Steven Allen Mcgee

US Patent:

20050060339, Mar 17, 2005

Filed:

Apr 29, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/709358

Inventors:

Steven McGee - Oceanport NJ, US

Assignee:

SAW CONCEPTS LLC - Oceanport NJ

International Classification:

G06F007/00

US Classification:

707102000, 340531000, 370254000, 370259000, 709249000, 709250000

Abstract:

Data elements denoting military and federal systems, platforms and units symbolically as derived from structured military message codes (field unit identifiers, field unit designators) that correlate directly to geospatial symbology as processed by commercial forms engines with underlying message parsing processes provide the capability to display situational understanding information/symbols () vice a geographic area of interest shown as basic geometric shapes as in the Common Alert Protocol CAP final release dated 1 Apr. 2004. TCP/IP's universally available heartbeat mechanisms provide a common and consistent send to/get from plus timing/trigger functions for data harvesting and distribution (). Modifying the CAP or creating child domain specific schemas provide the basis of a international 911 service available on a subscription basis say to neighborhood watch programs and the like that are equipped with GPS smart phones, handhelds, laptops and like devices (). See attached diagram depicting as a whole, SAW Concepts previous two method patent applications (1), (2) with this application (3) entitled Heartbeat 911.

US Patent:

20080109470, May 8, 2008

Filed:

Nov 17, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/601035

Inventors:

Steven James McGee - Oceanport NJ, US

International Classification:

G06F 17/00

US Classification:

707102

Abstract:

One of the DHS's top three goals is (enabling) “A national common operating picture for critical infrastructure”. A congressional directive states “nothing less than network centric homeland security akin to network centric warfare”. The Heartbeat Beacon addresses the interoperability challenge where unique Federal/military situational awareness (SA) systems and Telco networks supporting First Responder public safety systems agree on common settings of three common denominators: (1) TCP/IP heartbeat protocol, system heartbeat, heartbeat beacon, beacon frames . . . (2) heartbeat (XML) messages that convey network configuration data (e.g., router management information databases—MIBs/multicast group subscriptions that can be implemented via transponder beacon technology that increases/decreases the multicast radius corresponding to the DHS threat condition criteria) (3) Common Alert Protocol (CAP) child schemas and/or data islands embedded in the CAP schemas with the option to code small data files as Efficient XML to accommodate extremely low bandwidth connections used by airborne or ground mobile units. When the DOD's system integrators and the world's public safety Telco network providers agree on these three common denominators/building blocks, direct collaboration based on consistent timing of events and common symbology will be achieved. A common symbol set will improve high level emergency action center & muddy boots (tactical) collaboration. Web standards verses decades old military message standards or hybrid solutions limit us to 30 second web screen scrapes that are not useful reacting to 9/11 scenarios. “Timing is everything”.SEQUENCE LISTINGSee diagram 1, diagram 2, diagram 3, and table 1 of this document. Different scenarios and different situations stimulate different work flow logic and filter logic activation as well as different message sets that are impractical to represent in a single document. Military systems of systems testing comprise hundreds if not thousands of mission threads (analogous to commercial business logic) shown in state, flow and sequence diagrams. Different scenarios flow differently through the enterprise architectures which are different. Speaking to diagram 3, the Heartbeat Beacon in system view, a generic topology was used vice architecture to represent a generic, universally applicable methodology that will be implemented across n complex systems in an application, product, and operating system neutral method. Diagram 1 is a replication of the Army's Army Battle Command System Force XXI Battle Command Brigade

US Patent:

20110047230, Feb 24, 2011

Filed:

Aug 16, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/856715

Inventors:

Steven J. McGee - Oceanport NJ, US

International Classification:

G06F 15/16

US Classification:

709206, 709217

Abstract:

The Heart Beacon is a method/process/procedure standardizing spontaneous reorganization converting military adhoc organizational mobility techniques. Net effects are enabled by periodic net management router updates via heartbeat messages followed by router and beacon protocol broadcast of node hop count changes emulating geospatial threshold radius and precedent conditions changes represented by audible tones/vibratory levels in the grid/cloud. A single, synchronized, unified event/alert trigger is achieved by instantiating a single XML schema described by child schema's, data islands/NIEM payloads linking disparate communities. Leader intent is emulated via mission thread/business logic representing medical triage, alert/event evacuation and alternate routing within adjustable geospatial zones. Temporally synchronous, statistically predictable data harvesting cycles sync seed clouds enhancing network forensics as shared fee for services.

US Patent:

20140310243, Oct 16, 2014

Filed:

Aug 13, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/573002

Inventors:

Steven James McGee - Oceanport NJ, US
Tammy Lee McGee - Oceanport NJ, US

International Classification:

G06F 17/30

US Classification:

707639

Abstract:

Systemic, adaptive procedural template comprised of common building blocks forming template frameworks i.e., self-organizing, mutually reinforcing service, system, process, procedure components derived situational understanding, state meta data signaling replication systems consisting of TCP/IP heartbeat, heartbeat messages signaling during micro-macro report cycles of state meta-data sync deltas typed with , time stamped prior to data fusion-center insertion followed by reports aggregated, recalculated, relayed through synchronization, conversion gateways then merged into macro-cycle reports where metrics, metering are described by using Paul Revere meme linear, sequential hop count, water-drop in-pond meme geo-spatial temporal intensity measures, metrics recording sync deltas change across time/space viewed on appliqué displays using Russian Matryoshka doll techniques where each view adds to, changes the nature, meaning of composite views while retaining original appliqué views unique qualities as decision support aids in best effort, best practice by federated groups