Cabo Construction Corp since Jan 2009
Project Manager
Merryman Excavation - Woodstock, IL Jun 2004 - Nov 2008
Estimator/Project Manager
Dyer Construction Inc. Jun 2000 - Jun 2004
Estimator / Project Manager
Education:
Purdue University 1996 - 2000
Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Construction Management
Michael L. Kaufman - Chicago IL, US James M. Herbst - Chicago IL, US Steven P. Devries - Schererville IN, US Eric Groth - Buffalo Grove IL, US
Assignee:
Navteq North America, LLC - Chicago IL
International Classification:
G01C 21/30
US Classification:
701211, 34099519, 34099524
Abstract:
A system and method are disclosed for displaying map information on a computing device. Data are stored for rendering a simulation of travel along one or more road segments prior to embarking on travel along the road segments. The simulation is comprised of a sequence of views of the road network along each road segment from vantage points above or along the road network. Each road segment may be part of a calculated route and the simulation may include views for all the road segments contained in the calculated route. While the computing device is being conveyed along each road segment, the data stored for the simulation is used to show a view of the road network that includes the current position of the computing device on a display of the computing device.
Steven P. Devries - Schererville IN, US James M. Herbst - Chicago IL, US Karen A. Hopkins - Chicago IL, US Suzanne M. McGrath - Chicago IL, US Ellen M. Bauer - Chicago IL, US James R. Bennett - San Jose CA, US Jason M. Borak - Algonquin IL, US
Assignee:
Navteq North America, LLC - Chicago IL
International Classification:
G01C 21/30
US Classification:
701211, 701 25, 701201, 701208, 701209, 34235713
Abstract:
A method for operating a navigation system is disclosed. An ordered plurality of interconnected segments providing a route from an origin to a destination is obtained. A guidance message for each of the segments is formed. The step of forming the guidance message comprises determining whether to reference a previous segment and adding a reference to a current segment.
Method Of Collecting Information For A Geographic Database For Use With A Navigation System
Ellen M. Bauer - Chicago IL, US James R. Bennett - San Jose CA, US Jason M. Borak - Algonquin IL, US Steven P. Devries - Schererville IN, US James M. Herbst - Chicago IL, US Karen A. Hopkins - Chicago IL, US Suzanne M. McGrath - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
Navteq North America, LLC. - Chicago IL
International Classification:
G01C 21/00
US Classification:
701208, 701206, 34099524, 7071041
Abstract:
A method for collecting geographic data for use with a navigation system is disclosed. A virtual pedestrian segment providing a path through an unorganized geographic area is identified. The unorganized geographic area lacks underlying organization into roads and paths. Data indicating a location of the virtual pedestrian segment is collected. Data representing the virtual pedestrian segment is stored in the geographic database, and the geographic database is provided for use with navigation related features.
Method Of Collecting Information For A Geographic Database For Use With A Navigation System
Karen A. Hopkins - Chicago IL, US Suzanne M. McGrath - Chicago IL, US Ellen M. Bauer - Chicago IL, US James R. Bennett - San Jose CA, US Jason M. Borak - Algonquin IL, US Steven P. Devries - Schererville IN, US James M. Herbst - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
NAVTEQ North America, LLC - Chicago IL
International Classification:
G01C 21/26
US Classification:
701208, 701 25
Abstract:
A method for collecting geographic data for use with a navigation system is disclosed. A route between a first location and a second location is identified. Data providing directions for traveling from said first location to said second location is collected. The data providing directions is stored in a geographic database. The geographic database is provided for use with navigation related features.
Method Of Collecting Information For A Geographic Database For Use With A Navigation System
Steven P. Devries - Schererville IN, US James M. Herbst - Chicago IL, US Karen A. Hopkins - Chicago IL, US Suzanne M. McGrath - Chicago IL, US Ellen M. Bauer - Chicago IL, US James R. Bennett - San Jose CA, US Jason M. Borak - Algonquin IL, US
Assignee:
Navteq North America, LLC - Chicago IL
International Classification:
G01C 21/30
US Classification:
701211, 701 25, 701201, 701208, 701209
Abstract:
A method for collecting geographic data for use with a navigation system identifies a pedestrian segment associated with a path. A text description of the pedestrian segment is collected. The text description includes one of a predetermined number of phrases and name of at least one feature visible from a location of the pedestrian segment. Data representing the pedestrian segment is stored in the geographic database.
Method Of Collecting Parking Availability Information For A Geographic Database For Use With A Navigation System
Lawrence M. Kaplan - Northbrook IL, US Steven Devries - Schererville IN, US Matthew G. Lindsay - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
Navteq North America, LLC - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B60Q 1/48 G06K 9/00
US Classification:
3409322, 348104, 705 13, 340937
Abstract:
A method of obtaining data for a geographic database for use with a navigation system includes collecting data indicating parking availability at a parking facility at a plurality of times and analyzing the data indicating parking availability. Based on the analyzing, the method derives historic parking data for the parking facility. The historic parking data indicates past parking availability at the parking facility at predetermined times. The historic parking data is stored in the geographic database. The historic parking data may indicate past parking availability for predetermined time intervals, days of the week, weather conditions and events.
Method Of Collecting Information For A Geographic Database For Use With A Navigation System
Karen A. Hopkins - Chicago IL, US Suzanne M. McGrath - Chicago IL, US Ellen M. Bauer - Chicago IL, US James R. Bennett - San Jose CA, US Jason M. Borak - Algonquin IL, US Steven P. Devries - Schererville IN, US James M. Herbst - Chicago IL, US
International Classification:
G01C 21/20
US Classification:
701201
Abstract:
A navigation system determines a route between a first location on a road network and a second location in a facility off of the road network. The system composes individual guidance messages for travel along a portion of the route on the road network. A pre-composed set of guidance instructions for travel in the facility along a portion of the route off of the road network are obtained from a geographic database associated with the navigation system.
Method Of Collecting Information For A Geographic Database For Use With A Navigation System
Steven P. DeVries - Schererville IN, US James M. Herbst - Chicago IL, US Karen A. Hopkins - Chicago IL, US Suzanne M. McGrath - Chicago IL, US Ellen M. Bauer - Chicago IL, US James R. Bennett - San Jose CA, US Jason M. Borak - Algonquin IL, US
Assignee:
NAVTEQ North America, LLC - Chicago IL
International Classification:
G01C 21/30
US Classification:
701211, 701 25, 701208, 701209
Abstract:
A method for collecting geographic data identifies a pedestrian segment associated with a path. Location information for the pedestrian segment is collected. Additionally, lighting level attribute information is collected for the pedestrian segment. The location information and the lighting level attribute information are stored in the geographic database that is stored on a computer readable storage medium.