Data Source Protection through Compiled Release Objects

Data Source Protection through Compiled Release Objects introduces Data Compilation as a PO → VO → RO data movement model. The paper argues that downstream systems should consume compiled Release Objects rather than direct source objects. In this model, the Physical Object remains the registered source, the Virtual Object defines the computation layer, and the Release Object becomes the unit of downstream movement and consumption. AvanzDeriv is presented as a reference implementation of this model through a runtime data compiler engine. Core formula: PO stays. VO computes. RO moves.