NAECON 09 Tracks

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AC RF Adaptive Circuits and Subsystems : Charles Cerny

2:00pm-5:00pm Wednesday, July 22 In the Wright/Earhart Room

Chair: Charles Cerny

AC01 Adaptive Interacting Multiple Model Filter for GNSS-Based Civil Aviation, Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Jin Ling HUANG Zhi-gang

AC02 Characteristics of Mobility Models for Mobile Ad Hoc Network, University of King Abdulaziz, Saudi Arabia, Lama J. Madany, Mohamed A. Madkour, and Abdulrahman H. Al-Talhi

AC03 Microcontroller based Multi-Star Simulator using Controller Area Network (CAN), National Institute of Technology, India Umamaheswaran S, Santosh Nagendra

AC04 Signal Criterion for use of Nonlinear Encoding of Communications Signals, Air Force Research Laboratory Charles A. Berdanier

AC05 Angle of Arrival Measurement Using Wideband Linear Phased Array, Air Force Research Laboratory, L.L. Lou, D.M. Lin, J.T. Tsui, J. Buck, M. Longbrake, J. McCann, P. Buxa and T. Dalrymple

BSS Biological Signals

4:00pm-6:30pm Tuesday, July 21 Ballroom & 8:30am-10:30am Thursday, July 23 Kitty Hawk

Chair: Maj Leamon Viveros

Ron Allen, President and Chief Operating Officer of AMDETECH, an international provider of protective detection services

Calamityville Presentation - Glenn Hamilton

BREAKING NEW GROUND: NAECON, during this afternoon session will feature a talk on Calamityville, which is a multimillion dollar disaster response training center that will be located in Fairborn, Ohio. City leaders and Wright State University professors are working to develop a multimillion dollar disaster response training center. This training center will be the proving ground for medical first responders. Over the next few years, NAECON will be addressing exploratory non-in vitro medical sensory issues for detecting biological signals using both RF and optical devices. Finally, we will have Ron Allen, President and Chief Operating Officer of AMDETECH, an international provider of protective detection services to governments and businesses. They specialize in explosives, narcotics, chemical and contraband detection.

CC Collaborative & Cognitive Processing : Bill McQuay

8:30am-11:30am Wednesday, July 22 Lindbergh/Patterson

Chair: Bill McQuay

CC01 A Collaborative Application of Systems Engineering, Science Applications International Corporation, Brian W. Beebe, Dr. James S. Shedden

CC02 A Flexible Evaluation Framework for Collaborative Layered Sensing Systems, Edaptive, Adam Langdon

CC03 Collaborative Visualization for Layered Sensing, Science Applications International Corporation, McMillan, Dan

CC04 Ideas on Authenticating Humanness in Collaborative Systems Using AI-Hard Problems in Perception and Cognition, Air Force Research Laboratory, John McIntyre

CC05 Trust and Privacy in Attribute Based Access Control for Collaboration Environments, University of Dayton, Waleed Smari

CC06 A New Communication Mechanism for Enhanced Embedded Training System Communication Mechanism for Embedded Training systems, Korea Aerospace Industries, Kun Su Yoon, Han Sang Jo, Keugyeol Bang

CC07 Spectrum Assignment in Infrastructure Based Cognitive Radio Networks, Wright State University, Tao Zhang, Bin Wang Zhiqiang Wu

CC08 Cognitive Processing for Formation Flying, Air Force Research Laboratory, R.L. Ewing, G.B. Lamont, B.A. Kadrovach , M.D. Eyster and M. Talbert

CM RF Computational Modeling : Seng Hong & Bob Penno

8:30am-11:30am Wednesday, July 22 --Kittyhawk

Chairs: Seng Hong & Robert Penno

CM01 Mitigating 3G Carrier Interferrence to GPS Due to Co-existence in 3G Handset, University of South Carolina, Taher AlSharabati,, Paul G. Huray, and Mohammad Ali

CM02 The optimization algorithm of target range profiling for airborne radar, Shanghai University, Hu Xiujuan and Deng Jiahao

CM03 Parabolic Approximation to EMA Motion Profiles, University of Central Florida, D. Woodburn, T. X. Wu, Q. Leland, N. Rolinski, L. Chow, and B. Jordan

CM04 Automatic Loop-shaping of QFT Robust Controllers, University of Navarra, Spain, Carlos Molins, and Mario Garcia-Sanz

CM05 Low Frequency Antenna Analysis, Air Force Institute of Technology, Nicholas A. Estep, Morgan L. Hurliman, Jeffrey P. Massman, Steven M Pugh, Rashi Rathi, and Andrew J. Terzuoli

CM06 Modeling and Design Optimization of Planar Power Transformer for Aerospace Application, University of Central Florida, K. Zhang, T. X. Wu, N. Kutkut, J. Shen, D. Woodburn, L. Chow , W. Wu, H. Mustain, and Batarseh

CM07 Noise Analysis and Optimization of Power Constrained Integrated Inductive Degradation LNAs, The Ohio State University, Fei Gong, Joanne DeGroat

CM08 Design and Parametric Analysis of 32nm OPAMP in CMOS and CNFET Technology for Optimum Performance, Aligarh Muslim University, India, Fahad Ali Usmani, Naushad Alam and Mohd. Hasan

CM09 A Brief Analysis of Latency Effects in a Heterogeneous Radar Processor, Air Force Research Laboratory, Charles Berdanier, Michael McGrath, Joseph Jezek

CTS Cognitive Trust in Sensors (Aircraft, Image & Radar) Panel

3:00pm-4:00pm Tuesday, July 21, 2009 -- Ballroom

Panel Session Chair: Bill McQuay

Panel Discussion Topic- "Issues of Building Cognitive Trust by Feedback Methodology for Sensors" " How will sensory information be processed and stored for active feedback techniques? " Why is active feedback, a step towards cognitive sensory trust? " Are we facing the same issues, similar to the medical field in cognitive sensory trust? " Can we use commercial databases for storing sensory information?

IF Information Fusion: Eric Blasch

10:30am-12:30pm Thursday, July 23 -- Amphitheatre

Chair: Eric Blasch

IF01 Image Registration Techniques for Layered Sensing, Air Force Research Laboratory, Olga Mendoza- Schrock, James A. Patrick, and Soundararajan Ezekiel

IF02 Image Fusion Using Registration and SVD Algorithms Air Force Research Laboratory, D. W. Repperger, A. R. Pinkus, K. A. Farris R. G. Roberts, R. D. Sorkin

IF03 Identification Performance Improvement Through Information HRR-EO Fusion, General Dynamics, Bart Kahler and Erik Blasch

IF04 Supervised Learning for Adaptive Interactive Multiple Model (SLAIMM) Tracking, Air Force Research Lab Erik Blasch

IF05 Layered Sensing Using Master/Slave Cameras, Wright State University, Donald McLemore, Kuldip S. Rattan and Devert W. Wicker

IRP Image & Radar Processing : Yuan Zheng

2:00pm-5:00pm Wednesday, July 22 Session -- Lindbergh/Patterson

Chair: Yuan Zheng

IRP01 Resonance-Region Radar Target Identification Using Aspect Sampling, Southern Illinois University, Jen- Shiun Chen

IRP02 Antenna placement for sensing buried objects by radio frequency lateral waves, Air Force Research Laboratory, Paul Sotirelis, Jesse Butler, Tiffany Wang

IRP03 Sub-mm wave imaging techniques for non-destructive aerospace materials evaluation, Wright State University, Izaak Kemp, Melissa Peterson, Carla Benton, Dr. Doug Petkie

IRP04 Hierarchical Graph Neuron, an Efficient Scheme for Distributed and Real Time Pattern Recognition within Wireless Sensor Networks, Monash University, Australia, Amir H. Basirat and Asad I. Khan,

IRP05 Distortion Weighting Based on Biorthogonal Wavelet Gain in JPEG2000 University of Dayton, Benjamin Fortener and Eric J. Balster

IRP06 Infrared Image Processing for Very Large Format Cameras University of Dayton, William Turri and Robert Gillen

IRP07 Development of a JPEG2000 Code-stream Interpreter, University of Dayton, Brett S. Ballard and Eric J. Balster

IRP08 Distributed RF Tomography for Tunnel Detection: Suitable Inversion Schemes, General Dynamics Information Technology Authors: Lorenzo Lo Monte, Danilo Erricolo, Francesco Soldovieri, Michael C. Wicks

IS Innovative Sensing : Nikolaos Bourbakis

8:30am-10:30am Thursday, July 23 -- Amphitheatre

Chair: Nikolaos Bourbakis

IS01 Fingerprint biometric authentication based on local global graphs, Wright State University, Raghudeep Kannavara and Nikolaos G. Bourbakis

IS02 Target Identification Performance Improvement From Enhanced HRR Radar Clutter Suppression, General Dynamics, Bart Kahler and Erik Blasch.

IS03 A Signals of Opportunity Based Cooperative Navigation Network, Quantum Dimension Inc., Ca., Michael A. Enright and Christopher N. Kurby

IS04 Extension of Motion Primitives and Neighboring Optimal Control Used in Trajectory Generation for RLVs Zhesheng Jiang and Raul Ordonez

IS05 Channel-Warped Impulse Propagation Functions, Air Force Research Laboratory, Atindra Mitra, Rob Ewing, Cole Litton

PH Photonics : Ken Hopkinson & Jim Grote

8:30am-11:30am Wednesday, July 22 -- Wright/Earhart

Chairs: Ken Hopkins & Jim Grote

PH01 Study of doped DNA based biopolymers for enhanced Electromagnetic Properties, University of Dayton, Guru Subramanyam, K. Park, L. Dai, J. Grote, F. Ouchen, and M. Patterson

PH02 DNA-Single Wall Carbon Nanotube Hybrid, Sang Nyon Kim

PH03 Thin Film, Nanoparticle, and Nanocomposite Fabrication by Through Thin Film Ablation, Paul Terry Murray

PH04 Chirality of Sulforhodamine Dye Molecules Incorporated in DNA Thin Films, Hans Spaeth

PH05 Electrical resistivity measurements on thin films of DNA-based materials and common polymers, University of Dayton, Perry Yaney

PH06 Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) as semiconductor in thin film organic field effect transistors, Fahima Ouchen

PH07 Optical Mods/Split Ring Regulators, The Ohio State University. S. Balasubramanian

PH Photonics : Continued

8:30am-12:30pm Thursday, July 23 Wright/Earhart

Chairs: Ken Hopkins & Jim Grote

PH01 Introductory comments on fiber lasers, Air Force Research Laboratory, F. Kenneth Hopkins

PH02 Overview of materials development efforts in AFRL/RX enabling fiber lasers, Air Force Research Laboratory, William D. Mitchell

PH03 A New Type of Tm-Doped Fiber for 2 Micron Fiber Lasers, Shibin Jiang

PH04 Optical Quality YAG Fiber for High Energy Lasers, Geoff Fair

PH05 All-Fiber Isolator for High Power Fiber Laser, Shibin Jiang

PH06 Microchip-pumped 2 µm Tm fiber amplifier, Charles D Phelps

PH07 Freq.stabilizatn of RF excited laser using photoacoustics, Honam Univeristy, Jong-Woon Choi & Moon- Jong Yu

RC Reconfigurable Components : Kerry Hill & Al Scarpelli

8:30am-12:30am Thursday, July 23 -- Lindbergh/Patterson

Chairs: Kerry Hill & Al Scarpelli

RC01 A Single-Chip 24 GHz SiGe BiCMOS Transceiver for Low Cost FMCW Airborne Radars, US Monolithics, Gilbert, AZ Dave Saunders, Steve Bingham, Gaurav Menon, Don Crockett, Josh Tor, Ralph Mende, Marc Behrens, Nitin Jain, Angelos Alexanian and Rajanish

RC02 Frequency Tunable Microstrip Patch Antenna Using Ferroelectric Thin Film Varactor, University of Dayton, Hai Jiang, Mark Patterson, Chenhao Zhang, and Guru Subramanyam

RC03 Signal Generator for Low Overhead ADC BIST, Iowa State University Jingbo Duan, Bharath Vasan, Chen Zhao, Degang Chen, and Randall Geiger

RC04 New Sequence Switching and Layout Technique for High-Speed High-Accuracy Current-Steering DACs, Iowa State University, Tao Zeng, and Degang Chen

RC05 A Wideband Integrate, Amplify, and Dump Circuit in 0.13um CMOS for Ultra-Wideband Applications The Ohio State University, Brian Dupaix and Dr. Steven B. Bibyk

RC06 Fractal Antennas for Conformal Phased Arrays, University of Cincinnati, Altan M. Ferendeci

RC07 A Remote Sensing Lab in Space , Los Alamos National Laboratory, Kimberly Katko

RC08 A reconfigurable spiking neural network is implemented in a 0.5 um CMOS technology digital Tiny-chip Oakland University, Kevin Van Sickle and Hoda S. Abdel-Aty-Zohdy

RC09 Low bias field planar ferrite phase shifter devices for next generation unmanned vehicle platforms Northeastern University, Boston , Anton L. Geiler, Jianwei Wang, Soack Dae Yoon, Ilan Viswanathan, Carmine Vittoria, and Vincent G. Harris

Grand Challenge Problem : “Signals of Opportunity"

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