Spatial management of multidimensional international world

The concept of «multidimensional international world» refers to understanding the world through its multiple dimensions beyond traditional economic or political measures, by fostering cross-cultural collaboration and balancing global integration with local needs. The paper first analyzes the multidimensional quality of human society, including international relations, and reviews publications on different world dimensions like political, economic, security, legal, cultural, social, and technological. It briefs the developed high-level Spatial Grasp Model and Technology (SGT) which can investigate and manage complex systems with a holistic spatial approach effectively covering different physical and virtual dimensions and their integration. The paper describes the basics of a multidimensional management system that is currently under development and provides examples of practical solutions in different dimensions and their combinations in Spatial Grasp Language (SGL), the key element of SGT, with networking representations of the solutions. These include interdimensional influence and optimization, finding multidimensional communities, showing multidimensional recovery after disasters, finding dangerous multidimensional groupings, isolated multidimensional components, as well as interaction of physical and virtual dimensions. Using the wavelike spatial quality of SGL, the results of multidimensional operations obtained in one dimension are then explicitly delivered to other dimensions, or the whole process is inseparably propagating between dimensions as a whole. Different versions of SGT have been tested on numerous applications, and its latest version, especially suitable for multidimensional management, can be quickly implemented on any existing platform and integrated with advanced communication systems.