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62GENERAL INFORMATIONEMC <strong>2007</strong> ADVANCE PROGRAMHistory LuncheonThe EMC Society History Committee will host a luncheon onWednesday, July 11 at noon. This year the committee will honor sixof the original founders of the EMC Society at the luncheon, whichwill include invited students, Board of Directors members, and otherdistinguished guests. Attendance is by invitation only; please contactDan Hoolihan for more information at d.hoolihan@<strong>ieee</strong>.org.Chapter Chair LuncheonThe annual Chapter Chair Luncheon will not take place this year.Instead, the Chapter Retreat will be held on Monday, July 9. Formore information, please see the invitation on the retreat included inthis program on page 56.Symposium VenueThe spirit of the Hawai’i Convention Center is the spirit of Aloha –welcoming and serving all who visit the Center with unconditionalAloha. The Hawai’i Convention Center combines the modern requirementsof a state-of-the-art meeting facility with the beauty, comfortand culture that are uniquely Hawai’i. Soaring forms and breathtakingspace call to mind tropical palm trees and Polynesian sailing canoes.The design of the glass-front center represents the unique culture ofHawai’i, with its bold architecture, $2 million Hawaiian art collection,and features such as a rooftop tropical garden, glass-encased meetingrooms and outdoor function spaces lined with giant palm trees. AllEMC <strong>2007</strong> workshops, tutorials, technical sessions and the exhibitionwill be held at the Hawai’i Convention Center, along with many committeemeetings. Please check the <strong>symposium</strong> website and the finalprogram for an updated list of EMC <strong>2007</strong> events and locations.Shuttle busses will run between the host hotel — the HiltonHawaiian Village Beach Resort & Spa — and the Hawai’i ConventionCenter throughout the <strong>symposium</strong> week. The Ala Moana Hotel isjust a short walk away.Demonstrations and Experiments: Now in Its 15th Consecutive Year!The EMC <strong>2007</strong> Technical Program also includes hands on demonstrationsand experiments. Several software and hardware demonstrationswill be scheduled in the exhibit hall during exhibit hours at theHawai’i Convention Center over July 10-12. The hardware experimentsare devoted to demonstrating important EMC concepts througha series of interactive experiments. The experiments cover a wide rangeof electromagnetic effects. This year’s experiments will include measurementautomation, the use of RF field probes, reverberation chambertechniques, TEM cells, ESD and time domain techniques. In the softwaredemonstrations, fundamental EMC modeling approaches andsimulation methods are illustrated through a series of interactive computerdemonstrations. Various computational electromagnetic (CEM)modeling techniques will be demonstrated illustrating their applicationto both well defined canonical-type problems and real world EMCproblems in order to show specifically how these techniques can beapplied. These informal, practical sessions are always very well attended!Please see www.emc<strong>2007</strong>.org and/or the final program for a scheduleof demonstrations and experiments along with their topic titles.RAC/SACCom LunchThe annual luncheon of the Representative Advisory Committee andthe Standards Advisory and Coordinating Committee will be held onMonday, July 9 from 11:00am to 2:00pm at the Hawai’i ConventionCenter. Those interested in attending should contact RAC ChairFred Heather (heatherf@<strong>ieee</strong>.org) or SACCom Chair Dave Guzman(dguzman@rftek.net) by July 1. Advance reservations are required!Internet AccessComplimentary wired Internet access will be available at the InternetCafé stations in the Exhibit Hall at the Hawai’i Convention Center.In addition, complimentary wireless Internet access will also be availablethroughout the Exhibit Hall.Message Center InformationThis will be located next to the registration desk at the Hawai’iConvention Center. Details will be provided in the final program.Contact April Coles at a.coles@<strong>ieee</strong>.org for more information.Speaker Ready RoomThe speaker ready room at the Hawai’i Convention Center will beopen from 7:00am – 5:00pm Sunday through Thursday of the <strong>symposium</strong>week. Speakers will have various audio visual aids availablefor assistance in preparing and fine tuning their presentations.Speakers BreakfastA speakers breakfast will be held for all speakers and session chairs from7:00am-8:00am at the Hawai’i Convention Center from Sunday throughThursday. The objective of the breakfast is to review planning for theindividual session(s) as well as allow speakers and session chairs to get toknow each other. All speakers and session chairs are required to attendthe breakfast on the day of their presentation to ensure a seamless transitionof speakers, correct pronunciation of presenter names, correct bioinformation is relayed, and coaching on the question and answer periodis provided, thus resulting in a professional, well-organized session.Exhibitors BreakfastAll exhibitors are invited to attend this annual breakfast buffet onThursday, July 12 from 7:00am to 8:00am at the Hawai’i ConventionCenter. Chaired by Barry Wallen, the EMC Society VP forConferences, this breakfast provides a forum for exhibitors and theSociety to exchange best practices and ideas for improving theexhibitor experience at the annual Symposium. Attendees will hearplans for the future IEEE EMC Symposia as well as receive the registrationfacts and summary of EMC <strong>2007</strong> activity.Student ActivitiesThe EMC Society Education and Student Activities Committee(ESAC) sponsors many activities during the annual IEEE EMCSymposium, including the Fundamentals of EMC Tutorial,Experiments and Demonstrations, Student Paper Contest, StudentDesign Contest, Beranek Travel Awards, and the University GrantAward. Stop by the ESAC table at the Symposium to learn moreabout the activities and opportunities the EMC Society offers for students.There will be a limited number of EMC Society Experiment©<strong>2007</strong> IEEE www.emc<strong>2007</strong>.org
EMC <strong>2007</strong> ADVANCE PROGRAM 63CDs available for faculty members, IEEE Section Chairs and EMCChapter Chairs. This CD includes three EMC experiments that werefilmed at previous Symposia and features Jasper Goedbloed, DouglasSmith and Clayton Paul sharing some interesting insights. (availablewhile supplies last). Contact the ESAC Chair, Professor RobertNelson, for more information at r.m.nelson@<strong>ieee</strong>.org.Committee MeetingsMany committee meetings will be held during the Symposium weekat the Hawai’i Convention Center. These will typically be held from7:00am-8:30am and include the annual meetings of the EMC SocietyTechnical and Standards Committees. Please visit the websitewww.emc<strong>2007</strong>.org for the schedule of committee meetings scheduledduring the Symposium. Most meetings are open to guests whoare interested in the meeting topic. For a list of the EMC SocietyTechnical and Standards Committees and contact information, pleasesee page 67 in this program. If you wish to hold a committee meetingat EMC <strong>2007</strong>, reservations for rooms must be made in advance;the latest acceptable date is June 10, <strong>2007</strong>. Please contact AprilColes at IEEE Conference Management Services at a.coles@<strong>ieee</strong>.orgfor more information on scheduling a meeting room.IEEE PressIEEE Press will staff a large booth near the registration desk at theHawai’i Convention Center. This is an opportunity to browse manyinteresting books on EMC and related topics. You might just find anauthor of one of the books nearby which you can ask to personallyautograph your copy, if the timing is right! Credit cards accepted.RELATED INDUSTRY ACTIVITYEMC Aviators ClubEMC Society members Andy Marvin and Antonio Orlandi recentlyformed the NEW EMC Aviators Club. To be part of the Club, oneshould be involved in EMC, have a pilot’s license (power or gliding)and a wish to share one’s adventures and pictures with others. You canuse the club web site http://orlandi.ing.univaq.it/EMCfly/index.htmto post photos or links to your own sites. You can arrange to shareflights with other EMC people when traveling to meetings or conferences.They will arrange informal meetings at the main EMC conferences,probably over lunch or an evening with beer or wine. There isno membership fee. Simply send your profile details and any pictures(please use standard and efficient file formats) to Antonio Orlandi atorlandi@ing.univaq.it. Planning is now underway for some flying inHawaii in conjunction with the <strong>2007</strong> IEEE International Symposiumon EMC. Contact Professor Orlandi for more information.NVLAP Assessor/Laboratory Training SeminarThere will be a free NVLAP training seminar on Saturday, July 7.The seminar is open to all current and potential NVLAP assessors,NVLAP-accredited laboratories, and laboratories considering accreditation.Presentations will be conducted by the NVLAP staff on thevarious elements of laboratory accreditation. This is a great opportunityto better understand the NVLAP business practice, accreditationprocess, and what to expect during the on-site assessment activity.For more information or to attend, please contact Brad Moore:brad.moore@nist.gov or phone 301-975-5740.Amateur Radio LuncheonThe Amateur Radio Lunch will take place on Wednesday, July 11from 12:00pm – 1:30pm at the Hawai’i Convention Center. All IEEEEMC Hams are welcome to attend this annual luncheon.Reservations are required by June 30. Please contact Tom (W3IA) orJosie (K3SJS) Chesworth, Seven Mountains Scientific, Inc., P.O. Box650 Boalsburg, PA or phone 814-466-6559; e-mail: Jo@7ms.comdB Society DinnerThe dB Society will meet on Sunday, July 8 at 6:30pm (note the newday this year for the annual “picnic”). This is a privately held functionfor dB Society members only. Members please contact JanetO’Neil for more information at j.n.oneil@<strong>ieee</strong>.org.Please join us on Thursday, July 12, <strong>2007</strong> for theannual EMC Society Awards Luncheon1:00 – 2:30 pmHawai’i Convention CenterThe following awards will be presented:EMC Society President's Memorial AwardRichard R. Stoddart Awardfor Outstanding PerformanceHonorary Life Member AwardLaurence G. Cumming Awardfor Outstanding ServiceCertificate of AcknowledgementCertificate of RecognitionBest Transactions on EMC Paper AwardBest Symposium Paper AwardBest Student Paper AwardAnd more….PHOTO BY KEN WYATTAt the conclusion of the luncheon, in commemoration of the EMC Society’s50th Anniversary, one lucky attendee will receive a complimentary “dB clock”designed by EMC Society legend, the late Al Parker, founder of Solar Electronics.Stop by the “Exhibitor Museum” in the exhibit hall to see this unique clock on display.©<strong>2007</strong> IEEE www.emc<strong>2007</strong>.org
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