Javier Baliosian

Title: Javier Baliosian: Telecommunications Network Inventions.

Introduction

Javier Baliosian is an inventor based in Athlone, Ireland. His patent work includes methods for identifying overlapping cells and processing event notifications in telecommunications and data networks. He is associated with Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ) and has 3 patents.

Latest Patents

“Method of discovering overlapping cells” describes a way for base stations in a telecommunications network to identify overlapping coverage. Each base station determines sets of terminals within the ranges of its associated cells and shares information about those sets with other base stations. It then compares its own terminal sets with the sets received from other stations. Cells are classified as overlapping when the intersection meets or exceeds a predefined threshold.

“Method of processing event notifications and event subscriptions” concerns how nodes in a telecommunications or data network handle event subscriptions and notifications. A node maintains repositories containing subscriptions, encodes subscription and notification information into summaries, and compares those summaries to determine whether a notification matches a subscription. Notifications that do not match are discarded.

Career Highlights

Baliosian’s listed inventions address network coordination and information processing. His work on overlapping cells focuses on helping base stations identify shared coverage, while his event-processing method provides a summary-based approach to filtering notifications.

Collaborations

Baliosian’s listed coworkers include Francoise Sailhan and Ann Devitt. His company affiliation is Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ).

Conclusion

Javier Baliosian’s patent portfolio reflects contributions to telecommunications network management, particularly cell-overlap discovery and the processing of event notifications and subscriptions.