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Ajay Kumar Anne, Peoria, IL US
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20140019194 | Predictive Key Risk Indicator Identification Process Using Quantitative Methods - Methods, computer-readable media, and apparatuses are disclosed for identifying predictive key risk indicators (KRIs) for organizations and/or firms through the application of specific statistical and quantitative methods that are well integrated with qualitative adjustment. An indicator is a variable with the purpose of measuring change in a phenomena or process. A risk indicator is an indicator that estimates the potential for some form of resource degradation using mathematical formulas or models. Organization/enterprise key risk indicators are an essential arsenal in the risk management framework of any firm or organization and may be required by regulatory agencies. | 01-16-2014 |
20140019195 | Operational Risk Back-Testing Process Using Quantitative Methods - Methods, computer-readable media, and apparatuses are disclosed for quantifying risk and control assessments. The risk includes both residual risk and direction of risk. Various aspects of the invention quantitatively compare the risk and control assessments against step-ahead losses using special regression models that are particularly applicable to this kind of data. The empirical comparison may be performed on both loss event frequency and severity in two different and separate dimensions. The empirical comparison may also be performed using losses extracted by even occurrence and event settlement dates in two separate dates. | 01-16-2014 |
20140052494 | Identifying Scenarios and Business Units that Benefit from Scenario Planning for Operational Risk Scenario Analysis Using Analytical and Quantitative Methods - Methods, computer-readable media, and apparatuses are disclosed for risk scenario analysis. Aspects of the embodiments disclose methods, computer readable media, and apparatuses for identifying scenarios for operational risk scenario analysis using analytical and quantitative methods. Additional aspects of the embodiments disclose methods, computer readable media, and apparatuses for identifying business units for performing risk scenario analysis using analytical and quantitative methods. | 02-20-2014 |
20140297361 | OPERATIONAL RISK BACK-TESTING PROCESS USING QUANTITATIVE METHODS - Methods, computer-readable media, and apparatuses are disclosed for quantifying risk and control assessments. The risk includes both residual risk and direction of risk. Various aspects of the invention quantitatively compare the risk and control assessments against step-ahead losses using special regression models that are particularly applicable to this kind of data. The empirical comparison may be performed on both loss event frequency and severity in two different and separate dimensions. The empirical comparison may also be performed using losses extracted by even occurrence and event settlement dates in two separate dates. | 10-02-2014 |
20140316847 | OPERATIONAL RISK BACK-TESTING PROCESS USING QUANTITATIVE METHODS - Methods, computer-readable media, and apparatuses are disclosed for quantifying risk and control assessments. The risk includes both residual risk and direction of risk. Various aspects of the invention quantitatively compare the risk and control assessments against step-ahead losses using special regression models that are particularly applicable to this kind of data. The empirical comparison may be performed on both loss event frequency and severity in two different and separate dimensions. The empirical comparison may also be performed using losses extracted by even occurrence and event settlement dates in two separate dates. | 10-23-2014 |
Fabien Anne, Houston, TX US
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20160101453 | System and Method for Reducing Pipe Ovality - The present disclosure provides a method for reducing ovality in pipe for joining to pipe components by using a plug coupled on an inside surface of the pipe and a sacrificial component coupled to the end of the pipe to establish a coupling interface. The plug, the sacrificial component, or a combination thereof assists in minimizing ovality changes during use of the pipe, particularly at the end of the pipe. When the pipe is to be coupled with a pipe component, the pipe and sacrificial component are separated at a different location than the coupling interface along the pipe in proximity to the plug. The plug is left coupled to the sacrificial component, and generally slidably engaged with the pipe. The plug and the sacrificial component can be removed from engagement with the pipe. The pipe and the pipe component can be coupled together. | 04-14-2016 |
Francois Anne, Angers FR
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20140159519 | BUSBAR THAT CAN BE INTEGRATED INTO AN ELECTRIC MOTOR - This busbar ( | 06-12-2014 |
Ginet Anne, Uffholtz FR
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20110266792 | Dismountable Connector for an Undersea Petroleum Plant - The invention relates to a connector for an off-shore oil installation for connecting first and second tubular elements ( | 11-03-2011 |
Gowtham Anne, Singapore SG
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20130006399 | APPARATUS FOR AUTOMATING FIELD DEVICE OPERATIONS BY CAPTURING DEVICE METHOD EXECUTION STEPS FOR LATER USE AND RELATED METHOD - A method includes receiving a first request to execute a field device method associated with a process control field device. The method also includes initiating actual execution of the field device method with the field device and/or simulating execution of the field device method. The method further includes recording information associated with the actual or simulated execution of the field device method and recording user input associated with the field device method. In addition, the method includes receiving a second request to play back execution of the field device method, initiating subsequent execution of the field device method, and using the recorded information and the recorded user input during the subsequent execution of the field device method. | 01-03-2013 |
20150113423 | SYSTEM AND METHOD TO CONFIGURE A FIELD DEVICE - The present invention relates to a primary apparatus to configure a field device in use with a secondary apparatus. An application on the primary apparatus accesses a web application on the secondary apparatus. When a driver validator determines that a relevant driver for the field device is not on installed on the primary apparatus, the relevant driver is received from the secondary apparatus for the configuration. A corresponding system, software and method are also disclosed. | 04-23-2015 |
Gowtham Anne, Bangalore IN
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20090276486 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR CREATING CONFIGURATIONS OF OFFLINE FIELD DEVICES IN A PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - A method includes receiving a first proposed value or attribute for a parameter associated with a field device. The field device is or will be used in a process control system. The method also includes determining whether the first proposed value or attribute is valid using a device description associated with the field device. The method further includes, if the first proposed value or attribute is not valid, receiving a second proposed value or attribute for the parameter associated with the field device and determining whether the second proposed value or attribute is valid. The determinations of whether the first and second proposed values or attributes are valid could occur when the field device is offline in the process control system. The method could further include receiving a configuration having multiple values or attributes for multiple parameters associated with the field device and validating at least some of those values or attributes. | 11-05-2009 |
20090292524 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ACCESSING AND CONFIGURING FIELD DEVICES IN A PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEM USING DISTRIBUTED CONTROL COMPONENTS - A system includes a client and an interface component. The client includes (i) a device manager associated with a field device in a process control system and (ii) a first emulator configured to emulate a communication manager. The device manager defines a user interface associated with the field device. The interface component includes (i) a second emulator configured to emulate the device manager and (ii) the communication manager. The communication manager is configured to communicate with the field device over a communication link using a specified protocol. The client is physically separated from the interface component. The communication manager could represent a communication Device Type Manager (DTM), and the device manager could represent a device DTM. Also, the first emulator could emulate at least some functions of the communication DTM, and the second emulator could emulate at least some functions of the device DTM. | 11-26-2009 |
20090292995 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ACCESSING AND CONFIGURING FIELD DEVICES IN A PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - A system includes a client that presents a user interface to a user, where the user interface is associated with a field device in a process control system. The system also includes an interface component having (i) an emulator that emulates a device manager associated with at least the field device and (ii) a communication manager that communicates with the field device over a communication link using a specified protocol. The system further includes a server that provides a request to the emulator based on input from the user provided through the user interface, where the emulator provides the request to the communication manager for communication to the field device. The communication manager could include a communication DTM, and the emulator could emulate at least some functions of a device DTM. A device description (such as a DD/EDD file) could also be used to generate the user interface. | 11-26-2009 |
20090292996 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ACCESSING AND PRESENTING HEALTH INFORMATION FOR FIELD DEVICES IN A PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEM - A system includes a server configured to generate a request for status information and/or diagnostic information associated with a field device in a process control system. The system also includes an interface component having (i) an emulator configured to emulate a device manager associated with the field device and (ii) a communication manager configured to communicate with the field device over a communication link using a specified protocol. The server is configured to provide the request to the communication manager through the emulator, receive the status information and/or the diagnostic information from the field device through the communication manager and the emulator, and generate a user interface based on the status information and/or the diagnostic information. The communication manager could represent a communication Device Type Manager (DTM), and the emulator could emulate at least some functions of a device DTM. | 11-26-2009 |
20120004743 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR OPTIMIZING MAINTENANCE AND OTHER OPERATIONS OF FIELD DEVICES IN A PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEM USING USER-DEFINED DEVICE CONFIGURATIONS - A method includes receiving a request to access a field device and identifying a first device configuration associated with the field device. The first device configuration identifies (i) a subset of device parameters associated with the field device, (ii) a subset of device methods associated with the field device, and/or (iii) an interface arrangement of device parameters or methods associated with the field device. The method also includes retrieving a value for each device parameter identified by the first device configuration and generating a graphical user interface using the first device configuration and the retrieved values. The method could also include determining whether a user has requested use of the first device configuration. If not, the method can include identifying a second device configuration associated with the field device, retrieving the value for each device parameter identified by the second device configuration, and generating a second graphical user interface. | 01-05-2012 |
Laxman Anne, Eden Prairie, MN US
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20090092149 | ONE-GOOD-PAIR OPERATION IN DUAL-PAIR MODE - A communication system comprising at least one communication unit. Each communication unit includes an interface port, a first-digital-subscriber-line port, a second-digital-subscriber-line port, and a central processing unit. The central processing unit is communicatively coupled to receive information indicative of the operability of the first-digital-subscriber-line port and the second-digital-subscriber-line port. The at least one communication unit is implemented on the physical layer in single-pair mode. The at least one communication unit is configured to switch from sending timeslots in dual-pair mode to sending timeslots in 1+1 protection mode when communication on one of the first-digital-subscriber-line port and the second-digital-subscriber-line port fails. | 04-09-2009 |
20090092150 | HYBRID CROSS-LINK - A communication system comprises a first communication unit having a plurality of application ports; and a second communication unit having a plurality of application ports and coupled to the first communication unit; wherein the first communication unit is configured to extract timeslots from a first signal having a first interface format and from a second signal having a second interface format, and to insert the extracted timeslots into a frame for transmission to the second communication unit; wherein the second communication unit is configured to pass the first interface format signal to an application port of a similar interface format and to pass the second interface format signal to an application port of a third dissimilar interface format based on the order of the extracted timeslots in the frame transmitted from the first communication unit. | 04-09-2009 |
20090092176 | REGENERATOR UNIT - A communication system comprises a central unit configured to transmit and receive communication signals; a remote unit configured to transmit and receive communication signals; and a regenerator unit configured to regenerate and transmit received communication signals, the regenerator unit comprising a first interface, a second interface and a control and status circuit configured to control operation of the first and second interface, wherein each interface is configured to operate as an independent logical regenerator unit; wherein the central unit and the remote unit communicate over a first communication loop via the first independent interface of the regenerator unit. | 04-09-2009 |
20090290583 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MULTIPLEXING FRACTIONAL TDM FRAMES - A multiplexing card comprises a primary TDM port over which TDM frames are communicated to and from a networking device, a plurality of secondary TDM ports over each of which fractional TDM frames are communicated to and from a plurality of digital subscriber line (DSL) units; and a logic device coupled between the primary TDM port and the plurality of secondary TDM ports, wherein the logic device is operable to map timeslots from each of the fractional TDM frames received over the plurality of secondary TDM ports to timeslots in a TDM frame communicated over the primary TDM port, and to map each of a plurality of blocks of timeslots in a TDM frame received over the primary TDM port to one of the plurality of secondary TDM ports; wherein the combined number of timeslots containing user data in the fractional TDM frames received over the plurality of secondary TDM ports is less than or equal to the maximum number of available timeslots in the corresponding TDM frame communicated over the primary TDM port. | 11-26-2009 |
20090290603 | MULTIPLE E-CARRIER TRANSPORT OVER DSL - A communication system comprises a first multiplexer card having a first plurality of time division multiplex (TDM) ports and a first differential signaling interface, wherein the first multiplexer card is operable to map timeslots from each of the first plurality of TDM ports to a first combined signal transmitted via the first differential signaling interface; a first unit having a second differential signaling interface coupled to the first differential signaling interface, wherein the first unit is operable to extract the timeslots from the first combined signal and to map the extracted timeslots to a digital subscriber line (DSL) frame for transmission over a DSL link; a second unit coupled to the first unit via the DSL link, the second unit having a third differential signaling interface, wherein the second unit is operable to extract the timeslots in the DSL frame and to map the timeslots to a second combined signal transmitted via the third differential signaling interface; and a second multiplexer card having a second plurality of TDM ports and a fourth differential signaling interface, wherein the second multiplexer card is operable to map each of the timeslots from the second combined signal to one of the second plurality of TDM ports. | 11-26-2009 |
20110099546 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD - System and methods for High-speed Digital Subscriber Line Software Download are provided. In one embodiment, a Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Transceiver Unit is provided. The transceiver unit comprises at least one DSL transceiver, wherein the at least one DSL transceiver implements an Embedded Operations Channel (EOC) and a data path over at least one DSL pair; a first memory for storing a software file for transfer over the DSL pair, wherein the software file comprises a header and at least one file record; and a second memory for storing a provisioning table, wherein the provisioning table establishes timeslot allocations for a plurality of channels communicated over the data path, including provisions for a software download channel for transmitting the software file from the first memory to a target unit over the data path. | 04-28-2011 |
20130343528 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CIRCUIT EMULATION - A digital subscriber line (DSL) unit comprises a first user port configured to communicate signals according to an Ethernet protocol and a second user port configured to communicate signals according to a second non-Ethernet protocol The DSL unit also comprises at least one DSL port configured to communicate signals according to a DSL protocol; and a processing device configured to analyze Ethernet signals received over the first user port to determine when to output data from the respective received Ethernet signals over the second user port and when to output data from the respective received Ethernet signals over the at least one DSL port. The processing device is further configured to extract data from signals received over the second user port and insert the extracted data into a corresponding Ethernet signal having a respective emulated circuit identification and to output the corresponding Ethernet signal over the first user port. | 12-26-2013 |
Laxman R. Anne, Eden Prairie, MN US
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20120246347 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR UTILIZING VARIABLE LENGTH DATA FIELD STORAGE SCHEMES ON PHYSICAL COMMUNICATION MEDIA SEGMENTS - One exemplary embodiment is directed to a segment of physical communication media. The segment comprises a physical communication medium, a connector attached to the physical communication medium, and a storage device configured to store information therein using a self-defining variable length data field scheme (such as a key-length-value triplet). | 09-27-2012 |
20120246362 | DOUBLE-BUFFER INSERTION COUNT STORED IN A DEVICE ATTACHED TO A PHYSICAL LAYER MEDIUM - One exemplary embodiment is directed to a connector assembly. The connector assembly comprises a port having a media interface configured to interface with a storage device interface of a connector. The connector is attached to a segment of physical communication media. The connector also includes a storage device. The connector assembly also comprises a programmable processor configured to execute software that stores information to the storage device using a plurality of redundant storage operations by which a plurality of copies of the information is sequentially stored in the storage device. | 09-27-2012 |
20120246523 | DYNAMICALLY DETECTING A DEFECTIVE CONNECTOR AT A PORT - A connector assembly comprises a plurality of ports. Each of the plurality of ports is configured to receive a respective connector attached to a respective segment of physical communication media. Each of the plurality of ports comprises a respective media interface configured to receive data from a respective storage device attached to the respective connector. The connector assembly is configured to determine if a first connector attached to a first port included in the plurality of ports is defective by determining if a signal level received on the respective media interface associated with the first port has stabilized after a first predetermined amount of time has elapsed since the first connector was connected to the first port. If the signal level has not stabilized after the first predetermined amount of time has elapsed since the first connector was connected to the first port, the first connector is considered defective. | 09-27-2012 |
20130021899 | M-PAIR MODE PROTECTION SWITCHING - A communication comprises a plurality of digital subscriber line (DSL) links, a first node having at least one application port configured for an elastic service and a plurality of DSL ports, and a second node having at least one application port configured for an elastic service and a plurality of DSL ports. Each of the first and second nodes is configured to interleave data received over the at least one application port across the plurality of DSL ports, each DSL port allocated a set of DSL timeslots for transport of the data received over the at least one application port. When a failure is detected on one of the DSL links, each of the first and second nodes is configured to interleave the data received over the at least one application port across the remaining DSL ports not connected to the failed DSL link without adjusting the set of DSL timeslots allocated to each of the remaining DSL ports for transport of the data from the at least one application port. | 01-24-2013 |
20130022094 | N+N PROTECTION SWITCHING - A communication system comprises a plurality of DSL links comprising a first group and second group of DSL links, each group comprising more than one DSL link. The communication system also comprises a first node and a second node each having at least one application port and a plurality of DSL ports. Each DSL port is coupled to a respective one of the DSL links such that the first and second nodes are communicatively coupled via the DSL links. Each of the first and second nodes is configured to interleave a first copy of data received over the respective application port across the first group and to interleave a second copy of the data across the second group. When a failure is detected on a DSL link in the first group, each of the first and second nodes is configured to switch from the first group to the second group. | 01-24-2013 |
20130054725 | RATE ADAPTIVE AUTO-NEGOTIATION - A method to reduce link-up time between nodes in a communication system is provided. The method includes determining a node in the communication system is in a HANDSHAKE state; randomly configuring the node in one of a master mode and a slave mode based on a determination that the node is in the HANDSHAKE state; determining if the node is in a LINK-UP state with a selected node in the communication system based on the random configuring of the node; and randomly re-configuring the node in one of the master mode and the slave mode based on a negative determination that the node is in the LINK-UP state with the selected node. | 02-28-2013 |
20140219656 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR ASSOCIATING LOCATION INFORMATION WITH A COMMUNICATION SUB-ASSEMBLY HOUSED WITHIN A COMMUNICATION ASSEMBLY - An exemplary optical distribution frame includes a frame structure defining multiple positions into which multiple chassis can be inserted and a frame controller unit attached to the frame structure. The frame structure includes a frame controller and a switch communicatively coupled to the frame controller, wherein the switch includes a multiple ports. The frame structure including multiple cables, each cable being attached to a respective one of the ports of the switch and routed and attached to the optical distribution frame so that each cable can be attached to a chassis inserted into a predetermined one of the positions in the optical distribution frame, wherein the frame controller is configured to communicate port mapping information to a management entity that is communicatively coupled to the frame controller for use by the management entity in associating location information with a chassis inserted into the optical distribution frame. | 08-07-2014 |
20150030323 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DETECTING COMPONENT ROTATION WITHIN A COMMUNICATION ASSEMBLY - Systems and methods for detecting component rotation within a communication assembly are provided. In certain embodiments, a system includes a module; an adapter block that includes multiple front ports and multiple rear ports configured to receive an optical connector; a managing entity configured to control port identification for the front and rear ports; and a circuit board mounted to the adapter block, wherein the circuit board comprises multiple front contact assemblies and multiple rear contact assemblies, wherein each front port is associated with a front contact assembly and each rear port is associated with a rear contact assembly, wherein when a rear contact assembly is electrically coupled to a connector, the connector generates an event that is sent to the managing entity, whereupon the managing entity remaps the port identification for the front and rear ports. | 01-29-2015 |
Srinivas Anne, Sunnyvale, CA US
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20140074484 | ENCODER AND DECODER DRIVER DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES - A codec architecture including an audio wave driver and a coded topology driver. The audio wave driver is communicatively coupled to an audio engine and an analog audio codec. The coded topology driver is communicatively coupled to the audio wave driver by a set of interfaces that enables streamlined code implementation, improved operation efficiency and power savings, while allowing vendors to supply differentiating functionality outside of the basic requirements of the operating system. | 03-13-2014 |
Valérie Anne US
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20160045429 | NON-EDIBLE COATING COMPRISING FOOD MATERIAL - The present invention relates to non-edible coatings comprising a filmogen agent and at least one food material selected from liquid, solid, fluid or gel food materials such as for example water, citrus fruit, red berries, raspberry, strawberry, blackberry, kiwifruit, tomato, vanilla, pomegranate, beet, carrot, leek, potato, pimento, saffron, curry, cinnamon, vanilla, fish eggs, lavender, rice, sugar, herbes de provence, tomato concentrate, tomato extract, ketchup, honey, blackberry marmalade, strawberry marmalade, cocoa, chocolate, carrot puree, grenadine, soy sauce, veggies sauce, wine, liquors, curacao, vinegar, tomato juice, carrot juice, raspberry juice, water, milk, rose water or mixture thereof. The method for manufacturing the same is also disclosed. | 02-18-2016 |
Valérie Anne, Nanterre FR
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20160045429 | NON-EDIBLE COATING COMPRISING FOOD MATERIAL - The present invention relates to non-edible coatings comprising a filmogen agent and at least one food material selected from liquid, solid, fluid or gel food materials such as for example water, citrus fruit, red berries, raspberry, strawberry, blackberry, kiwifruit, tomato, vanilla, pomegranate, beet, carrot, leek, potato, pimento, saffron, curry, cinnamon, vanilla, fish eggs, lavender, rice, sugar, herbes de provence, tomato concentrate, tomato extract, ketchup, honey, blackberry marmalade, strawberry marmalade, cocoa, chocolate, carrot puree, grenadine, soy sauce, veggies sauce, wine, liquors, curacao, vinegar, tomato juice, carrot juice, raspberry juice, water, milk, rose water or mixture thereof. The method for manufacturing the same is also disclosed. | 02-18-2016 |