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ITSKOVICH GREGORY B

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  • Total Patents
    12
  • GoodIP Patent Rank
    235,752
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ITSKOVICH GREGORY B has a total of 12 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 2008. It filed its patents most often in United States. Its main competitors in its focus markets measurement and civil engineering are READ AS, BEASLEY CRAIG J and CNPC AOBO CHENGDU TECH CO LTD.

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# Country Total Patents
#1 United States 12

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Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Itskovich Gregory B 12
#2 Bespalov Alexandre N 3
#3 Reiderman Arcady 2
#4 Chemali Roland E 1
#5 Nolan Peter John 1
#6 Iomdina Emma 1
#7 Martakov Sergey 1
#8 Dutta Sushant M 1
#9 Le Fei 1
#10 Rabinovich Michael B 1

Latest patents

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US2017235012A1 Method and apparatus for estimating formation properties using transient electromagnetic measurements while drilling
US2014288834A1 Fast inversion of MWD transient EM data excited by a pulse of an arbitrary shape
US2013024120A1 Formation resistivity imager with reduced leakage to mandrel
US2012209528A1 Inversion-Based Method to Correct for the Pipe Residual Signal in Transient MWD Measurements
US2013013210A1 Electrical imager operating in oil-based mud and low resistive formation
US2012059586A1 DTEM with short spacing for deep, ahead of the drill bit measurements
US2011257886A1 Three-coil system with short nonconductive inserts for transient MWD resistivity measurements
US2011063949A1 TDEM forward focusing system for downhole use
US2011025335A1 Method and apparatus for galvanic multi-frequency formation resistivity imaging
US2010109905A1 Deep MWD resistivity measurements using EM shielding
US2010097068A1 Method and apparatus for borehole wall resistivity imaging with full circumferential coverage
US2009240435A1 Method and apparatus for eliminating drill effect in pulse induction measurements