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David Walter

David Walter Farchmin, Grafton, WI US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080319567Location Based Programming And Data Management In An Automated Environment - A method and system for providing information related to a set of automated resources that may cooperate in an environment to perform an automated process, the method comprising the steps of associating a specific environment location with the automated process, determining the locations of resources with respect to the specific location and, where resources are proximate the specific location, providing information related to the automated process. Also a method for facility communication between distributed resources where location or an attribute akin thereto is used to tag data and to monitor network data for specific required data.12-25-2008

David Walter Massy-Greene, Seattle, WA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090198393METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR LOADING SOFTWARE AIRCRAFT PARTS - A computer implemented method, apparatus, and computer usable program code for managing a software aircraft part. A computer implemented method identifies an aircraft from a set of target aircraft to form a target aircraft. Software for use in the aircraft is identified. A determination is made as to whether compatibility exists between the software and the target aircraft. The software aircraft part is created comprising the software and metadata relating usability of the software aircraft part in the target aircraft in response to a determination that compatibility exists between the software and the target aircraft.08-06-2009

David Walter Vollman, Naperville, IL US

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20100023930SOFTWARE TOOL FOR SCENARIO-BASED CODE INSPECTIONS - A computer program product for scenario-based source code inspection is provided. The computer program product comprises a computer-usable data carrier storing instructions that, when executed by a computer, cause the computer to display a plurality of functions, the plurality of functions comprising: a first function for creating one or more scenario paths in the source code by providing the ability to create hyperlinks from subroutine/macro calls to the subroutine or macro source in the code and commentary addition; and a second function for inspecting code in execution order and inspecting uninspected lines of code by providing the ability to annotate the code with any errors and observations found and mark lines inspected.01-28-2010