David K Talent from 8312 Oakhaven Rd, Morgans Point, TX 77571, age 66, Phone: 281 476-0168

Us Patents

Phenomenological Orbital Debris Impact Risk Assessment Model And Software
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US Patent:

6757612, Jun 29, 2004
Filed:

Jul 8, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/189381
Inventors:

David L. Talent - Houston TX
Ken C. K. Cheung - Kailua HI
Daron L. Nishimoto - Kula HI
Assignee:

Oceanit Laboratories, Inc. - Honolulu HI
International Classification:

G06F 1900
US Classification:

702 2, 702 3
Abstract:

An orbital debris impact risk assessment and management model is provided for low-Earth orbit (LEO). The model is phenomenologically based, meaning real, theoretical and historical data of the LEO environment is used in conjunction with thermodynamic based code architecture to perform impact risk assessments. The format of the model is developed such that user friendliness and user adaptability are maximized. The model can be used as a stand-alone program (software) or run over the World-Wide Web as an application service provider (ASP). The model may be used to examine trends in the evolution of the LEO environment or to calculate likelihood of impacts for specific on-orbit assets or groups of assets.

Resumes

David Talent

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Location:

La Porte, TX

Industry:

Internet

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David Talent

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Houston, TXSr. Consultant / Sr. Scientist at ARES Dr. David Talent, astronomer and orbital debris scientist, has a total of 28 years of post-doctoral experience – 6 years in academia (University of Chicago... Dr. David Talent, astronomer and orbital debris scientist, has a total of 28 years of post-doctoral experience – 6 years in academia (University of Chicago, Abilene Christian University) and 22 years in the aerospace industry (Lockheed-Martin, Boeing, Oceanit Laboratories, ARES Corporation). His...