Abstract: A booming cell start distance and recommended electronic tilt is identified by retrieving a list of cells served by a first base station. A plurality of grids is generated from the first base station to a predetermined threshold distance. A plurality of selected grids is identified between an acceptable coverage limit and a threshold distance. An evaluation is made regarding whether the first base station is not the dominant cell in each of the selected grids based. The number of grids where the first base station is not the dominant cell site is determined based on a dominant carrier threshold. A column of grids where the first base station is no longer the dominant cell site is determined based on the dominant carrier threshold. A bad booming distance of the cell is determined based on the distance from the first base station and the determined column of grids.

Abstract: A cell range determination is made by determining a sector straddling an azimuth line of a first base station with a center at the coordinates of a first base station. The sector is divided into a plurality of subsectors. A nearest neighbor base station is determined in each of the plurality of subsectors. A set of coordinates is determined for the nearest neighbor base station. An average distance between the nearest neighbor base stations is determined. A bearing angle difference between the nearest neighbor base station and the first base station is determined based on the set of coordinates of the nearest neighbor base station. A gain is determined for each of the plurality of subsectors based on the bearing angle difference. A cell range is determined for the first base station based on the gain.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a system, a method and a computer-readable medium for tagging live streaming data. The method includes generating a first intermediate tag for the live streaming program, generating a second intermediate tag for the live streaming program, and determining a final tag for the live streaming program according to the first intermediate tag and the second intermediate tag. The present disclosure can categorize contents in a more granular and precise way.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for migrating or restoring a server database such that the migrated server database can be used before data has copied to storage for the migrated server database. Data used by a server database is copied to a copy storage, which is mounted to a second server database. The second server database is brought online using the copy of data. The copy of data is copied to a second storage. The second server database is brought offline and switched to run from the second storage. The second server database is brought back online, thereby permitting use of the second server database before copying data to the second storage.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for migrating or restoring a server database such that the migrated server database can be used before data has copied to storage for the migrated server database. Data used by a server database is copied to a copy storage, which is mounted to a second server database. The second server database is brought online using the copy of data. The copy of data is copied to a second storage. The second server database is brought offline and switched to run from the second storage. The second server database is brought back online, thereby permitting use of the second server database before copying data to the second storage.

Abstract: Various implementations described herein are directed to an implementation of a higher order multiplexer using lower order multiplexers. In an embodiment, the implementation requires a slight modification to the existing circuitry design of the lower multiplexers. A plurality of multiplexers may be coupled with each other such that a common input port and output port is formed. Using an enable signal, only one of the coupled multiplexers may be enabled at a time while the remaining multiplexers are switched off. Therefore, upon receiving a select signal indicating an address of a memory cell, the lower multiplexers coupled together function as a higher order multiplexer in selecting the appropriate column corresponding to the memory cell.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for migrating or restoring a server database such that the migrated server database can be used before data has copied to storage for the migrated server database. Data used by a server database is copied to a copy storage, which is mounted to a second server database. The second server database is brought online using the copy of data. The copy of data is copied to a second storage. The second server database is brought offline and switched to run from the second storage. The second server database is brought back online, thereby permitting use of the second server database before copying data to the second storage.

Abstract: Various implementations described herein are directed to an implementation of a higher order multiplexer using lower order multiplexers. In an embodiment, the implementation requires a slight modification to the existing circuitry design of the lower multiplexers. A plurality of multiplexers may be coupled with each other such that a common input port and output port is formed. Using an enable signal, only one of the coupled multiplexers may be enabled at a time while the remaining multiplexers are switched off. Therefore, upon receiving a select signal indicating an address of a memory cell, the lower multiplexers coupled together function as a higher order multiplexer in selecting the appropriate column corresponding to the memory cell.

Abstract: A system and method is provided for assisting and guiding a visually impaired person. The system (100) includes a remote (106) configured to take request from a user; a head mounted device (102) configured to capture image and signal in the vicinity of the user and to communicate audio signal regarding the object and navigation; a GPS equipped mobile hand device (109) to navigate in a remote location; and a pocket computer (104) and a server computer (105) configured to collect and process signals received from the head mounted device (102), remote (106) and GPS equipped mobile hand device (109).

Abstract: A system and method is provided for assisting and guiding a visually impaired person. The system (100) includes a remote (106) configured to take request from a user; a head mounted device (102) configured to capture image and signal in the vicinity of the user and to communicate audio signal regarding the object and navigation; a GPS equipped mobile hand device (109) to navigate in a remote location; and a pocket computer (104) and a server computer (105) configured to collect and process signals received from the head mounted device (102), remote (106) and GPS equipped mobile hand device (109).

Abstract: Systems and methods for backing up data associated with storage area network (SAN) data stores connected to a backup device over a SAN such that the backup is performed without using a local area network (LAN). The systems and methods include receiving a snapshot of a virtual machine (VM), the VM being associated with a VM datastore disk, which is further associated with a unique ID. The unique ID associated with the VM datastore disk is compared with a unique ID associated with a disk available on the computing device. When the unique ID associated with the VM datastore disk matches the unique ID associated with the disk on the computing device, the disk on the computing device with the matching unique ID is opened for reading, and data from the opened disk is copied to a copy data storage pool over a storage area network.

Abstract: Systems and methods for backing up data associated with storage area network (SAN) data stores connected to a backup device over a SAN such that the backup is performed without using a local area network (LAN). The systems and methods include receiving a snapshot of a virtual machine (VM), the VM being associated with a VM datastore disk, which is further associated with a unique ID. The unique ID associated with the VM datastore disk is compared with a unique ID associated with a disk available on the computing device. When the unique ID associated with the VM datastore disk matches the unique ID associated with the disk on the computing device, the disk on the computing device with the matching unique ID is opened for reading, and data from the opened disk is copied to a copy data storage pool over a storage area network.