Comsonics, Inc.

Ken Couch

Peter Jensen

Joseph R Early

Raymond Gregory Jones

Austin Joachim

Joseph Early

Systems and methods improve the actionability of leaks in cable networks. One or more leakage detection confidences (LDCs) are determined to assess the reliability of newer leakage data which conflicts with existing leak records. When confidences fail to exceed predetermined thresholds, records of leaks which failed to be redetected are maintained as actionable and relied upon for the creation of work orders and deployment of technicians to make repairs. Further fail safe conditions may include device health metrics and weather events.

Method to manage cable TV leakage when leaks are no longer detectable

A method of using customer premises cable modem equipment to generate a signal that can be used for leakage detection. Various signal types are described which are usable for the purposes of leakage detection.

Leakage detection for cable TV systems with upstream signals above 118 MHz

A method of using customer premise cable modem equipment to generate a signal that can be used for leakage detection. Various signal types are described which are usable for the purposes of leakage detection.

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Harrisonburg, VA, United States of America

Ken Couch