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Insitu, Inc.

Hella Corporate Center Usa, Inc.

Stanley Benjamin Smith

Mark Barrett Watson

Kent Douglas Henry

Zachary A Gray

Joseph Sherman Tate

Alan Wayne Brown

Mark Allen Enderich

Korey L Kreitman

Neal W Syverson

Adam Chasen

Ronny D Harris

A switching device is controlled by a microprocessor to selectively configure the circuit between a current measurement mode and a calibration mode. When the switch is set to the 'on' state, the circuit acts as a normal prior art circuit, with the output Vbeing read by the microprocessor to determine the current to the load. However, when the switch is set to the 'off' state, a small value resistor (which may be roughly three orders of magnitude greater than R) connects the inputs of the measuring circuit so that the circuit can generate an output Vcorresponding to the zero load current. By connecting the Vand Vinputs together with a low resistance resistor, the no-load condition V=V&#x2212;V&#x2248;0 applies. In this state, the no-load offset can be determined by measuring the output voltage of the circuit without turning off the load.

Current sense circuit with offset calibration

A method for user directed collection and pricing data for trading or sale. The method enables the user to capture field labels and entries for assignment to one or a plurality of domain categories and processing classes. The user retains control over the data as it is captured, categorized, priced, and packaged for sale to participants in a data supply chain.

User controlled system and method for collecting, pricing, and trading data

The invention provides a method and system to enable buyers and sellers of data items to adjust fees for one or a plurality of data items according to the compatibility of the data items with research and dataset compatibility requirements of the end user or buyer of the data items. It further provides a method for constructing data item pairs consisting of targets for observations and observations upon targets compatible with the requirement of the purchaser of the data.

System and method to price and exchange data producers and data consumers through formatting data objects with necessary and sufficient item definition information

A method and system to accept user input into one or a plurality of graphical user interface screens or layouts to generate prices for one or a plurality of actions upon achievement of one or a plurality of trigger values or thresholds within one or a plurality of data sources linked to a data supply chain or a federated data source. The one or plurality of graphical user interfaces enable a user to select link and associate operators with data objects in order to build formulae that include mathematical and logical operations for calculating values to be compared with conditions and thresholds for triggering actions or events by the one or a plurality of servers upon the one or a plurality of data sources and to calculate and store the configuration of the schema for cumulative prices or terms or conditions for implementation of such actions by the one or a plurality of servers.

Business method and system to price, manage, and execute server actions initiated by one or a plurality of users through interaction with a graphical user interface linked to a data source or data supply chain

A business method that enables a user or owner of one or a plurality of data sources to set fees or other consideration(s) for exchanges and links to a second or a plurality of data sources discovered through Internet searches or other data source discovery methods and integrating the data or the data sources into a data supply chain or federated data source.

Method and system using search terms to accumulate, aggregate and price data from a plurality of data originators

A business method and policy set that links fields from data sources distributed across multiple servers and owned by multiple users into a single data supply chain that that enables real time actions upon achievement of threshold conditions.

Method for acquiring and linking a plurality of fields from a plurality of data sources into a data supply chain of linked fields

A plurality of multi-parameter monitoring tool assemblies are connectable over a communications network and are further in communication with a central controller. Each of the tool assemblies is configured to interconnect with one or more sensor head components which may be employable in the monitoring of water quality. According to the system described herein, the central controller may periodically communicate with one or more of the tool assemblies connected in the communications network and extract, process, and display information as to the configuration and operation of one or more tool assemblies.

Multi-parameter monitoring system

The present invention provides a tool assembly for use in field applications to monitor at least one condition in a well or other hole. The tool assembly may include a computing unit for directing operation of the tool assembly and may be sized to be operable in a hole having a diameter of 1 inch, and in some cases even smaller. In one aspect, the tool assembly is designed to significantly conserve power. Sensor readings may be taken at different schedules to conserve power when frequent readings are not required. Also, internal electronics of the tool assembly can be operated at a low voltage. In one aspect, the tool assembly is assemblable by simple rotatable engagement of the components, with electrical interconnections being made automatically by the rotatable engagement without keying of components. In another aspect, the tool assembly is networkable with other like tool assemblies and monitorable from a central location. In yet another embodiment, the tool assembly may include a tool bundle with a plurality of different sensor capabilities useful as a multi-parameter probe when tool diameter is not a big concern.

Tool assembly and monitoring applications using same

Monitoring system

A spinner fishing lure having a frame including first and second diverging arms lying generally in the same plane. A hook is connected to the frame at the distal end of the first arm and lies generally in the plane of the first and second arms. The lure also includes at least two blades and connectors for connecting the blades to the frame generally at the distal end of the second arm. The blades are tethered to the connectors at spaced apart connection points such that the blades may swivel relative to the connectors generally sweeping out overlapping cones as the blades travel through the water so that the blades periodically strike one another to produce a noise attractive to fish. The connectors are configured so that the connection points of the blades and the blades are substantially vertically aligned as the lure is pulled through the water.

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Charlotte, NC, United States of America

Stanley Benjamin Smith