MARK HAMILTON SMITH
Pilots at Darlington Rd, Huntsville, AL

8438199, May 7, 2013

Sep 10, 2010

12/879760

Mark D. Smith - Huntsville AL, US

Bentley Systems, Incorporated - Exton PA

G06F 17/30

707957, 715764

In one embodiment, improved techniques are provided for identifying and/or highlighting a graphic element. A multi-dimensional data structure corresponding to a visual representation of information may be created, wherein, for each active point in the visual representation of information, the multi-dimensional data structure has a corresponding location that stores a globally unique identifier (GUID) that indicates one or more graphic elements present at that point in the visual representation. A selection from a user of a selected point in the visual representation of information may be received. A location of the selected point may be used as an index into the multi-dimensional data structure to determine a particular location in the multi-dimensional data structure that coincides with the selected point. A particular GUID may be retrieved from the particular location and used to identify one or more graphic elements.

2006004, Mar 2, 2006

Aug 25, 2005

11/210759

Mark Smith - Huntsville AL, US
John Simmons - Madison AL, US

Bentley System, Inc. - Exton PA

G06F 9/44

717162000

A system and method for adding features to an electronic file is provided. The electronic file can be automatically examined to identify information that relates to features such as navigational aids or enhanced content. Certain information is defined to represent the navigational aids or enhanced content. When the information representing the navigational aid or enhanced content is located in the electronic file, the navigational aid or enhanced content is added to the electronic file. Bookmarks, internal links, web links, attachments, digital signatures and multimedia files are some examples of navigational aids and enhanced content that may be added to the electronic file, although other items may also be included.

2011005, Mar 10, 2011

Sep 10, 2009

12/557392

Mark D. Smith - Huntsville AL, US
Stephane Cote - Lac Beauport, CA

BENTLEY SYSTEMS, INCORPORATED - Exton PA

G06F 15/00, H04N 5/225

358 19, 358 115, 3482072, 348E05024

In one embodiment, a special paper plot (referred to herein as a dynamic plot) for which corresponding metadata is maintained is printed. A mobile appliance obtains corresponding metadata for the dynamic plot. A camera of the mobile appliance computes an image of the dynamic plot. A position of the camera of the mobile appliance with respect to the dynamic plot is calculated from the image of the dynamic plot. Using the calculated position, information or icons are overlaid at particular locations in the image captured by the camera of the dynamic plot. The image captured by the camera of the dynamic with the overlaid information or icons is then displayed on a display screen of the mobile appliance. A user may add annotations beyond what is printed on the dynamic plot. This information may subsequently be shared with other users involved in the project.

5040190, Aug 13, 1991

Dec 22, 1989

7/455161

Mark C. Smith - Huntsville AL
Roger W. Cain - Huntsville AL

Adtran - Huntsville AL

H04B 138

375 4

An analog data station terminal is described for use in a high speed data telecommunication system. The analog data station terminal interfaces a customer modem to the local telephone line for transmission of data at very high data rates, e. g. , more than 9600 bits per second, with significant reduction in error rate. The analog data station terminal receives analog signals from the customer modem and converts then to a digital form that is compatible with the telephone system. The analog data station terminal also receives digital data from the telephone system and converts it to analog form for input to the customer modem. The formatting and reformatting of the data signals are performed synchronously with the telephone digital data network.

4395590, Jul 26, 1983

Nov 3, 1980

6/203108

O. Leon Pierce - Huntsville AL
Mark C. Smith - Huntsville AL
R. Byron Driver - Huntsville AL

Universal Data Systems, Inc. - Huntsville AL

H04M 1900

179 2DP

A modem for coupling a data terminal or other apparatus to a telephone line and deriving its operating power for both transmitting and receiving operation from the telephone line, and providing electrical isolation between the telephone line and the data terminal.