Abstract: Certain aspects of the disclosure provide systems and methods for quantifying leakage risk in a geological storage complex. A method may include performing a plurality of simulated injections by executing geomechanical and fluid flow simulations on a subsurface model representing a geological storage complex, where model parameters are varied for one or more simulated injections. The method may include determining, for the one or more simulated injections, one or more leakage volumes for one or more surface locations in the geological storage complex, and calculating, for the one or more surface locations, one or more of: a leakage probability value indicating a simulated probability of leakage occurring at the surface location, or a leakage severity value indicating a simulated average amount of leakage volume at the surface location. The method may include determining leakage risk based on one or more of the leakage probability value or the leakage severity value.

Abstract: A method comprises: accessing animation graphics files and a mask graphics file; generating first binary sequences corresponding to the animation graphics files, and generating a second binary sequence corresponding to the mask graphics file; and outputting the first binary sequences and the second binary sequence to hardware controlling an array of electrical components.

Abstract: A system and method for collecting, at a terminal, statistical data regarding performance of a transport between the terminal and a satellite; analyzing, at the terminal with an ML model, the statistical data to determine a failure state of the terminal and notifying a user of the failure state, wherein the ML model is trained on a training dataset collected from a terminal population, and the statistical data comprises a terminal state and transport metrics for the terminal.

Abstract: An improved reservoir simulator is provided that determines variable convergence criteria used in newton iterations in in a manner that addresses the problem of oversolving while minimizing the adverse effect on the nonlinear system. In the improved reservoir simulator, nonlinear information along with some information from the linear system can be used to determine a variable convergence tolerance. The variable convergeance tolerance can be used to define the variable convergence criteria used in newton iterations performed by the reservoir simulator.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for modeling a reservoir. An exemplary method includes: receiving a reservoir model associated with a reservoir workflow process; modifying the reservoir model associated with the reservoir workflow process using an optimum time-step strategy; extracting features from the reservoir model along with first time-step sizes; generating a first set of data for devising a training set using the first time-step sizes; determining whether the selected amount of the first set of data reaches a predetermined level; triggering a real-time training using the training set and a machine learning (ML) algorithm; generating an ML model having second time-step sizes using the training set; selecting the first step-sizes or the second step-sizes based on the confidence level; sending the selected step-sizes to a simulator for processing; receiving results from the simulator that used the selected step-sizes; and determining whether results from the simulator require updating the training set.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a workflow for modelling EOR flooding operations performed on a reservoir by separating front tracking from the reservoir simulation process, so that the fronts position and topology evolves in parallel with the coarse grid simulation, through modifications using machine-learning-trained correlations.

Abstract: A method comprises: accessing animation graphics files and a mask graphics file; generating first binary sequences corresponding to the animation graphics files, and generating a second binary sequence corresponding to the mask graphics file; and outputting the first binary sequences and the second binary sequence to hardware controlling an array of electrical components.

Abstract: A method comprises: accessing animation graphics files and a mask graphics file; generating first binary sequences corresponding to the animation graphics files, and generating a second binary sequence corresponding to the mask graphics file; and outputting the first binary sequences and the second binary sequence to hardware controlling an array of electrical components.

Abstract: A method comprises: accessing animation graphics files and a mask graphics file; generating first binary sequences corresponding to the animation graphics files, and generating a second binary sequence corresponding to the mask graphics file; and outputting the first binary sequences and the second binary sequence to hardware controlling an array of electrical components.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to techniques for synchronizing playback of media data between a source device and one or more sink devices in a Wireless Display (WD) system. WD systems enable mobile devices to share a local display of the source device with remote sink devices. The techniques of this disclosure include a management procedure at the source device to select a universal queue size for the source device and the participating sink devices. The source device selects the universal queue size based at least on supported queue sizes of the source device and the sink devices. The media packets are then held in queues having the universal queue size at the source device and the sink devices. The uniform queue size combined with compensation for transmission delay enables each of the devices to begin processing the media packets at the same time.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to techniques for synchronizing playback of media data between a source device and one or more sink devices in a Wireless Display (WD) system. WD systems enable mobile devices to share a local display of the source device with remote sink devices. The techniques of this disclosure include a management procedure at the source device to select a universal queue size for the source device and the participating sink devices. The source device selects the universal queue size based at least on supported queue sizes of the source device and the sink devices. The media packets are then held in queues having the universal queue size at the source device and the sink devices. The uniform queue size combined with compensation for transmission delay enables each of the devices to begin processing the media packets at the same time.

Abstract: Aspects describe service discovery of wireless MDDI client-capable devices though interaction with an underlying bearer protocol. Service discovery can be performed when the underlying layer supports multicasting, when the underlying layer is wiMedia UWB MAC and/or UDP/IP. Service discovery can be initiated by a w-MDDI sender and/or a w-MDDI receiver. An optional mutual security association procedure can be conducted if both devices support security and security is necessary.

Abstract: A method, system and computer program product for a wireless mobile display digital interface (WMDDI) association procedure that allows establishing and joining more than one multicast group to facilitate the interoperability of multiple client devices based on host and client capabilities. The protocol provides for the exchange and update of capabilities and multicast addresses for layered multicast transmission applications. The system is used for interoperating devices with different capabilities and provides for efficient transmissions by using different multicast addresses mapped to different layers of a bitstream. The protocol adapts to changes in capabilities, in joining/releasing of multicast addresses and in link quality.

Abstract: A method, system and computer program product for a wireless mobile display digital interface (WMDDI) association procedure that allows establishing and joining more than one multicast group to facilitate the interoperability of multiple client devices based on host and client capabilities. The protocol provides for the exchange and update of capabilities and multicast addresses for layered multicast transmission applications. The system is used for interoperating devices with different capabilities and provides for efficient transmissions by using different multicast addresses mapped to different layers of a bitstream. The protocol adapts to changes in capabilities, in joining/releasing of multicast addresses and in link quality.

Abstract: A method and system for negotiating and updating a periodicity for link status notification messages between a host and at least one client in a digital communication system. The periodicity is negotiated during an association handshake protocol. This allows the periodicity to be updated during the association to adapt to changing conditions in the data link.

Abstract: Aspects describe service discovery of wireless MDDI client-capable devices though interaction with an underlying bearer protocol. Service discovery can be performed when the underlying layer supports multicasting, when the underlying layer is wiMedia UWB MAC and/or UDP/IP. Service discovery can be initiated by a w-MDDI sender and/or a w-MDDI receiver. An optional mutual security association procedure can be conducted if both devices support security and security is necessary.