Derek Morris

Title: Derek Morris: Inventor in Aerial Imaging and Event Synchronization.

Introduction

Derek Morris is an inventor based in Decatur, Alabama. His patent work addresses synchronizing events across systems with separate clocks and capturing aerial imagery with precise location and timing data. He is associated with GeoCue Group, Inc. and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Morris’s listed patents include “Systems and Methods for Synchronizing Events in Shifted Temporal Reference Systems.” The invention correlates events recorded by two subsystems whose clocks are not synchronized, estimates the temporal shift between them, and matches related events. It can then provide data about those matches to an output device.

His other listed patent, “Aerial Imagery Systems and Methods,” describes a drone system that combines a camera, a flight controller, a precision location device, and a computing device. When an image is acquired, the system records associated event data, including the time of capture, alongside continuously obtained location data.

Career Highlights

The two inventions reflect Morris’s work on coordinating time and location information in technical systems. One focuses on aligning event records from independent clocks, while the other links aerial images with precise location and capture-time data.

Collaborations

Morris is associated with GeoCue Group, Inc. His listed coworkers include Carl Steven Riddell and Lewis Graham.

Conclusion

Derek Morris’s patents address practical challenges in event synchronization and aerial image documentation, combining data from separate systems to support accurate matching and recording.