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NAECON 2010's theme is
"Intelligent Aerospace Systems & Biomedical Sensors"
Held at: FAIRBORN CONFERENCE CENTER
Holiday Inn, 2800 Presidential Dr., Fairborn, OH 45324
NAECON (National Aerospace and Electronics Conference) is the oldest
and premier IEEE Conference presenting aerospace research in all aspects
of theory, design, and applications of systems and sensors. The conference
started in Dayton, Ohio over sixty years ago in 1948.
Dr. Daniel William Repperger
Outstanding Paper Award
 IEEE
National Aerospace and Electronics Conference
Dr. Daniel William Repperger Outstanding Paper Award
Description
The IEEE National Aerospace and Electronics Conference (NAECON) is
pleased to announce the establishment of the outstanding paper award
in honor of the life and contributions of Dr. Daniel William Repperger.
A fellow of the IEEE and active member of the Dayton Section of IEEE,
Dan always exhibited service and dedication to the profession of electrical
engineering.
With a career spanning more than three decades at Wright-Patterson
Air Force Base, Dan was able to make significant contributions at the
Human Effectiveness Directorate in the technical areas of haptic controllers,
human-machine interface performance enhancement, and image/network complexity
analysis. This resulted in Dan authoring more than 400 technical journal
articles, reports and conference publications, 8 encyclopedia and book
chapters, editor for 5 international journals and 14 US patents. Dan
was honored by being selected to Fellow status by the Air Force Research
Laboratory Fellow, the American Institute for of Medical and Biological
Engineering, the Ohio Academy of Sciences, and the Aerospace Medical
Association. Additional accolades include the Harry G. Armstrong Scientific
Excellence Award, Human Effectiveness Directorate Mentor of the Year,
the IEEE Third Millennium Medal, and the IEEE Fritz Russ Award. Dan's
membership with professional societies also included Eta Kappa Nu, Tau
Beta Pi, and Sigma Xi, as well as being a registered professional engineer,
and on the Board of Trustees for the Ohio Academy of Sciences.
It is with great pride that
the 2010 IEEE NAECON executive committee inaugurates the Daniel William
Repperger Outstanding Paper Award and whose premier recipient will be
awarded at next year's NAECON.
NAECON 2010 is exploring the following areas:
- Collaborative & Cognitive Processing,
- Novel Devices,
- Radar Signal & Image Processing,
- Compressive Sensing,
- Computational Modeling ,
- Smart Antennas ,
- Biomedical Sensing,
- Adaptive RF and Space Based Communications,
- Reconfigurable Computing ,
- Aerodynamic Control Systems, Power & Smart Materials,
- Bio-Inspired UAVs
- Tec^Edge session / tutorial / workshop
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New Info!
Online
Registration Open
IEEE PDF express code now available.
See Info for Authors
In addition to the eleven sessions, the
NAECON 2010 Grand Challenge
problem will be in the technical and design application area
of a "Smart Vest for Detector
Dogs"
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| Wed July
14 |
Luncheon |
| Keynote Speaker: |
Morley Stone, Ph.D. Chief Scientist 711th Human Performance
Wing, Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio
The changing landscape of human performance - future sensing
paradigms
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| Plenary Speaker: |
Robert W. McMillan, Ph.D Senior Research Scientist, ST, Life
Fellow, IEEE US Army Space and Missile Defense Command / RDO,
Huntsville, AL
The effects of turbulence on radar systems
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| Thurs July 15 |
Luncheon |
| Keynote Speaker: |
Steven C. Suddarth, Ph.D. Director of the Configurable
Space Microsystems Innovations and Applications Center (COSMIAC),
University of New Mexico
Making a Molehill out of a Mountain: How we Ignore Information
In War at Our Own Peril
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| Plenary Speaker: |
Erik P. Blasch, Ph.D Defence R&D Canada at Valcartier
, Air Force Research Laboratory / Sensors Directorate, and Air
Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR)
Simultaneous Tracking and Identification for Persistent
Surveillance
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| Thurs July 15 |
Banquet |
| Keynote Speaker: |
Deborah (Desch) Anderson The Dayton NCR WWII
Codebreakers |
Key Dates
| Abstract Due |
May June 14,
2010 |
| Notification of Acceptance |
May June
18, 2010 |
| Submission of camera-ready paper |
June 19, 2010 |
| Early Registration |
On or before June 19, 2010 |
| Regular Registration |
On or after June 20, 2010 |
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