Living Legends Consulting is a company that provides consulting opportunities for experienced technical experts (including semi-retired industry experts) by connecting them with clients and projects. Our platform is like a talent agency for experienced experts and advisors. We match you with exciting enterprises that are often developing innovative technologies, with no upfront cost. Visit us for more info at: https://www.LivingLegendsConsulting.com/ Co-sponsored by: Mary Flavin Speaker(s): ALEX SMITH, Agenda: During this meeting, Alex will present more about Living Legends and how it works. Alex will also share information that may be useful for consultants, including information about the ranges of rates of experts in our network. Alex will close by answering your questions and sharing how you can join Living Legends Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/322616

Living Legends Consulting is a company that provides consulting opportunities for experienced technical experts (including semi-retired industry experts) by connecting them with clients and projects. Our platform is like a talent agency for experienced experts and advisors. We match you with exciting enterprises that are often developing innovative technologies, with no upfront cost. Visit us for more info at: https://www.LivingLegendsConsulting.com/ Co-sponsored by: Mary Flavin Speaker(s): ALEX SMITH, Agenda: During this meeting, Alex will present more about Living Legends and how it works. Alex will also share information that may be useful for consultants, including information about the ranges of rates of experts in our network. Alex will close by answering your questions and sharing how you can join Living Legends Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/322616

Living Legends Consulting is a company that provides consulting opportunities for experienced technical experts (including semi-retired industry experts) by connecting them with clients and projects. Our platform is like a talent agency for experienced experts and advisors. We match you with exciting enterprises that are often developing innovative technologies, with no upfront cost. Visit us for more info at: https://www.LivingLegendsConsulting.com/ Co-sponsored by: Mary Flavin Speaker(s): ALEX SMITH, Agenda: During this meeting, Alex will present more about Living Legends and how it works. Alex will also share information that may be useful for consultants, including information about the ranges of rates of experts in our network. Alex will close by answering your questions and sharing how you can join Living Legends Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/322616

Welcome to our pre-IMS2023 Workshop! This event is a prequel to the big IMS2023 conference that will be held in San Diego during 11-16 June 2023. At this half-day workshop we have presentations from top engineers in industry, giving us insights into recent advances in a broad spectrum of topics, and a flavor of what we will have at IMS2023. Come and hear about Model-Based Systems Engineering, Power Amplifier Linearization, Millimeter-Wave ICs for Massive MIMO, Automotive Antenna Range Testing, and more! We will also have plenty of opportunities for networking, and an introduction to the many student volunteer opportunities at IMS2023. This is a FREE meeting open to IEEE members and guests, but you must register IN ADVANCE no later than Friday, September 23, to ensure adequate seating and catering. Box lunch included for all advance registrants! (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ieee-san-diego-section-half-day-workshop-organized-by-ims2023-tickets-410793673937) SAVE THE DATE: Join us IN PERSON on 11-16 June 2023 for the International Microwave Symposium (IMS2023) at the San Diego Convention Center. IMS2023 is co-located with the RFIC Symposium, and the ARFTG Microwave Measurement Conference, and in 2023 we are also co-locating with the IEEE Women in Engineering International Leadership Conference at the Hilton Bayfront Hotel, IMS2023 conference headquarters. Join us for technical papers, scientific workshops, industry panels of experts, and more! Registration options include an "Exhibits Only" pass at $30. View the some 400,000 sq ft exhibit hall to see the latest in microwave products and services. An "Exhibits Only" pass is FREE on Thursday, June 15. CALLING ALL STUDENTS: There are many volunteer opportunities that include generous perks. If you are interested in volunteering for a day or the entire week, please contact Johana Yan (johana@ieee.org) to learn more. For more information on IMS2023, (https://www.ims-ieee.org/ims2023). Agenda: 12:30 pm Registration badge pick up/lunch served 1:10 pm Welcome and Introductions – Michelle Thompson, IEEE San Diego Section Chair and John Wood, General Chair, IMS2023 1:20 pm Update: Women in Microwaves and Women in Engineering International Leadership Conference Activities including Synergy with Region DE&I Initiatives – Kathy Hayashi, IEEE Region 6 Director-Elect, Qualcomm 1:30 pm Elevating Digital Radio Performance to New Thresholds for Wireless Infrastructure - Kevin Chuang, Technology Leader, Analog Devices, Willmington, MA 2:15 pm Evolution of Active Antenna Systems for 5G FR-2 Applications - Ian Gresham, Anokiwave Fellow, Chief Systems Architect, Anokiwave, Cambridge, MA 3:00 pm Refreshment Break 3:20 pm Simulation of Antenna Measurements Using Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) - Dennis Lewis, Technical Fellow, The Boeing Company, Seattle, WA 4:05 pm Vehicle Antenna Testing - Garth D'Abreu, Director Automotive Solutions, ETS-Lindgren, Cedar Park, TX 4:50 pm Closing Comments - Janet O'Neil, IMS2023 Local Arrangements Committee, ETS-Lindgren, Cedar Park, TX 5:00 pm Adjourn Bldg: Q Auditorium, Qualcomm, McKellar Court Campus, San Diego, California, United States

Welcome to our pre-IMS2023 Workshop! This event is a prequel to the big IMS2023 conference that will be held in San Diego during 11-16 June 2023. At this half-day workshop we have presentations from top engineers in industry, giving us insights into recent advances in a broad spectrum of topics, and a flavor of what we will have at IMS2023. Come and hear about Model-Based Systems Engineering, Power Amplifier Linearization, Millimeter-Wave ICs for Massive MIMO, Automotive Antenna Range Testing, and more! We will also have plenty of opportunities for networking, and an introduction to the many student volunteer opportunities at IMS2023. This is a FREE meeting open to IEEE members and guests, but you must register IN ADVANCE no later than Friday, September 23, to ensure adequate seating and catering. Box lunch included for all advance registrants! (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ieee-san-diego-section-half-day-workshop-organized-by-ims2023-tickets-410793673937) SAVE THE DATE: Join us IN PERSON on 11-16 June 2023 for the International Microwave Symposium (IMS2023) at the San Diego Convention Center. IMS2023 is co-located with the RFIC Symposium, and the ARFTG Microwave Measurement Conference, and in 2023 we are also co-locating with the IEEE Women in Engineering International Leadership Conference at the Hilton Bayfront Hotel, IMS2023 conference headquarters. Join us for technical papers, scientific workshops, industry panels of experts, and more! Registration options include an "Exhibits Only" pass at $30. View the some 400,000 sq ft exhibit hall to see the latest in microwave products and services. An "Exhibits Only" pass is FREE on Thursday, June 15. CALLING ALL STUDENTS: There are many volunteer opportunities that include generous perks. If you are interested in volunteering for a day or the entire week, please contact Johana Yan (johana@ieee.org) to learn more. For more information on IMS2023, (https://www.ims-ieee.org/ims2023). Agenda: 12:30 pm Registration badge pick up/lunch served 1:10 pm Welcome and Introductions – Michelle Thompson, IEEE San Diego Section Chair and John Wood, General Chair, IMS2023 1:20 pm Update: Women in Microwaves and Women in Engineering International Leadership Conference Activities including Synergy with Region DE&I Initiatives – Kathy Hayashi, IEEE Region 6 Director-Elect, Qualcomm 1:30 pm Elevating Digital Radio Performance to New Thresholds for Wireless Infrastructure - Kevin Chuang, Technology Leader, Analog Devices, Willmington, MA 2:15 pm Evolution of Active Antenna Systems for 5G FR-2 Applications - Ian Gresham, Anokiwave Fellow, Chief Systems Architect, Anokiwave, Cambridge, MA 3:00 pm Refreshment Break 3:20 pm Simulation of Antenna Measurements Using Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) - Dennis Lewis, Technical Fellow, The Boeing Company, Seattle, WA 4:05 pm Vehicle Antenna Testing - Garth D'Abreu, Director Automotive Solutions, ETS-Lindgren, Cedar Park, TX 4:50 pm Closing Comments - Janet O'Neil, IMS2023 Local Arrangements Committee, ETS-Lindgren, Cedar Park, TX 5:00 pm Adjourn Bldg: Q Auditorium, Qualcomm, McKellar Court Campus, San Diego, California, United States

Welcome to our pre-IMS2023 Workshop! This event is a prequel to the big IMS2023 conference that will be held in San Diego during 11-16 June 2023. At this half-day workshop we have presentations from top engineers in industry, giving us insights into recent advances in a broad spectrum of topics, and a flavor of what we will have at IMS2023. Come and hear about Model-Based Systems Engineering, Power Amplifier Linearization, Millimeter-Wave ICs for Massive MIMO, Automotive Antenna Range Testing, and more! We will also have plenty of opportunities for networking, and an introduction to the many student volunteer opportunities at IMS2023. This is a FREE meeting open to IEEE members and guests, but you must register IN ADVANCE no later than Friday, September 23, to ensure adequate seating and catering. Box lunch included for all advance registrants! (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ieee-san-diego-section-half-day-workshop-organized-by-ims2023-tickets-410793673937) SAVE THE DATE: Join us IN PERSON on 11-16 June 2023 for the International Microwave Symposium (IMS2023) at the San Diego Convention Center. IMS2023 is co-located with the RFIC Symposium, and the ARFTG Microwave Measurement Conference, and in 2023 we are also co-locating with the IEEE Women in Engineering International Leadership Conference at the Hilton Bayfront Hotel, IMS2023 conference headquarters. Join us for technical papers, scientific workshops, industry panels of experts, and more! Registration options include an "Exhibits Only" pass at $30. View the some 400,000 sq ft exhibit hall to see the latest in microwave products and services. An "Exhibits Only" pass is FREE on Thursday, June 15. CALLING ALL STUDENTS: There are many volunteer opportunities that include generous perks. If you are interested in volunteering for a day or the entire week, please contact Johana Yan (johana@ieee.org) to learn more. For more information on IMS2023, (https://www.ims-ieee.org/ims2023). Agenda: 12:30 pm Registration badge pick up/lunch served 1:10 pm Welcome and Introductions – Michelle Thompson, IEEE San Diego Section Chair and John Wood, General Chair, IMS2023 1:20 pm Update: Women in Microwaves and Women in Engineering International Leadership Conference Activities including Synergy with Region DE&I Initiatives – Kathy Hayashi, IEEE Region 6 Director-Elect, Qualcomm 1:30 pm Elevating Digital Radio Performance to New Thresholds for Wireless Infrastructure - Kevin Chuang, Technology Leader, Analog Devices, Willmington, MA 2:15 pm Evolution of Active Antenna Systems for 5G FR-2 Applications - Ian Gresham, Anokiwave Fellow, Chief Systems Architect, Anokiwave, Cambridge, MA 3:00 pm Refreshment Break 3:20 pm Simulation of Antenna Measurements Using Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) - Dennis Lewis, Technical Fellow, The Boeing Company, Seattle, WA 4:05 pm Vehicle Antenna Testing - Garth D'Abreu, Director Automotive Solutions, ETS-Lindgren, Cedar Park, TX 4:50 pm Closing Comments - Janet O'Neil, IMS2023 Local Arrangements Committee, ETS-Lindgren, Cedar Park, TX 5:00 pm Adjourn Bldg: Q Auditorium, Qualcomm, McKellar Court Campus, San Diego, California, United States

Whether you are working with Class 4 fault-managed circuits or electrical systems operating over 1000 volts AC/1.5kV dc, you need the 2023 edition of the NEC to be compliant. Changes include new, expanded, and revised content and provisions for: All electrical systems, including the use and approval of reconditioned equipment, level/flat standing surfaces within the required working space for electrical equipment, servicing and maintenance of equipment, and opened electrical equipment doors that impede access to or egress from required equipment workspace. Residential electrical systems covering ground-fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) for specific appliances, optional installation of receptacle outlets serving island and peninsular countertops and work surfaces, emergency disconnects of one- and two-family dwellings, the use of 10-ampere branch circuits, and an annex providing guidelines on the use of electrically powered medical equipment in homes and residential board and care occupancies. Commercial/industrial electrical systems accounting for everything from GFCI for specific appliances and the use of "replacement panelboards" to arc-fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) protection of sleeping areas of public safety and first responder facilities, disconnecting means in sight of luminaires using double-ended lamps to include LED type, and other considerations. Alternative energy systems and energy management addressing the interconnection of distributed on-site power supplies with electric utility supplies, the delineation between storage battery systems and emergency storage systems, commissioning energy storage systems (ESS), photovoltaic electric systems, emergency management systems, load calculations for outlets supplying electric vehicle supply equipment, and solar photovoltaic and wind power electric systems on floating structures and in offshore locations. New articles and requirements for never before covered systems and equipment such as Class 4 fault-managed circuits, hazardous locations within commercial and industrial cannabis production facilities, equipotential bonding in and around areas with "splash pads," insulated bus pipe/tubular covered conductors’ systems, flexible bus systems, germicidal irradiation lighting equipment, and more. Don't get left behind. Co-sponsored by: IEEE Power and Energy Society Speaker(s): Mike Brisbois, Agenda: 12:00 pm PDT IEEE Announcements 12:02 pm PDT Introduction of Speaker 12:04 pm PDT Presentation 12:45 pm PDT Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/324138

Whether you are working with Class 4 fault-managed circuits or electrical systems operating over 1000 volts AC/1.5kV dc, you need the 2023 edition of the NEC to be compliant. Changes include new, expanded, and revised content and provisions for: All electrical systems, including the use and approval of reconditioned equipment, level/flat standing surfaces within the required working space for electrical equipment, servicing and maintenance of equipment, and opened electrical equipment doors that impede access to or egress from required equipment workspace. Residential electrical systems covering ground-fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) for specific appliances, optional installation of receptacle outlets serving island and peninsular countertops and work surfaces, emergency disconnects of one- and two-family dwellings, the use of 10-ampere branch circuits, and an annex providing guidelines on the use of electrically powered medical equipment in homes and residential board and care occupancies. Commercial/industrial electrical systems accounting for everything from GFCI for specific appliances and the use of "replacement panelboards" to arc-fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) protection of sleeping areas of public safety and first responder facilities, disconnecting means in sight of luminaires using double-ended lamps to include LED type, and other considerations. Alternative energy systems and energy management addressing the interconnection of distributed on-site power supplies with electric utility supplies, the delineation between storage battery systems and emergency storage systems, commissioning energy storage systems (ESS), photovoltaic electric systems, emergency management systems, load calculations for outlets supplying electric vehicle supply equipment, and solar photovoltaic and wind power electric systems on floating structures and in offshore locations. New articles and requirements for never before covered systems and equipment such as Class 4 fault-managed circuits, hazardous locations within commercial and industrial cannabis production facilities, equipotential bonding in and around areas with "splash pads," insulated bus pipe/tubular covered conductors’ systems, flexible bus systems, germicidal irradiation lighting equipment, and more. Don't get left behind. Co-sponsored by: IEEE Power and Energy Society Speaker(s): Mike Brisbois, Agenda: 12:00 pm PDT IEEE Announcements 12:02 pm PDT Introduction of Speaker 12:04 pm PDT Presentation 12:45 pm PDT Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/324138

Whether you are working with Class 4 fault-managed circuits or electrical systems operating over 1000 volts AC/1.5kV dc, you need the 2023 edition of the NEC to be compliant. Changes include new, expanded, and revised content and provisions for: All electrical systems, including the use and approval of reconditioned equipment, level/flat standing surfaces within the required working space for electrical equipment, servicing and maintenance of equipment, and opened electrical equipment doors that impede access to or egress from required equipment workspace. Residential electrical systems covering ground-fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) for specific appliances, optional installation of receptacle outlets serving island and peninsular countertops and work surfaces, emergency disconnects of one- and two-family dwellings, the use of 10-ampere branch circuits, and an annex providing guidelines on the use of electrically powered medical equipment in homes and residential board and care occupancies. Commercial/industrial electrical systems accounting for everything from GFCI for specific appliances and the use of "replacement panelboards" to arc-fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) protection of sleeping areas of public safety and first responder facilities, disconnecting means in sight of luminaires using double-ended lamps to include LED type, and other considerations. Alternative energy systems and energy management addressing the interconnection of distributed on-site power supplies with electric utility supplies, the delineation between storage battery systems and emergency storage systems, commissioning energy storage systems (ESS), photovoltaic electric systems, emergency management systems, load calculations for outlets supplying electric vehicle supply equipment, and solar photovoltaic and wind power electric systems on floating structures and in offshore locations. New articles and requirements for never before covered systems and equipment such as Class 4 fault-managed circuits, hazardous locations within commercial and industrial cannabis production facilities, equipotential bonding in and around areas with "splash pads," insulated bus pipe/tubular covered conductors’ systems, flexible bus systems, germicidal irradiation lighting equipment, and more. Don't get left behind. Co-sponsored by: IEEE Power and Energy Society Speaker(s): Mike Brisbois, Agenda: 12:00 pm PDT IEEE Announcements 12:02 pm PDT Introduction of Speaker 12:04 pm PDT Presentation 12:45 pm PDT Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/324138

Topic: Sparks Museum of Electrical Invention, Bellingham Date: Saturday October 8, 2022 Time: 9:45am – 12:00 PM, Mega Zapper Show and Museum Tour Place: 1312 Bay Street, Bellingham, WA 98225 Restrictions: This is an indoor event. At this time, masks are optional. Agenda: Agenda 9:45 am – 10:00 Arrival – Don’t be late. This is early opening just for IEEE. Doors will be closed after 10am. 10:00 am – 10:45 am – MeggaZapper Electrical Show 11:00 am – 12:00 pm – Museum Tour with Curators 12:00 pm – Museum is open for you to wander and visit. If you have never been to this museum it is a wonderful place to look at electrical equipment in its early beginning. Other things to do: - Stay afterwards and go visit the historic Fairhaven (https://www.fairhaven.com/) for great food or visit one of Bellingham’s micro (https://www.yelp.com/search?cflt=breweries&find_loc=Bellingham%2C+WA). - If the weather is good, you can even (https://www.bellingham.org/activities/bicycling/) the water front. - Stop by Edison, yes there is an Edison with a great Edison (https://www.breadfarm.com/) by taking Chuckanut drive on the way in or the way home. 1312 Bay Street, Bellingham, Washington, United States, 98225

Topic: Sparks Museum of Electrical Invention, Bellingham Date: Saturday October 8, 2022 Time: 9:45am – 12:00 PM, Mega Zapper Show and Museum Tour Place: 1312 Bay Street, Bellingham, WA 98225 Restrictions: This is an indoor event. At this time, masks are optional. Agenda: Agenda 9:45 am – 10:00 Arrival – Don’t be late. This is early opening just for IEEE. Doors will be closed after 10am. 10:00 am – 10:45 am – MeggaZapper Electrical Show 11:00 am – 12:00 pm – Museum Tour with Curators 12:00 pm – Museum is open for you to wander and visit. If you have never been to this museum it is a wonderful place to look at electrical equipment in its early beginning. Other things to do: - Stay afterwards and go visit the historic Fairhaven (https://www.fairhaven.com/) for great food or visit one of Bellingham’s micro (https://www.yelp.com/search?cflt=breweries&find_loc=Bellingham%2C+WA). - If the weather is good, you can even (https://www.bellingham.org/activities/bicycling/) the water front. - Stop by Edison, yes there is an Edison with a great Edison (https://www.breadfarm.com/) by taking Chuckanut drive on the way in or the way home. 1312 Bay Street, Bellingham, Washington, United States, 98225

Topic: Sparks Museum of Electrical Invention, Bellingham Date: Saturday October 8, 2022 Time: 9:45am – 12:00 PM, Mega Zapper Show and Museum Tour Place: 1312 Bay Street, Bellingham, WA 98225 Restrictions: This is an indoor event. At this time, masks are optional. Agenda: Agenda 9:45 am – 10:00 Arrival – Don’t be late. This is early opening just for IEEE. Doors will be closed after 10am. 10:00 am – 10:45 am – MeggaZapper Electrical Show 11:00 am – 12:00 pm – Museum Tour with Curators 12:00 pm – Museum is open for you to wander and visit. If you have never been to this museum it is a wonderful place to look at electrical equipment in its early beginning. Other things to do: - Stay afterwards and go visit the historic Fairhaven (https://www.fairhaven.com/) for great food or visit one of Bellingham’s micro (https://www.yelp.com/search?cflt=breweries&find_loc=Bellingham%2C+WA). - If the weather is good, you can even (https://www.bellingham.org/activities/bicycling/) the water front. - Stop by Edison, yes there is an Edison with a great Edison (https://www.breadfarm.com/) by taking Chuckanut drive on the way in or the way home. 1312 Bay Street, Bellingham, Washington, United States, 98225

IEEE Seattle Section Excom meeting with chapter and society chairs. Agenda: IEEE Seattle Section Excom meeting with chapter and society chairs. - Approval of past minutes. - Treasurer’s report - Secretary’s report - Chapter Reports - Affinity Group Reports - Student Branch Reports - Committee Chair Reports - On-going Business - Follow-up - New Business Items - Action Items; review and updates Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/326803

This presentation outlines the current usage of cryptography in today's digital world. The challenges and opportunities as well as threats from the development of quantum computers will be discussed. Ideas about future directions, how to get prepared and collaborations ideas are presented. About Speaker Dr. Taher Elgamal is an internationally respected information security leader and cryptographer. He was the recipient of the lifetime achievement award from the RSA conference in 2009. He has successfully served as CISO, Chief Scientist, CTO, as well as founder and CEO of numerous key organizations. Dr. Elgamal invented several industry and government standards in data security and digital signatures for areas including the DSS government standard for digital signatures. He is recognized in the industry as the "father" of SSL. Speaker(s): Dr. Taher Elgamal, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/324377

This presentation outlines the current usage of cryptography in today's digital world. The challenges and opportunities as well as threats from the development of quantum computers will be discussed. Ideas about future directions, how to get prepared and collaborations ideas are presented. About Speaker Dr. Taher Elgamal is an internationally respected information security leader and cryptographer. He was the recipient of the lifetime achievement award from the RSA conference in 2009. He has successfully served as CISO, Chief Scientist, CTO, as well as founder and CEO of numerous key organizations. Dr. Elgamal invented several industry and government standards in data security and digital signatures for areas including the DSS government standard for digital signatures. He is recognized in the industry as the "father" of SSL. Speaker(s): Dr. Taher Elgamal, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/324377

This presentation outlines the current usage of cryptography in today's digital world. The challenges and opportunities as well as threats from the development of quantum computers will be discussed. Ideas about future directions, how to get prepared and collaborations ideas are presented. About Speaker Dr. Taher Elgamal is an internationally respected information security leader and cryptographer. He was the recipient of the lifetime achievement award from the RSA conference in 2009. He has successfully served as CISO, Chief Scientist, CTO, as well as founder and CEO of numerous key organizations. Dr. Elgamal invented several industry and government standards in data security and digital signatures for areas including the DSS government standard for digital signatures. He is recognized in the industry as the "father" of SSL. Speaker(s): Dr. Taher Elgamal, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/324377

Whether you are working with Class 4 fault-managed circuits or electrical systems operating over 1000 volts AC/1.5kV dc, you need the 2023 edition of the NEC to be compliant. Changes include new, expanded, and revised content and provisions for: All electrical systems, including the use and approval of reconditioned equipment, level/flat standing surfaces within the required working space for electrical equipment, servicing and maintenance of equipment, and opened electrical equipment doors that impede access to or egress from required equipment workspace. Residential electrical systems covering ground-fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) for specific appliances, optional installation of receptacle outlets serving island and peninsular countertops and work surfaces, emergency disconnects of one- and two-family dwellings, the use of 10-ampere branch circuits, and an annex providing guidelines on the use of electrically powered medical equipment in homes and residential board and care occupancies. Commercial/industrial electrical systems accounting for everything from GFCI for specific appliances and the use of "replacement panelboards" to arc-fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) protection of sleeping areas of public safety and first responder facilities, disconnecting means in sight of luminaires using double-ended lamps to include LED type, and other considerations. Alternative energy systems and energy management addressing the interconnection of distributed on-site power supplies with electric utility supplies, the delineation between storage battery systems and emergency storage systems, commissioning energy storage systems (ESS), photovoltaic electric systems, emergency management systems, load calculations for outlets supplying electric vehicle supply equipment, and solar photovoltaic and wind power electric systems on floating structures and in offshore locations. New articles and requirements for never before covered systems and equipment such as Class 4 fault-managed circuits, hazardous locations within commercial and industrial cannabis production facilities, equipotential bonding in and around areas with "splash pads," insulated bus pipe/tubular covered conductors’ systems, flexible bus systems, germicidal irradiation lighting equipment, and more. Don't get left behind. Co-sponsored by: IEEE Power and Energy Society Speaker(s): Mike Brisbois, Tom Butcher Agenda: 12:00 pm PDT IEEE Announcements 12:02 pm PDT Introduction of Speaker 12:04 pm PDT Presentation 12:45 pm PDT Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/324138

Smart cities, smart society, smart council, smart nation, smart... What are we really talking about when it comes to leveraging technology and innovation to support service provision, mobility, asset management, infrastructure and development, engagement, and prosperity etc? What is already going on and what is the potential for Aotearoa New Zealand? This talk with provide insights from across the region including some useful context and thoughts on how we can more effectively collaborate across sectors for greater wellbeing and economic growth. Co-sponsored by: IEEE Power and Energy Society PES Speaker(s): Jannat Maqbool, Mark Thomas Agenda: 7:00 pm PDT IEEE Announcements 7:02 pm PDT Introduction of Mark Thomas 7:04 pm PDT Presentation 7:24 pm PDT Q&A 7:30 pm PDT Introduction of Jannat Maqbool 7:32 pm PDT Presentation 8:02 pm Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/327514

Summary of the significant changes that happened within the 2023 NEC concentrating on those changes that impact engineering design. Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Power and Energy Society Speaker(s): Christine Porter, Agenda: 12:00 pm PDT IEEE Announcements 12:02 pm PDT Introduction of the Christine Porter 12:04 pm PDT Presentation 1:05 pm PDT Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/328293

Summary of the significant changes that happened within the 2023 NEC concentrating on those changes that impact engineering design. Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Power and Energy Society Speaker(s): Christine Porter, Agenda: 12:00 pm PDT IEEE Announcements 12:02 pm PDT Introduction of the Christine Porter 12:04 pm PDT Presentation 1:05 pm PDT Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/328293

Join us for a Smart Cities Session on Barcelona Spain. Why is this City Smart? The world rankings place Barcelona as one of the top Smart Cities in the World. Find out why today from speakers from this City. What are Smart Cities? Briefly said, a smart city is an urban region that tries to fully integrate information and communication technology as well as Internet of things to improve the management of resources & assets, to improve the efficiency of services. In general, a smart city is very advanced in terms of infrastructure (administration, education, healthcare, public safety, real estate, transportation, etc.) and involves many technologies such as data centres & sensors, being used to improve operations. Smart cities have infrastructures that enables us to collect, aggregate, and analyze data that will help us improve the lives of the citizens. If you think about it, you can incorporate almost anything that has to do with the management of a city, into the smart city concept. The idea is to provide an efficient solution to actual problems, by using technology. Going from the water management, to clean & renewable energies, to how much space there is to park a car, traffic control, waste management, wireless accessibility. And the list goes on. To improve the functioning of our cities, we’ve got different types of solutions and here are a few examples. What has improved around the city? - Around the city, we can find +650 wi-fi hotspots offering free access to everyone. - When it comes to waste management, the municipal bins monitor the waste levels and therefore help workers when it comes to optimizing their routes. - Regarding lighting in the street, the lampposts are all LED and can measure noise, traffic, pollution & crowds. By sensing when there is people walking around, it automatically adapts, turning on & off. - For public transportation, a part from the fact that electric cars and bike sharing are highly encouraged, more and more we find bus stops that are quite interactive. On the electric screen, you can see how much time is left before the bus arrives, charge your phone through the USB charging stations and even use the giant screen to locate yourself on the map and know more about the city. - When it comes to parking your car, you can use applications that will inform you about the parking availabilities in specific locations. - For the water management in public areas, we find irrigation systems in the parks that have a strong control on the consumption, enabling workers to know exactly how much water is needed. Other then taking all those amazing initiatives, we see more and more companies participating in the improvement of the city’s energy consumption while helping the civilians. Here are a few examples; Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Power and Energy Society Speaker(s): Francisco Falcone, Agenda: 7:00 am PDT IEEE Announcements 7:02 am PDT Introduction of Speaker 7:04 am PDT Presentation 7:45 am Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/324211

Join us for a Smart Cities Session on Barcelona Spain. Why is this City Smart? The world rankings place Barcelona as one of the top Smart Cities in the World. Find out why today from speakers from this City. What are Smart Cities? Briefly said, a smart city is an urban region that tries to fully integrate information and communication technology as well as Internet of things to improve the management of resources & assets, to improve the efficiency of services. In general, a smart city is very advanced in terms of infrastructure (administration, education, healthcare, public safety, real estate, transportation, etc.) and involves many technologies such as data centres & sensors, being used to improve operations. Smart cities have infrastructures that enables us to collect, aggregate, and analyze data that will help us improve the lives of the citizens. If you think about it, you can incorporate almost anything that has to do with the management of a city, into the smart city concept. The idea is to provide an efficient solution to actual problems, by using technology. Going from the water management, to clean & renewable energies, to how much space there is to park a car, traffic control, waste management, wireless accessibility. And the list goes on. To improve the functioning of our cities, we’ve got different types of solutions and here are a few examples. What has improved around the city? - Around the city, we can find +650 wi-fi hotspots offering free access to everyone. - When it comes to waste management, the municipal bins monitor the waste levels and therefore help workers when it comes to optimizing their routes. - Regarding lighting in the street, the lampposts are all LED and can measure noise, traffic, pollution & crowds. By sensing when there is people walking around, it automatically adapts, turning on & off. - For public transportation, a part from the fact that electric cars and bike sharing are highly encouraged, more and more we find bus stops that are quite interactive. On the electric screen, you can see how much time is left before the bus arrives, charge your phone through the USB charging stations and even use the giant screen to locate yourself on the map and know more about the city. - When it comes to parking your car, you can use applications that will inform you about the parking availabilities in specific locations. - For the water management in public areas, we find irrigation systems in the parks that have a strong control on the consumption, enabling workers to know exactly how much water is needed. Other then taking all those amazing initiatives, we see more and more companies participating in the improvement of the city’s energy consumption while helping the civilians. Here are a few examples; Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Power and Energy Society Speaker(s): Francisco Falcone, Agenda: 7:00 am PDT IEEE Announcements 7:02 am PDT Introduction of Speaker 7:04 am PDT Presentation 7:45 am Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/324211

The Fall Area meeting this year will be virtual. This is an excelant opportunity to network with other IEEE Sections and Student Chapters to share practices for meetings, events and activities, as well as networking with other IEEE Leaders. Agenda: Agenda (draft): Time Agenda Item Presenter 08:00:00 AM Login 08:00:00 AM Welcome Message Chad Kidder 08:10:00 AM Director's Update Tim Lee 08:40:00 AM IEEE Secretary Presentation Richard Morse 09:00:00 AM Treasurer Update/ NextGen Overview Sarge Benson 09:20:00 AM BREAK 09:30:00 AM 09:40:00 AM Increasing & Maintaining Section Vitality Young Professionals Chad Kidder Alberto Tam 09:50:00 AM Educational Activities/PACE/MOVE Truck Updates Kathy, Tim 10:10:00 AM Rising Stars Mansi Tripathi R6 Conferences Charlie Jackson 10:30:00 AM Life Members Mike Andrews WIE PeiJung Tsai SPA-X PeiJung Tsai 11:00:00 AM LUNCH 11:30:00 AM PACE Amber Orr 12:00:00 PM Virtual Collaboration & Presentation Tools 12:10:00 PM Social Media & Future Directions, Emerging Technologies 12:20:00 PM Current Issues & Best Practices Roundtable Discussion 12:30:00 PM vTools, OU Analytics Overview Chad Kidder 12:40:00 PM Area & Section Reports Area & Section Chairs 01:40:00 PM Student Activities Elizabeth Johnston 01:50:00 PM Closing Remarks Richard Morse Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/319762

The Fall Area meeting this year will be virtual. This is an excelant opportunity to network with other IEEE Sections and Student Chapters to share practices for meetings, events and activities, as well as networking with other IEEE Leaders. Agenda: Agenda (draft): Time Agenda Item Presenter 08:00:00 AM Login 08:00:00 AM Welcome Message Chad Kidder 08:10:00 AM Director's Update Tim Lee 08:40:00 AM IEEE Secretary Presentation Richard Morse 09:00:00 AM Treasurer Update/ NextGen Overview Sarge Benson 09:20:00 AM BREAK 09:30:00 AM 09:40:00 AM Increasing & Maintaining Section Vitality Young Professionals Chad Kidder Alberto Tam 09:50:00 AM Educational Activities/PACE/MOVE Truck Updates Kathy, Tim 10:10:00 AM Rising Stars Mansi Tripathi R6 Conferences Charlie Jackson 10:30:00 AM Life Members Mike Andrews WIE PeiJung Tsai SPA-X 11:00:00 AM LUNCH 11:30:00 AM PACE Amber Orr 12:00:00 PM Virtual Collaboration & Presentation Tools 12:10:00 PM Social Media & Future Directions, Emerging Technologies 12:20:00 PM Current Issues & Best Practices Roundtable Discussion 12:30:00 PM vTools, OU Analytics Overview Chad Kidder 12:40:00 PM Area & Section Reports Area & Section Chairs 01:40:00 PM Student Activities Elizabeth Johnston 01:50:00 PM Closing Remarks Richard Morse Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/319762

The Fall Area meeting this year will be virtual. This is an excelant opportunity to network with other IEEE Sections and Student Chapters to share practices for meetings, events and activities, as well as networking with other IEEE Leaders. Agenda: Agenda (draft): Time Agenda Item Presenter 08:00:00 AM Login 08:00:00 AM Welcome Message Chad Kidder 08:10:00 AM Director's Update Tim Lee 08:40:00 AM IEEE Secretary Presentation Richard Morse 09:00:00 AM Treasurer Update/ NextGen Overview Sarge Benson 09:20:00 AM BREAK 09:30:00 AM 09:40:00 AM Increasing & Maintaining Section Vitality Young Professionals Chad Kidder Alberto Tam 09:50:00 AM Educational Activities/PACE/MOVE Truck Updates Kathy, Tim 10:10:00 AM Rising Stars Mansi Tripathi R6 Conferences Charlie Jackson 10:30:00 AM Life Members Mike Andrews WIE PeiJung Tsai SPA-X 11:00:00 AM LUNCH 11:30:00 AM PACE Amber Orr 12:00:00 PM Virtual Collaboration & Presentation Tools 12:10:00 PM Social Media & Future Directions, Emerging Technologies 12:20:00 PM Current Issues & Best Practices Roundtable Discussion 12:30:00 PM vTools, OU Analytics Overview Chad Kidder 12:40:00 PM Area & Section Reports Area & Section Chairs 01:40:00 PM Student Activities Elizabeth Johnston 01:50:00 PM Closing Remarks Richard Morse Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/319762

Full Stack developer tools for both client and server software. What makes these developers so special? Full stack developers are prized because they’ve mastered the tools and platforms that allow both the front- and back-ends of websites to operate. What are some of the common coding languages? Web development, JavaScript, Web application development, SQL, Software development, Java' and Git. We will go over the highlights of code. Which code is used for which application, which software is used for apps. Python, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, APIs, and common web frameworks are common skill sets required to be required to be called a FSD. Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Power and Energy Society Agenda: 04:00 pm PDT IEEE Announcements 04:02 pm PDT Introduction of Speaker 04:04 pm PDT Presentation 04:24 pm PDT Q&A 04:29 pm PDT Introduction of Speaker 04:31 pm PDT Presentation 04:51 pm PDT Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/325479

Full Stack developer tools for both client and server software. What makes these developers so special? Full stack developers are prized because they’ve mastered the tools and platforms that allow both the front- and back-ends of websites to operate. What are some of the common coding languages? Web development, JavaScript, Web application development, SQL, Software development, Java' and Git. We will go over the highlights of code. Which code is used for which application, which software is used for apps. Python, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, APIs, and common web frameworks are common skill sets required to be required to be called a FSD. Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Power and Energy Society Agenda: 04:00 pm PDT IEEE Announcements 04:02 pm PDT Introduction of Speaker 04:04 pm PDT Presentation 04:24 pm PDT Q&A 04:29 pm PDT Introduction of Speaker 04:31 pm PDT Presentation 04:51 pm PDT Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/325479

Michael Cogbill will provide highlights of the newly released code changes of the NFPA 70 2023 edition with emphasis on chapter 7 which included major changes. In addition, he will briefly discuss hot topics such as Digital Electricity (aka Class 4 circuits), Single Pair Ethernet and controlled lighting. Co-sponsored by: IEEE Power and Energy Society PES Speaker(s): Michael Cogbill, Agenda: 07:00 am PDT IEEE Announcements 07:02 am PDT Introduction of the Speaker 07:04 am PDT Presentation 07:45 am PDT Q&A Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/328996

Join us for a day of informative IT solutions, Cyber expert analyses, newest applications, and updates on the latest software. Hear from CEO, CTO, software designers, CFOs, managers, technicians and process control engineers on the latest developments and trends in the market. Find out the best execution techniques, process controls and marketing software, internet of things IoT, and enterprise systems. Keynote speaker, lunch networking meeting and prize give away. The closing ceremony will honor our speakers. Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Power and Energy Society Speaker(s): Information Technology, Cyber Threats Agenda: 07:45 am IEEE announcements, introduction of the speakers and topics, thanking our supporters and sponsors 08:00 am Introducing our Mayor - Out look for the industry 08:10 am Keynote Presentation 08:40 am Presentations 18 speakers with new and innovative technologies 12:00 pm Lunch break, IEEE prize pack give away, Olympian 05:00 pm Closing cermony honoring our speakers, sponsors and special guests Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/325142

Join us for a day of informative IT solutions, Cyber expert analyses, newest applications, and updates on the latest software. Hear from CEO, CTO, software designers, CFOs, managers, technicians and process control engineers on the latest developments and trends in the market. Find out the best execution techniques, process controls and marketing software, internet of things IoT, and enterprise systems. Keynote speaker, lunch networking meeting and prize give away. The closing ceremony will honor our speakers. Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Power and Energy Society Speaker(s): Information Technology, Cyber Threats Agenda: 07:45 am IEEE announcements, introduction of the speakers and topics, thanking our supporters and sponsors 08:00 am Introducing our Mayor - Out look for the industry 08:10 am Keynote Presentation 08:40 am Presentations 18 speakers with new and innovative technologies 12:00 pm Lunch break, IEEE prize pack give away, Olympian 05:00 pm Closing cermony honoring our speakers, sponsors and special guests Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/325142

Join us for a day of informative IT solutions, Cyber expert analyses, newest applications, and updates on the latest software. Hear from CEO, CTO, software designers, CFOs, managers, technicians and process control engineers on the latest developments and trends in the market. Find out the best execution techniques, process controls and marketing software, internet of things IoT, and enterprise systems. Keynote speaker, lunch networking meeting and prize give away. The closing ceremony will honor our speakers. Co-sponsored by: IEEE PES Power and Energy Society Speaker(s): Information Technology, Cyber Threats Agenda: 07:45 am IEEE announcements, introduction of the speakers and topics, thanking our supporters and sponsors 08:00 am Introducing our Mayor - Out look for the industry 08:10 am Keynote Presentation 08:40 am Presentations 18 speakers with new and innovative technologies 12:00 pm Lunch break, IEEE prize pack give away, Olympian 05:00 pm Closing cermony honoring our speakers, sponsors and special guests Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/325142