Abstract: A method for native call and VoIP call integration is disclosed, comprising: receiving, at a switch in a mobile operator network, an incoming call for a mobile device; querying a convergence gateway from the soft switch via an application programming interface (API) at the convergence gateway to determine whether the mobile device is currently engaged in a voice over IP (VoIP) call using a VoIP calling software application on the mobile device; delivering the incoming call via the soft switch over IP as a VoIP call to the VoIP calling software application on the mobile device.

Abstract: One method includes position an antenna inside a wellbore in a location corresponding to a formation where near wellbore damage occurs; wherein the wellbore extends from a surface of a hydrocarbon reservoir downward into the subterranean structure of the hydrocarbon reservoir; transmitting an electromagnetic (EM) wave to the antenna; and irradiating, from the antenna, at least a portion of the EM wave at the formation, wherein the portion of the EM wave removes the near wellbore damage at the formation.

Abstract: Techniques disclosed herein provide a method for efficiently propagating address resolution reply messages. A first router in a first network receives an address resolution request message from a second router in a second network. The first router generates an entry for the address resolution request message and stores the entry in a pending address resolution requests table. When the first router receives a route advertisement, it extracts a network layer address from the route advertisement and determines whether the pending address resolution requests table includes an entry for the network layer address. If so, the router extracts a link layer address from the route advertisement and generates an address resolution reply message comprising the network layer address and the link layer address. The router then transmits the address resolution reply message to the second router.

Abstract: Systems, methods and computer software are disclosed providing a distributed cloud virtualizing gateway fabric. In one example embodiment, a method includes providing at least one virtualizing gateway device in a cloud; wherein at least one of a virtual machine (VM) and a container are created as needed to provide services for the at least one RAN and the at least one core network for each HNG device.

Abstract: Radio channel configuration is described for an access point using a multiprotocol-border gateway protocol (MP-BGP) message. In an example a report is received in a MP-BGP message from each of a plurality of APs at an AP manager. Each report includes a channel quality indicator of other APs as measured by the AP that sent the respective report. The reports are deparsed and aggregated. A transmit power adjustment is determined for a selected AP based on the aggregated reports at the AP manager and a transmit power adjustment command is sent to the selected AP.

Abstract: Liquid formulations of GLP-2 analogues are described that make it possible to include a preservative while allowing the formulation to be stabilised for long term storage as liquids and/or as multi-dose liquid formulations. The development of these formulations is base on the finding that that reducing the pH of the formulation to below 7.0, e.g. to a pH between about pH 5.0 and about 6.8, was able to offset the effect that the addition of a preservative such as meta-cresol has on the physical stability of the formulation. Additionally, the addition of an excipient such as propylene glycol was shown to be able to offset the effect that the addition of a preservative, such as meta-cresol, has on the physical stability of the formulation. This opens up the possibility of being able to deliver the GLP-2 analogues as multi-dose formulations, for example allowing the use of the formulations in a drug delivery device.

Abstract: A method for providing stateful proxying is disclosed, comprising: associating a first base station with a first base station identifier at a signaling protocol gateway, and with a first Internet Protocol (IP) address of the signaling protocol gateway; associating a second base station with a second base station identifier at the signaling protocol gateway, and with a second IP address of the signaling protocol gateway; establishing a first signaling protocol connection between a third base station and the first base station via the signaling protocol gateway with the first base station using the first IP address of the signaling protocol gateway; and establishing a signaling protocol connection between the third base station and the second base station with the second base station using the second IP address of the signaling protocol gateway.

Abstract: Systems, method sand computer readable medium are provided for proving real-time Self Optimizing Network (SON) Virtual Network Function (VRF) included as part of the HNG. In one embodiment data from connected devices is forwarded to the HNG; the data is organized into virtualized containers; and the data is processed by agile analytics and results are displayed to a user.

Abstract: A method may be disclosed in accordance with some embodiments, comprising: receiving, at a virtualizing gateway, a first service request from a first user equipment (UE) via a first eNodeB; creating, at the virtualizing gateway, an association from each of a plurality of UE identifiers to a desired core network; applying, at the virtualizing gateway, a first filter using a first UE identifier of the first UE, based on the association; forwarding, at the virtualizing gateway, based on the applied first filter, the first service request from the first UE to the first core network; receiving, at the virtualizing gateway, via a second base station, a second service request from a second user equipment (UE); applying, at the virtualizing gateway, a second filter using a second UE identifier of the second UE, based on the association; and forwarding, at the virtualizing gateway, based on the applied second filter, the second service request from the second UE to the second core network.

Abstract: A base station for providing dynamic power management is disclosed, comprising, a processor within an enclosure mounted in a vehicle, a power management unit coupled to the processor, a controller area network (CAN) bus monitoring system coupled to the power management unit and to a CAN bus of the vehicle, a voltage measurement module also coupled to the power management unit and to a battery of the vehicle; a baseband processor coupled to the processor, a first wireless access functionality coupled to the baseband processor, and a second wireless access functionality coupled to the baseband processor, wherein the power management unit is coupled to each of the first and the second wireless access functionality to enable access radio bringup, access radio shutdown, and graceful user detach based on a power state at the power management unit.

Abstract: A system and method for hydraulic fracturing a subterranean formation with fracturing fluid to generate fractures, and intermittently adjusting a characteristic of the fracturing fluid conveying proppant to form pillars of proppant in the fractures.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a system, computer readable medium, and method for automated data verification. The disclosure provides highly automated, customizable ways of verifying the integrity of large sets of data to ensure that data migration has occurred correctly. Namely, source data is converted into spreadsheet files using a customizable set of field definitions and then filtered to identify corresponding sets of data to be verified. Once filtered, the data in the spreadsheets are converted in hashmaps, which can easily and efficiently be compared to each other to find any inconsistencies in the data. Accordingly, as a result of this process, large sets of source data can be error checked in an efficient manner that saves computing processing power and time. This disclosure therefore addresses the problem of how to perform comparisons of various data across multiple source systems in large volumes.

Abstract: A process, system, and non-transient computer readable medium that provides device automation support for the dynamic activation, authentication, and accounting of network access and network access devices while enabling seamless multi-vendor support for change of authorization through multiple network protocols. The process, system, and non-transient computer readable media also provides security threat remediation that can be automated at the device, network access, traffic inspection, and/or threat protection level by taking action on a device by triggering actions in a bidirectional manner.

Abstract: Systems, methods and computer software are disclosed for providing 2G/3G communication over 4G/5G distributed unit (DU) in a virtual Radio Access Network (RAN) architecture.

Abstract: Techniques described herein relate to a method for generating a table for forwarding traffic between networks that are implemented using different types of control planes. In one or more embodiments, the method comprises: receiving a first route advertisement for a first network; extracting a first next hop identifier-multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) label combination; receiving another route advertisement for the first network; and in response to determining that a local label has not been assigned to the first next hop identifier-MPLS label combination: generating a first entry and adding the first entry to a forwarding table of the gateway device.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for providing a 5G interoperability architecture. In one embodiment, a system is disclosed, comprising: at least one Radio Access network (RAN); at least one core network; and a gateway in communication with the RAN and the core network, the gateway including: a Radio Access Network (RAN) interface for communicating with the at least one RAN; a core network interface for communicating with the at least one core network; and a processor configured to: process 5G signaling received from the at least one RAN on the RAN interface and provide core signaling to at least one core network; and process signaling received from the at least one core on the core network interface and provide 5G RAN signaling to at least one RAN.

Abstract: The present invention relates generally to improved methods for the extraction and isolation of cannabinoids from hemp. More particularly, the present invention relates to a series of extraction and isolation processes employed to selectively enhance recovery of non-psychoactive cannabinoids and the like, from cannabis materials and extracts, while removing undesirable naturally occurring components that may be present including colorants, carbohydrates, sugars and waxes, and the like, as well as contaminants that may be present in source materials including bactericides, fungicides, insecticides, plant growth regulators, environmental pollutants, and processing aids, and the like. The present invention further relates to an isolate obtained using a series of extraction and isolation processes that has extremely high cannabinoid content present in a stable, flowable liquid form that is essentially free of detectable levels of psychoactive cannabinol components.

Abstract: A method for providing multicast services to mobile devices, comprising: providing, at a controller node, an interface representing a single network node to a multicast server node; receiving, at the controller node, link status messages from a first and a second network node; constructing, at the controller node, a multicast route at the controller node based on the received link status messages; receiving, at the controller node, a multicast data stream from the multicast server node; and sending the multicast data stream to at least two mobile devices via the constructed multicast route.

Abstract: A method for scheduling resources in a network where the scheduling activity is split across two nodes in the network is disclosed, comprising: receiving, from a local scheduler in a first radio access network, access network information at a global scheduler; accessing information regarding a second radio access network allocating, at the global scheduler, resources for secondary allocation by the local scheduler; applying a hash function to map the allocated resources for secondary allocation to a set of hash values; and sending, from the global scheduler, the set of hash values to the local scheduler.

Abstract: A computing system may obtain code for a query to a database from a first user. In response, the application may automatically perform an operation to determine a number of records of the database that would be accessed by executing the query on the database. The computing system may output, for display to the first user, the number of records of the database that would be accessed by executing the query on the database. The computing system may output, for display to the first user, a prompt for an acknowledgement of the number of records of the database that would be accessed. In response to receiving an indication of the acknowledgement by the first user of the number of records of the database that would be accessed, the computing system may output, for display to a second user, the code for the query for review by the second user.