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1. 11445373 - Validation of position, navigation, time signals (2022-09-13),

2. 10728032 - Server algorithms to improve space based authentication (2020-07-28),

3. 10088312 - Geolocation using acquisition signals (2018-10-02),

4. 9698987 - Server algorithms to improve space based authentication (2017-07-04),

5. 9523763 - Satellite-based integer cycle ambiguity resolution of local medium wave radio signals (2016-12-20),

6. 9201131 - Secure routing based on degree of trust (2015-12-01),

7. 9178894 - Secure routing based on the physical locations of routers (2015-11-03),

8. 9176231 - System and methods for reducing GNSS receiver power usage by leveraging signals of opportunity to predict GNSS availability (2015-11-03),

9. 9088420 - System and method for improved geothentication based on a hash function (2015-07-21),

10. 8949941 - Geothentication based on network ranging (2015-02-03),

11. 8910246 - Contextual-based virtual data boundaries (2014-12-09),

12. 8837728 - Server algorithms to improve space based authentication (2014-09-16),

13. 8769267 - Geothentication based on new network packet structure (2014-07-01),

14. 8570216 - Differential correction system enhancement leverages roving receivers enabled for a non-GPS, secondary PN and T signal to characterize local errors (2013-10-29),

15. 7693659 - Satellite navigation system using multiple antennas (2010-04-06),

Title: Innovations and Patents of Michael Lee O'Connor

Introduction: Michael Lee O'Connor is a prominent inventor based in Redwood City, CA, with a remarkable portfolio of 26 patents. His contributions to the field of positioning, navigation, and time (PNT) signals are particularly noteworthy, offering innovative solutions for validating the source of messages in communication systems.

Latest Patents: Among his latest inventions, O'Connor's patents include methods for the validation of position, navigation, and time signals. This innovative technology provides a way to use a hash included in messages with PNT data to authenticate the message source without requiring backhaul. The method employs various tags from a hash chain in different messages, ensuring that the receiver can validate the source of the message using pre-loaded trusted hash tags. Additionally, his work on server algorithms for improving space-based authentication introduces systems for location authentication, relying on a client-device satellite signal compared against an estimated server signal.

Career Highlights: Michael has had a distinguished career with significant roles at companies such as The Boeing Company and Novariant, Inc., where he contributed to cutting-edge technologies and innovations in navigation systems.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, O'Connor has worked alongside esteemed colleagues including David G. Lawrence and Gregory M. Gutt. Their collaborations have further advanced research and development in related fields.

Conclusion: Michael Lee O'Connor's extensive patent portfolio reflects his significant impact in the realms of positioning and navigation technology. With innovative methods for validating data and enhancing authenticity in satellite communications, his contributions continue to shape advancements in these critical areas.

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