Patents by Inventor Walter Proseilo

Walter Proseilo 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).

  • Method and apparatus for transmission and storage of digital medical data
    Patent number: 7925759
    Abstract: System for decentralized storage and rapid retrieval of medical data among geographically separate locations, connected by data paths of limited bandwidth, which optimizes transmission therebetween. Medical data is separated into bulk content and metadata. Metadata is transmitted to all locations. Bulk content is copied to selected locations based on desired duplication, available storage, distance, transmission cost, data path bandwidth or utilization, likelihood of retrieval calculated from the metadata, requests to use or prior usage of content or information from a system that manages the content. Transmission rate is limited and bulk content is queued for transmission based on priority calculated from metadata, from requests to use content or information from a system that manages the content. Optimal locations for bulk content are recalculated based on requests to use content, new patient appointments, data path or equipment failures. Copies are made or deleted.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 2, 2008
    Date of Patent: April 12, 2011
    Assignee: NetApp
    Inventors: David Slik, Tym Altman, Mohammad Kermani, Keith Ma, Michael Montour, Walter Proseilo, Oliver Seiler
  • Method and apparatus for transmission and storage of digital medical data
    Publication number: 20090089303
    Abstract: System for decentralized storage and rapid retrieval of medical data among geographically separate locations, connected by data paths of limited bandwidth, which optimizes transmission therebetween. Medical data is separated into bulk content and metadata. Metadata is transmitted to all locations. Bulk content is copied to selected locations based on desired duplication, available storage, distance, transmission cost, data path bandwidth or utilization, likelihood of retrieval calculated from the metadata, requests to use or prior usage of content or information from a system that manages the content. Transmission rate is limited and bulk content is queued for transmission based on priority calculated from metadata, from requests to use content or information from a system that manages the content. Optimal locations for bulk content are recalculated based on requests to use content, new patient appointments, data path or equipment failures. Copies are made or deleted.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 2, 2008
    Publication date: April 2, 2009
    Inventors: David Slik, Tym Altman, Mohammad Kermani, Keith Ma, Michael Montour, Walter Proseilo, Oliver Selier