Patents by Inventor Aaron Jacobson
Aaron Jacobson has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11860995Abstract: A method to implement traceability and provability on a particular project in software development based on blockchain-recorded transactions of assigned developer time, the method comprising of the following steps: setting up a blockchain network comprised of a distributed, redundant, and tamper-resistant ledger; issuing each user an attestable pre-fabricated and signed virtualized environment on approved hardware that comes with functionality required for the user's role implemented as one of a set of virtual machine templates fashioned from a signed and approved pre-fabricated image; and verifying that assigned developer time is valid, and if so, record each development action on the ledger to enable extensive tracking and auditing of end-to-end software development process.Type: GrantFiled: August 13, 2021Date of Patent: January 2, 2024Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the NavyInventors: Russell Shannon, Joseph Garcia, Aaron Jacobson, William Mosca, Roberto Maldonado, Michael Burger
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Publication number: 20230048589Abstract: A method to implement traceability and provability on a particular project in software development based on blockchain-recorded transactions of assigned developer time, the method comprising of the following steps: setting up a blockchain network comprised of a distributed, redundant, and tamper-resistant ledger; issuing each user an attestable pre-fabricated and signed virtualized environment on approved hardware that comes with functionality required for the user's role implemented as one of a set of virtual machine templates fashioned from a signed and approved pre-fabricated image; and verifying that assigned developer time is valid, and if so, record each development action on the ledger to enable extensive tracking and auditing of end- to-end software development process.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 13, 2021Publication date: February 16, 2023Inventors: Russell Shannon, Joseph Garcia, Aaron Jacobson, William Mosca, Roberto Maldonado, Michael Burger
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Publication number: 20180253428Abstract: Systems and methods for arranging participant interview clips for conducting ethnographic research. Video clips and photographs of interviews of participants in a market research study are stored in a database. Each item stored in the database is tagged with an interpretive tag indicative of an observed behavioral, attitudinal, or emotive characteristic of the participant. A user searches the database for tags or search terms of interest, and selects clips from the search results for inclusion in a perspective, which is a collection of selected clips and their associated tags and comments from multiple users who collaborate to determine which clips to include in the perspective. The process of creating a perspective is iterative and collaborative, in which the database can be mined and re-mined using different search strategies by multiple users, who provide their comments on selected clips to form a perspective that can be used for product innovation.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 7, 2018Publication date: September 6, 2018Inventors: Ben Aaron Jacobson, Anne Keatley Schorr, Megan Lee Fath, Carolyn Patricia Stuenkel, Adisorn Supawatanakul
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Patent number: 9840104Abstract: A printable substrate, along with methods of its formation, is generally provided. The printable coating can include a base sheet defining a first surface and a second surface and a printable coating on the first surface of the base sheet. The base sheet can be constructed from a cellulosic nonwoven web and a saturant. The printable coating can include a plurality of inorganic microparticles and a crosslinked material, where the crosslinked material is formed from a crosslinkable polymeric binder and a crosslinking agent. An image can be formed on the printable substrate, such as by printing an ink composition onto the printable substrate (e.g., onto the printable coating).Type: GrantFiled: October 30, 2015Date of Patent: December 12, 2017Assignee: Neenah Paper, Inc.Inventors: Cheryl B. Rueckert, Aaron Jacobson, Abdu Bunch, Steven L. Vervacke
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Publication number: 20170120655Abstract: A printable substrate, along with methods of its formation, is generally provided. The printable coating can include a base sheet defining a first surface and a second surface and a printable coating on the first surface of the base sheet. The base sheet can be constructed from a cellulosic nonwoven web and a saturant. The printable coating can include a plurality of inorganic microparticles and a crosslinked material, where the crosslinked material is formed from a crosslinkable polymeric binder and a crosslinking agent. An image can be formed on the printable substrate, such as by printing an ink composition onto the printable substrate (e.g., onto the printable coating).Type: ApplicationFiled: October 30, 2015Publication date: May 4, 2017Inventors: Cheryl B. Rueckert, Aaron Jacobson, Abdu Bunch, Steven L. Vervacke
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Publication number: 20140067858Abstract: Systems and methods for arranging participant interview clips for conducting ethnographic research. Video clips and photographs of interviews of participants in a market research study are stored in a database. Each item stored in the database is tagged with an interpretive tag indicative of an observed behavioral, attitudinal, or emotive characteristic of the participant. A user searches the database for tags or search terms of interest, and selects clips from the search results for inclusion in a perspective, which is a collection of selected clips and their associated tags and comments from multiple users who collaborate to determine which clips to include in the perspective. The process of creating a perspective is iterative and collaborative, in which the database can be mined and re-mined using different search strategies by multiple users, who provide their comments on selected clips to form a perspective that can be used for product innovation.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 11, 2013Publication date: March 6, 2014Applicant: Conifer Research LLCInventors: Ben Aaron Jacobson, Anne Keatley Schorr, Megan Lee Fath, Carolyn Patricia Stuenkel, Adisorn Supawatanakul
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Patent number: 8612426Abstract: Systems and methods for arranging participant interview clips for conducting ethnographic research. Video clips and photographs of interviews of participants in a market research study are stored in a database. Each item stored in the database is tagged with an interpretive tag indicative of an observed behavioral, attitudinal, or emotive characteristic of the participant. A user searches the database for tags or search terms of interest, and selects clips from the search results for inclusion in a perspective, which is a collection of selected clips and their associated tags and comments from multiple users who collaborate to determine which clips to include in the perspective. The process of creating a perspective is iterative and collaborative, in which the database can be mined and re-mined using different search strategies by multiple users, who provide their comments on selected clips to form a perspective that can be used for product innovation.Type: GrantFiled: June 20, 2012Date of Patent: December 17, 2013Assignee: Conifer Research LLCInventors: Ben Aaron Jacobson, Anne Keatley Schorr, Megan Lee Fath, Carolyn Patricia Stuenkel, Adisorn Supawatanakul
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Patent number: 8535026Abstract: A mechanism for moving elements in a fluid filled housing using a pump with the element to be moved attached rigidly to the pump or to a port assembly connected to the pump. The pump assembly or port assembly moves as a result of differential pressure created between a first and a second chamber separated from each other by the pump assembly or port assembly. Movement of the fluid in one direction increases or decreases pressure, the pressure change resulting in a net force in one direction or the other.Type: GrantFiled: June 30, 2010Date of Patent: September 17, 2013Assignee: Schlumberger Technology CorporationInventors: Kuo-Chiang Chen, Aaron Jacobson, Nathaniel Wicks, Murat Ocalan
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Publication number: 20120323891Abstract: Systems and methods for arranging participant interview clips for conducting ethnographic research. Video clips and photographs of interviews of participants in a market research study are stored in a database. Each item stored in the database is tagged with an interpretive tag indicative of an observed behavioral, attitudinal, or emotive characteristic of the participant. A user searches the database for tags or search terms of interest, and selects clips from the search results for inclusion in a perspective, which is a collection of selected clips and their associated tags and comments from multiple users who collaborate to determine which clips to include in the perspective. The process of creating a perspective is iterative and collaborative, in which the database can be mined and re-mined using different search strategies by multiple users, who provide their comments on selected clips to form a perspective that can be used for product innovation.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 20, 2012Publication date: December 20, 2012Applicant: Conifer Research LLC.Inventors: Ben Aaron Jacobson, Anne Keatley Schorr, Megan Lee Fath, Carolyn Patricia Stuenkel, Adisorn Supawatanakul
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Publication number: 20120003111Abstract: A mechanism for moving elements in a fluid filled housing a pump with the element to be moved attached rigidly to the pump or to a port assembly connected to the pump. The pump assembly or port assembly moves as a result of differential pressure created between a first and a second chamber separated from each other by the pump assembly or port assembly. Movement of the fluid in one direction increases or decreases pressure, the pressure change resulting in a net force in one direction or the other.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 30, 2010Publication date: January 5, 2012Applicant: Schlumberger Technology CorporationInventors: Kuo-Chiang Chen, Aaron Jacobson, Nathaniel Wicks, Murat Ocalan
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Patent number: 7703318Abstract: A formation tester for determining the formation pressure of a subsurface formation traversed by a wellbore comprises of:—an elongate tester body;—a support plate (3) that is extendible outwardly from the surface of the formation tester body, said support plate carrying probe means (5) to establish a passageway between the inside of said formation tester body and said formation, and a sealing pad (6) connected to said probe means to isolate said passage way between the inside of said formation tester body and said formation;—anchoring means (7) to settle said tester body at a level within the wellbore. The elongate tester body comprises an eccentric portion (2) wherein said support plate is mounted such that a determined standoff is maintained between said elongate tester body and the wall of the wellbore when said tester body is settled at a level in the wellbore.Type: GrantFiled: January 19, 2004Date of Patent: April 27, 2010Assignee: Schlumberger Technology CorporationInventors: Aaron Jacobson, Stéphane Briquet
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Patent number: 7178392Abstract: A method for determining formation fluid pressure in earth formation surrounding a borehole wall uses a downhole probe coupled to a variable-volume cavity. The probe is driven into contact with formation at the borehole wall. The method includes expanding the volume of the cavity during a first period of time to establish fluid communication between tool fluid and formation fluid, by withdrawing a minimal amount of fluid from the formation. During a second period of time the tool pressure is allowed to equilibrate to formation pressure. When pressure equilibrium is established, formation fluid pressure is set equal to tool pressure. A preferred embodiment includes terminating expanding the volume of the cavity on detecting a break in the mud cake seal.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 2003Date of Patent: February 20, 2007Assignee: Schlumberger Technology CorporationInventors: Brindesh Dhruva, Elizabeth B. Dussan, V., Aaron Jacobson, Jagdish Shah, Stephane Pierre, Fredrick A. Jenet, Michael G. Supp, Jennifer Trittschuh
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Publication number: 20060150726Abstract: A formation tester for determining the formation pressure of a subsurface formation traversed by a wellbore comprises of:—an elongate tester body;—a support plate (3) that is extendible outwardly from the surface of the formation tester body, said support plate carrying probe means (5) to establish a passageway between the inside of said formation tester body and said formation, and a sealing pad (6) connected to said probe means to isolate said passage way between the inside of said formation tester body and said formation;—anchoring means (7) to settle said tester body at a level within the wellbore. The elongate tester body comprises an eccentric portion (2) wherein said support plate is mounted such that a determined standoff is maintained between said elongate tester body and the wall of the wellbore when said tester body is settled at a level in the wellbore.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 19, 2004Publication date: July 13, 2006Inventors: Aaron Jacobson, Stephane Briquet
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Publication number: 20050039527Abstract: A method for determining formation fluid pressure in earth formation surrounding a borehole wall uses a downhole probe coupled to a variable-volume cavity. The probe is driven into contact with formation at the borehole wall. The method includes expanding the volume of the cavity during a first period of time to establish fluid communication between tool fluid and formation fluid, by withdrawing a minimal amount of fluid from the formation. During a second period of time the tool pressure is allowed to equilibrate to formation pressure. When pressure equilibrium is established, formation fluid pressure is set equal to tool pressure. A preferred embodiment includes terminating expanding the volume of the cavity on detecting a break in the mud cake seal.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 20, 2003Publication date: February 24, 2005Applicant: SCHLUMBERGER TECHNOLOGY CORPORATIONInventors: Brindesh Dhruva, Elizabeth B. Dussan V., Aaron Jacobson, Jagdish Shah, Stephane Pierre, Fredrick Jenet, Michael Supp, Jennifer Trittschuh