Abstract: A computer-implemented time-series data processing method comprises receiving high volume-velocity time-series information from one or more data emission devices concerning the occurrences of events and a desired output to be generated. A data identification and structure scheme comprised of a set of identifiers, of a set of record keys and of a set of database tables is analyzed. The information concerning the occurrences of events and associated to the set of identifiers is received at a host computer that is one of one or more host computers configured to ingest and analyze the data. The computer-implemented method processes and stores the received data using the data identification and structure scheme. The computer-implemented method further processes the stored data to generate the desired output.

Abstract: This invention provides an augmented velocity hydraulic power generator comprised of an induced vortex in combination with other fluid velocity enhancement techniques to maximize power output enabling a minimal apparatus size and minimal or no environmental impact.

Abstract: This invention provides a computerized system's graphical user interface to display two-dimensional content based on a depth navigation allowing the user to navigate inward and outward through modules of content without horizontal or vertical scrolling. Display of said content follows specific arrangements or virtual projections onto animated three -or more- dimensional objects to maintain the navigation paradigm and circumvent horizontal and vertical scrolling.

Abstract: This invention provides a very large, long term, universal, and global repository of health records for knowledge preservation, statistical sample analysis, and querying, without personally identifiable patient information. Embodiments of this invention provide a computerized system consisting of a very large number—thousands to billions—of health records, with long-term medical history—spanning several years to several decades—, obtained from diverse health care providers, stored in read-only mode in a global repository, without accessible personally identifiable patient information, and with the corresponding means to query, correlate, trend, and analyze the data.

Abstract: This invention provides an augmented velocity hydraulic power generator comprised of an induced vortex in combination with other fluid velocity enhancement techniques to maximize power output enabling a minimal apparatus size and minimal or no environmental impact.