La rivière Saint-Maurice, 1996
The Saint-Maurice River, 1996
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Beaudoin
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Voici quelques
références, des descriptions et
des liens.
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Here are some
references,
descriptions and
links.
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Multi-layer path explorer
United
States
Patent
No.
7,124,369,
October 17, 2006
Canadian Patents Database, patent No. CA 2423507
The invention provides an improved method of exploring paths having multiple
layers. Such paths may be through any of a number of types of networks, such as
transportation networks, distribution networks, business structure networks, or
telecommunication networks. The method initially displays in a path explorer
view, the nodes and links of a first layer of the path in a linear
configuration. Upon selection/deselection of a layer expander icon located near
the first layer node at which the path traverses to the second layer, the method
expands/collapses the second layer of nodes and links in a linear configuration
which is parallel to, but offset from the first layer. The method further
contemplates the display of a topology view which, in conjunction with the path
explorer view, graphically displays a structure of a selected layer of the path,
with the path visually distinguished therein.
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Method and system for visually representing network configurations
United
States
Patent
No.
6,941,359,
September 6, 2005
A visualization method for a hub network configuration allows exploration of a
chosen network by way of a graphical display interface (GUI), wherein multiple
distinct network segments such as lines or rings are shown attached to a common
node or centralized hub. The technique combines a graphical view of the segments
controlled by a segment selector. The selector is coupled to a series of display
indicators and a list of the attached rings contained in the network. The list
can contain descriptive elements of the segments, or can provide links to such
detail. A mutually exclusive selection of the attached segments is enabled using
either the selector or the list of attached segments. For each segment selected,
the display indicators can show the currently displayed segments on the GUI,
help to highlight on the GUI a selected attached segment and provide an
indication of attached segments that are related in function to the selected
segment. Selected and remaining segments of the network are displayed in various
shadings or colours, which enables a Network Manager or other user of the system
and method to easily distinguish and consider these aspects alternatively. In
the graphical view, attached segments can be displayed in stacked, overlaid, or
isolated formats. The segments can consist of rings, lines, stars, bars, and
chains.
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Method of displaying nodes and links
United
States
Patent
No.
6,854,091,
February 8, 2005
The present invention relates to an improved method of displaying nodes, and
links between nodes. Instead of the conventional method of displaying nodes and
links as points and lines respectively, in accordance with the present
invention, the nodes are each represented by parallel node lines. The links are
then represented by link lines drawn perpendicular to the node lines, each of
said link lines terminating at the node lines representing the nodes connected
by the link represented by the link line. A graphical user interface
incorporating this improved method of displaying nodes and links is also
contemplated.
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Multi-panel route monitoring graphical user interface, system and
method
United
States
Patent
No.
6,654,803,
Nov.
25,
2003
Canadian Patents Database, patent No.CA 2341757
The present invention relates to a graphical user interface (GUI) for displaying
historical and current performance information for a route in a communications
network, the route having several paths between two end points. Performance data
from the network is collected and processed to generate route and path
performance data. The processed data is stored in a database. The GUI is
embodied in a network management device which draws upon information stored in
the database. In a preferred embodiment, the GUI displays a route panel showing
the structure of the route, a timebar showing the time period for which
information is displayed, a paths panel showing information about each path in a
tabular format, a selected paths panel showing information about selected paths
in a tabular format, and a performance panel showing performance data in a
graph.
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Prix
Normand
McLaren
Award
1984
Message
de
Normand
McLaren
au
gangant.
Ce
prix
était
attribué
personnellement
par
Normand
McLaren
aux
réalisateurs
de
films
pour
leur
contribution
à
l'évolution
du
film
d'animation.
Message
from
Normand
McLaren
to
the
winner.
This
award
was
personaly
given
by
Normand
McLaren
to
film
makers
that
significatly
contributed
to
the
evolution
of
film
animation.
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