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Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

James Byron Jones

Fred Weisbrod

Corey J Christopherson

Manuel Bedoya

Ron B Soyka

A method, a device, and a non-transitory storage medium are described in which a cellular device-satellite communications service is provided. The service may provide establishment, maintenance, and termination of uplink and downlink connections via a satellite network, a terrestrial network, and both based on network information and satellite information. The service may also provide scheduling for user plane traffic via the uplink and downlink connections.

Method and system for cellular device-satellite communications

A device may receive capacity information associated with a plurality of base stations, and may receive user equipment demands associated with the plurality of base stations. The device may receive, from a satellite, a satellite backhaul demand associated with the satellite, and may calculate excess backhaul capacities associated with the plurality of base stations, based on the user equipment demands and the capacity information. The device may identify a base station, of the plurality of base stations, to provide a satellite backhaul path for the satellite, based on the excess backhaul capacities and the satellite backhaul demand, and may provide, to the base station, a message instructing the base station to activate a satellite antenna associated with the base station. The device may provide, to the satellite, data identifying the base station, and may establish the satellite backhaul path for the satellite, via the base station.

Systems and methods for providing satellite backhaul management over terrestrial fiber

The present invention provides a storage system for a vehicle, namely a truck, that adjusts the height of the storage compartment to provide an access through the sidewalls of the storage compartment to the interior of the compartment.

Storage system for vehicle

A thermometer suitable for a hot tub, spa, pool, and the like, and including a temperature sensor and indicator and a light source so the indicator can be read at night or in dim light. A tubular configuration which hangs upside down in the water when measuring temperature, and which is manually turned upright for reading, with an orientation sensitive power supply for energizing the bulb when in the upright position. A battery operated power supply which is permanently off or open circuited during shipping and storage and which is activated by the user by simply ramming the cap down on the unit to electrically bridge an open circuit in the lamp supply circuit.

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Plainfield, IL, United States of America

James Byron Jones