This inventor holds 6 USPTO granted patents and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: University of Missouri. Active years: 2011-2019.
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Location History:
- Columbia, MO (US) (2011 - 2016)
- Burke, VA (US) (2019)
Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2011-2019
Title: Matthew Nicholas Klaric: Patents in Authentication and Geospatial Analysis
Introduction
Matthew Nicholas Klaric is an inventor based in Columbia, Missouri, and works with the University of Missouri. His patent work spans user authentication and the analysis of changes in high-resolution satellite imagery. He is named on 6 patents.
Latest Patents
Klaric’s listed patents include “Visual Storytelling Authentication” and “Identifying Geographic Areas Based on Change Patterns Detected from High-Resolution, Remotely Sensed Imagery.”
“Visual Storytelling Authentication” describes a method for verifying a user through images selected in response to a personalized visual story. The system can use gaze tracking to detect selections while helping prevent observers from learning which images were chosen. It may draw images from a user’s social networking profile and vary the number of story and decoy images to provide different security levels.
“Identifying Geographic Areas Based on Change Patterns Detected from High-Resolution, Remotely Sensed Imagery” describes a system for finding regions with change patterns similar to those associated with a specified terrestrial object. It applies a query to indexed imagery information, identifies regions with comparable change data, and presents the results.
Career Highlights
Klaric’s listed inventions address two distinct technical challenges: authenticating users while protecting the privacy of their selections, and locating geographic areas through patterns detected in remotely sensed imagery. His work with the University of Missouri connects his inventor profile with an academic institution.
Collaborations
Klaric’s listed coworkers include Chi-Ren Shyu and Grant Jason Scott. Their names provide context for the collaborative environment associated with his work.
Conclusion
Matthew Nicholas Klaric’s patent portfolio reflects contributions to visual authentication and geospatial change analysis, with work associated with the University of Missouri.
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