David M Balaishis

US Patent:

20090265285, Oct 22, 2009

Filed:

Jun 30, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/495319

Inventors:

David M. Balaishis - Woodland Hills CA, US
Vasll Nadzakov - Los Angeles CA, US
Robert Allan Meyer - Calabasas CA, US
Joe DeTuno - Thousand Oak CA, US
Ashley Woodworth - Malibu CA, US
Jack Dennison - Austin TX, US

International Classification:

G06Q 40/00

US Classification:

705 36 R

Abstract:

A method of specifying a boundary for an area is provided, which includes receiving a first input from a first user regarding a first configuration of a boundary of an area. The first input may serve to establish an area of arbitrary and possibly irregular configuration, such as an area that is apolitical or otherwise legally undetermined. A second input may be received from a second user regarding a second boundary configuration. The second input may serve to modify the boundary of an area established by the first input. A particular configuration of the boundary based at least partially on the first and second inputs can then be determined. For example, the particular configuration of the boundary may be determined, in part, by spatially averaging the first and second configurations. In some embodiments, demographic data for an area defined by the particular configuration of the boundary may be compiled.

US Patent:

20090265323, Oct 22, 2009

Filed:

Jun 30, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/495311

Inventors:

David M. Balaishis - Woodland Hills CA, US
Vasil Nadzakov - Los Angeles CA, US
Robert Allan Meyer - Calabasas CA, US
Joe DeTuno - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Ashley Woodworth - Malibu CA, US
Jack Dennison - Austin TX, US

International Classification:

G06F 3/048
G06F 17/30

US Classification:

707 3, 715764, 707E17014, 707E17108

Abstract:

A method of specifying a boundary for an area is provided, which includes receiving a first input from a first user regarding a first configuration of a boundary of an area. The first input may serve to establish an area of arbitrary and possibly irregular configuration, such as an area that is apolitical or otherwise legally undetermined. A second input may be received from a second user regarding a second boundary configuration. The second input may serve to modify the boundary of an area established by the first input. A particular configuration of the boundary based at least partially on the first and second inputs can then be determined. For example, the particular configuration of the boundary may be determined, in part, by spatially averaging the first and second configurations. In some embodiments, demographic data for an area defined by the particular configuration of the boundary may be compiled.

US Patent:

20090265452, Oct 22, 2009

Filed:

Jun 30, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/495333

Inventors:

David M. Balaishis - Woodland Hills CA, US
Vasil Nadzakov - Los Angeles CA, US
Robert Allan Meyer - Calabasas CA, US
Joe DeTuno - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Ashley Woodworth - Malibu CA, US
Jack Dennison - Austin TX, US

International Classification:

G06F 15/177

US Classification:

709221

Abstract:

A method of specifying a boundary for an area is provided, which includes receiving a first input from a first user regarding a first configuration of a boundary of an area. The first input may serve to establish an area of arbitrary and possibly irregular configuration, such as an area that is apolitical or otherwise legally undetermined. A second input may be received from a second user regarding a second boundary configuration. The second input may serve to modify the boundary of an area established by the first input. A particular configuration of the boundary based at least partially on the first and second inputs can then be determined. For example, the particular configuration of the boundary may be determined, in part, by spatially averaging the first and second configurations. In some embodiments, demographic data for an area defined by the particular configuration of the boundary may be compiled.

US Patent:

20090271718, Oct 29, 2009

Filed:

Jun 30, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/495301

Inventors:

David M. Balaishis - Woodland Hills CA, US
Vasil Nadzakov - Los Angeles CA, US
Robert Allan Meyer - Calabasas CA, US
Joe DeTuno - Thousand Oak CA, US
Ashley Woodworth - Malibu CA, US
Jack Dennison - Austin TX, US

International Classification:

G06F 3/048

US Classification:

715760, 715762

Abstract:

A method of specifying a boundary for an area is provided, which includes receiving a first input from a first user regarding a first configuration of a boundary of an area. The first input may serve to establish an area of arbitrary and possibly irregular configuration, such as an area that is apolitical or otherwise legally undetermined. A second input may be received from a second user regarding a second boundary configuration. The second input may serve to modify the boundary of an area established by the first input. A particular configuration of the boundary based at least partially on the first and second inputs can then be determined. For example, the particular configuration of the boundary may be determined, in part, by spatially averaging the first and second configurations. In some embodiments, demographic data for an area defined by the particular configuration of the boundary may be compiled.

US Patent:

20090254841, Oct 8, 2009

Filed:

Nov 11, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/268738

Inventors:

David M. Balaishis - Woodland Hills CA, US
Vasil Nadzakov - Los Angeles CA, US
Robert Allan Meyer - Calabasas CA, US
Joe DeTune - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Ashley Woodworth - Malibu CA, US
Jack Dennison - Austin TX, US

International Classification:

G06F 3/048
G06F 15/16

US Classification:

715753, 709204

Abstract:

A method of specifying a boundary for an area is provided, which includes receiving a first input from a first user regarding a first configuration of a boundary of an area. The first input may serve to establish an area of arbitrary and possibly irregular configuration, such as an area that is apolitical or otherwise legally undetermined. A second input may be received from a second user regarding a second boundary configuration. The second input may serve to modify the boundary of an area established by the first input. A particular configuration of the boundary based at least partially on the first and second inputs can then be determined. For example, the particular configuration of the boundary may be determined, in part, by spatially averaging the first and second configurations. In some embodiments, demographic data for an area defined by the particular configuration of the boundary may be compiled.