Patents by Inventor Daniel Busby
Daniel Busby 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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Publication number: 20250284027Abstract: The present invention concerns a method for characterizing a geological reservoir of interest, the method comprising the training of an artificial intelligence model according to a training technique applied to a training database to obtain a trained model, the trained model predicting the spatiotemporal evolution over a period of time of flow parameter(s) for a geological reservoir of interest when a set of input data relative to the geological reservoir of interest are inputted in the trained model, the set of input data comprising initial values of each flow parameter for the geological reservoir of interest and values of geological features for said geological reservoir of interest, the artificial intelligence model being a neural network having neural parameters.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 6, 2022Publication date: September 11, 2025Applicants: TotalEnergies OneTech, UNIVERSITE TOULOUSE II, Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse, Centre national de la recherche scientifique, UNIVERSITE TOULOUSE III - PAUL SABATIERInventors: Daniel BUSBY, Abderrahmane YEWGAT, Max CHEVALIER, Corentin LAPEYRE
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Publication number: 20250236505Abstract: One example device includes a computer configured to receive a beverage order, a carousel with bottles and configured to rotate one or more of the bottles into a dispense position and provide one or more liquid dispense operations to a container disposed in a beverage dispenser area based on one or more bottle selection commands included in the beverage order, and actuation elements affixed to a corresponding motors which actuate one or more release valves of a liquid dispenser nozzle linked to different liquid sources to provide one or more additional dispense operations to the beverage dispenser area based on one or more liquid source selection commands included in the beverage order.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2023Publication date: July 24, 2025Applicant: ROTENDER, INC.Inventors: Parker Alban, Daniel Busby, Gregory Evans, Christopher Garcia, Alec Kanyuck, Benjamin Winston, Evan Yu
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Publication number: 20240361493Abstract: The present invention concerns a method for predicting the time evolution of a parameter for a set of wells, the method comprising selecting one or more prediction algorithms from a catalog, building, for each well, a prediction model on the basis of the selected algorithm(s) and of input data relative to each well of the set, the prediction model of each well being built with the first prediction algorithm for which a conformity criterion is fulfilled considering an order of use of the selected algorithms, validating the prediction models built for each well, and prediction of the time evolution of the at least one parameter for a well on the basis of the validated prediction model obtained for said well and on the input data of said well.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 8, 2021Publication date: October 31, 2024Applicant: TotalEnergies One TechInventors: Achraf OURIR, Baptiste RONDELEUX, Zinyat AGHAZAYEVA, Raquel MOUSSA, Daniel BUSBY, Jed OUKMAL
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Patent number: 8392164Abstract: A method for evaluating an underground reservoir production scheme accounting for uncertainties is disclosed having applications, for example, to the development of petroleum reservoirs. Flow simulator input parameters characterizing the reservoir and the production scheme are selected. An approximate analytical model allowing the reservoir responses to be predicted is constructed. A desired degree of accuracy Dp is defined, this degree of accuracy Dp measuring the difference between the responses of the model and those of the simulator. The degree of accuracy Dp(M) of the predictions of the model is calculated. Simulations are selected which are performed, pertinent for adjustment of the model. The simulations are carried out for each response simulated by the simulator and the analytical model is adjusted by means of an approximation method.Type: GrantFiled: August 4, 2008Date of Patent: March 5, 2013Assignee: IFPInventors: Daniel Busby, Mathieu Feraille, Thomas Romary, Samir Touzani
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Publication number: 20090043555Abstract: Method for evaluating an underground reservoir production scheme taking account of uncertainties. Flow simulator input parameters characterizing the reservoir and the production scheme are selected. An approximate analytical model allowing the reservoir responses to be predicted is constructed. A desired degree of accuracy Dp is defined, this degree of accuracy Dp measuring the difference between the responses of the model and those of the simulator. The degree of accuracy Dp(M) of the predictions of the model is calculated. A design of experiments is constructed so as to select simulations to be performed, pertinent for adjustment of the model. The simulations selected by the design of experiments are carried out, then, for each response simulated by the simulator, the analytical model is adjusted by means of an approximation method. This operation is repeated until the desired degree of accuracy Dp is reached.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 4, 2008Publication date: February 12, 2009Inventors: Daniel Busby, Mathieu Feraille, Thomas Romary, Samir Touzani
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Patent number: 6953232Abstract: A latch mechanism secures a computer component to a chassis; the mechanism includes a base that is attached to the computer component, a latch handle pivotably mounted on the base, the latch handle being capable of pivoting away from the base. An actuator arm is pivotably mounted to the latch handle so that when the latch is pivoted away from the base, the actuator arm will also move away from the base. A cam plate is also pivotably mounted on the base and is capable of rotating with respect to the base. The cam plate includes at least one notch adapted to cooperate with the chassis so that as the cam plate is rotated, the notch selectively engages and disengages with the chassis.Type: GrantFiled: October 30, 2002Date of Patent: October 11, 2005Assignee: Egenera, Inc.Inventors: Daniel Busby, Gerhard Pawelka, Robert J. McCaffrey, José Colucci, Jr.
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Patent number: 6927974Abstract: The present invention provides chassis for housing at least one processor, the chassis includes at least one compartment adapted to receive a processor, a connector for coupling the at least one processor to the chassis when the processor is installed in the at least one compartment. The connector includes a first component attached to the processor and a second component attached to the chassis and adapted to be mated with the first component, the connector may also be adapted to provide data and power connections between the chassis and the processor when coupled. Additionally, the first component aligns and mates with the second component during the insertion of the processor into the compartment without any visual alignment of the first and second components of the connector.Type: GrantFiled: October 30, 2002Date of Patent: August 9, 2005Assignee: Egenera, Inc.Inventors: David Robillard, Daniel Busby, Otto DeRuntz, Mike Degerstrom, Richard M. Haney
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Publication number: 20030080568Abstract: The present invention provides a latch mechanism which is adapted to secure a computer component to a chassis; the mechanism includes a base that is attached to the computer component, a latch handle pivotably mounted on the base, the latch handle being capable of pivoting away from the base. An actuator arm is pivotably mounted to the latch handle so that when the latch is pivoted away from the base, the actuator arm will also move away from the base. A cam plate is also pivotably mounted on the base and is capable of rotating with respect to the base. The cam plate includes at least one notch adapted to cooperate with the chassis so that as the cam plate is rotated, the notch selectively engages and disengages with the chassis.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 30, 2002Publication date: May 1, 2003Applicant: Egenera, Inc.Inventors: Daniel Busby, Gerhard Pawelka, Robert J. McCaffrey, Jose Colucci
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Publication number: 20030081386Abstract: The present invention provides chassis for housing at least one processor, the chassis includes at least one compartment adapted to receive a processor, a connector for coupling the at least one processor to the chassis when the processor is installed in the at least one compartment. The connector includes a first component attached to the processor and a second component attached to the chassis and adapted to be mated with the first component, the connector may also be adapted to provide data and power connections between the chassis and the processor when coupled. Additionally, the first component aligns and mates with the second component during the insertion of the processor into the compartment without any visual alignment of the first and second components of the connector.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 30, 2002Publication date: May 1, 2003Applicant: EgeneraInventors: David Robillard, Daniel Busby, Otto DeRuntz, Mike Degerstrom, Richard M. Haney