COMPUTER SOFTWARE COMPUTATIONAL MODELING

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
MATERIALS DESIGN	Materials Design, Inc.	12121 Scripps Summit Drive, Suite 160 San Diego CA 92131	Computer software for computational modeling for engineering analysis, evaluation and application of and/or involving chemical substances, compositions or compounds and the characteristics and/or properties thereof in potentially different operative environments and/or settings;
MEDEA	Materials Design, Inc.	12121 Scripps Summit Drive, Suite 160 San Diego CA 92131	Computer software for computational modeling for engineering analysis, evaluation and application of and/or involving chemical substances, compositions or compounds and the characteristics and/or properties thereof in potentially different operative environments and/or settings;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;
NEXTSTIM	McClure Geomechanics	555 Bryant St., #185 Palo Alto CA 94301	Computer software for computational modeling of subsurface fluid flow and hydraulic fracturing in the field of extraction of oil and gas, geothermal energy, CO2 sequestration, and groundwater hydrology;NEXT STIM;
RESFRAC	RESFRAC CORPORATION	#185 555 Bryant Street #185 Palo Alto CA 94301	Computer software for computational modeling of subsurface fluid flow and hydraulic fracturing in the field of extraction of oil and gas, geothermal energy, CO2 sequestration, and groundwater hydrology;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

This computational data processing system comprises an assembly of networked computers (12, . . . 22) in each of which is stored at least one computational application, and a machine (10) for storing computational data which is linked to the network and in communication with the computers, at least one of the computers (12) operating as master computer and at least some of the other computers (14, . . . 22) operating as slave computer. At least one of the computers comprises, stored in memory an algorithm for configuring the other computers of the network as slave computers and an executable master application for managing the tasks of each slave computer (14, . . . 22) as a function of their availability for the assignment, to each of them, of computational tasks and of corresponding computational data which are stored in the storage machine (10).