Companies, organizations, and services co-founded after incorporation include:

7. HyperMedia Corporation, http://www.walden3d.com/hmc96, 04 January 1991->
   (HyperMedia is inactive, although the UNIX, X-Windows, Motif, Client-Server hypertext software
   - first developed in 1988 at Landmark - is available and is regularly used on consulting jobs.
   W3D's plan for HMC is to use hypertext technology for information handling for a new type of city.)
8. Dynamic Oil & Gas Corporation, http://www.walden3d.com/dynamic, 22 May 1991->
   (Dynamic Oil & Gas Corporation is inactive; kept the name for future use.
   W3D's plan for Dynamic is to provide energy for a new type of city.)
9. Advanced Structures Incorporated, http://www.asidesign.com, 31 July 1991-> 15 April 2007
   (W3D's plans for ASI technologies to provide the framework for a new type of city.)
10. The Global Basin Research Network, September 1992->2005.
    (W3D hopes the GBRN will demonstrate dynamic replenishment of certain types of oil and gas fields.)
11. Virtual Seminars, On-Line or Classroom Courses and Seminars, 11 June 1996 -> 2003
    (www.virtual-seminars.com was not renewed in 2003, although this is still a forum to present W3D projects.)
12. Knowledge Backbone^SM, http://www.walden3d.com/knowledge_backboneSM, 05 September 1996->
    (W3D belives a variation of this technology will index all activities in a new type of city.)
13. Walden Visualization Systems Corporation, http://www.walden3d.com/wvs/index.htm, 1997->1999
    (WVS became Continuum Resources. W3D's plan is to use VR techologies to design and sell new cities.)
14. Creative Enterprise Solutions, LLC or CES, LLC, 1998->1999
    (W3D's New York City counterpart incubator, inactive now, and with several technologies available to W3D.)
15. Heritage Galleries On-Line Corporation, August 1998->2003
    (W3D plans to use HGOL concepts to provide art for a new type of city.)
16. Continuum Resources International Corporation, http://www.walden3d.com/wvs/index.html,
    01 January 1999 -> December 2000 (Continuum still active in London at Imperial College as of June 2003.)
17. North American RC-SIG, http://www.walden3d.com/rcsig, 31 January 1999-> May 2001
    (W3D used this forum to better understand bounds and limits of Virtual Reality.)
18. vPatch, LLC, 1999->2003
    (W3D has access to vPatch technologies, including web based project management,
    real-time measurement and monitoring of field data, etc. This project was incubated by CES.)
19. Periodic Newsletter / Virtual Seminar, http://www.walden3d.com/journal, 28 Sep -> Dec 2000
    (W3D saw this as a medium to share learnings, however there has been no interest to date.)
20. Dynamic Resources Corporation, http://www.walden3d.com/dynamic, 16 Jan 2001->
    Dynamic is a virtual oil company, taking advantage of an extensive NetWork of geoprofesssionals to
    1. to put together new deals, and
    2. to outsource exploration for participation, after all fees are recovered.
    The advantages of Dynamic's approach include:
    • Cheaper, because payment is tied to results;
    • Faster, because the only people assigned to projects have appropriate experience; and
    • Better, because everyone is smarter than anyone.
21. Abbott's On-Line Atlas, http://www.walden3d.com/Abbott, 12 May 2001->
    (This continues a project started in 1988 to build an on-line library of outcrop, log, and seismic geologic analogs. This is a Dynamic TMI [Technologies of Mutual Interest] and supports Dynamic's AMIs [Areas of Mutual Interest].)
22. Dynamic Measurement LLC, Dynamic Measurement LLC (A Delaware LLC), ->
    Using lightning strike databases to map geology.
    • Professional Presentations
    • Example Repository
23. Southwestern Heritage Center Historical Society (swhchs.org),, ->
    Southwester Heritage Center is saving southwest heritage
24. InterLeeV, LLC, Efficient Integration of Data, ->
    With InterLeev, data can be quicky and accurately indexed and displayed in a more critical and useful way, without a lot of complicated processes or procedures.
25. Thunderbird Mountain Resort, In Progress

26. . . .

1. Define where you have project experience by:
   1. downloading a gridded map:
      • World Topography),
      • World Outcrop Geology),
      • Continental U.S. Topography),
      • Continental U.S. Outcrop Geology), or
      • Counties in Continental U.S.);
   2. use photoshop or a similar tool to color in those grid cells where you have worked projects; and
   3. number the colored cells.
2. Cross-reference the numbers defining where you worked with your resume.
3. Forward both documents to dynamic@walden3d.com.
   
   

• sharing what we have learned,
• finding new customers, and
• identifying kindred spirits.