Russell H Davis

20030094141, May 22, 2003

Jun 26, 2001

09/891757

Russell Davis - Virginia Beach VA, US

A01K061/00

119/234000

The invention (the process, its supporting devices, and applications) serves the endeavor of shellfish aquaculture. The invention improves and innovates: 1) tidally powered systems for raising shellfish seed, 2) grow-out, 3) brood stock conditioning, 4) market conditioning, & food supplement, 5) hatchery systems, 6) hatchery/nursery integration, resource sharing and optimization, ergonomics and economics, 7) water treatment, 8) Propulsion, 9) Anchorage, 10) Security, and 11) Devices for the Integration of Neighborhood Values and Shellfish Production. Such large increased economies of production suggest new uses for shellfish. Shellfish grow-out can provide cost effective and ecologically advantageous infrastructure benefits to eroding beaches, unstable channels, and water quality and the health of estuaries in general. The system is flexible in operation so that it may maximize the use of estuarine tidal energy and phytoplankton in order to maximize the ecological and economic benefits of the operation. The system is designed with particular attention to Virginia and Federal law so that permitting needs are minimized. Moreover the system is optimized to fit in well with the estuarine community and be a desirable, unobtrusive neighbor.

20070181072, Aug 9, 2007

Feb 3, 2006

11/307380

Russell Davis - Virginia Beach VA, US

A01K 61/00

119208000

The most fundamental measure of production constraint faced by the shellfish and coastal restoration industry is shellfish reproduction success as measured by the quantity of spawn surviving to maturity. SOLUTION: This is addressed with a novel device () and processes that economically increase the quantity of spawn tendered and the surviving quantity. The result is a now realizable, thus newly utilitarian, product with an intermediary product. The “INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF SHELLFISH PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION#2” advances the economy, utility and scale of shellfish culture such that ecosystem restoration is now cost effective and terra-forming uses of shellfish culture can substantially supplant dredging, beach replenishment and foreshore erosion defenses.

45233080, Jun 11, 1985

Sep 29, 1982

6/427513

John Bull - Lithia FL
Leon Croft - Longwood FL
David B. DeVaney - Longwood FL
Russell R. Davis - Geneva FL
David L. Hinshaw - Longwood FL
Haresh C. Jotwani - Longwood FL
Ronald J. Kandell - Winter Springs FL
Richard F. Kurtz - Longwood FL
Ernest O. Lee - Longwood FL
Gunter F. Neumeier - Longwood FL
Glenn L. Richards - Longwood FL
Richard Scott - Longwood FL

Stromberg-Carlson Corporation - Lake Mary FL

H04Q 1104

370 56

A line switch including a concentrator arrangement for coupling telephone calls between a plurality of subscriber lines and a plurality of port group highways to a central office switching network in a telephony system. The analog voice signals are first digitized and multiplexed into time slot channels on line group highways for transfer to the concentrator arrangement. The concentrator arrangement couples the digitized voice information signals between time slot channels on any of the line group highways and any of the port group highways. The line switch includes control circuitry that selects the time slot channel, line group highway and port group highway to couple the digitized voice information signals between the subscriber line and the central office matrix switch through the concentrator.