Author: claimsbot

1. A slide-type core retainer for a sample collector comprising a sampler tube driven into a sea floor through a driving unit, the slide-type core retainer comprising:
a catcher holder detachably coupled to a tip end of the sampler tube;
a catcher installed on an inner peripheral surface of a tip end of the catcher holder and configured to allow sediment to be introduced into the sampler tube and prevent the introduced sediment from being lost using resiliency; and
an openingclosing control member slidably installed inside the catcher holder so as to control opening and closing of the catcher,
wherein the openingclosing control member is coupled to the catcher before collection of samples to make a control so that the catcher compulsorily remains opened, and the openingclosing control member slides into an inner side of the catcher holder while being separated from the catcher by the resistance of the solid sediment of deep strata to make a control such that the catcher is closed, when resistance is generated by solid sediment of deep strata after the sampler tube is driven into the sediment.
2. The slide-type core retainer as claimed in claim 1, wherein the openingclosing control member has a pipe-like shape whose opposite ends are opened so that it prevents the generation of resistance by soft surface sediment after the sampler tube is driven into the sediment.
3. The slide-type core retainer as claimed in claim 1, wherein the catcher comprises a plurality of resilient pieces, and one side of each of the resilient pieces is mounted on the inner peripheral surface of the tip end of the catcher holder and an opposite side of each of the resilient pieces contacts an outer peripheral surface of the openingclosing control member before collection of samples, and the opposite side of each of the resilient pieces contacts each other at a central portion of the catcher holder when the sampler tube is separated from the openingclosing control member by the resistance of the solid sediment of deep strata after the sampler tube is driven into the sediment.
4. The slide-type core retainer as claimed in claim 2, wherein the catcher comprises a plurality of resilient pieces, and one side of each of the resilient pieces is mounted on the inner peripheral surface of the tip end of the catcher holder and an opposite side of each of the resilient pieces contacts an outer peripheral surface of the openingclosing control member before collection of samples, and the opposite side of each of the resilient pieces contacts each other at a central portion of the catcher holder when the sampler tube is separated from the openingclosing control member by the resistance of the solid sediment of deep strata after the sampler tube is driven into the sediment.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. An apparatus for reordering traffic flow templates (TFTs) in a mobile communication system including a primary General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) tunneling protocol (GTP) tunnel for transmitting and receiving packet data to and from a mobile station and one or more secondary GTP tunnels having the same mobile station address as the primary GTP tunnel and each being divided into different TFTs, the TFTs each including different packet filter contents so that the secondary GTP tunnels are separated using TFT packet filtering, the apparatus comprising:
a controller adapted to
sequentially perform TFT packet filtering on input packet data for the TFTs;
manage statistical data of packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for the TFTs;
reorder an order of the TFTs by comparing the statistical data of the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for the TFTs if a preset period expires; and
a memory adapted to store packet filter contents for each of the TFTs, and store statistical data for packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for each of the TFTs.
2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the controller is further adapted to sequentially reorder the TFTs in order of a highest frequency of packet data that are successfully packet filtered.
3. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the controller comprises:
a TFT packet filter adapted to sequentially perform TFT packet filtering on the input packet data with respect to the TFTs;
a statistical processor adapted to manage statistical data for the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for each of the TFTs;
a timer adapted to count the preset period, and generate a signal representing an expiration of the preset period; and
a reordering device adapted to sequentially reorder the TFTs in order of high frequency of packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered by comparing statistical data of the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for the TFTs according to the generated signal.
4. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the controller is further adapted to initialize statistical data of the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for each of the TFTs, after reordering the TFTs.
5. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the controller is further adapted to compare frequencies of packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for two consecutive TFTs among the TFTs, and reorder the TFTs by swapping the order of the two TFTs if there is a difference between the frequencies of the packet data.
6. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the controller is further adapted to sequentially reorder the TFTs in order of high frequency of the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered, if the frequency of the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered is larger than a multiple preset between the TFTs.
7. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the controller is further adapted to reorder the TFTs by swapping the order of consecutive TFTs among the TFTs, if frequency of the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for the two consecutive TFTs is larger than a multiple preset between the two consecutive TFTs.
8. A method for reordering traffic flow templates (TFTs) in a mobile communication system including a primary GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) tunneling protocol (GTP) tunnel for transmitting and receiving packet data tofrom a mobile station and one or more secondary GTP tunnels having the same mobile station address as the primary GTP tunnel and each being divided into different TFTs, the TFTs each including different packet filter contents so that the secondary GTP tunnels are separated through TFT packet filtering, the method comprising the steps of:
sequentially performing TFT packet filtering on input packet data for the TFTs, and managing statistical data of packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for the TFTs;
comparing statistical data of the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for each of the TFTs, if a preset period expires; and
reordering an order of the TFTs based on the comparison result of the statistical data.
9. The method of claim 8, wherein the TFTs are sequentially reordered in order of high frequency of packet data that are successfully packet filtered.
10. The method of claim 8, further comprising the step of initializing statistical data of the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for each of the TFTs, after reordering the TFTs.
11. The method of claim 8, wherein the TFT reordering step comprises the step of comparing frequencies of packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for two consecutive TFTs among the TFTs, and reordering the TFTs by swapping the order of the two TFTs if there is a difference between the frequencies of packet data.
12. The method of claim 8, wherein the TFT reordering step comprises the step of sequentially reordering the TFTs in order of high frequency of the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered, if the frequency of the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered is larger than a multiple preset between the TFTs.
13. The method of claim 8, wherein the TFT reordering step comprises the step of reordering the TFTs by swapping the order of two consecutive TFTs among the TFTs, if the frequency of the packet data that are successfully TFT packet filtered for the two consecutive TFTs is larger than a multiple preset between the two consecutive TFTs.

1. A computer-readable medium containing computer readable instruction when executed by a computing device perform a method of securely accessing information, the method comprising:
receiving an access request for information from a location,
receiving location information associated with the location,
comparing the location information to a database of predefined locations,
requiring a location-based input based on a security rule associated with a comparison of the location information to the predefined locations of the database, and
providing access to the information if the location-based input satisfies an acceptable response.
2. The computer-readable medium of claim 1, the method further comprising administering a first location-based input by a local user and a second location-based input by a remote administrator.
3. The computer-readable medium of claim 1, the method further comprising enabling a plurality of location-based security rules, each location-based security rule corresponding to a device, network, system, application, transaction, and content associated with the access request.
4. The computer-readable medium of claim 1, the method further comprising requiring a biometric identifier when the comparison yields that the location requires a high level of security.
5. The computer-readable medium of claim 1, the method further comprising requiring a corporate identification (ID) and password when the comparison yields the location of an office location.
6. The computer-readable medium of claim 1, the method further comprising authenticating the location information.
7. The computer-readable medium of claim 1, the method further comprising informing an administrator when the location-based input is incorrect.
8. The computer-readable medium of claim 1, the method further comprising utilizing one of at least an iris scanning application, face recognition application, voice recognition application, handfinger recognition application, fingerprint recognition application, RFID tag application, andor smartcard application to verify the access request when the comparison yields a location that requires a high level of security.
9. The computer-readable medium of claim 1, the method further comprising requiring a user ID when the comparison yields the location of a home location.
10. A computer-readable medium having computer executable instructions when executed by a computer perform a method of secure access to information, the method comprising:
identifying a location associated with an access request, and
providing a number of location-based security rules requiring user specific identifiers based on the location of the access request and content of the access request, wherein each location-based security rule is associated with at least one of an access request and location of the access request.
11. The computer-readable medium of claim 10, the method further comprising requiring a biometric identifier when the location of the access request requires a high level of security.
12. The computer-readable medium of claim 10, the method further comprising requiring a corporate ID and password when the location of the access request corresponds to a corporate office.
13. The computer-readable medium of claim 10, the method further comprising utilizing one of at least an iris scanning application, face recognition application, voice recognition application, handfinger recognition application, fingerprint recognition application, RFID tag application, andor smartcard application to verify the access request when the location of the access request requires a high level of security.
14. The computer-readable medium of claim 10, the method further comprising requiring a user ID when the location of the access request corresponds to a home location.
15. The computer-readable medium of claim 10, the method further comprising authenticating the location of the access request.
16. The computer-readable medium of claim 10, wherein each location-based security rule corresponds to a device, network, system, application, transaction, or content associated with the access request.
17. The computer-readable medium of claim 10, the method further comprising informing an administrator when at least one of the location-based security rules is violated.
18. A system including a processor for executing computer executable instructions for performing a method of enabling access to information, the system comprising:
means for examining an access request for the information,
means for identifying a location associated with the access request, and
means for providing a level of security including requiring user specific identifiers based in part on the location, wherein the level of security is based at least in part on the location associated with the access request.
19. The system of claim 18, further comprising means for enabling one or more location-based security rules, each location-based security rule corresponding to a device, network, system, application, transaction, or content associated with the access request.
20. The system of claim 18, further comprising utilizing one of at least an iris scanning application, face recognition application, voice recognition application, handfinger recognition application, fingerprint recognition application, RFID tag application, andor smartcard application when the access request requires a high level of security.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article, the metallic article comprises a first dipped end, a second dipped end opposite to the first dipped end, and a decorated surface between the first dipped end and the second dipped end, the decorated surface of the metallic article being dyed, the method comprising steps as follows:
anodizing the metallic article to form an anodization layer on the decorated surface thereof by an anodizing treatment in an electrolyte solution, wherein the anodization layer is porous by having a plurality of holes therein, an immersion time of the decorated surface immersed in the electrolyte solution is varied gradually along a predetermined direction, and a depth of the plurality of holes of the anodization layer after the anodizing step thereby changes gradually along the predetermined direction; and
coloring the metallic article sealed in a dyeing treatment.
2. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 1, wherein in the anodizing step, the first dipped end of the metallic article enters in the electrolyte solution first and exits last when the metallic article is immersed in the electrolyte solution, such that the depth of the plurality of holes of the anodization layer increases gradually from the second dipped end toward the first dipped end of the metallic article.
3. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 2, wherein a predetermined velocity of the metallic article immersing in the electrolyte solution is constant.
4. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 1, wherein the method further comprises a step of pre-treating the metallic article by a pre-anodizing treatment before the anodizing step.
5. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 5, wherein the pre-anodizing treatment comprises a polishing, texturing, degreasing, alkaline etching, or desmutting.
6. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 1, wherein the method further comprises a step of sealing the metallic article by a sealing treatment after the step of coloring the metallic article to seal the plurality of holes after the metallic article has been dyed.
7. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 1, wherein the metallic article is made of aluminum, aluminum alloy, magnesium, magnesium alloy, titanium, or titanium alloy.
8. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 1, wherein the anodizing treatment comprises a direct current anodizing treatment, an alternating current anodizing treatment, or a pulse current anodizing treatment.
9. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 1, wherein sealing agents of the sealing solution comprise nickel acetate, nickel sulfate, or cobalt sulfate.
10. A method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article, the metallic article is made of aluminum alloy and comprises a first dipped end, a second dipped end opposite to the first dipped end, and a decorated surface located between the first dipped end and the second dipped end, the decorated surface of the metallic article being dyed, the method comprising steps as follows:
anodizing the metallic article to form an anodization layer on the decorated surface by an anodizing treatment, wherein the anodization layer is porous by having a plurality of holes therein, the first dipped end of the metallic article enters in the electrolyte solution first and exits last when the metallic article is immersed in the electrolyte solution, such that the depth of the plurality of holes of the anodization layer increases gradually from the second dipped end toward the first dipped end; and
coloring the metallic article sealed in a dyeing treatment.
11. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 11, wherein a predetermined velocity of the metallic article immersing in the electrolyte solution is constant.
12. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 11, wherein the method further comprises a step of pre-treating the metallic article by a pre-anodizing treatment before the step of anodizing the metallic article.
13. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 13, wherein the pre-anodizing treatment comprises a polishing, texturing, degreasing, alkaline etching, or desmutting.
14. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 11, wherein the method further comprises a step of sealing the metallic article by a sealing treatment after the step of coloring the metallic article to seal the plurality of holes after the metallic article has been dyed.
15. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 11, wherein the metallic article is made of aluminum, aluminum alloy, magnesium, magnesium alloy, titanium, or titanium alloy.
16. The method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article of claim 11, wherein the anodizing treatment comprises a direct current anodizing treatment, an alternating current anodizing treatment, or a pulse current anodizing treatment.
17. A method for anodizing and dyeing a metallic article, the metallic article comprises a first sprayed end, a second sprayed end opposite to the first sprayed end, and a decorated surface between the first sprayed end and the second sprayed end, the decorated surface of the metallic article being dyed, the method comprising steps as follows:
anodizing the metallic article to form an anodization layer on the decorated surface thereof by an anodizing treatment in an electrolyte solution, wherein the anodization layer is porous by having a plurality of holes therein, the electrolyte solution is sprayed on the decorated surface of the metallic article, a spraying duration of the decorated surface is varied gradually from the second sprayed end toward the first sprayed end; and
coloring the metallic article sealed in a dyeing treatment.