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Upcoming Symposium and Tutorials on Phased Arrays in October 2016
11 Jul 2016 - 12:45
From 18 to 21 October 2016, the Westin Hotel in Waltham-Boston, Massachussetts, will be hosting the 2016 IEEE International Symposium on Phased Array Systems and Technology.
Phased array systems continue to be a rapidly evolving technology with steady advances motivated by the challenges presented to modern military and commercial applications. This symposium will present the most recent advances in phased array technology and provide a unique opportunity for members of the international community to interact with colleagues in the field of Phased Array Systems and Technology.
The symposium will be held at the Westin Hotel in Waltham Massachusetts on Boston’s famous Route 128 Technology Highway. It will include keynote and plenary sessions, parallel technical sessions, poster sessions, tutorials, and a student paper contest. Social events will include a welcome reception with dinner and an awards banquet.
Plenary Speakers
Plenary speakers are:
William Delaney (MIT Lincoln Laboratory): “From Vision to Reality: “50+ Years of Phased Array Development”
Gordon Frazer (DSTO Australia): “MIMO – OTH Radar”
Israel Lupta (IAI ELTA, Israel): “History and Progress of Phased Array Developments at ELTA/IAI”
Joseph Haimerl (Lockheed Martin): “Space Fence”
Tony Fischetti (Northrop Grumman Corporation): “The Evolution of Airborne Fighter Phased Array Radars”
Troy Olsson (DARPA): “Arrays at Commercial Timescale Program”
Tutorial Sessions
Several tutorials have also been scheduled. Click on the hyperlinks to access the respective tutorial pages:
Dr. Alan J. Fenn (MIT Lincoln Laboratory), Mr. Thomas T. Leise and Mr. Joel C. Roper (Raytheon), Dr. Charles Kryzak (Alion Science and Technology), “Phased Array Antenna Measurements“
Dr. Frank Gross (Georgia Southern University) – “Smart Antennas“
Dr. William H. Weedon (Applied Radar, Inc.), Dr. Douglas J. Carlson (MACOM Technology Solutions Inc.), Dr. John L. Volakis and Dr. Elias A. Alwan (ElectroScience Laboratory The Ohio State University) – “Digitally-Enabled T/R Modules for Next-Generation Phased Arrays“