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Miguel Griot US
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| 20100279648 | SYSTEMS, APPARATUS AND METHODS FOR FACILITATING EMERGENCY CALL SERVICE IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS - Systems and methods for facilitating emergency call service are provided. The method can include modifying a configuration parameter of a user equipment (UE), wherein the configuration parameter is related to at least one of: network selection, cell selection or reselection or service selection within a wireless communication system, and wherein a modified configuration parameter results in a preference by the UE for a network, cell or service configured to support emergency calls at the UE. The method can also include prioritizing circuit-switched services over packet-switched services, utilizing the circuit-switched voice service preferentially or exclusively and/or prioritizing a network configured to offer emergency call service over the original serving network of the UE, based, at least, on the modifying the configuration parameter. Modifying the configuration parameter can be performed autonomously by the UE. The modified configuration can also enable callback services to a UE from the network. | 11-04-2010 |
Miguel Griot, Dana Point, CA US
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| 20100203865 | MANAGING ACCESS CONTROL TO CLOSED SUBSCRIBER GROUPS - Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate managing access control to Closed Subscriber Groups (CSGs) in a wireless communication environment. A user equipment (UE) can store an operator CSG list, which can be read only and controlled by an operator. Further, the operator CSG list can lack synchronization to a CSG subscription for the UE retained in the network. Thus, upon selecting to access a CSG cell associated with a CSG with a corresponding CSG Identifier (ID) included in the operator CSG list of the UE, a reject message that indicates that the UE lacks authorization for the CSG can be received. Moreover, the CSG ID can be stored as a forbidden CSG ID of the UE in a set of forbidden CSG IDs in response to receipt of the reject message when the CSG ID is included in the operator CSG list. | 08-12-2010 |
Miguel Griot, Huntington Beach, CA US
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| 20100124184 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS WITH FRAME STRUCTURE FOR IMPROVED ADJACENT CHANNEL CO-EXISTENCE - Methods and systems are provided for supporting co-existence of two radio access technologies (RATs), which include determining the frame structure of a first RAT, including the boundary of subframes, the DL:UL subframe ratio, and switching periodicity, selecting a frame offset and a DL:UL subframe ratio in a second RAT to minimize the number of punctured symbols in the second RAT, and transmitting frames in the second RAT with the selected frame offset and subframe ratio. | 05-20-2010 |
| 20100124201 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS USING SAME BASE STATION CARRIER HANDOFF FOR MULTICARRIER SUPPORT - Certain embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method for switching radio frequency (RF) carriers that serve communication between a base station (BS) and a mobile station (MS). The switching of carriers can be viewed as a handoff procedure between two different RF carriers within the same BS. A simplified handoff procedure for switching of RF carriers can be applied when the MS switches its physical connection from a primary RF carrier to a secondary RF carrier, as well as in the case when the BS decides to move the MS from one primary RF carrier to another primary RF carrier. | 05-20-2010 |
Miguel Griot, San Diego, CA US
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| 20100118806 | UNEQUAL MULTIPATH PROTECTION OF DIFFERENT FRAMES WITHIN A SUPERFRAME USING DIFFERENT CYCLIC PREFIX LENGTHS - Techniques for providing multipath protection of a portion of a frame classified as having a first importance level (e.g., critical) are provided. Different cyclic prefix lengths may be used, depending on whether a frame contains information deemed critical. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20110130157 | TRANSACTION MANAGEMENT - Transaction identifiers for transactions are managed to mitigate potential mismatches that may occur in the event a message associated with the transaction is not delivered to the intended destination. For example, in the event an access terminal accepts a bearer context request, the access terminal may not immediately release the transaction identifier associated with that transaction. In this way, in the event the access terminal receives a second bearer context request associated with that same transaction identifier (e.g., due to the accept message not reaching the network), the access terminal may send a second accept message in response to the second bearer context request. | 06-02-2011 |
Miguel Griot, Huntington, CA US
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| 20100091915 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR MIMO PREAMBLE DETECTION - Certain embodiments of the present disclosure allow for detection of a transmitted preamble sequence by processing a correlation of a received signal and a preamble hypothesis in a way that exploits the good correlation properties of the known set of preamble sequences. For certain embodiments, the highest peaks of the correlation output may be compared across all preamble hypotheses to decide which preamble sequence is transmitted. | 04-15-2010 |
Richard L. Griot, Tacoma, WA US
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| 20090261012 | WASH BUCKET WITH INTEGRAL MEASURING - A wash bucket for use with detergent and water to ensure that the detergent and water are mixed in a predetermined ratio. The wash bucket has a cup within the wash bucket cavity. In some embodiments the cup is attached to the wash bucket structure and not easily removed by hand. In other embodiments the cup is removably attached to the wash bucket structure. A proper detergent to water ratio is achieved by filling the cup to a point indicated on the cup and then filling the wash bucket to a point indicated on the wash bucket. | 10-22-2009 |