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Member eNewsletter -
January 2021
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Dr.-Ing.
Eugene Mittelmann Achievement Award
To recognize outstanding contributions to the field of Industrial
Electronics.
IEEE Bimal Bose Award for Industrial Electronics Applications in
Energy Systems
To recognize an individual who is a young researcher with outstanding
contributions to the field of Industrial Electronics applied to Power
Electronics and Energy Systems.
IEEE Rudolf Chope Research & Development Award
To recognize distinguished research and development accomplishments in
quantum and industrial electronics and for industrial electrical
engineering.
IEEE J. David Irwin Early Career Award
To recognize a young researcher who has made significant contributions
to the advancement of the field of industrial electronics.
Anthony J. Hornfeck Service Awards
To recognize outstanding, meritorious services to the IEEE Industrial
Electronics Society.
IES Best Chapter Award
To recognize and appreciate IES chapter(s) which has/have demonstrated
outstanding performance in organized technical activities relevant to IES
areas of interest and contributions to IES membership development.
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Meet
our Society's New IEEE Fellows Class 2021
Congratulations to the newly-elevated IEEE Fellows Class of 2021 from
the Industrial Electronics Society! Our Society is truly blessed with
such talented people. Full details and bios for each new IEEE Fellow will
be coming soon in the Industrial Electronics Magazine. Once
again congratulations to the new IEEE Fellows.
Terry Martin – IES President
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Milos Manic
Virginia
Commonwealth University, USA
for
contributions to machine learning-based cybersecurity for critical
infrastructures.
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Roberto Oboe
University
of Padova, Italy
for
contributions to remote motion control systems.
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Leila Parsa
University
of California, Santa Cruz, USA
for
contributions to control of multi-phase permanent magnet motor
drives.
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Akshay Rathore
Concordia
University, Canada
for
contributions to the design and advancement of power electronics for
drives and automotive industries.
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Jinhua She
Tokyo
University of Technology, Japan
for
contributions to intelligent control of complex metallurgical
processes.
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Hiralal Suryawanshi
Visvesvaraya
National Institute of Technology, India
for
contributions to converters for renewable energy systems, drives, and
electrical machines.
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Sergio Vazquez
University
of Seville, Spain
for
contributions to control techniques for power converters and
drives.
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Dong Yue
Nanjing
University of Posts and Telecommunications, China
for
contributions to network-based control and its applications to power
systems.
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Interested
in Technology Ethics and Society (TES)? The IES TC on TES has recently launched an online
survey on “Technology Ethics in Research and Practice,”, please fill in
the survey (see link below) and form the future of this IES TC!
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IES
Student Branch Chapters continue organizing technical activities under
the COVID-19. The Sri Lanka Technological Campus (SLTC) started their
journey with IES in 2019. The Induction Ceremony of the newly appointed
governing body of the first IEEE Industrial Electronics Society Student
Branch Chapter of Sri Lanka was successfully held on the 13th of December
2019, at SLTC. See more SBC activities highlighted in the article!
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 The IEEE Systems Journal (IF: 3.987)
provides a systems-level, focused forum for application-oriented
manuscripts that address complex systems and system-of-systems of
national and global significance. More details on the journal scope can
be found
here. We
invite you to consider this journal as one of the journals where your
systems-oriented research results can be published.
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FEATURED TECHNICAL ARTICLE
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The
regular internal inspection of waterworks or sewer pipelines is a
fundamental maintenance task to guarantee the correct functionality of
the infrastructure and to prevent incidents. The aim of the proposed work
is to define the computer vision and machine learning algorithms that can
be employed to ease the task of human operators. The system acquires
video sequences with a hemispheric camera, unfolds them to ease the
visual inspection, and automatically highlights the zones where a
potential defect could be detected.
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Contributing authors and editors to this issue:
ITeN editorial board, Terry Martin,
John Hung, Stamatis Karnouskos, Wenbin Dai, Marek Jasinski, Kim Fung
Tsang, Yousef Ibrahim, Claudio Piciarelli, Wen Cao, Makoto Iwasaki, Lucia
Lo Bello, Jiangbiao He, Yang Shi
Contact us:
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eNewsletter.
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