Verizon Corporate Services Group Inc.

Atlantic Richfield Company

Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Bruce S Campbell

Burton M Strauss, Iii

Myron C Dolecki

Charles John Sicking

A method and system for dynamic service support is presented. A portal-page service and an interface bundle are installed at the gateway. A customer service at the gateway, based on the interface bundle, is installed at the gateway. The portal-page service searches for the customer service and generates a user interface for the customer service based on the customer service. The portal-page service generates a portal-page based on the user interface and the portal-page service.

Method and system for service-enablement gateway and its service portal

A method and system for dynamic service support is presented. A portal-page service and an interface bundle are installed at the gateway. A customer service at the gateway, based on the interface bundle, is installed at the gateway. The portal-page service searches for the customer service and generates a user interface for the customer service based on the customer service. The portal-page service generates a portal-page based on the user interface and the portal page service.

A gateway for providing consumer services is presented. The gateway includes a secure partition associated with a gateway and operable to control access to at least one utility service and a bundle associated with the secure partition. The gateway also includes a consumer service associated with the secure partition and an application programmer interface (API) bundle associated with the secure partition and providing at least one support function to the consumer service. In addition, the gateway includes a provisioning service associated with the secure partition and the API bundle, the provisioning service operable to install the consumer service, a billing service associated with the secure partition and the API bundle, the billing service operable to provide billing capabilities to the consumer service and a profile service associated with the secure partition and the API bundle, the profile service operable to store a user profile. Further, the gateway includes an authentication service associated with the secure partition and the API bundle, the authentication service operable to authorize a user associated with the gateway, a remote-logging service associated with the secure partition and the API bundle, the remote-logging service operable to log an event associated with the consumer service, and a maintenance service associated with the secure partition and the API bundle, the maintenance service operable to determine a network status associated with the gateway.

Method and system for partitioned service-enablement gateway with utility and consumer services

A method and apparatus for adjusting the results of a seismic survey according to well log data obtained from wells within the survey region is disclosed. The disclosed method operates on one seismic horizon at a time, and first applies well log data, arranged by location of the wells in the survey region, to the seismic survey. Deviation values are calculated for each well location, as a signed difference between the actual depth data for the geological interface and a deduced horizon depth from the seismic survey. A difference function is evaluated for each survey point to be adjusted in the survey region (ranging from a single point to all survey points), preferably as a weighted average of the deviations at the wells, where the weighting is inversely related to the distance of the well from the survey point under adjustment. An error value can also be derived, by adjusting the survey region for all wells but one under analysis, deriving an adjusted horizon depth for the well under analysis, and comparing the adjusted horizon depth to the well log interface depth; deriving such error values for all wells in the survey allows a root-mean-square error or other statistic to be generated.

Method and apparatus for correlating geological structure horizons from

A method of producing a velocity volume for a seismic survey volume, based on two-way time seismic data and process velocity data, is disclosed. Two-way time seismic data is loaded into a computer for a plurality of seismic shot lines in the survey region, as are process velocities for common depth points (CDPs) in the survey region. The process velocities correspond to velocities used to perform normal move-out, dip move-out, migration and other imaging processes. The computer can display the two-way time information in cross-section or map views, and can display the velocity functions as a function of two-way time. The human analyst enters interpreted velocities, based on actual data or on visualization of the horizons, into the cross-sectional view of the seismic shot line, and then edits the input velocity data to produce a velocity function, for each CDP of interest, that matches the interpreted values. Repeating this process for each of the seismic shot lines, and for as many CDPs as desired, produces a velocity volume model more suitable for use in time-to-depth conversion.

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Bruce S Campbell