DANIEL ABRAHAM BAKER
Pilots at Greenway Plz, Houston, TX

License number

Texas A4380319

Issued Date

Aug 2013

Expiration Date

Aug 2014

Professional information

Ceo, Flightaware

Position:

Chief Executive Officer at FlightAware

Location:

Houston, Texas

Industry:

Airlines/Aviation

Work:

FlightAware - Houston, Texas since Mar 2005 - Chief Executive Officer Superconnect Jul 2001 - Feb 2007 - Vice President United Devices Oct 2000 - Jun 2001 - Senior Security Developer distributed.net 1997 - 2001 - Director, Operations NeoSoft Dec 1993 - Aug 1999 - Senior Systems Engineer

Account Executive At Community Impact Newspaper

Position:

Account Executive at Community Impact Newspaper

Location:

Houston, Texas Area

Industry:

Newspapers

Work:

Community Impact Newspaper - Account Executive

Daniel Baker - Houston, TX

Work:

Modis
Data Center Technician Transcore
Violation Enforcement Systems Technician Netessentials Inc
Infrastructure Technician Partnership Wireless
Regional Field Manager Albert Moving and Storage
Information Technologist Industrial Inventory Control
Networking and Telecomm Contractor Telvista
Crystal Reports Developer AirBand Communications
RF Engineering Project Manager Mobile Star Network
Site Engineer Rockwell Electronic Commerce
Field Service Engineer White Systems Inc
Field Service Engineer U.S. Army
Signal Support Systems Specialist U.S. Navy
Aviation Boatswains Mate Handler (ABH)

System For Handling Air Traffic Data And Related Information For Supply To Customers

US Patent:

2008006, Mar 13, 2008

Filed:

Sep 8, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/530357

Inventors:

Daniel Baker - Houston TX, US
Karl Lehenbauer - Houston TX, US
David Cameron McNett - Austin TX, US

International Classification:

G06Q 30/00

US Classification:

705 14

Abstract:

A computer-implemented system and method for the processing and presentation of aviation information supported by targeted advertising is disclosed. At plurality of flight information is received over a digital network and is stored in at least a database. The database includes aviation information as well as advertisement messages. Upon receiving a user query, a server retrieves a result set from the database and couples it with at least one selected advertisement for presentation to the requesting user. In one form, the results may be presented to the user in the form of digital map having aircraft images and their altitude indicated by an offset shadow. Additionally, the visualization may show only a portion of the path of a flight in the event that multiple flights are displayed in order to preserve readability.

System And Method For Notifications Relating To Flight Tracking Or Planning

US Patent:

8296281, Oct 23, 2012

Filed:

Jan 26, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/359829

Inventors:

Daniel Baker - Houston TX, US
Karl Lehenbauer - Houston TX, US
David Cameron McNett - Austin TX, US

Assignee:

FlightAware, LLC - Houston TX

International Classification:

G06F 7/00, G06F 17/30

US Classification:

707706, 707722, 707736, 707790, 701 3

Abstract:

A computer-implemented system and method processes flight position information and provides a notification to a remote user in response to a triggering event. Typically, flight position data is received over a digital network. The service accepts requests for notification based upon the position of a specified flight and subsequently provides that notification based upon the flight position data. Upon receiving a user query, a server retrieves a result set from the flight position data and determines if the triggering criteria has been met. In one form, the requested notification may be presented to the user in the form of an e-mail, telephone call, text message or the like. Also disclosed is a system for flight tracking or planning which includes photographs supplied by remote users of the aircraft for which the tracking or planning is associated, for use by other remote users that see the association of the supplied photos with the tracked or planned flight. Still further disclosed is a social system for use with flight tracking or planning which allows affiliated users to share information to the exclusion of other non-affiliated users.

Process For The Removal Of Iron Cyanide Complex Or Complexes From An Aqueous Solution

US Patent:

4654148, Mar 31, 1987

Filed:

Dec 30, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/814709

Inventors:

Daniel C. Baker - Houston TX

Assignee:

Shell Oil Company - Houston TX

International Classification:

C02F 102

US Classification:

210766

Abstract:

A process for removal of iron cyanide complex or complexes from a solution is described, the process being characterized by contact of the solution containing the complex or complexes with ammonium polysulfide or sodium polysulfide, or a mixture thereof, at a temperature of from about 110. degree. C. to about 180. degree. C.

Particulates And Iron Cyanide Complex Removal

US Patent:

4624837, Nov 25, 1986

Filed:

Dec 30, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/814707

Inventors:

Daniel C. Baker - Houston TX

Assignee:

Shell Oil Company - Houston TX

International Classification:

B01D 4500, B01D 4700, C01C 300, B03C 300

US Classification:

4232155

Abstract:

A process for the removal of cyanide complex or complexes from synthesis gas streams also containing residual iron containing particulate matter is disclosed, the process being characterized by scrubbing of the synthesis gas stream with water or an aqueous stream, removal of absorbed HCN, if any, from solution used in scrubbing, and contact of substantially HCN-free scrubbing solution with a polysulfide reactant at temperatures of from 110. degree. C. to 180. degree. C.

Process For Purification Of Synthesis Gas

US Patent:

5112586, May 12, 1992

Filed:

Oct 18, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/599546

Inventors:

Daniel C. Baker - Houston TX

Assignee:

Shell Oil Company - Houston TX

International Classification:

C01B 1716, C01B 3120, C01C 300, B01D 4500

US Classification:

423220

Abstract:

A process for the treatment of a gas stream derived from the gasification of coal is described, the process being characterized, in one embodimment, by stripping of the wash and cooling liquid used to cool and remove NH. sub. 3 from the synthesis gas prior to reuse of the liquid in removal of residual solids from the product gas stream, thereby avoiding incompatibilities which may initiate or aggravate chemical precipitation, particularly that of CaCO. sub. 3.