HYMAN DAVID CHANTZ
Pilots at Tanglewood Rd, Scarsdale, NY

7890530, Feb 15, 2011

Feb 5, 2008

12/025832

Michael P. Bilger - Arlington TN, US
Hyman D. Chantz - Scarsdale NY, US
Nevenko Zunic - Hopewell Junction NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 17/00

707781, 707791, 707797

A method and system for controlling access to data via a data-centric security model. A business data classification scheme is defined as a hierarchy that includes data types aligned with business operations. A data element is labeled with a data label. The data label includes multiple attributes associated with a data-centric security model. A first attribute is a data type of the data element. A second attribute includes security requirements. Data control rules are automatically generated for an enforcement of the security requirements. The enforcement grants or denies to a user an access to the data element via a predefined action. The enforcement is based on a predefined association among the predefined action, a predefined role that includes the user, the data type and, optionally, a purpose for performing the predefined action.

8372018, Feb 12, 2013

Jan 16, 2008

12/014842

Hyman D. Chantz - Scarsdale NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

A61B 5/103

600587, 3405731

Methods and a palpation device. A subject pose determining method includes placing a subject onto a surface of a platform having a first radio-frequency transceiver and a second radio-frequency transceiver. The subject is a human being. A first radio-frequency transponder is placed onto an upper extremity of the subject. A second radio-frequency transponder is placed onto a lower extremity of the subject. A first signal is transmitted from the first transceiver to the first transponder, resulting in the first transponder sending a second signal. A third signal is transmitted from the second transceiver to the second transponder, resulting in the second transponder sending a fourth signal. The second signal is received by the first transceiver. The fourth signal is received by the second transceiver. A pose of the subject is determined based on receiving the second signal and the fourth signal.

2012022, Sep 6, 2012

May 11, 2012

13/469671

Hyman D. CHANTZ - Scarsdale NY, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

A61B 5/055

600421

Nuclear Magnetic Resonant Imaging (also called Magnetic Resonant Imaging or “MRI”) devices which are implantable, internal or insertable are provided. The disclosure describes ways to miniaturize, simplify, calibrate, cool, and increase the utility of MRI systems for structural investigative purposes, and for biological investigation and potential treatment. It teaches use of target objects of fixed size, shape and position for calibration and comparison to obtain accurate images. It further teaches cooling of objects under test by electrically conductive leads or electrically isolated leads; varying the magnetic field of the probe to move chemicals or ferrous metallic objects within the subject. The invention also teaches comparison of objects using review of the frequency components of a received signal rather than by a pictorial representation.

7671591, Mar 2, 2010

Jul 16, 2008

12/173974

Hyman D. Chantz - Scarsdale NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G01V 3/00

324309, 324307

A method of comparing micro-electronic devices. The method includes: placing a first micro-electronic device in a sample chamber of a magnetic resonance imaging machine, subjecting the first micro-electronic device to a magnetic field and a radio frequency pulse, turning off or adjusting the magnetic field and detecting a first returned RF pulse from the first micro-electronic device and storing first data relating to the first returned RF pulse; placing a second micro-electronic device in the sample chamber, subjecting the second micro-electronic device to the magnetic field and the radio frequency pulse, turning off or adjusting the magnetic field and detecting a second returned RF pulse from the second micro-electronic device and storing second data relating to the second returned RF pulse; and comparing the first data to the second data and determining if the second micro-electronic device is essentially identical to the first micro-electronic device based on the comparing.

2012022, Sep 6, 2012

May 11, 2012

13/469681

Hyman D. CHANTZ - Scarsdale NY, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

G01R 33/54

324307

Nuclear Magnetic Resonant Imaging (also called Magnetic Resonant Imaging or “MRI”) devices which are implantable, internal or insertable are provided. The disclosure describes ways to miniaturize, simplify, calibrate, cool, and increase the utility of MRI systems for structural investigative purposes, and for biological investigation and potential treatment. It teaches use of target objects of fixed size, shape and position for calibration and comparison to obtain accurate images. It further teaches cooling of objects under test by electrically conductive leads or electrically isolated leads; varying the magnetic field of the probe to move chemicals or ferrous metallic objects within the subject. The invention also teaches comparison of objects using review of the frequency components of a received signal rather than by a pictorial representation.

2009012, May 21, 2009

Nov 15, 2007

11/940391

Hyman D. Chantz - Scarsdale NY, US

H01Q 1/36, H01Q 9/16

343793, 343895

An antenna for radiating and/or receiving signals. The antenna includes (i) a first hollow and helical pipe, (ii) a second hollow and helical pipe, (iii) a first transmission wire, (iv) a second transmission wire, and (v) a dielectric connector. The dielectric connector physically couples to the first hollow and helical pipe and the second hollow and helical pipe. The first hollow and helical pipe and the second hollow and helical pipe comprise an electrically conductive material. The first transmission wire comprises a first portion and a second portion. The second transmission wire comprises a third portion and a fourth portion. The first portion of the first transmission wire and the third portion of the second transmission wire are inside the first hollow and helical pipe.

8641645, Feb 4, 2014

Jan 11, 2013

13/739077

Hyman D. Chantz - Scarsdale NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

A61B 5/103

600587, 3405731

A method and system for determining a pose of a subject. The subject is placed onto a surface of a platform having a first radio-frequency transceiver and a second radio-frequency transceiver. A first radio-frequency transponder is placed onto an upper extremity of the subject. A second radio-frequency transponder is placed onto a lower extremity of the subject. A first signal is transmitted from the first transceiver to the first transponder, resulting in the first transponder sending a second signal. A third signal is transmitted from the second transceiver to the second transponder, resulting in the second transponder sending a fourth signal. The second signal is received by the first transceiver. The fourth signal is received by the second transceiver. A pose of the subject is determined based on receiving the second signal and the fourth signal.

8576123, Nov 5, 2013

Jun 29, 2010

12/825701

Hyman D. Chantz - Scarsdale NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G01S 5/04

342457, 342465

A method of and system for vessel authentication and location validation. The method includes detecting a radio transmission from a target vessel in a vessel control area; determining a time and date of the radio transmission; generating a triangulated geographical location of the radio transmission; extracting a maritime mobile service identity from the radio transmission; extracting from the radio transmission a frequency, a power level and a waveform of the radio transmission; and authenticating or not authenticating the target vessel based on the triangulated geographical location and one or more of the frequency of the radio transmission, the power level of the radio transmission and the waveform of the radio transmission.

2013026, Oct 10, 2013

Apr 9, 2012

13/442474

RIMA BAJAJ - NEW DELHI, IN
HYMAN D. CHANTZ - SCARSDALE NY, US
DAVID A. CHAPIN - AUSTIN TX, US
AMY E. CRESWICK - BRENTFORD, GB
EDUARDO M. DA SILVA - CURITIBA, BR
ALISON L. GRAHAM - NEW YORK NY, US
CHEE YEN LIM - KUALA LUMPUR, MY
ADAM C. NELSON - BARRINGTON IL, US
NICHOLAS J. NORRIS - THE WOODLANDS TX, US
GREGORY J. RICHE - MONTCLAIR NJ, US
VARUN SHARMA - NOIDA, IN
NEVENKO ZUNIC - HOPEWELL JUNCTION NY, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - ARMONK NY

G06F 21/24

726 26

A computer hardware-implemented method, system, and/or computer program product determines an applicability of a data privacy regulation when transmitting data used with an enterprise project. A data privacy regulation describes regulatory restrictions on data being transmitted from a first geopolitical entity to a second geopolitical entity. A set of categorized data is used by an enterprise project, and the data privacy regulation establishes limitations on a transmission of at least one category of data, from the set of categorized data, from the first geopolitical entity to the second geopolitical entity. A first set of binary data and a second set of binary data are processed to determine if transmission of said at least one category of data from the first geopolitical entity to the second geopolitical entity is regulated by the data privacy regulation.