IBM (United States)
United States
His scientific interests lie mostly in Computer hardware, Dispersed storage, Computer network, Communications system and Coding. By researching both Computer hardware and Communication unit, he produces research that crosses academic boundaries. Among his Dispersed storage studies, you can observe a synthesis of other disciplines of science such as Data segment, Data mining, Database, RAID processing unit and Disk array controller.
His Data segment study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Encoding and Arithmetic. The various areas that Timothy W. Markison examines in his Computer network study include Transmitter and Reading. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Identification, Electronic engineering, Communication channel and Code.
Timothy W. Markison mostly deals with Dispersed storage, Computer hardware, Computer network, Real-time computing and Coding. Dispersed storage is intertwined with Threshold number, Encoding, Data segment, Decoding methods and Data mining in his research. His Computer data storage, Semiconductor memory and Registered memory study in the realm of Computer hardware connects with subjects such as Data objects.
His Computer network study combines topics in areas such as Wireless, Wireless communication systems, Controller and Embedded system. The study of Real-time computing is intertwined with the study of Data stream in a number of ways. In his works, Timothy W. Markison performs multidisciplinary study on Coding and Parameter.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Dispersed storage, Computer hardware, Encoding, Data objects and Computer network. His Dispersed storage research spans across into subjects like Threshold number, Real-time computing, Task, Computer data storage and Algorithm. His Real-time computing research incorporates elements of Redundancy and Schedule.
His studies in Computer hardware integrate themes in fields like Data segment, Interface, Data mining and Redundancy. His Encoding research includes elements of Data type and Search engine indexing. His work in Computer network addresses issues such as Database, which are connected to fields such as Filter.
Timothy W. Markison mainly focuses on Dispersed storage, Computer hardware, Encoding, Computer network and Data objects. Timothy W. Markison performs integrative study on Dispersed storage and Data slice. His Computer hardware research integrates issues from Filesystem-level encryption, Data mining and Distributed data store.
His Data mining research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Encryption, On-the-fly encryption and Computer data storage. The concepts of his Encoding study are interwoven with issues in Parallel computing, Search engine indexing and Arithmetic. His Computer network study which covers Database that intersects with User device.
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Detection of unauthorized use of software applications in processing devices
Gary W. Grube;Timothy W. Markison.
(1993)
Method of configuring a communication unit using a wireless portable configuration device
Gary W. Grube;Timothy W. Markison.
(1994)
Method and apparatus for allocating carrier channels
Gary W. Grube;Timothy W. Markison;Matthew A. Pendleton;Mathew A. Rybicki.
(1995)
Migrating encoded data slices from a re-provisioned memory device of a dispersed storage network memory
Gary W. Grube;Timothy W. Markison;Jason K. Resch.
(2011)
Method for reprogramming a communication unit's access to a wireless communication system
Gary W. Grube;Timothy W. Markison;Thomas E. Weston.
(1995)
Method and apparatus for providing a communication system infrastructure
Gary W. Grube;Timothy W. Markison;Matthew A. Pendleton;Mathew A. Rybicki.
(1995)
Large scale subscription based dispersed storage network
Gary W. Grube;Timothy W. Markison.
(2010)
Method and apparatus for preventing unauthorized monitoring of wireless data transmissions
Gary W. Grube;Timothy W. Markison;Mathew A. Rybicki.
(1994)
Storage and retrieval of required slices in a dispersed storage network
Jason K. Resch;John Quigley;Wesley Leggette.
(2011)
Distributedly storing raid data in a raid memory and a dispersed storage network memory
Gary W. Grube;Jason K. Resch.
(2010)
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