Theodore Harry Cannaday from 993 Brower Rd, Siler City, NC 27344, age 70, Phone: 9197425320

Displaying Lightning Strikes
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US Patent:

6560538, May 6, 2003
Filed:

Feb 13, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/074781
Inventors:

Daniel J. Schwinn - Boston MA
Theodore H. Cannaday - Staley NC
Frederic D. Barber - Beverly MA
David P. Bedrosian - Franklin MA
Assignee:

Avidyne Corporation - Lincoln MA
International Classification:

G06F 1900
US Classification:

702 4, 702 3, 342460, 342 26, 340601, 7317024
Abstract:

Lightning strikes are displayed as uniformly-structured (e. g. , gaussian) kernels that decay in size and intensity over time. The lightning strikes may be displayed as they occur, or stored for later display. Overlapping areas of the kernels are displayed in different colors than corresponding non-overlapping areas. A color (or colors) displayed in an overlapping area is a function of the number of kernels that overlap in that area.

Displaying Lightning Strikes
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US Patent:

6606564, Aug 12, 2003
Filed:

Feb 13, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/075655
Inventors:

Daniel J. Schwinn - Boston MA
Theodore H. Cannaday - Staley NC
Frederic D. Barber - Beverly MA
David P. Bedrosian - Franklin MA
Assignee:

Avidyne Corporation - Lincoln MA
International Classification:

G06F16900
US Classification:

702 4
Abstract:

Lightning strikes are displayed as uniformly-structured (e. g. , gaussian) kernels that decay in size and intensity over time. The lightning strikes may be displayed as they occur, or stored for later display. Overlapping areas of the kernels are displayed in different colors than corresponding non-overlapping areas. A color (or colors) displayed in an overlapping area is a function of the number of kernels that overlap in that area.

Displaying Lightning Strikes
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US Patent:

20020133295, Sep 19, 2002
Filed:

Feb 13, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/074746
Inventors:

Daniel Schwinn - Boston MA, US
Theodore Cannaday - Staley NC, US
Frederic Barber - Beverly MA, US
David Bedrosian - Franklin MA, US
International Classification:

G06F169/00
US Classification:

702/004000
Abstract:

Lightning strikes are displayed as uniformly-structured (e.g., gaussian) kernels that decay in size and intensity over time. The lightning strikes may be displayed as they occur, or stored for later display. Overlapping areas of the kernels are displayed in different colors than corresponding non-overlapping areas. A color (or colors) displayed in an overlapping area is a function of the number of kernels that overlap in that area.

Method For Digital Transmission And Display Of Weather Imagery
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US Patent:

20080040038, Feb 14, 2008
Filed:

Mar 7, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/369602
Inventors:

David Southard - Bedford MA, US
Lowell Bell - Boston MA, US
Michael Aucoin - North Andover MA, US
Frederic Gouin - Concord MA, US
Theodore Cannaday - Staley NC, US
International Classification:

G06G 7/78
US Classification:

701300000
Abstract:

A method for creating minimal data representing a source image is presented. The source image is divided into a grid of cells. A color is selected for each cell corner based on sampling an area defined by the cell corner. An indication of the selected color is stored in an array dependent on the co-ordinates of the cell corner in the source image.

Displaying Lightning Strikes
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US Patent:

6405133, Jun 11, 2002
Filed:

Jul 28, 1999
Appl. No.:

09/362772
Inventors:

Daniel J. Schwinn - Boston MA
Theodore H. Cannaday - Staley NC
Frederic D. Barber - Beverly MA
David P. Bedrosian - Franklin MA
Assignee:

Avidyne Corporation - Lincoln MA
International Classification:

G06F16900
US Classification:

702 4
Abstract:

Lightning strikes are displayed as uniformly-structured (e. g. , gaussian) kernels that decay in size and intensity over time. The lightning strikes may be displayed as they occur, or stored for later display. Overlapping areas of the kernels are displayed in different colors than corresponding non-overlapping areas. A color (or colors) displayed in an overlapping area is a function of the number of kernels that overlap in that area.