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GEODI searches for given criteria across all sources connected to your project.

Search dates in the natural way you use them in your daily language; GEODI will find all of them, no matter how they are written.

GEODI automatically recognizes all dates and date ranges in the content and presents them in a CALENDAR view. If you install the language package, it can do Russian, Arabic, Georgian, Hebrew, and other languages as well. The calendar view will give you an idea about the temporal distribution of a query. When some news is concentrated, events like the Orange Blower Festival will make it easier to perceive temporal events.

contentdate: prefix limits searches to contentdate(like, file date or tweet date),

 Search by Dates

23 April 1920 -> Content with 23 April 1923, 04.23.1923 or ..

1-5 October 1923 -> Any content that has date within the range

May-December 1923 -> 1st of May to December 31 of 1923

contentdate:(23 April 1920) → content that have the given date.

contentdate:today -> the content added today

9.2023-24.09.2023 and date between.

yesterday , today , last week , last month , nest year , tomorrow , next week , this week , previous week , this month , next month

 Search by Relative Date Clauses

You can use the following clauses in queries. The reference date (today) is the date on your computer.

GEODI also recognizes these words in emails and social media(contentdate is exactly known source)

  1. Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow works as expected.

  2. This Week, Last Week, Next Week : These queries are converted to dates from Monday to Sunday.

    • Current Date -> 28.09.2023

    • This Week-> 25.09.2023-01.10.2023 and date between.

  3. This Month, Last Month, Next Month: These queries are converted to dates from the first to the last day of the month.

    • Current Date ->Eylül(09)

    • Last Month-> 01.08.2023-31.08.2023 and date between.

  4. This Year, Last Year, Next year: These queries are converted to dates from 01 January to 31 December of the year.

    • Current Date -> 2023

    • Next year:-> 01.01.2024-31.12.2024 and date between.

  5. Next Decade: When this query is made, it returns the dates of the current week and the 10 years after this week.

    • Current Date -> 02.10.2023

    • Date found on the document(s)-> 02.10.2023-08.10.2023 week, 01.11.2023 and after.

  6. Last Decade: When this query is made, it returns the dates of the current week and the 10 years before this week.

    • Current Date -> 02.10.2023

    • Date found on the document(s)-> 02.10.2023 - 08.10.2023 and before.

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