Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for recovering a porosity evolution process of sequence stratigraphy of carbonate rocks. The method comprises: a step of establishing a sequence stratigraphic framework of carbonate rocks; a step of dividing diagenetic stages; a step of simulating diagenesis and porosity evolution with increasing reservoir thickness and continuous superposition of multiple reservoirs during cyclic rise and fall of sea level to obtain a simulation result; and a step of calculating the porosity evolution in space over time by using the simulation result as initial values for simulation of diagenetic evolution process and simulating in stages and continuity the multi-stage diagenetic evolution process that the carbonate rock strata undergo after sediment based on the divided diagenetic stages.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for recovering a porosity evolution process of sequence stratigraphy of carbonate rocks. The method comprises: a step of establishing a sequence stratigraphic framework of carbonate rocks; a step of dividing diagenetic stages; a step of simulating diagenesis and porosity evolution with increasing reservoir thickness and continuous superposition of multiple reservoirs during cyclic rise and fall of sea level to obtain a simulation result; and a step of calculating the porosity evolution in space over time by using the simulation result as initial values for simulation of diagenetic evolution process and simulating in stages and continuity the multi-stage diagenetic evolution process that the carbonate rock strata undergo after sediment based on the divided diagenetic stages.

Abstract: Features related to a system and method for dynamic resource prediction simulation are described. The predictions consider historical data collected by the organization or user revisions to planning inputs to predict the amount of a resource needed for a certain task and the amount of the resource able to perform the tasks. The system and method displays the predictions in a visual representation including control elements allowing a user to simulate a variety of scenarios and situations to allow the organization to properly reallocate resources or acquire an appropriate amount of the resource.

Abstract: A camera antifogging assembly to prevent fogging of an internal camera due to temperature contrasts is coupled to a door of a refrigerator and includes a base, a camera, and an antifogging plate. The base is coupled to the door. The camera is coupled to the base. The antifogging plate includes a cover and a heat generator. The cover covers to the base. The heat generator is coupled to the cover and surrounds the camera. A refrigerator employing the camera antifogging assembly is also provided.

Abstract: A camera antifogging assembly to prevent fogging of an internal camera due to temperature contrasts is coupled to a door of a refrigerator and includes a base, a camera, and an antifogging plate. The base is coupled to the door. The camera is coupled to the base. The antifogging plate includes a cover and a heat generator. The cover covers to the base. The heat generator is coupled to the cover and surrounds the camera. A refrigerator employing the camera antifogging assembly is also provided.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for courier management. For example, in one embodiment, a courier application is executed on a mobile computing device to retrieve a list of stops associated with a courier from a computing device over a network. The list of stops includes a plurality of orders to be delivered, wherein a customer location is associated with each order. The courier application generates user interfaces to facilitate a confirmation that items associated with orders have been delivered, to facilitate an input of a review of the performance of the courier, and to perform other functions.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for enabling local storing of one or more portions of data file and recording changes to contents of the data file. In some embodiments, a first data file may be sent to a client system, along with a script to manage the first data file. Changes to the data file may be stored locally, and may then be sent to a remote server upon network reconnection.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for courier management. For example, in one embodiment, a courier application is executed on a mobile computing device to retrieve a list of stops associated with a courier from a computing device over a network. The list of stops includes a plurality of orders to be delivered, wherein a customer location is associated with each order. The courier application generates user interfaces to facilitate a confirmation that items associated with orders have been delivered, to facilitate an input of a review of the performance of the courier, and to perform other functions.

Abstract: A power supply system includes a power board and a transmission cable. The power board provides a first voltage and a second voltage. The transmission cable transmits the first voltage to a first electronic element to activate the first electronic element to work, and transmit the second voltage to a second electronic element which has same function to the first electronic element to activate the second electronic element to work.

Abstract: Embodiments may include a forecasting component that, for each of different service levels offered to customers, generates a projection of the quantity of shipments to be shipped according to that service level during a time period. The forecasting component may be configured to, based on an aggregate quantity of shipments projected to be shipped, modify the projected quantities of shipments for the multiple service levels. The forecasting component may, for each service level, receive information specifying a distribution of different shipment methods that are projected to be utilized to ship shipments of a particular priority designation to meet requirements of that service level. The forecasting component may, based on the distribution for each service level and the modified projected quantity of shipments for each service level, generate a forecast specifying quantities of shipments that are to be shipped during the time period according to each of the different shipment methods.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for courier management. For example, in one embodiment, a courier application is executed on a mobile computing device to retrieve a list of stops associated with a courier from a computing device over a network. The list of stops includes a plurality of orders to be delivered, wherein a customer location is associated with each order. The courier application generates user interfaces to facilitate a confirmation that items associated with orders have been delivered, to facilitate an input of a review of the performance of the courier, and to perform other functions.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for enabling local storing of one or more portions of data file and recording changes to contents of the data file. In some embodiments, a first data file may be sent to a client system, along with a script to manage the first data file. Changes to the data file may be stored locally, and may then be sent to a remote server upon network reconnection.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for enabling local storing of one or more portions of a data file and recording changes to contents of the data file. In some embodiments, a first data file may be sent to a client system, along with a script to manage the first data file. Changes to the data file may be stored locally, and may then be sent to a remote server upon network reconnection.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for enabling local storing of one or more portions of a data file and recording changes to contents of the data file. In some embodiments, a first data file may be sent to a client system, along with a script to manage the first data file. Changes to the data file may be stored locally, and may then be sent to a remote server upon network reconnection.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for courier management. For example, in one embodiment, a courier application is executed on a mobile computing device to retrieve a list of stops associated with a courier from a computing device over a network. The list of stops includes a plurality of orders to be delivered, wherein a customer location is associated with each order. The courier application generates user interfaces to facilitate a confirmation that items associated with orders have been delivered, to facilitate an input of a review of the performance of the courier, and to perform other functions.

Abstract: Embodiments may include a forecasting component that, for each of different service levels offered to customers, generates a projection of the quantity of shipments to be shipped according to that service level during a time period. Based on an aggregate quantity of shipments projected to be shipped, projected quantities of shipments for the multiple service levels may be modified. The forecasting component may, for each service level, receive information specifying a distribution of different shipment methods that are projected to be utilized to ship shipments of a particular priority designation to meet requirements of that service level. Based on the distribution for each service level and the modified projected quantity of shipments for each service level, a forecast specifying quantities of shipments that are to be shipped during the time period according to each of the different shipment methods may be generated.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to the generation of shipping labels that aid in delivery of shipments. In one example, at least a portion of a carrier infrastructure is identified that is to be used to deliver each one of a plurality of shipments, where each of the shipments corresponds to one of a plurality of destination locations. A shipping label is generated for each of the shipments. Each shipping label expresses both a respective one of the destination locations and a recitation of the portion of the carrier infrastructure employed to deliver a corresponding one of the shipments to a respective one of the destination locations.

Abstract: Power management of a system. A request may be received to enter a first sleep state for a system. One or more processes may be performed to enter the first sleep state in response to the request to enter the first sleep state. A system memory of the system may be stored in a nonvolatile memory (NVM) in response to the request to enter the first sleep state in order to enter a second sleep state. Power may be removed from the system memory after storing the system memory in the NVM in response to the request to enter the first sleep state. After removing power to the system memory, the system may be in the second sleep state.

Abstract: A decorative door for a cooler includes a frame featuring a circumferential slot and a circumferential chamber that are in communication with one another. The frame is adapted for mounting to a cooler in a hinged fashion. An interior transparent panel is secured by its edges within the circumferential slot of the frame and features a decorative channel formed therein. A number of light-emitting diodes serve as light sources positioned in the circumferential chamber and illuminate the decorative channel of the interior transparent panel. Inner surface and outer surface transparent panels are mounted to the frame on opposite sides of the interior transparent panel and the spaces there between are at least partially evacuated of air. The frame also includes a circumferential passage containing an insulating material, such as molecular mesh.

Abstract: A control and compensation method for laser outputting is used to compensate power of laser outputting within an unstable working area for obtaining consistence of energy same as the state in a stable working area, and is characterized by that: before laser outputting, a short pulse is used to energize laser to increase reaction speed of the laser; and an unstable working area thereafter is divided into several sections, each section represents a reaction time value, and a table is used to record compensation power value required for each corresponding reaction time value; so that when the laser outputting is within said unstable working area, its power is compensated in reference to the table for various positions of the sections. Thereby the pulse energy can be averagely controlled to get a good output power, the method is applicable to various laser-outputting equipment for reducing operation of adjustment.