Abstract: A visualization system for providing a preview of data obtained in a borehole and available for selection and a helmet for visualization and monitoring are described. The visualization system includes a processor configured to process the data based on user input and instructions and provide output for display on a display device; a computer-readable medium configured to store the instructions, the instructions including commands to output values of two or more types of parameters at two or more depth values for display; and a helmet including a visor configured to display the values of the two or more types of parameters at the two or more depth values.

Abstract: A visualization system for visualizing data obtained in a borehole includes a processor configured to process the data based on user input and instructions and provide output for display on a display device. The system may also include a computer-readable medium configured to store the instructions, the instructions including commands to output values of two or more types of parameters at two or more depth values. The instructions may include commands to provide a perspective top-down or bottom-up fly-through display of the borehole including a zoomed-in image of values closest to a user. The processor may also output a display of a photographic image at each of the two or more depth values based on a correspondence between the values of the two or more types of parameters and the plurality of parameters associated with the photographic image.

Abstract: A visualization system for providing a preview of data obtained in a borehole and available for selection and a helmet for visualization and monitoring are described. The visualization system includes a processor configured to process the data based on user input and instructions and provide output for display on a display device; a computer-readable medium configured to store the instructions, the instructions including commands to output values of two or more types of parameters at two or more depth values for display; and a helmet including a visor configured to display the values of the two or more types of parameters at the two or more depth values.

Abstract: A method for presenting measurements of properties of a subsurface material to a user includes: conveying a carrier through a borehole penetrating the subsurface material; performing a plurality of measurements of multiple properties of the subsurface material at multiple depths in the borehole using a plurality of downhole tools disposed at the carrier; constructing, with a processor, a three-dimensional mathematical model of the subsurface material using the plurality of measurements, the model having data from the plurality of measurements of the multiple properties; receiving, with the processor, an input from a user directing the processor to generate a three-dimensional image of the subsurface material as seen from a virtual viewer-window viewing the model, the input having a three-dimensional position and three-dimensional viewing direction of the virtual-viewer window within the model; generating the three-dimensional image with the processor; and displaying the generated three-dimensional image on a

Abstract: A visualization system for providing a preview of data obtained in a borehole and available for selection includes a processor configured to process the data based on user input and instructions and provide output for display on a display device; a computer-readable medium configured to store the instructions, the instructions including commands to output values of two or more types of parameters at two or more depth values for display; and a user interface configured to facilitate selection of one or more of the two or more types of parameters for further visualization and processing.

Abstract: A visualization system for providing a preview of data obtained in a borehole and available for selection includes a processor configured to process the data based on user input and instructions and provide output for display on a display device; a computer-readable medium configured to store the instructions, the instructions including commands to output values of two or more types of parameters at two or more depth values for display; and a user interface configured to facilitate selection of one or more of the two or more types of parameters for further visualization and processing.

Abstract: A visualization system enables visualization of data obtained over a range of time values at a range of depth values in a borehole. The visualization system includes a processor configured to process the pressure data based on user input and instructions and provide output for display on a display device, and a computer-readable medium configured to store the instructions, the instructions including commands to output a first output of a three-dimensional arrangement of the pressure data.

Abstract: A visualization system for visualizing data obtained in a borehole includes a processor configured to process the data based on user input and instructions and provide output for display on a display device. The system may also include a computer-readable medium configured to store the instructions, the instructions including commands to output values of two or more types of parameters at two or more depth values. The instructions may include commands to provide a perspective top-down or bottom-up fly-through display of the borehole including a zoomed-in image of values closest to a user. The processor may also output a display of a photographic image at each of the two or more depth values based on a correspondence between the values of the two or more types of parameters and the plurality of parameters associated with the photographic image.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for treating a patient with depression comprising continuously providing a therapy to treat the patient's depression. The therapy, in one embodiment, comprises stimulating a patient's vagus nerve for about 30 seconds at a current of about 0.75 mA followed by a cessation of vagus nerve stimulation of about 5 minutes. Further still, the therapy comprises a pulse width of about 500 ?s and a frequency of about 20 Hz. In another embodiment, the therapy comprises stimulating a patient's vagus nerve for about 25.07 seconds at a current of about 0.85 mA followed by a cessation of vagus nerve stimulation of about 4.07 minutes. This latter therapy also comprises a pulse width of about 415.20 ?s and a frequency of about 20.07 Hz.

Abstract: A medical restraint apparatus (10) for use in securing a patient to a bed is provided. The apparatus (10) includes a web strap (12) which extends across the width of the bed and secured at its opposite ends to the bed frame. A pair of cuffs (20, 20') are mounted on the web strap (12) at spaced locations such that the patient's wrists will be held at his side. The cuffs (20, 20') are releasably secured on the web strap (12) at selected locations (58A, 58B) and the effective spacing between the locations at which the cuffs (20, 20') are mounted on the strap can be adjusted to accommodate patients of different sizes.

Abstract: Disclosed are: (1) A primer coating composition containing an air-blown, solvent extracted asphalt having a penetration of about 1 to about 12 and a softening point of about 150.degree. to about 270.degree. F; (2) a blend of 70-92 parts by weight of an air-blown, solvent extracted asphalt having a penetration of about 0 to about 7, and a softening point of about 200.degree. to about 250.degree. F., and about 8 to about 30 parts by weight of a non-air-blown, solvent extracted asphalt having a penetration of about 40 to about 150, and a softening point of about 105.degree. to about 130.degree. F., the blend having a ductility at 77.degree. F., using a speed of one cm per minute of at least 2.5, a penetration of about 7 to about 15, and a softening point of about 200.degree. to about 220.degree. F.; (3) metallic substrates coated with the primer composition set forth above; and (4) metallic substrates having a coating containing the blend set forth above.