Abstract: Described herein is a node of a telecommunications network configured to determine that a primary index for data repositories of the telecommunications network is operating in a fail-open mode and, in response, provide a request received by the node to substantially all data repositories referred to by the primary index. The node is further configured to receive a response from one of the data repositories and, based at least in part on the response, build a secondary index mapping data repositories to subscriber identifiers. When a further request is received by the node in fail-open mode, the node may refer to the secondary index first and, if the subscriber identifier from the further request is not present in the secondary index, provide the further request to substantially all data repositories referred to by the primary index.

Abstract: The disclosed system includes a first gateway of a first type configured to receive wireless packets from a core network node, and a second gateway of a second type colocated with the first gateway and configured to transmit at least a portion of the wireless packets to a network. The first gateway is configured with a first internet address that identifies the second gateway and a second internet address that identifies a third gateway of the second type. The first gateway is configured to transmit a first portion of the wireless packets to the second gateway based on the first internet address and transmit a second portion of the wireless packets to the third gateway based on the second internet address. The second gateway is configured with a third internet address that identifies the second gateway.

Abstract: A lavatory monument assembly that includes an enclosure having front and rear walls and that defines an enclosure interior. A divider wall that extends between the front and rear walls, and a divider door that is movable between closed and opened positions. In the closed position the divider door divides the enclosure interior into first and second lavatory interiors. The divider wall includes first and second sections and the divider door includes first and second portions that meet at an obtuse angle. The divider door is pivotably attached to the divider wall. The front wall includes first and second lavatory doors that are both movable between closed and opened positions and provide access to the first and second lavatory interiors. A first toilet is positioned adjacent the rear wall in the first lavatory interior and a second toilet is positioned adjacent the rear wall in the second lavatory interior.

Abstract: A lavatory monument assembly that includes an enclosure having front and rear walls and that defines an enclosure interior. A divider wall that extends between the front and rear walls, and a divider door that is movable between closed and opened positions. In the closed position the divider door divides the enclosure interior into first and second lavatory interiors. The divider wall includes first and second sections and the divider door includes first and second portions that meet at an obtuse angle. The divider door is pivotably attached to the divider wall. The front wall includes first and second lavatory doors that are both movable between closed and opened positions and provide access to the first and second lavatory interiors. A first toilet is positioned adjacent the rear wall in the first lavatory interior and a second toilet is positioned adjacent the rear wall in the second lavatory interior.

Abstract: In some implementations, a telecommunications network can include a core network device communicatively connectable with user equipment (UE). The core network device can receive, via a network interface, an indication of a change to a user preference associated with the user device. The core network device can transmit a notification message including a pseudonymous identifier, the notification message based at least in part on the indication of the change. The UE can transmit, via a network interface, information of an account associated with the UE to a content provider. The information can include the pseudonymous identifier. The UE can then render content received from the content provider. The content provider can receive, via a network, the pseudonymous identifier and a request for content. The content provider can determine a quality setting associated with the pseudonymous identifier, and provide the content based at least in part on the quality setting.

Abstract: In some implementations, a telecommunications network can include a core network device communicatively connectable with user equipment (UE). The core network device can receive, via a network interface, an indication of a change to a user preference associated with the user device. The core network device can transmit a notification message including a pseudonymous identifier, the notification message based at least in part on the indication of the change. The UE can transmit, via a network interface, information of an account associated with the UE to a content provider. The information can include the pseudonymous identifier. The UE can then render content received from the content provider. The content provider can receive, via a network, the pseudonymous identifier and a request for content. The content provider can determine a quality setting associated with the pseudonymous identifier, and provide the content based at least in part on the quality setting.

Abstract: A computerized system for determining the design layout of an aircraft. The system includes an input module configured to receive a first input data indicating a first value of a first parameter, a first feature database that includes a plurality of feature settings, a feature search module configured to search the first feature database and select a feature setting based on the first value of the first parameter, a central database that includes a plurality of rules governing a design layout of a fuselage, and an optimizing module in communication with the central database and configured to generate an optimal design layout based on the selected feature setting.

Abstract: A computerized system for optimizing the design layout of an aircraft configured to execute, by at least one processor, the instructions of one or more software modules stored on a nonvolatile computer readable medium, the system comprising a first software module configured to receive input from a user regarding number of seats; a second software module configured to receive input from a user regarding seat pitch; a third software module configured to receive input from a user regarding meal service; a fourth software module configured to receive input from a user regarding beverage service; a fifth software module configured to comprise a listing of all possible combinations of all aircraft interior layout configurations for an aircraft.