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Method of, and system for, webcasting with just-in-time resource provisioning, automated telephone signal acquisition and streaming, and fully-automated event archival

The present invention implements a multimedia business communications platform that enables conference casting over a network. End users or so-called “audience members” participate in conference casts from anywhere on the Internet or behind an enterprise firewall using a standard Web browser running a streaming media player. The conference platform typically includes a number of subsystems: a Web reservation subsystem, a voice server subsystem, a content storage subsystem, a monitoring data subsystem, an attendee access subsystem, and an archive subsystem. Web reservation subsystem provides a mechanism that enables an entity to make an event reservation. Web reservation subsystem typically includes a database and an associated database management system. Voice server subsystem validates a user and converts an incoming telephone signal (i.e., the conference call) to an output data stream. Attendee access subsystem responds to attendee requests and returns information (e.g., a data structure such as a stream metafile) that directs an attendee's streaming media player on how to join the conference cast. Content storage subsystem is used to manage event information and, under the control of the archive subsystem, to archive the event files. The monitoring data subsystem comprises a set of monitoring agents distributed throughout the network. Using these components, the system implements just-in-time resource provisioning, automated signal acquisition and streaming, and automated archiving upon event completion.
Owner:AKAMAI TECH INC

Low overhead methods and apparatus shared access storage devices

A digital data processing system with improved network access to files in a storage system has a plurality of digital data processing nodes and a storage device. First or “client” nodes locally cache meta data such as maps to file data stored on the storage device and directly mount the file system using their cached data. A second “server” or MDC node connects to the storage device and mediates access to files, issuing file change notifications over the network for changed files or meta data. The second node preferably implements a SAN shared access storage system, and initially provides the maps for requested files, from which each of the first nodes builds their own cache in a natural way. In further embodiments, the client nodes may register for access to particular file areas or sub-directories, and may then receive change notifications only for their registered access-areas or portions of the data tree; alternatively, the second node may determine scope of necessary notifications from the set of previously-accessed files. A file application on the client inspects change lists to determine whether to directly access (or use previously accessed file data) using the cached information, or whether a desired file must be accessed by requesting new maps from the second node through a network file sharing protocol. The system operates on the premise that large parts of the file system remain unchanged for a substantial time. Thus, rather than arbitrating each request for file access, the file notification system publishes and updates one or more lists of file changes. These may identify portions of the file directory cached at a client node that are either off-limits, or require specific determinations as to their continued usability. The local file application implements a two-stage access protocol that allows direct mounting of the file system by all or a subset of client nodes for both files and meta data, and extends the time during which file accesses by cached data may be effected. The notification system may run on a server node configured to implement shared storage by interfacing with and coordinating file access, write and block re-allocation operations of a native file management system to maintain file integrity, coherence or security, and may apply the change list to prevent local file applications from accessing restricted data as well as preventing client node use of changed file data or outdated data maps.
Owner:IBM CORP

Method of, and system for, webcasting with just-in-time resource provisioning, automated telephone signal acquisition and streaming, and fully-automated event archival

A multimedia business communications platform enables conference casting over a network. End users or so-called “audience members” participate in conference casts from anywhere on the Internet or behind an enterprise firewall using a standard Web browser running a streaming media player. The conference platform typically includes a number of subsystems: a Web reservation subsystem, a voice server subsystem, a content storage subsystem, a monitoring data subsystem, an attendee access subsystem, and an archive subsystem. Web reservation subsystem provides a mechanism that enables an entity to make an event reservation. Web reservation subsystem typically includes a database and an associated database management system. Voice server subsystem validates a user and converts an incoming telephone signal (i.e., the conference call) to an output data stream. Attendee access subsystem responds to attendee requests and returns information (e.g., a data structure such as a stream metafile) that directs an attendee's streaming media player on how to join the conference cast. Content storage subsystem is used to manage event information and, under the control of the archive subsystem, to archive the event files. The monitoring data subsystem comprises a set of monitoring agents distributed throughout the network. Using these components, the system implements just-in-time resource provisioning, automated signal acquisition and streaming, and automated archiving upon event completion.
Owner:AKAMAI TECH INC

Hazardous-rated exit sign and floodlights

An exit sign includes an explosion-proof housing having a first chamber and a second chamber within the housing separated by a divider wall, a bottom plate attached to said housing and defining an interface between said housing and said bottom plate, and a window, disposed in said bottom plate, containing a clear glass or plastic window pane and located proximate to said first chamber of said housing, wherein a volume of said first chamber, a housing wall thickness surrounding said first chamber, a divider wall thickness, and a window pane thickness are arranged and designed according to an expected internal explosion pressure within said first chamber, and wherein a volume of said second chamber, a housing wall thickness surrounding said second chamber, and a divider wall thickness are arranged and designed according to an expected internal explosion pressure within said second chamber. The exit sign includes a generally planar sign panel coupled to said housing at said window, an indicium disposed on said sign panel, a plurality of light emitting diodes disposed within said second chamber of said housing and directed to shine light through said window into said sign panel, and at least one floodlight comprising one or more light emitting diodes directed to illuminate a region in proximity with said exit sign.
Owner:RIG A LITE PARTNERSHIP

Spectrophotometry quantitative analysis method of iodine-starch color-developing system

The invention belongs to the technical field of chemical and spectrum analysis and test, and particularly discloses a spectrophotometry quantitative analysis method of an iodine-starch color-developing system. The spectrophotometry quantitative analysis method specifically comprises the steps of: (1) in a volumetric flask, taking a quantitative I<->-containing solution to fully react with an excessive FeCl3 solution at room temperature; (2) adding a certain amount of starch solution in the volumetric flask, shaking up; (3) immediately adding distilled water in the volumetric flask for diluting until the solution is close to the neck part of the volumetric flask, shaking up; (4) immediately adding a defined amount of H2O2, shaking up, metering the volume by using the distilled water, shaking up; (5) measuring an absorption curve at 400-700nm by using FeCl3 as a blank control to determine a measurement wavelength; (6) preparing color-developing systems with different iodine concentrations by using an I<-> standard solution according to the method of (1)-(4), measuring absorbancy A by using the measurement wavelength, establishing a standard curve by using a correspondence between the I<-> concentration c and the A value, and obtaining an equation of linear regression and a coefficient of association; and (7) measuring the absorbancy A of a color-developing system of an unknown I<->-containing solution according to the method of (1)-(4), and calculating the concentration of I<-> in the system to be measured according to the equation of linear regression in the (6). The spectrophotometry quantitative analysis method is stable in color-developing system, can be directly and indirectly used for iodine amount analysis, has the advantages of convenience, accuracy, trace amount, rapidness, low cost and the like, and can be widely applied.
Owner:SICHUAN AGRI UNIV +1
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