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Multiple mode data communication system and method and forward and/or reverse link control channel structure

A multiple mode data communication system and method provides the flexibility to schedule wireless unit transmissions and/or allow the wireless unit to transmit autonomously. In certain embodiments, the wireless units can transmit autonomously and/or use scheduling depending on the data rate, the length of the data packet or the type of data. For example, the wireless units can transmit autonomously at lower data rates and use scheduling at higher data rates. Thus, the multiple mode system enables wireless unit transmissions to be scheduled and/or be transmit autonomously, and wireless units can simultaneously operate in different scheduling and/or autonomous modes. Depending on the embodiment, the system can provide even greater flexibility in operation by permitting wireless units to be scheduled by a single base station, scheduled by a multiplicity of base stations simultaneously or otherwise, via coordination between base stations, scheduled by a multiplicity of base stations in an uncoordinated and asynchronous manner, allowed to transmit autonomously, and/or allowed to transmit autonomously under base station supervision (i.e. rate control/adjustment by the base station). Additionally, a forward and/or reverse link control channel structure is provided which can be used to implement the multiple mode data communication system and/or support various features enabling increased throughput over a shared data channel in a wireless communications system.
Owner:LUCENT TECH INC

Server-group messaging system for interactive applications

A method for deploying interactive applications over a network containing host computers and group messaging servers is disclosed. The method operates in a conventional unicast network architecture comprised of conventional network links and unicast gateways and routers. The hosts send messages containing destination group addresses by unicast to the group messaging servers. The group addresses select message groups maintained by the group messaging servers. For each message group, the group messaging servers also maintain a list of all of the hosts that are members of the particular group. In its most simple implementation, the method consists of the group server receiving a message from a host containing a destination group address. Using the group address, the group messaging server then selects a message group which lists all of the host members of the group which are the targets of messages to the group. The group messaging server then forwards the message to each of the target hosts. In an interactive application, many messages will be arriving at the group server close to one another in time. Rather than simply forward each message to its targeted hosts, the group messaging server aggregates the contents of each of messages received during a specified time period and then sends an aggregated message to the targeted hosts. The time period can be defined in a number of ways. This method reduces the message traffic between hosts in a networked interactive application and contributes to reducing the latency in the communications between the hosts.
Owner:PALTALK HLDG +1

Server-group messaging system for interactive applications

A method for deploying interactive applications over a network containing host computers and group messaging servers is disclosed. The method operates in a conventional unicast network architecture comprised of conventional network links and unicast gateways and routers. The hosts send messages containing destination group addresses by unicast to the group messaging servers. The group addresses select message groups maintained by the group messaging servers. For each message group, the group messaging servers also maintain a list of all of the hosts that are members of the particular group. In its most simple implementation, the method consists of the group server receiving a message from a host containing a destination group address. Using the group address, the group messaging server then selects a message group which lists all of the host members of the group which are the targets of messages to the group. The group messaging server then forwards the message to each of the target hosts. In an interactive application, many messages will be arriving at the group server close to one another in time. Rather than simply forward each message to its targeted hosts, the group messaging server aggregates the contents of each of messages received during a specified time period and then sends an aggregated message to the targeted hosts. The time period can be defined in a number of ways. This method reduces the message traffic between hosts in a networked interactive application and contributes to reducing the latency in the communications between the hosts.
Owner:CRICKET COMM +1

System and associated method for transcoding discrete cosine transform coded signals

A method is provided for transcoding between video signals in two standards, DV and MPEG-2, each standard including discrete cosine transform (DCT) compressed signals. The each of the signals have macroblocks containing a plurality of DCT blocks. The DCT blocks are quantized according to respective quantization methods defined by the standards. The coefficients in each block are zigzag scanned, run-length coded and variable-length coded. The process variable-length decodes the coefficients and translates the quantized coefficients in the DV standard into quantized coefficients in the MPEG standard without fully dequantizing at least some of the DV coefficients and without performing an inverse DCT operation on any of the DCT coefficients. DV blocks that are encoded in a 248 format are translated into an 88 format before they are converted to MPEG-2 blocks. A method for transcoding from MPEG-2 to DV is also described. The MPEG-2 signals are intra-frame encoded, have a 4:2:2 chrominance format and an 88 frame-encoded block format. According to this method, converted 88 DV blocks that represent significant intra-field motion are converted from the 88 format to a 248 format. The method also controls which overflow coefficients in the DV signal are transcoded into corresponding coefficients in the MPEG-2 signal to control the data rate of the MPEG-2 signal.
Owner:PANASONIC OF NORTH AMERICA

Communication system for transmittingunder a tunnel protocol between at least two data computers via a wide area network and a method for running such a communication system

A communication system for transmitting data under a tunnel protocol between at least two computers via a wide area network, said system comprises
    • a first computer running a first user application and a virtual private network application to build up TCP and UDP tunnels,
    • a second computer accordingly running a second user application and a virtual private network VPN application,
    • a wide area network to which both computers are connected by physical connections, wherein both user applications are implemented to communicate for an IP data packet exchange via at least one of the TCP tunnels and the UDP tunnel using the TCP and/or UDP transport protocol based on according TCP, UDP and IP stacks on both computers, and
    • a splitter which is at least one of implemented in and associated to at least one of both computers which splitter analyzes the IP data packets to be sent from one of the computers to the other computer as concerns the type of the IP data packets and directs IP data packets of the TCP type to be transmitted over a TCP tunnel and IP data packets of the UDP type to be transmitted over a UDP tunnel.
Owner:HOB GMBH & CO KG

System for monitoring intrusion on basis of wireless sensor network

The invention, which is applicable to civil security and surveillance and military intrusion detection, relates to a wireless network system for monitoring, identifying and judging the pathway of an intruding target by setting up a plurality of nodes. The intruding target can be located, identified and tracked by carrying out the extraction, analysis and data integration on the signal characteristic quantity of the sensors at each monitoring node, moreover, the function for a user to set sensitive areas is served, so that various alarm signals can be sent according to the closeness of the intruding target to the sensitive areas. Additionally, a monitoring sensor at the monitoring node is used for generating sleeping and waking-up signals on a real-time basis, thus achieving the deep sleeping and waking of the processor and the communication module and achieving the purpose of saving the energy of the monitoring nodes and guaranteeing that the target intruding the monitoring area can be reliably monitored at the same time. The invention has the characteristics of low cost, low power consumption, flexible arrangement and high applicability and overcomes the defects that the conventional video monitoring method for monitoring the intrusion has complex installation, poor concealment, vulnerable circuit and limited monitoring range and requires artificial event discrimination.
Owner:BEIHANG UNIV
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