IEEE AESS Dayton Chapter

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Hello all! Welcome to the IEEE Dayton Chapter AESS Homepage.  Here you will find relevant information and links pertaining to AES Society activities.  

As the Dayton Chapter enters our 5th year of continuous existence, we would like to introduce some new team members and congratulate those who are moving on.  First, my sincere appreciation to outgoing Chair, Shaun Frost.  As one of the Founding members, Shaun set the tone by bringing in incredible talent to collaborate with our group.  Shaun also designed and maintained the website and has been doing so for nearly 5 years, all while expertly performing the duties of Chair.  Congratulations and we thank you for your for leadership and service.

Thanks to our former Vice Chair, Mr. Bill Baldygo.  Bill is also a Founding member and provided guidance and leadership for our group as it has grown.  So, congratulations and thanks again for your leadership and dedication.

The new leadership is comprised of Mr. Michael Callahan (Treasurer/Secretary), Dr. Lorenzo Lo Monte (Vice Chair) and I.  Please find additional information on our personnel tab.  We are proud to carry on the strong tradition of collaboration and research set by Shaun and Bill and we look forward to seeing all of you at the next AESS Event!

Sincerely,

Aaron Jones

Chair, IEEE Dayton Chapter AES Society


Events to keep on your radar...

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What:      Distinguished Lecture: Dr. Marco Martorella

Where:    Tec^Edge ICC (Details here)

When:     Thursday February 26, 2015 - 11:30AM to 12:30PM

Topic:         Radar Imaging of Non-Cooperative Targets: New Challenges and Solutions





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What:       2015 IEEE Radar Conference

Where:     Crystal Gateway Marriott

               1700 Jefferson Davis Hwy.

                Arlington, VA 22202

When:     May 11-15, 2015

Site:         2015 IEEE Radar Conference Site


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This site is maintained by the chapter officers and Shaun Frost, and may not reflect the opinions or views of IEEE or IEEE AESS.