Thomas Moeller

Title: Thomas Moeller: Inventor in Data Visualization and Memory Management

Introduction

Thomas Moeller is an inventor associated with Princeton, New Jersey. His work includes inventions for visualizing multidimensional data and managing memory for large data volumes. He is credited with 6 patents.

Latest Patents

Method and Apparatus for Efficient Client-Server Visualization of Multi-Dimensional Data. This invention describes a client-server approach to volume rendering. A server sends a client a low-resolution, subsampled dataset, then responds to later requests by generating high- and low-quality images and transmitting a pixel mask that represents their differences. The client uses the mask and selective rendering of its local dataset to produce a high-quality image.

Advanced Memory Management Architecture for Large Data Volumes. This invention describes a central memory management system that coordinates applications’ access to computer memory. It maintains a global priority list of data buffers and a separate priority list for a cache containing decompressed data, enabling applications to access that cached data.

Career Highlights

Moeller’s listed company affiliations include Siemens Corporate Research, Inc. and Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc. His patent work reflects a focus on technical challenges involving large datasets, rendering, and computer memory.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Gianluca Paladini and Cheng-Chung Liang.

Conclusion

Thomas Moeller’s patents address efficient visualization of multidimensional data and memory management for large datasets, reflecting his contributions to computing and data-processing technologies.