Strategic management system to stop the development of hurricanes and abate the intensity of tropical storms and hurricanes
First Claim
1. ) A system comprised of three subsystems to assess the likelihood, location and progress of a tropical storm'"'"'s, hurricane'"'"'s or typhoon'"'"'s formation in tropical waters and to stop or abate its development and progress by lowering the temperature of such waters so that the tropical storm or hurricane either does not form, or if formed, will become less intense.previous and recent historical tracks and daily real-time data on the projected path of the storm or hurricane, both provided by the National Hurricane Service, or in other parts of the world, similar data when available from other government authorities
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Abstract
The disclosure consists of a system made up of three state-of-the-art subsystems that (1) process historical and real-time data to establish the most likely path that a tropical storm will take, and track and predict the future path that it is taking or will take. These data and temperature readings of the tropic surface water are used to determine locations, timing, and quantity of cool water (many millions of gallons) to be dispersed from a second subsystem (2) which consists of cool-water producing, state-of-the-art equipment on platforms located at selected land sites, moored at sea or carried aboard slowly grazing barges or ships. Instructions for dispersion are managed by a system analyzer in the third (3) Communications subsystem, which sends them in a coordinated way to platforms where regular surface water temperature readings are made and reported regularly as additional data used in the decision-making process to determine where, when and how much cool water should be dispersed at each platform.
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1. ) A system comprised of three subsystems to assess the likelihood, location and progress of a tropical storm'"'"'s, hurricane'"'"'s or typhoon'"'"'s formation in tropical waters and to stop or abate its development and progress by lowering the temperature of such waters so that the tropical storm or hurricane either does not form, or if formed, will become less intense.
previous and recent historical tracks and daily real-time data on the projected path of the storm or hurricane, both provided by the National Hurricane Service, or in other parts of the world, similar data when available from other government authorities
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