Here is your chance to attend a local conference. NOMS 2012 will be held 16-20 April 2012 at the Westin Maui hotel in Hawaii, USA. Held in even-numbered years since 1988, NOMS 2012 will follow the 24 years tradition of NOMS and IM as the primary forum for technical exchange on network management in terms of research, standards, development, systems integration, service provider, and user communities. NOMS 2012 will present up-to-date approaches and technical solutions for new management paradigms to deal with the new management issues in future infrastructures such as Web 2.0 or beyond service environments and cloud computing platform. NOMS 2012 will offer four types of sessions: technical, application, poster, and panel sessions.
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Friday, March 30, 2012
Theme Songs
I searched for theme songs that we could use for our local section. Here is what I found. Put your suggestions as comments below.
The official one for the IEEE Global Humanitarian Conference
The following song is about the singer trying to make contact with a person like him. A variety of electrical engineering metaphors are used. I like this one, but it is probably too much to expect everyone to learn a song in Swedish.
Here is an entry in a talent contest
A promo:
Some fun songs:
Hawaii Section Goals 2012-2013
What are your passions in life? What would you like to achieve by joining forces with others in our professional society? Let us know. Add your goals to ours and help find others willing to work toward these same ends. We are holding a special meeting April 9, 2012 to focus on this. See our March newsletter for details.
Vision: Empowering Members to Create the Future.
IEEE – Advancing Technology for Humanity
Background: We have 611 members in the Hawaii
Section. Each Chapter/Affinity Group is required to hold and report a minimum
of two (2) meetings annually to be considered active (and be included in the
Section's Rebate).
Goals:
- Host an IEEE Humanitarian Conference on Oahu
- Revitalize the Computer Society Chapter
- Revitalize the Communications Society Chapter
- Establish a WIE affiliate group
- Establish a life member affiliate group
- Establish a Special Interest Group in Humanitarian Technology (Sight)
- Organize additional Student branches.
- Co-sponsor programs with other professional/technical organizations.
- Conduct periodic Senior Member elevation events.
Monthly EXCOM Meeting
We meet the first Monday of each month at 5:30 P.M. at a table in the rear of Zippy's on Vineyard. Just look for the people in picture above. Anyone wanting to become involved should come out and and meet us. Here, we plan upcoming events for the Section here on the islands of Hawaii. Make a difference by becoming active in the local events of the Section, Chapters and Affinity Groups here in Hawaii.
---John W. Camery
Hawaii Section Chair
March 2012 Newsletter
Aloha!
I'm honored that Al asked me to take over this publication, and that
John has appointed me our Section PACE Chair. I look forward to
serving our Section and to hearing from members. Please let me know
how we can improve communication, enhance services, and foster
activities.
After two decades away from home, I'm very happy to be back in
Hawaii, living again in the town where I grew up. You can't beat
working with technology in paradise!
Please feel free to send your Chapter announcements and other
newsletter items directly to me for inclusion in our next update.
Mahalo, Dave Morse david.morse@ieee.org
========= Summary:
1. Special - Hawaii Section Dinner Meeting, 9 April, 6:30pm, Maple
Garden Restaurant in Moiliili. Panel discussion - "on a new vision
for our section".
2. FREE-- EXCOM (Executive Committee) meeting at Vineyard Zippy's,
5:30pm, April 2nd, 2012, Monday.
3. The 55th Hawai‘i State Science and Engineering Fair (HSSEF) will
be held April 2-4, 2012, at the Hawai‘i Convention Center.
4. Gain visibility for your humanitarian work and projects by
participating in GHTC 2012 in Seattle. Wouldn’t it be great, if next
year, we could host the conference, GHTC 2013, here on Oahu? Get in
touch with the Hawaii Section of IEEE and help make it happen.
http://www.ieeeghtc.org
5. We are always looking for volunteers, but right now, we are
specially looking for volunteers who are interested in taking an
active role in the Computer Society Chapter. Come to our meetings so
we can explore the possibilities.
Hawaii Section website: http://www.ieee.org/go/hawaii
Schedule... from Links tab
https://www.google.com/
John's Facebook with IEEE links...
http://www.facebook.com/
==============================
1. Special - Hawaii Section Dinner Meeting "on the new vision for
our section", 9 April, 6:30pm, Maple Garden Restaurant in Moiliili.
We have gathered some previous and current volunteers and officers
to explain what volunteering means to them. Come and contribute your
ideas about what our local Hawaii IEEE Section should accomplish
during 2012 and 2013. The hope is that together we can realize the
vast potential latent in our organiztion.
Date/Time: Monday, 9 April 2012, 6:30pm dinner, 7pm panel Place:
Maple Garden Restaurant in Moiliili, 909 Isenberg Street.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=
Dinner is $5 members and their guests, $10 non-members. Come early
to chat and network.
Additional details: this is an open meeting; you need not be a
member to attend.
Please RSVP to al toda at aet@ieee.org
Panel Members:
Oscar Libed
Westower
Project Manager
Former Hawaii Section Chair,
Vice-Chair, Treasurer, Formerly a NOMS Conference Financial Chair,
and currently Chair, Hawaii Chapter of the Communications/Signal
Processing Society.
Marjorie Clemente-Pearson
TwTelecom Inc, Honolulu, HI
Sales and System Integration engineer
Hawaii Section Treasurer, member of the
Communications/Signal Processing Society.
David L. Morse
Prosis Hawaii
Team Lead, DOE Route-Switch Upgrade
Hawaii Section PACE Chair, member of the Computer Society.
Abstract: We are developing a vision of the Hawaii section of the
IEEE can accomplish in the next couple years. Our starting point is
the official one:
Mission Statement IEEE's core purpose is to foster technological
innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.
Vision Statement IEEE will be essential to the global technical
community and to technical professionals everywhere, and be
universally recognized for the contributions of technology and of
technical professionals in improving global conditions.
We want to bring our members together to incorporate their personal
goals into this vision leveraging the very considerable support
available from having the largest professional organization in the
world. There will be a short presentation by each member of a panel
followed by a QA session after the presentations. There are also
sign up sheets after the panel to indicate your preference so that
we can establish points of contact.
----
2. FREE-- EXCOM (Executive Committee) meeting at Vineyard Zippy's,
5:30pm, April 2nd, 2012, Monday.
This is a meeting to plan and schedule events for the Hawaii IEEE
section. It's open to those interested in finding out what's
happening.
Please RSVP to Al Toda at aet@ieee.org.
----
3. Chris Russell, our vice chair, has returned from a long tour in
Afghanistan in time to help out with the judging at the Hawai‘i
State Science and Engineering Fair(HSSEF). Each year we help support
the fair by providing IEEE awards to students in Senior and Junior
Research and their teachers. We have been fortunate to have Tep
Dobry serve as the IEEE POC. If anyone else can helping out, please
let us know.
==============================
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==============================
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<http://www.ieee.org/>
I'm honored that Al asked me to take over this publication, and that
John has appointed me our Section PACE Chair. I look forward to
serving our Section and to hearing from members. Please let me know
how we can improve communication, enhance services, and foster
activities.
After two decades away from home, I'm very happy to be back in
Hawaii, living again in the town where I grew up. You can't beat
working with technology in paradise!
Please feel free to send your Chapter announcements and other
newsletter items directly to me for inclusion in our next update.
Mahalo, Dave Morse david.morse@ieee.org
========= Summary:
1. Special - Hawaii Section Dinner Meeting, 9 April, 6:30pm, Maple
Garden Restaurant in Moiliili. Panel discussion - "on a new vision
for our section".
2. FREE-- EXCOM (Executive Committee) meeting at Vineyard Zippy's,
5:30pm, April 2nd, 2012, Monday.
3. The 55th Hawai‘i State Science and Engineering Fair (HSSEF) will
be held April 2-4, 2012, at the Hawai‘i Convention Center.
4. Gain visibility for your humanitarian work and projects by
participating in GHTC 2012 in Seattle. Wouldn’t it be great, if next
year, we could host the conference, GHTC 2013, here on Oahu? Get in
touch with the Hawaii Section of IEEE and help make it happen.
http://www.ieeeghtc.org
5. We are always looking for volunteers, but right now, we are
specially looking for volunteers who are interested in taking an
active role in the Computer Society Chapter. Come to our meetings so
we can explore the possibilities.
Hawaii Section website: http://www.ieee.org/go/hawaii
Schedule... from Links tab
https://www.google.com/
John's Facebook with IEEE links...
http://www.facebook.com/
==============================
1. Special - Hawaii Section Dinner Meeting "on the new vision for
our section", 9 April, 6:30pm, Maple Garden Restaurant in Moiliili.
We have gathered some previous and current volunteers and officers
to explain what volunteering means to them. Come and contribute your
ideas about what our local Hawaii IEEE Section should accomplish
during 2012 and 2013. The hope is that together we can realize the
vast potential latent in our organiztion.
Date/Time: Monday, 9 April 2012, 6:30pm dinner, 7pm panel Place:
Maple Garden Restaurant in Moiliili, 909 Isenberg Street.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=
Dinner is $5 members and their guests, $10 non-members. Come early
to chat and network.
Additional details: this is an open meeting; you need not be a
member to attend.
Please RSVP to al toda at aet@ieee.org
Panel Members:
Oscar Libed
Westower
Project Manager
Former Hawaii Section Chair,
Vice-Chair, Treasurer, Formerly a NOMS Conference Financial Chair,
and currently Chair, Hawaii Chapter of the Communications/Signal
Processing Society.
Marjorie Clemente-Pearson
TwTelecom Inc, Honolulu, HI
Sales and System Integration engineer
Hawaii Section Treasurer, member of the
Communications/Signal Processing Society.
David L. Morse
Prosis Hawaii
Team Lead, DOE Route-Switch Upgrade
Hawaii Section PACE Chair, member of the Computer Society.
Abstract: We are developing a vision of the Hawaii section of the
IEEE can accomplish in the next couple years. Our starting point is
the official one:
Mission Statement IEEE's core purpose is to foster technological
innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.
Vision Statement IEEE will be essential to the global technical
community and to technical professionals everywhere, and be
universally recognized for the contributions of technology and of
technical professionals in improving global conditions.
We want to bring our members together to incorporate their personal
goals into this vision leveraging the very considerable support
available from having the largest professional organization in the
world. There will be a short presentation by each member of a panel
followed by a QA session after the presentations. There are also
sign up sheets after the panel to indicate your preference so that
we can establish points of contact.
----
2. FREE-- EXCOM (Executive Committee) meeting at Vineyard Zippy's,
5:30pm, April 2nd, 2012, Monday.
This is a meeting to plan and schedule events for the Hawaii IEEE
section. It's open to those interested in finding out what's
happening.
Please RSVP to Al Toda at aet@ieee.org.
----
3. Chris Russell, our vice chair, has returned from a long tour in
Afghanistan in time to help out with the judging at the Hawai‘i
State Science and Engineering Fair(HSSEF). Each year we help support
the fair by providing IEEE awards to students in Senior and Junior
Research and their teachers. We have been fortunate to have Tep
Dobry serve as the IEEE POC. If anyone else can helping out, please
let us know.
==============================
You have received this mailing because you are a member of IEEE and/or one of the IEEE Hawaii Section <http://www.ieee.org/go/
To unsubscribe, please go to http://ewh.ieee.org/enotice/
If you need assistance with your E-Notice subscription, please visit https://supportcenter.ieee.
==============================
IEEE, 445 Hoes Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08854 USA
<http://www.ieee.org/>
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