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Marcin: /* Possible Research Tasks */

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Possible Research Tasks

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	=Possible Research ~~Tasks~~=		=Possible Research Process=

	#Look up [[Wikipedia]] or [[Appropedia]] as a starting point.		#Look up [[Wikipedia]] or [[Appropedia]] as a starting point.

Marcin: /* Team Ecology */

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Team Ecology

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	=Team Ecology=		=Team Ecology=
	A big part for doing useful research is orienting oneself with what areas need to be researched in general for a given product. Applied to the 50 GVCS technologies, examining the Requirements and Design Rationale of a given technology can provide insights on what information is needed. If that information is not found for that project on the respective wiki page, then that information should be added.		A big part for doing useful research is orienting oneself with what areas need to be researched in general for a given product.

	The start for understanding what is needed for a given project - check out what information is already covered in the [[Template]] ~~for that project. Click on all~~ the ~~items under Background Research in the extended Development Template (not simple template)~~. ~~The most~~ important ~~item under Background Research~~ is [[Industry Standards]].		Looking at the [[Development Template]] exposes what needs work - missing content is simply that which needs to be worked on. By examining the content, a developer can tell what is missing if the developer understands the [[OSPD]].

			The start for understanding what is needed for a given project - check out what information is already covered in the [[Development Template]] as the first step. An important step for orienting development is [[Industry Standards]].

	=Presentation=		=Presentation=

Marcin: /* How to do a Patent Search */

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How to do a Patent Search

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	=How to do a Patent Search=		=How to do a Patent Search=

	'''Note that patents do not disclose technical design. They only show diagrams and concepts, but not the actual knowhow for how to replicate a given technology - despite the claim that 'those skilled in the art' would know how to replicate it.''' The truth is, patents are part of a system of [[Artificial Scarcity]] - providing sufficient information to identify what is protected, without providing the technical ~~knowhow~~ or production engineering for how to replicate.		'''Note that patents do not disclose technical design. They only show diagrams and concepts, but not the actual knowhow for how to replicate a given technology - despite the claim that 'those skilled in the art' would know how to replicate it.'''

			The truth is, patents are part of a system of [[Artificial Scarcity]] - providing sufficient information to identify what is protected, without providing the technical know-how or production engineering for how to replicate. Patents are, however, useful in understanding some mechanisms for how some things work.

	You can also access U.S. patent applications online. Start at uspto.gov/patft. Next, under the heading Related USPTO Services, click on Tools to Help Searching by Patent Classification. You can now start searching. Patent searches may also be done at google.com/patents and at a number of other free sites.		You can also access U.S. patent applications online. Start at uspto.gov/patft. Next, under the heading Related USPTO Services, click on Tools to Help Searching by Patent Classification. You can now start searching. Patent searches may also be done at google.com/patents and at a number of other free sites.

Marcin: /* How to do a Patent Search */

2022-05-01T15:06:34Z

How to do a Patent Search

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	=How to do a Patent Search=		=How to do a Patent Search=

			'''Note that patents do not disclose technical design. They only show diagrams and concepts, but not the actual knowhow for how to replicate a given technology - despite the claim that 'those skilled in the art' would know how to replicate it.''' The truth is, patents are part of a system of [[Artificial Scarcity]] - providing sufficient information to identify what is protected, without providing the technical knowhow or production engineering for how to replicate.

	You can also access U.S. patent applications online. Start at uspto.gov/patft. Next, under the heading Related USPTO Services, click on Tools to Help Searching by Patent Classification. You can now start searching. Patent searches may also be done at google.com/patents and at a number of other free sites.		You can also access U.S. patent applications online. Start at uspto.gov/patft. Next, under the heading Related USPTO Services, click on Tools to Help Searching by Patent Classification. You can now start searching. Patent searches may also be done at google.com/patents and at a number of other free sites.

Marcin: /* Introduction */

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Introduction

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	Background research is an exhaustive search of available prior art on a given technology. For a broad overview, works on the history of a technology are a great starting point. In the best case scenario, there is a significant body of online open source design that a current project could build on- such as already exists for open source 3D printing. Other sources include a scan of patents, academic literature, industry association publications, online forums and interest groups, work of appropriate technology groups, institutes, and foundations, and others. If there are no existing open source projects on a given topic, then basic due diligence can be started - and when documented - can build upon itself towards project completion.		Background research is an exhaustive search of available prior art on a given technology. For a broad overview, works on the history of a technology are a great starting point. In the best case scenario, there is a significant body of online open source design that a current project could build on- such as already exists for open source 3D printing. Other sources include a scan of patents, academic literature, industry association publications, online forums and interest groups, work of appropriate technology groups, institutes, and foundations, and others. If there are no existing open source projects on a given topic, then basic due diligence can be started - and when documented - can build upon itself towards project completion.

			=How to do a Patent Search=

			You can also access U.S. patent applications online. Start at uspto.gov/patft. Next, under the heading Related USPTO Services, click on Tools to Help Searching by Patent Classification. You can now start searching. Patent searches may also be done at google.com/patents and at a number of other free sites.

	=Team Ecology=		=Team Ecology=

Marcin: /* Possible Research Tasks */

2018-01-21T04:57:28Z

Possible Research Tasks

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	#Reification is then proposed by providing sourcing information, building of parts, test-driven design, and other data collection until desirable results are obtained.		#Reification is then proposed by providing sourcing information, building of parts, test-driven design, and other data collection until desirable results are obtained.

			=Specific Research Tasks=
			==Community Development==
			*Search active groups on FB, email lists, IRC channels, Linked In, and anywhere else where active discussion is taking place. Document these under Active Communities

	=Sample Conclusion=		=Sample Conclusion=

Marcin at 00:20, 21 January 2018

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	Background research is an exhaustive search of available prior art on a given technology. For a broad overview, works on the history of a technology are a great starting point. In the best case scenario, there is a significant body of online open source design that a current project could build on- such as already exists for open source 3D printing. Other sources include a scan of patents, academic literature, industry association publications, online forums and interest groups, work of appropriate technology groups, institutes, and foundations, and others.		=Introduction=

			Background research is an exhaustive search of available prior art on a given technology. For a broad overview, works on the history of a technology are a great starting point. In the best case scenario, there is a significant body of online open source design that a current project could build on- such as already exists for open source 3D printing. Other sources include a scan of patents, academic literature, industry association publications, online forums and interest groups, work of appropriate technology groups, institutes, and foundations, and others. If there are no existing open source projects on a given topic, then basic due diligence can be started - and when documented - can build upon itself towards project completion.

			=Team Ecology=
			A big part for doing useful research is orienting oneself with what areas need to be researched in general for a given product. Applied to the 50 GVCS technologies, examining the Requirements and Design Rationale of a given technology can provide insights on what information is needed. If that information is not found for that project on the respective wiki page, then that information should be added.

			The start for understanding what is needed for a given project - check out what information is already covered in the [[Template]] for that project. Click on all the items under Background Research in the extended Development Template (not simple template). The most important item under Background Research is [[Industry Standards]].

			=Presentation=

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			=Possible Research Tasks=

	#Look up [[Wikipedia]] or [[Appropedia]] as a starting point.		#Look up [[Wikipedia]] or [[Appropedia]] as a starting point.

Rasmus: categorized

2017-03-18T17:23:51Z

categorized

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	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[How to do a Patent Search]]		*[[How to do a Patent Search]]

			[[Category:Patents]]

Marcin at 22:29, 26 January 2017

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	#Look up Wikipedia as a starting point.		#Look up [[Wikipedia]] or [[Appropedia]] as a starting point.
	#Google the topic at hand. Select keywords directly related to search, such as "Open Source High Pressure Electrolyzer". The best case outcome is that an open source version exists, including a developer community, and that community can be tapped for a complete solution with [[OSE Spec]]. Sample results - [http://www.hydrogen.energy.gov/pdfs/progress06/ii_h_5_ibrahim.pdf] and [http://www.pci.tu-bs.de/agbauerecker/VorlesungPC-GrundlagenWasserstoffwirtschaft2014_2015/High-pressure%20electrolysis.pdf], and [http://www.schatzlab.org/news/author/greg/] and [http://www.schatzlab.org/docs/engel_paper_1.pdf]. 30 atm alkaline electrolyzer - [http://ieahia.org/pdfs/Task25/alkaline-electrolysis.pdf].		#Google the topic at hand. Select keywords directly related to search, such as "Open Source High Pressure Electrolyzer". The best case outcome is that an open source version exists, including a developer community, and that community can be tapped for a complete solution with [[OSE Spec]]. Sample results - [http://www.hydrogen.energy.gov/pdfs/progress06/ii_h_5_ibrahim.pdf] and [http://www.pci.tu-bs.de/agbauerecker/VorlesungPC-GrundlagenWasserstoffwirtschaft2014_2015/High-pressure%20electrolysis.pdf], and [http://www.schatzlab.org/news/author/greg/] and [http://www.schatzlab.org/docs/engel_paper_1.pdf]. 30 atm alkaline electrolyzer - [http://ieahia.org/pdfs/Task25/alkaline-electrolysis.pdf].
	#Search USPTO patents and other patent databases for patents. Read them to see the ideas that have already been considered. Reviewing patents allows you to see the year when something has been developed- where anything 19 years and older is effectively open source.		#Search USPTO patents and other patent databases for patents. Read them to see the ideas that have already been considered. Reviewing patents allows you to see the year when something has been developed- where anything 19 years and older is effectively open source.

Marcin at 22:29, 26 January 2017

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	Background research is an exhaustive search of prior art on a given technology. ~~This should~~ include a scan of patents, academic literature, industry association publications, online forums and interest groups, work of appropriate technology groups, institutes, and foundations, and ~~any other resources that sheds light on open-sourcing a technology of interest~~.		Background research is an exhaustive search of available prior art on a given technology. For a broad overview, works on the history of a technology are a great starting point. In the best case scenario, there is a significant body of online open source design that a current project could build on- such as already exists for open source 3D printing. Other sources include a scan of patents, academic literature, industry association publications, online forums and interest groups, work of appropriate technology groups, institutes, and foundations, and others.

	<html><iframe src="https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1KoxSy-4f2OTVVbTXrZl8xgbeC3FgCKvtMQY1ufetDMk/embed?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000" frameborder="0" width="900" height="600" allowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" webkitallowfullscreen="true"></iframe></html>		<html><iframe src="https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1KoxSy-4f2OTVVbTXrZl8xgbeC3FgCKvtMQY1ufetDMk/embed?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000" frameborder="0" width="900" height="600" allowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" webkitallowfullscreen="true"></iframe></html>

			#Look up Wikipedia as a starting point.
	#Google the topic at hand. Select keywords directly related to search, such as "Open Source High Pressure Electrolyzer". The best case outcome is that an open source version exists, including a developer community, and that community can be tapped for a complete solution with [[OSE Spec]]. Sample results - [http://www.hydrogen.energy.gov/pdfs/progress06/ii_h_5_ibrahim.pdf] and [http://www.pci.tu-bs.de/agbauerecker/VorlesungPC-GrundlagenWasserstoffwirtschaft2014_2015/High-pressure%20electrolysis.pdf], and [http://www.schatzlab.org/news/author/greg/] and [http://www.schatzlab.org/docs/engel_paper_1.pdf]. 30 atm alkaline electrolyzer - [http://ieahia.org/pdfs/Task25/alkaline-electrolysis.pdf].		#Google the topic at hand. Select keywords directly related to search, such as "Open Source High Pressure Electrolyzer". The best case outcome is that an open source version exists, including a developer community, and that community can be tapped for a complete solution with [[OSE Spec]]. Sample results - [http://www.hydrogen.energy.gov/pdfs/progress06/ii_h_5_ibrahim.pdf] and [http://www.pci.tu-bs.de/agbauerecker/VorlesungPC-GrundlagenWasserstoffwirtschaft2014_2015/High-pressure%20electrolysis.pdf], and [http://www.schatzlab.org/news/author/greg/] and [http://www.schatzlab.org/docs/engel_paper_1.pdf]. 30 atm alkaline electrolyzer - [http://ieahia.org/pdfs/Task25/alkaline-electrolysis.pdf].
	#Search USPTO patents and other patent databases for patents. Read them to see the ideas that have already been considered. Reviewing patents allows you to see the year when something has been developed- where anything 19 years and older is effectively open source.		#Search USPTO patents and other patent databases for patents. Read them to see the ideas that have already been considered. Reviewing patents allows you to see the year when something has been developed- where anything 19 years and older is effectively open source.