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DESCRIPTION:Aerospace Electronic Systems\, and in particular Radar and EW\,
  are one of the most active yet unappreciated fields in the Electrical Eng
 ineering community. The IEEE AESS members accounts for only 1% of the IEEE
  total\, yet the AES market is estimated to be in the range of hundreds of
  billions of dollars. Radar and EW applications are typically unnoticed by
  the general public\, yet they are the backbone of any military force worl
 dwide\, providing defense\, security and peace. The history of radar and E
 W is also intriguing\, and the East Coast played a significant role. Rober
 t Buderi considered radar as “the invention that changed the world\,” 
 while General Patterson though that radars were the real reason why the Al
 lied forces defeated the Axis powers. This talk will introduce you to the 
 captivating history of radar/EW\, leading to the most recent radar/EW syst
 ems worldwide and their applications. The talk will show you of what radar
 s can do for the society and what the AES industry is looking for\, in par
 ticular from young engineers. The talk will end with an overview of the IE
 EE AESS\, its benefits to the members\, and in particular to young profess
 ionals.\n\nCo-sponsored by: CH01048 - Long Island/New York Section Joint C
 hapter\,MTT17\n\nSpeaker(s): Lorenzo Lo Monte\, PhD\, \n\nBldg: Hauppauge 
 Radisson\, 110 Motor Parkway\, Hauppauge\, New York\, United States\, 1178
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LOCATION:Bldg: Hauppauge Radisson\, 110 Motor Parkway\, Hauppauge\, New Yor
 k\, United States\, 11788
ORGANIZER:cas@ieee.li
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:History and Future of Radar and EW
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/171698
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Aerospace Electronic Systems\, and in part
 icular Radar and EW\, are one of the most active yet unappreciated fields 
 in the Electrical Engineering community. The IEEE AESS members accounts fo
 r only 1% of the IEEE total\, yet the AES market is estimated to be in the
  range of hundreds of billions of dollars. Radar and EW applications are t
 ypically unnoticed by the general public\, yet they are the backbone of an
 y military force worldwide\, providing defense\, security and peace. The h
 istory of radar and EW is also intriguing\, and the East Coast played a si
 gnificant role. Robert Buderi considered radar as &ldquo\;the invention th
 at changed the world\,&rdquo\; while General Patterson though that radars 
 were the real reason why the Allied forces defeated the Axis powers. This 
 talk will introduce you to the captivating history of radar/EW\, leading t
 o the most recent radar/EW systems worldwide and their applications. The t
 alk will show you of what radars can do for the society and what the AES i
 ndustry is looking for\, in particular from young engineers. The talk will
  end with an overview of the IEEE AESS\, its benefits to the members\, and
  in particular to young professionals.</p>
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