Location History:
- Royston, GB (2001)
- Fowlmere, GB (2001)
- Foulmere, GB (2001)
Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2001
Title: Innovations of John Ian Turner
Introduction
John Ian Turner is a notable inventor based in Royston, GB. He has made significant contributions to the field of communications networks, holding a total of four patents. His work focuses on developing advanced methods for optimizing traffic routing in complex network systems.
Latest Patents
One of his latest patents is a "Traffic route finder in communications network." This invention provides a means and method for finding routes to satisfy multiple connection requests within a communications network. The network consists of various nodes connected by multiple links, with each link assigned a specific cost. The invention creates arrays of the eight shortest paths between each pair of nodes, generating bit strings that represent point-to-point connection requests. These bit strings are manipulated using genetic algorithms to evaluate the fitness of different routing options. The method is designed to handle various traffic types and can split traffic over multiple routes, making it adaptable to different communications network types.
Another patent under the same title focuses on point-to-multi-point connection requests. This method also assigns costs to network links and selects nodes not included in the source or destination nodes for each connection request. It creates an array of bits that represent steiner vertices for a steiner tree of nodes, which is then treated as a bit string for genetic algorithm manipulation. This approach allows for the routing of multiple connection requests while selecting an overall optimum solution.
Career Highlights
John Ian Turner is currently employed