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Mark R Wynkoop

from Bridgeport, NY
Age ~47
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Also known as:
Mark Randall Wynkoop, Mark R Wynhoop
Related to:
Shane W Wynkoop, 36Gregory R Wynkoop, 41
Connected to:
Allen L Wynkoop, 80Barbara J Wynkoop, 62Dianne E Wynkoop, 65Edward J Wynkoop, 72Evan Wynkoop, 88Gayle A Wynkoop, 73Kimberly K Wynkoop, 53Melissa K Wynkoop, 68Patricia A Wynkoop, 55Peter M Wynkoop, 52

Mark Wynkoop Phones & Addresses

  • Bridgeport, NY
  • Frankfort, NY
  • 2320 State Route 370, Cato, NY 13033 (315) 626-2979
  • 711 Brook Creek Ct, York, SC 29745 (315) 829-4076
  • Oneida, NY
  • Vernon, NY
  • Potsdam, NY
  • Tewksbury, MA
  • 2320 State Route 370, Cato, NY 13033 (315) 289-7824

Work

Position: Service Occupations

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

Publications

Us Patents

Power Fluctuation Detection And Analysis

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US Patent:
20150358222, Dec 10, 2015
Filed:
Aug 20, 2015
Appl. No.:
14/831786
Inventors:
- New York NY, US
Mark WYNKOOP - Vernon NY, US
Mark WYMAN - Ashburn VA, US
Noel DEMPSEY - Brewerton NY, US
International Classification:
H04L 12/26
Abstract:
The network monitoring system collects transmission and/or receive power level information from a plurality of customer premise devices connected to the same distribution node for each of a plurality of network distribution nodes. For an individual network distribution node, the network monitoring system calculates a set of fluctuation parameters including a group power level deviation metric, e.g., a modified standard deviation ratio. The network monitoring system evaluates the generated fluctuation parameters and responds, e.g., outputting a fluctuations report, modifying a data collection profile being used by a set of customer premise devices corresponding to a distribution node, commanding diagnostics to be performed on a portion of the network and/or directing a service technician. The network monitoring system compares generated fluctuation parameters corresponding to different distribution nodes, and uses the results of the comparison to assign priority with regard to the assignment of limited available troubleshooting and repair resources.

Methods And Apparatus For Scoring The Condition Of Nodes In A Communication Network And Taking Action Based On Node Health Scores

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US Patent:
20140280899, Sep 18, 2014
Filed:
Mar 15, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/843997
Inventors:
Mark Randall Wynkoop - Vernon NY, US
Shaun Michael Burdick - Fulton NY, US
Noel Dempsey - Brewerton NY, US
International Classification:
H04L 12/26
US Classification:
709224
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for monitoring a network and generating overall health scores for communications nodes in the network are described. A monitoring system receives information from a variety of system elements and/or devices which provide information relating to communications service. The information received by the network monitoring system includes information indicating the number of outstanding work orders issued in regard to a trouble report, signal power level variance information, signal alarm information, uncorrectable error information, correctable error information, offline device information, etc. A set of scores for a node are generated based on the different types of received information. The scores are combined using a weighted sum to generate an overall node health score. Nodes are ranked based on overall node health scores and maintenance personal can view the scores as well as the underlying information corresponding to a node to facilitate identification of possible faults.
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