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David J. Cuddihy, Hamburg, NY US
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| 20100070656 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ENHANCED LOAD BALANCING IN A STORAGE SYSTEM - In association with a storage system, dividing or splitting file system I/O commands, or generating I/O subcommands, in a multi-connection environment. In one aspect, a host device is coupled to disk storage by a plurality of high speed connections, and a host application issues an I/O command which is divided or split into multiple subcommands, based on attributes of data on the target storage, a weighted path algorithm and/or target, connection or other characteristics. Another aspect comprises a method for generating a queuing policy and/or manipulating queuing policy attributes of I/O subcommands based on characteristics of the initial I/O command or target storage. I/O subcommands may be sent on specific connections to optimize available target bandwidth. In other aspects, responses to I/O subcommands are aggregated and passed to the host application as a single I/O command response. | 03-18-2010 |
| 20110093626 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY AND ENSURING THE INTEGRITY OF A DATA TRANSFER - The present invention provides an improved method and system of improving the efficiency, and ensuring the integrity, of a data transfer in a serverless backup, or third party copy, system having one or more physical storage devices. The present invention provides improvements to the processing of serverless copy, or EXTENDED COPY, commands, and transfers of data associated with such commands. These improvements increase the speed at which such commands are executed and completed, and increase the capabilities of copy managers in serverless backup systems. The improvements also make better use of the storage devices involved in the data backup process. Certain aspects of the invention allow for execution of data segments of any size, and providing a compiler for generating input/output actions. | 04-21-2011 |
Meghan J. Cuddihy, Ann Arbor, MI US
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| 20100273667 | Cell culture well-plates having inverted colloidal crystal scaffolds - A three dimensional inverted colloidal crystal scaffold is described which comprises a substrate having at least one well. The scaffold also includes a three dimensional matrix comprising a transparent biocompatible polymeric network containing microspherical voids. The microspherical voids are each connected to at least one other void through inter-connecting pores. Additionally, an apparatus for producing such a colloidal crystal scaffold is described. Methods for making the inverted colloidal crystal scaffold, for using the scaffold and for identifying the effects of a drug, pharmaceutical or toxin on a living cell using the inverted colloidal crystal scaffold are also disclosed. | 10-28-2010 |
Paul Cuddihy, Ballston Lake, NY US
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| 20090089092 | SYSTEM AND METHOD TO SCHEDULE RESOURCES IN DELIVERY OF HEALTHCARE TO A PATIENT - A method to schedule resources in delivery of healthcare to a series of patients is provided. The method comprises the steps of identifying an availability of the series of resources to deliver the healthcare to each patient; calculating a predicted duration to deliver the healthcare to each patient; calculating a schedule including a block of time dependent on the predicted duration for each resource to deliver healthcare to the patient, the block of time including a start time and an end time; calculating a confidence level in the schedule, the confidence level including a probability that one or more of the resources will not be available for the block of time of the schedule or calculating a likelihood that one or more resources will be available for the block of time in the schedule; and outputting the schedule and the confidence level in the schedule for display. | 04-02-2009 |
| 20090112618 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR VIEWING BIOMETRICAL INFORMATION AND DYNAMICALLY ADAPTING SCHEDULE AND PROCESS INTERDEPENDENCIES WITH CLINICAL PROCESS DECISIONING - Certain embodiments provide a method for viewing biometrical information, determining the clinical state of the patient, and dynamically adapting schedule and process interdependencies in a clinical environment. The method includes deriving a schedule including at least one patient treatment protocol based on a mathematical model using people and asset information as input. The method also includes processing input biometrical data indicating a patient status. Additionally, the method includes adapting the at least one patient treatment protocol based on the biometrical data. Further, the method includes revising the schedule based on adapting the at least one patient treatment protocol. In certain embodiments, the method includes recalculating a critical path, schedule tasks, and resource allocation based on adapting the at least one patient treatment protocol and revising the schedule. In certain embodiments, the method includes communicating with affected process stakeholders and assets regarding the revised schedule. | 04-30-2009 |
| 20090256710 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MONITORING THE COGNITIVE ABILITY OF A PERSON - A system and method for monitoring the health of a remotely located person is disclosed herein. The system includes at least one electronic device. The electronic device includes a first sensor a processor and a transmitter. The system also includes a remote monitoring station that receives data from at least one electronic device and produces an evaluation of the person's health. | 10-15-2009 |
Paul E. Cuddihy, Ballston Lake, NY US
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| 20080242943 | SYSTEM AND METHOD OF PATIENT MONITORING AND DETECTION OF MEDICAL EVENTS - A system of patient health condition monitoring includes a device configured to measure a health parameter of a patient and a computer. The computer is programmed to receive an input based on the measured health parameter, determine a first moving average value for a first period of time based on the measured health parameter and determine a second moving average value for a second period of time based on the measured health parameter, the second period of time different than the first period of time. The computer is further programmed to calculate a difference between the first and second moving average values and store the difference in computer memory. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20090088606 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PATIENT SPECIFIC ADAPTABLE TELEMONITORING ALERTS - A system and method for determining a reference baseline of a patient and measuring trend shifts in physiological data to generate alerts acquires and receives physiological data from a patient under observation. Initial physiological data is received during a lock-in period and monitored physiological data is received during a diagnosis period. Shifts in the physiological data are measured by comparing the monitored physiological data to the initial physiological data. An alert is generated for shifts that exceed at least one of a pre-determined size and rate (i.e., a “threshold value”). | 04-02-2009 |
| 20090187082 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DIAGNOSING THE CAUSE OF TREND SHIFTS IN HOME HEALTH DATA - A system and method for determining the cause of a trend shift in physiological data received from a patient under observation includes receiving physiological data on a plurality of measured physiological parameters from the patient and performing a statistical analysis on a portion of the physiological data to determine a measured shift over a confidence interval in each of the plurality of physiological parameters. A signature shift is defined for each of the plurality of physiological parameters that is indicative of a pre-determined medical condition and the measured shift confidence interval of each of the plurality of physiological parameters is compared to these signature shifts. From this comparison between the measured shift confidence interval and the signature shift of each of the plurality of physiological parameters, a physiological assessment is formulated. | 07-23-2009 |
Paul Edward Cuddihy, Ballston Lake, NY US
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| 20090254004 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MEASURING AND REPORTING CHANGES IN WALKING SPEED - A system and method for identifying a change in walking speed of a person is provided. The system comprises a plurality of sensors disposed in various rooms of a structure. The sensors are operable to provide a signal representative of motion and/or the location of the person within the structure. The system may also include a processor-based system that may receive signals representative of the motion and/or location of the person from the sensors. The processor-based system may establish a travel time for a path traveled by the person through the structure based on the signals representative of the motion and/or location of the person and may store the travel time within the processor-based system. The processor-based system may identify at least one path traveled by the person through the structure from among various travel paths traveled by the person through the structure as having a consistent travel time over a period of time. The processor-based system also identifies a change in the person's walking speed by identifying changes in the travel time for the at least one path traveled by the person through the structure. The system may alert the person or a caregiver to inform them of the change in walking speed identified by the system. | 10-08-2009 |
Paul Edward Cuddihy, Niskayuna, NY US
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| 20110152726 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MONITORING THE GAIT CHARACTERISTICS OF A GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS - A system is provided for monitoring gait characteristics of a group of enrollees in a monitoring region of a public area. The system includes an identifying device to enroll the group of enrollees into the system by measuring identifying information. The system further includes a gait monitoring device to measure a sample gait characteristic during an enrollment phase, and to measure a gait characteristic of each enrollee subsequent to the enrollment phase. The system further includes an alerting device to receive an alert signal from the gait monitoring device, when the measured gait characteristic of a respective enrollee exceeds a safety threshold. The system further includes a display device to issue a trend report of the measured gait characteristic of a selectable enrollee for a selectable time period. | 06-23-2011 |