Summary of Distinguished Lecturer Activities

Date: October 3^rd , 2005 – Dr. J. R. = Huddle

Lecturer	Lecture	2005	2004	2003	2002	2001	2000	1999	1998 From July

Jim Peters	Formal Methods in Design=							Note 14	Notes 1,2
Hugh Griffiths	Bistatic & Multistatic Radar
Hugh Griffiths	Sy= nthetic Aperture Radar
Bob Hill	Advances in Radar
Dick Wiley	Electronic Warfare & Modern Radar Signals		Note 51	Note 41		Note 23	Notes 16, 17
Pramod Varshney	Multi-Sensor Fusion		Note 50		Note 33
Myron Kayton	Nav= igation – Land, Sea, Air	Note 57	Notes 45-47		Note 36		Note 20	Note 11	Notes 3,4,5,6,7
Myron Kayton	Avi= onics for Manned Spacecraft		Note 48
Myron Kayton	Practicioners View of System Engineering			Notes 37, 38, 43	Notes 34, 36	Note 27		Notes 12, 13	Note 3
William Ward	Planetary Exploration	Note 53		Notes 40,42		Note 25, 28 4 Lec’s	Note 15 2 Lec’s	Note 9
Eli Brookner	Radar – Past to Future					Note 22
Saj Durrani	Satellite Communication Systems	Note 52 Note 54		Note 44		Notes 21, 26	Notes 18, 19	Note 8
Paul Gartz	System Engineering & Systems of Systems for the 21^st Century	No= te 56		Note 39	Notes 32,35	Notes 24,30
Y. = Bar-Shalom	Target Tracking		Note 49
Larry Chas= teen	Nat= ional Missile Defense & Early Warning Radars	Note 55			Note 31	Note 29
I. Y. Bar-Itzhack<= /h1>	Evolution of Inertial Navigation
Daniele Mo= rtari	Novel Satellite Orbits and Constell= ations
Kimio Kana= i	Act= ive Control of Cars and Aircraft
= ;	Total	8	7	8	7	12	7	6	7

Details on the Locations of the Lectures

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Note	Location	Date
1	Nagoya University, Japan	10-22-98=
2	Thomson CSF Labs, France	7-98
3	Instituto Militar de Engenharia, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	10-19-98
4	Instituto Tecnologico de Aeronautica, San Jose dos Campos, Brazil=	10-8-98
5	Embraer Company, San Jose dos Campos, Brazil	10-8-98
6	Escuela Technica del Buceo, Montevideo, Brazil<= o:p>	10-13-98
7	Military Academy, Montevideo, Brazi= l	10-14-98
8	Section Meeting in L= ahore, Pakistan	1-23-99
9	Swarthmore= College Student Branch	3-23-99
10	Electrical & Computer Engineering, Villanova & Philadelph= ia Section (Al Gross)	11-4-99
11	Communications Research Center, Ottawa Section	8-26-99
12	Laval University, Quebec City	8-30-99
13	Dallas Chapter	10-26-99
14	Penn State University	6-8-99
15	Boston Chapter Providence Section	2-3-00 10-10-00
16	Atlanta Chapter	5-23-00
17	Central Georgia Section	7-26-00
18	Technical University o= f Finland, Helsinki Section	9-22-00
19	Electro Technical University, St. Petersberg, Russia, AESS Chapter	10-2-00
20	St. Louis University & the = Missouri Confe= rence	11-2,3-00
21	IEEE Panama Section	3-23-01
22	IEEE Section in Cair= o – National Radio Science Conference	3-27-01
23	Dayton Section	3-8-01
24	AESS Dallas Chapter	4-24-01

Note	Location	Date
25	RadarCon 2001 Boston Section IEEE Student Branch, Boston University	5-1-01 3-18-01 2-1-01
26	AESS Chapter, Aristotle University of Thessalon= iki, Greece=	4-25-01
27	IEEE/INCOSE Meeting at NASA, Houston	5-16-01
28	Birmingham, Alabama<= /span> Section	9-10-2001
29	Atlanta AESS Chapter	10-25-2001
30	University= of Southern Calif= ornia	11-20-2001
31	Seattle Chapter	2-25-2002
32	University= of Southern Calif= ornia	3-26-2002
33	Atlanta Chapter	5-30-2002
34	Connecticut Section	10-23-2002
35	Dallas Chapter	11-19-2002
36	Vancouver Chapter	11-19,20-2002
37	San Diego Section	1-2003
38	Halifax &= Ottawa Section<= o:p>	2-4, 2-6-2003
39	University of Southern California	3-18-2003
40	Canaveral Chapter	3-20-2003
41	Eglin Chapter	3-27-2003
42	Maine Section	5-9-2003
43	Long Island Chapter	11-20-2003
44	Galveston Bay Chapter	12-5-2003
45	Montreal Section	6-17-04
46	St Maurice Section – Eastern Canada<= /st1:place>	6-21-04
47	Quebec Section	6-23-04
48	Canadian Atlantic Section	6-28-04
49	AESS Long Island Chapter<= /o:p>	10-4-04
50	AESS Long Island Chapter<= /o:p>	11-15-04
51	AESS Dallas Chapter	11-16-04
52	Mumbai, Pune and Delhi India= IEEE Sections – 3 Lecture Tour	January, 2005
53	AESS Ottawa Chapter	2-10-05
54	Long Island Ch= apter	5-6-05
55	Alamogordo Ch= apter	5-17-05
56	Yokohama<= span style=3D'font-size:11.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:10.0pt;color:windowtext'>, = Japan	7-12-05
57	AESS Vancouver Chapter	9-21-05

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Distinguished Lectures in Planning Stage

Lecturer	Lecture	Location and Tentative Time	Expense Status
Jim Peters	Formal Methods in Design=
Hugh Griffiths	Bistatic & Multistatic Radar
Hugh Griffiths	Synthetic Aperture Radar=
Bob Hill	Advances in Radar
Dick Wiley	Electronic Warfare &= Modern Radar Signals=		&nb= sp;
Pramod Varshney	Multi-Sensor Data Fusion=	IEEE R= ochester Section Octobe= r, 2005
Myron Kayton	Navigation – Land, Sea, Air	Eastern Canada – Multiple Cities= March, 2006<= /o:p>	&nb= sp;
Myron Kayton	Avionics for Manned Spacecraft=
Myron Kayton	Practicioners View of System Engineering		=
William Ward	Planetary Exploration	=
Eli Brookner	Radar – Past, Present, Future=
Saj Durrani	Satellite Communication Systems
Paul Gartz	System Engineering & Systems of Systems for the 21^st Century	Rome, I= taly – October 26^th Brisbane, Australia, Beijing, Xian & Shanghai, China - December
Yaakov Bar-Shalom<= /h1>	Target Tracking	Waterloo, Canada Chapter October 24^th, 2005<= /o:p>
Larry Chasteen	National Missile Defense and Early Warning Radars
Itzhack Bar-Itzhack	Evolution of Inertial Navigation
Daniele Mortari	Novel Satellite Orbits and Constell= ations
Kimio Kanai	Act= ive Control of Cars and Aircraft

Y. = Bar-Shalom

Larry Chas= teen

I. Y. Bar-Itzhack<= /h1>

Daniele Mo= rtari

Kimio Kana= i

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Details on the Locations of the Lectures

University of Southern California

AESS Ottawa Chapter

Long Island Ch= apter

Alamogordo Ch= apter

Yokohama<= span style=3D'font-size:11.0pt;mso-bidi-font-size:10.0pt;color:windowtext'>, = Japan

Distinguished Lectures in Planning Stage

Yaakov Bar-Shalom<= /h1>

Waterloo, Canada Chapter

Larry Chasteen

Itzhack Bar-Itzhack

Daniele Mortari

Kimio Kanai