Patent classifications
G06F16/587
Security camera coverage test
A security system can perform a systematic test to generate a visualization of the security camera coverage for an area. The test can be performed using a network of security cameras, a central system, and a mapping entity. The mapping entity may hold or be attached to a sign with a pattern. The mapping entity can move the sign from one location to another throughout a zone to be mapped. At each location, the mapping entity may send a message with the coordinate of its current position and optionally the pattern it is carrying to the central system.
Security camera coverage test
A security system can perform a systematic test to generate a visualization of the security camera coverage for an area. The test can be performed using a network of security cameras, a central system, and a mapping entity. The mapping entity may hold or be attached to a sign with a pattern. The mapping entity can move the sign from one location to another throughout a zone to be mapped. At each location, the mapping entity may send a message with the coordinate of its current position and optionally the pattern it is carrying to the central system.
Method and apparatus for producing ground vegetation input data for global climate change prediction model
This application relates to an input data generating apparatus for generating forcing data used as input data for a climate change prediction model. In one aspect, the apparatus includes a memory storing instructions and a processor configured to, by executing the instructions, collect new ground type data from land-use harmonization (LUH) data that is restored through history database of the global environment (HYDE) and provided by the coupled model inter-comparison project (CMIP). The processor may also collect existing ground type data calculated by an existing model in a previous phase of the CMIP, generate aggregated ground type data by data-aggregating the new ground type data and the existing ground type data, with priority to the new ground type data. The processor may further generate the forcing data from the aggregated ground type data by performing a distortion correction on a data distortion that occurs during the data aggregation.
Method and apparatus for producing ground vegetation input data for global climate change prediction model
This application relates to an input data generating apparatus for generating forcing data used as input data for a climate change prediction model. In one aspect, the apparatus includes a memory storing instructions and a processor configured to, by executing the instructions, collect new ground type data from land-use harmonization (LUH) data that is restored through history database of the global environment (HYDE) and provided by the coupled model inter-comparison project (CMIP). The processor may also collect existing ground type data calculated by an existing model in a previous phase of the CMIP, generate aggregated ground type data by data-aggregating the new ground type data and the existing ground type data, with priority to the new ground type data. The processor may further generate the forcing data from the aggregated ground type data by performing a distortion correction on a data distortion that occurs during the data aggregation.
System and method for determining a file for an interaction with a wearable device based on utility indicators
A system for query processing of a frequency of utility indicators comprises a processor operable to receive a transmission from a first wearable device comprising entity file information associated with a first entity. The processor is operable to generate a file vector comprising one or more files of a digital folder based on an association with one or more utility indicators and determine that one of the files corresponds to a greater number of the one or more utility indicators than the remaining files based, at least in part, on the entity file information. The processor is operable to assign the determined one of the one or more files as a first file within the file vector and send a transmission to the first wearable device comprising the file vector and an indication to utilize the first file in an interaction between the first user and the first entity.
System and method for determining a file for an interaction with a wearable device based on utility indicators
A system for query processing of a frequency of utility indicators comprises a processor operable to receive a transmission from a first wearable device comprising entity file information associated with a first entity. The processor is operable to generate a file vector comprising one or more files of a digital folder based on an association with one or more utility indicators and determine that one of the files corresponds to a greater number of the one or more utility indicators than the remaining files based, at least in part, on the entity file information. The processor is operable to assign the determined one of the one or more files as a first file within the file vector and send a transmission to the first wearable device comprising the file vector and an indication to utilize the first file in an interaction between the first user and the first entity.
Computer-based method and system for urban planning
Computer-based method and system for urban planning of a facility are described herein. The method and system facilitate a user, without any hard knowledge of geographic information system (GIS) to perform quick geo-spatial analysis with a fully automated, single step, and single input process including automatically determining one or more criteria corresponding to the facility based on the facility type defined by the user, automatically performing data analysis on a plurality of data-sets, automatically determining and presenting at least one suitable site within the geographic area for the facility based on the data analysis.
Computer-based method and system for urban planning
Computer-based method and system for urban planning of a facility are described herein. The method and system facilitate a user, without any hard knowledge of geographic information system (GIS) to perform quick geo-spatial analysis with a fully automated, single step, and single input process including automatically determining one or more criteria corresponding to the facility based on the facility type defined by the user, automatically performing data analysis on a plurality of data-sets, automatically determining and presenting at least one suitable site within the geographic area for the facility based on the data analysis.
TEMPORAL BOUNDS OF WILDFIRES
Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for generating a temporal range of a fire. In some implementations, a server obtains a date when a fire occurred within a region. The server obtains satellite imagery of the region from before the date when the fire occurred. The server generates a first statistical distribution from the satellite imagery. The server determines a start date of the fire using the first statistical distribution. The server obtains second satellite imagery of the region from before and after the start date. The server selects a second set of imagery from the second satellite imagery from before the start date. The server generates a second statistical distribution from the second set of imagery. The server determines an end date of the fire using the second statistical distribution. The server provides the start date and the end date for output.
TEMPORAL BOUNDS OF WILDFIRES
Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for generating a temporal range of a fire. In some implementations, a server obtains a date when a fire occurred within a region. The server obtains satellite imagery of the region from before the date when the fire occurred. The server generates a first statistical distribution from the satellite imagery. The server determines a start date of the fire using the first statistical distribution. The server obtains second satellite imagery of the region from before and after the start date. The server selects a second set of imagery from the second satellite imagery from before the start date. The server generates a second statistical distribution from the second set of imagery. The server determines an end date of the fire using the second statistical distribution. The server provides the start date and the end date for output.