Patents by Inventor Sylvain De Margerie

Sylvain De Margerie has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 7864175
    Abstract: A method of fast gridding of irregular data, has been developed for spatial interpolation of large irregular spatial point data sets; for example building a 3D geographic terrain grid surface from billions of irregularly spaced xyz coordinates on the earth's surface. The method developed typically translates into many orders of magnitude gain in computational speed. For example, to produce a gridded data set (having M rows and N columns) from P irregularly located sampling points, the computational steps required can be reduced from a number of the order of O(M×N×P) to a lesser number of the order of O(M×N+P) operations. The method achieves this by ensuring that each of the P sampling points is visited only once. This is particularly significant since spatial data collection devices typically collect data points in the billions. The method described is readily extendible to any number of dimensions.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 28, 2007
    Date of Patent: January 4, 2011
    Assignee: Ambercore Software Inc
    Inventors: Boris Voribiov, Yuriy Monastirev, Alexander Monastirev, Sylvain De Margerie
  • Publication number: 20070211077
    Abstract: A method of fast gridding of irregular data, has been developed for spatial interpolation of large irregular spatial point data sets; for example building a 3D geographic terrain grid surface from billions of irregularly spaced xyz coordinates on the earth's surface. The method developed typically translates into many orders of magnitude gain in computational speed. For example, to produce a gridded data set (having M rows and N columns) from P irregularly located sampling points, the computational steps required can be reduced from a number of the order of O(M×N×P) to a lesser number of the order of O(M×N+P) operations. The method achieves this by ensuring that each of the P sampling points is visited only once. This is particularly significant since spatial data collection devices typically collect data points in the billions. The method described is readily extendible to any number of dimensions.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 28, 2007
    Publication date: September 13, 2007
    Applicant: AMBERCORE SOFTWARE INC.
    Inventors: Boris Voribiov, Yuriy Monastirev, Alexander Montastirev, Sylvain De Margerie
  • Patent number: 6859865
    Abstract: A system and method for removing distance related latency effects in acknowledged data transfer applications. The system comprises providing highly reliable redundant communication links between a primary storage site and a remote storage site. The system receives data from a storage consumer and transcribes the data to a storage device at the primary storage site. Copies of the data are placed on each of the redundant communication links for transmission to the remote storage site, and a data transfer acknowledgement is immediately generated for the storage consumer. The copies of data are reconciled at the remote storage site and the data is transcribed to a storage device. A transaction report is issued and transmitted to the primary storage site. In the rare event that there are any errors in the reconciled data at the remote storage site, the transaction report includes an error message, and subsequent error recovery procedures are undertaken.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 9, 2001
    Date of Patent: February 22, 2005
    Assignee: Nortel Networks Limited
    Inventors: Sylvain De Margerie, Bruno Lepine, Donald R. Ellis
  • Publication number: 20030093638
    Abstract: A system and method for removing distance related latency effects in acknowledged data transfer applications. The system comprises providing highly reliable redundant communication links between a primary storage site and a remote storage site. The system receives data from a storage consumer and transcribes the data to a storage device at the primary storage site. Copies of the data are placed on each of the redundant communication links for transmission to the remote storage site, and a data transfer acknowledgement is immediately generated for the storage consumer. The copies of data are reconciled at the remote storage site and the data is transcribed to a storage device. A transaction report is issued and transmitted to the primary storage site. In the rare event that there are any errors in the reconciled data at the remote storage site, the transaction report includes an error message, and subsequent error recovery procedures are undertaken.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 9, 2001
    Publication date: May 15, 2003
    Inventors: Sylvain De Margerie, Bruno Lepine, Donald R. Ellis