Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Seattle + Seattle YP Affinity Group Join us at the IEEE Seattle members, families, and friends at Magnuson Park Shelter #1! This event is organized by the Young Professionals affinity group. Please register to attend with the link above. Registration is $4 per person for members and $5 for non-members. The money will be used for door prizes and fun giveaways. Everyone must register so we have an accurate headcount. Picnic Shelter #1 has been reserved for our use. About the event: This event is for all IEEE members, non-members, families, and friends. Please register above. The YP Affinity group will be firing up the BBQ so lunch will be provided. There will be games for adults and children. Parking: The closest parking lot to shelter #1 is E3 which can be accessed through NE 65th street.... Follow signs for Boat Launch... Please see map below: https://www.seattle.gov/Documents/Departments/ParksAndRecreation/Parks/Magnuson/magnuson_map.pdf Agenda: 10am – YP Committee Members meet and start preparing food and games. Please join us to help11am – IEEE Members & non-members arrive enjoy the picnic1pm – Lunch prepared2pm – socializing, children games, volleyball/soccer etc3pm – Help Clean up4pm –Enjoy Magnuson Park all day with family. Shelter #1 is fully reserved for IEEE Members and Non-Members all day. Location: 7400 Sand Point Way NE seattle, Washington 98115
Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Seattle + Seattle YP Affinity Group Join us at the IEEE Seattle members, families, and friends at Magnuson Park Shelter #1! This event is organized by the Young Professionals affinity group. Please register to attend with the link above. Registration is $4 per person for members and $5 for non-members. The money will be used for door prizes and fun giveaways. Everyone must register so we have an accurate headcount. Picnic Shelter #1 has been reserved for our use. About the event: This event is for all IEEE members, non-members, families, and friends. Please register above. The YP Affinity group will be firing up the BBQ so lunch will be provided. There will be games for adults and children. Parking: The closest parking lot to shelter #1 is E3 which can be accessed through NE 65th street.... Follow signs for Boat Launch... Please see map below: https://www.seattle.gov/Documents/Departments/ParksAndRecreation/Parks/Magnuson/magnuson_map.pdf Agenda: 10am – YP Committee Members meet and start preparing food and games. Please join us to help11am – IEEE Members & non-members arrive enjoy the picnic1pm – Lunch prepared2pm – socializing, children games, volleyball/soccer etc3pm – Help Clean up4pm –Enjoy Magnuson Park all day with family. Shelter #1 is fully reserved for IEEE Members and Non-Members all day. Location: 7400 Sand Point Way NE seattle, Washington 98115
Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Seattle + Seattle YP Affinity Group Join us at the IEEE Seattle members, families, and friends at Magnuson Park Shelter #1! This event is organized by the Young Professionals affinity group. Please register to attend with the link above. Registration is $4 per person for members and $5 for non-members. The money will be used for door prizes and fun giveaways. Everyone must register so we have an accurate headcount. Picnic Shelter #1 has been reserved for our use. About the event: This event is for all IEEE members, non-members, families, and friends. Please register above. The YP Affinity group will be firing up the BBQ so lunch will be provided. There will be games for adults and children. Parking: The closest parking lot to shelter #1 is E3 which can be accessed through NE 65th street.... Follow signs for Boat Launch... Please see map below: https://www.seattle.gov/Documents/Departments/ParksAndRecreation/Parks/Magnuson/magnuson_map.pdf Agenda: 10am – YP Committee Members meet and start preparing food and games. Please join us to help11am – IEEE Members & non-members arrive enjoy the picnic1pm – Lunch prepared2pm – socializing, children games, volleyball/soccer etc3pm – Help Clean up4pm –Enjoy Magnuson Park all day with family. Shelter #1 is fully reserved for IEEE Members and Non-Members all day. Location: 7400 Sand Point Way NE seattle, Washington 98115
Summary: The PUD has installed the first two battery systems as part of a multi-year program aimed at transforming the marketplace and how utilities manage grid operations. These battery storage systems are the first to be built using the cutting-edge Modular Energy Storage Architecture (MESA). The first set of lithium batteries is located at a utility substation near the PUD’s operations center. A second system, a set of vanadium flow batteries, was installed in early 2017. The installations are designed to improve reliability and the integration of renewable energy sources, which are rapidly growing in the Pacific Northwest. The utility is managing its energy storage projects with an Energy Storage Optimizer (ESO), a software platform that runs in its control center and maximizes the economics of its projects by matching energy assets to the most valuable mix of options on a day-ahead, hour-ahead and real-time basis. Visit Requirements: The energy storage system is located in a substation. Attendees are required to wear hard hats (provided by SNOPUD) and hiking boot type shoes (closed toe with ankle support). There will be a safety briefing provided before entering the substation. Attendance is limited to 16 people. Please RSVP. Light refreshments will be provided prior to the tour. Speaker(s): Arturas Floria, Substation Engineer, Agenda: 1:00 pm – Welcome and Introductions1:15 pm – Presentation on energy storage at SnoPUD Electric Building2:00 pm – Drive to the energy storage site (5 minutes away) – participants will drive their own cars2:15 pm – Security briefing2:30 pm – Tour of Energy Storage System4:00 pm – Return to the Electric Building and adjourn Location: 2320 California Street Everett, Washington 98201
IEEE WIE is partnering with Amazon and the Girl Geek Dinners Organization to host an event at The Spheres! Leaders from across Amazon will engage in a panel discussion about innovation and their career paths while guests enjoy drinks and appetizers! Come meet these remarkable women and connect with other girl geeks. Appetizers and drinks provided! Panelists: Melissa Cha, VP Emerging Devices & Tech Dorothy Nicholls, VP Amazon Quicksight, AWS Srividhya Srinivasan, General Manager, AWS Redshift Kate Stone, Senior Principal Engineer, Kindle Reader and Design IEEE WIE slots are limited. 35 slots will be avilable to senior engineers and technologists in the IEEE WIE community. Agenda: 6:00 pm – 6:30pm: Arrival & Mingle with Appetizers and Drinks6:30 pm – 7:15 pm: Panel Discussion7:15 pm – 8:00 pm: Networking with Appetizers and Drinks Location: Amazon 2111 7th Avenue Seattle, Washington 98121
The Seattle Signal Processing Society (SeaSiPS) would like to welcome you to our inaugural event, where we will be honoring 2018 Flanagan Award recipient Mari Ostendorf for her outstanding contributions to speech signal processing research. Mari will then honor us with a talk on current research in the field, in particular some work that she is doing on context-aware language models and prosody detection. With the market booming with NLP (Natural Language Processing) applications, speech signal processing is a very exciting field to be in right now. One obvious example is the ongoing competition for the best in-home personal assistant among the big four: Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft. These giants are flooding job searches with ads for engineers with a background in speech and machine learning. Even if audio signal processing is not your area, now is an excellent time to familiarize yourself with the field to stay current with industry trends. This event is free for all to attend. We would like to track member participation however, so please don't forget to sign-in at the door. Speaker(s): Prof. Mari Ostendorf, Agenda: 5:30 pm Reception Networking and socializing for the first hour. Food and drink provided. Wine, cheese, hors d'oeuvres, soda. 6:30 pm-6:45pm Brief chapter announcements and introduction 6:45pm-8:00 pm Lecture by Mari Ostendorf, Q&A/Discussion Location: Room: 303 Bldg: Electrical Engineering Building (EEB) 185 W Stevens Way NE Seattle, Washington