Program List - URSI

nd

General Assembly andScientific Symposium

Assemblée générale et symposium scientifique

Palais des congrès, Montréal, CanadaAugust 19 – 26 août 2017

www.ursi2017.org

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XXXIInd International Union of Radio ScienceXXXIIe Union Radio-Scientifique Internationale

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Table of Contents

Saturday, August 19, 2017 ............................................................................................................ 19

URSI Summer School ............................................................................................................. 19

EFGHJ0 One-Day Workshop on RFI Mitigation and Characterization (1) ........................ 19




Sunday, August 20, 2017 .............................................................................................................. 22

E4 Short Course on IEMI and Cyber threats for Wireless Communications (1) ....... 22

T1 ECR Tutorial 1: Pedro Cruz - Mixed-Signal Multi-Domain Characterization Setup for Design and Test of 5G Systems ...................................................................... 22


T2 ECR Tutorial 2: Gabriele Gradoni - Wave Chaos and Complexity in Electromagnetic Environments ............................................................................. 22


T3 ECR Tutorial 3: Puyan Mojabi - Electromagnetic Inverse Scattering and Inverse Source Problems ................................................................................................... 23

T4 ECR Tutorial 4: Mehmet Kurum - Modelling of microwave propagation through sparse media .......................................................................................................... 23

Monday, August 21, 2017 ............................................................................................................. 24

A0 Commission A Essential Information ................................................................... 24

B0 Commission B Essential Information ................................................................... 24

C0 Commission C Essential Information ................................................................... 24

D0 Commission D Essential Information ................................................................... 24

E7 Commission E Essential Information ................................................................... 24

F0 Commission F Essential Information .................................................................... 24

G0 Commission G Essential Information ................................................................... 24

H0 Commission H Essential Information ................................................................... 25

J1 Receivers and Radiometers: Design & Calibration (1) Plus Essential Information............................................................................................................................... 25

J2 Digital Signal Processing Hardware (1) Plus Essential Information .................... 25

K0 Commission K Essential Information ................................................................... 26

A1 Measurements of Isotropic and Anisotropic Magnetodielectrics (1) .................... 26

B1 Electromagnetic Theory (1) .................................................................................. 26

C1 Communications for the Smart Grid (1) ............................................................... 27

D1 Microwave Photonics (1) ...................................................................................... 27

DB2 Microwave and Millimeter Wave Identification and Sensing (1) ........................ 27

E8 EMC in Complex Systems (1) .............................................................................. 28

F1 Microwave Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere (1) .............................................. 28

FK2 Various Aspects of Body Area Networks ............................................................. 29

G1 Data Assimilation Modeling (1) ........................................................................... 29

H1 Wave-Particle Interactions and Their Effects on Planetary Radiation Belts (1) .. 30

K1 Biomedical Applications of Low Frequency EMF Including TMS, DBS, MRI and MP (1) ................................................................................................................... 30

A2 Measurements of Isotropic and Anisotropic Magnetodielectrics (2) .................... 30

B2 B-Tutorial Sergei Tretyakov: “Metasurfaces: Synthesis for Perfect Refraction and Reflection of Waves into Arbitrary Directions ..................................................... 31

C2 Communications for the Smart Grid (2) ............................................................... 31

D3 Microwave Photonics (2) ...................................................................................... 31


E9 EMC in Complex Systems (2) .............................................................................. 32

F3 Microwave Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere (2) .............................................. 32

G2 Data Assimilation Modeling (2) ........................................................................... 33

GEH3 Seismo Electromagnetics (Lithosphere-Atmosphere- Ionosphere Coupling) (1) . 33


J3 Receivers and Radiometers: Design & Calibration (2) ......................................... 34

J4 Digital Signal Processing Hardware (2) ............................................................... 34

K2 Biomedical Applications of Low Frequency EMF Including TMS, DBS, MRI and MP (2) ................................................................................................................... 35

L0 General Lecture 1: Michael Kramer - 'Exploring Gravity' ................................... 35

A3 Commission A Open Session ................................................................................ 35


C3 Enabling Technologies for Smart Cities (1) ......................................................... 36

CA4 Channel Measurements, Characterization and Verification through Electromagnetic Metrology and Measurement Post Processing (1) ..................... 36

D5 D-Tutorial J Leuthold: “The Path towards 100 Gbit/s Wireless Communications............................................................................................................................... 37


E10 High-Power Electromagnetics (1)......................................................................... 37

F5 Microwave Remote Sensing of Vegetation and Terrestrial Snow ........................ 38


GH5 Plasma Instabilities in the Ionosphere (1) ............................................................. 39



JG8 Ionospheric Models and their Validation (1) ........................................................ 40

KBE3 Uncertainty Management and Stochastic Methods in Experimental and Numerical Electromagnetism, Environmental Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry (1) ..... 41


C5 Enabling Technologies for Smart Cities (2) ......................................................... 42

CA6 Channel Measurements, Characterization and Verification through Electromagnetic Metrology and Measurement Post Processing (2) ..................... 42

D7 Modeling of Electronic, Photonic and Plasmonic Devices (1) ............................. 42

E11 High-Power Electromagnetics (2)......................................................................... 43

F6 Millimeter-Wave Propagation and Remote Sensing (1) ....................................... 43






K4 Latest Development in Measurement and Applications of Dielectric Spectroscopy (1) .......................................................................................................................... 46

SPC1 Student Paper Competition (1) .............................................................................. 46

A4 Metrology for Wireless Power Transmission Solutions ....................................... 47

B5 Solutions to Canonical Problems .......................................................................... 47

D8 Carbon-Based Photonics and Optoelectronics ...................................................... 48

E12 Stochastic/Statistical Techniques in EMC (1) ...................................................... 48

F7 Millimeter-Wave Propagation and Remote Sensing (2) ....................................... 49





K5 Therapeutic Application of RF EMF .................................................................... 51

SPC2 Student Paper Competition (2) .............................................................................. 52


Tuesday, August 22, 2017 ............................................................................................................ 53

B6 Multiphysics and Multiscale Problems ................................................................. 53

B7 Metasurface Engineering (1) ................................................................................. 53

C7 Quantum Communications and Networks (1) ...................................................... 54

C8 Application of Radio Propagation Research Results in Radio System and Signal Design (1).............................................................................................................. 54

D9 Keynote on Gravitational Wave Detection ........................................................... 55

DA10 Optical Frequency Metrology (1) ......................................................................... 55

E13 Stochastic/Statistical Techniques in EMC (2) ...................................................... 55

F8 Remote Sensing Measurements of Precipitation (1) ............................................. 56

FB9 Electromagnetic Problems Involving Volume Scattering (1) ............................... 56

G9 Advances in Irregularities and Scintillation Studies (1) ....................................... 57

GF10 Radio Studies on Polar Aeronomy (1) .................................................................. 57


HG7 Radio Science for Space Weather (1) ................................................................... 59

J13 Millimeter/Submillimeter Arrays (1) .................................................................... 59

J14 Latest News and Observatory Reports (1) ............................................................ 59

K6 EMF Standards and Health Protection .................................................................. 60

A5 Advances in Sensor Development and Applications ............................................ 61

B8 Advanced Algorithms in Computational Electromagnetics (1) ............................ 61


C9 Quantum Communications and Networks (2) ...................................................... 62

C10 Application of Radio Propagation Research Results in Radio System and Signal Design (2).............................................................................................................. 62

D11 Terahertz Generation and Applications (1) ........................................................... 63

DA12 Optical Frequency Metrology (2) ......................................................................... 63

E14 Geomagnetic Disturbances (GMD) and Effects ................................................... 64





H8 Drivers, Detection, and Ionospheric Impacts of Precipitation from the Radiation Belts (1) ................................................................................................................. 67

HG9 Radio Science for Space Weather (2) ................................................................... 68


J16 Latest News and Observatory Reports (2) ............................................................ 68

K7 Electromagnetic Biomedical Imaging (1) ............................................................. 69

A6 Metrological Analysis of Material Properties ....................................................... 69

B10 Advanced Algorithms in Computational Electromagnetics (2) ............................ 70


C12 Ultra-High Bit Rate Radio Communications Engineering at Tera Hertz (1) ........ 70

D13 Terahertz Generation and Applications (2) ........................................................... 71

E15 Time Reversal in Electromagnetics ...................................................................... 71






J17 J-Tutorial Lars-Ake Nyman: "The Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA)" . 74


A7 Space Metrology (1) ............................................................................................. 74

B12 Integral Equation, Hybrid, and Fast Methods (1) ................................................. 74

B13 Inverse Scattering and Imaging (1) ....................................................................... 75

C13 Ultra-High Bit Rate Radio Communications Engineering at Tera Hertz (2) ........ 75

D14 Material and Metamaterials for Microwave to Optical Wave Applications (1) ... 76

E16 EMC for PCB and Package................................................................................... 76

F14 Microwave Sensing of Soil Moisture (1) .............................................................. 76

FB15 EM Modeling and Applications of Underground Imaging (1) ............................. 77

G15 Incoherent Scatter Radar (1) ................................................................................. 77

G16 Improvement of GNSS Radio Occultation Techniques (1) .................................. 78

H11 H-Tutorial Craig Rodger: “Drivers, Detection, and Wider Significance of Precipitation from the Radiation Belts" ................................................................ 78


J19 Recent and Future Space Missions (1).................................................................. 79


A8 Space Metrology (2) ............................................................................................. 79

B14 Integral Equation, Hybrid, and Fast Methods (2) ................................................. 80

B15 Inverse Scattering and Imaging (2) ....................................................................... 80

CDB14 Exploitation of Non-Linearities for Passive Wireless Sensors (1) ....................... 80

D15 Material and Metamaterials for Microwave to Optical Wave Applications (2) ... 81

E17 Lightning and Related Phenomena (1) ................................................................. 81

F16 Microwave Sensing of Soil Moisture (2) .............................................................. 82

FB17 EM Modeling and Applications of Underground Imaging (2) ............................. 82

G17 Incoherent Scatter Radar (2) ................................................................................. 83

G18 Improvement of GNSS Radio Occultation Techniques (2) .................................. 83


J21 Recent and Future Space Missions (2).................................................................. 84


CDB15 Exploitation of Non-Linearities for Passive Wireless Sensors (2) ....................... 85

A3P POSTERS - Commission A Open Session ........................................................... 85

A5P POSTERS - Advances in Sensor Development and Applications ........................ 85

A6P POSTERS - Metrological Analysis of Material Properties .................................. 86

AE10P POSTERS - SI Units ............................................................................................. 86

B1P POSTERS - Electromagnetic Theory ................................................................... 86

B6P POSTERS - Multiphysics and Multiscale Problems ............................................ 88

B7P POSTERS - Metasurface Engineering .................................................................. 88

B8P POSTERS - Advanced Algorithms in Computational Electromagnetics ............. 88

B13P POSTERS - Inverse Scattering and Imaging ........................................................ 89

B99P POSTERS - Commission B Open Session ........................................................... 89

C8P POSTERS - Application of Radio Propagation Research Results in Radio System and Signal Design ................................................................................................. 90

C12P POSTERS - Ultra-High Bit Rate Radio Communications Engineering at Tera Hertz ...................................................................................................................... 90

C17P POSTERS - Spectrum Sharing, Issues, Co-Existence, and Interference .............. 91

CA4P POSTERS - Channel Measurements, Characterization and Verification through Electromagnetic Metrology and Measurement Post Processing ........................... 91

CB18P POSTERS - 5G Communication Systems ............................................................ 91

D1P POSTERS - Microwave Photonics ....................................................................... 91

D8P POSTERS - Carbon-Based Photonics and Optoelectronics ................................. 92

D11P POSTERS - Terahertz Generation and Applications ............................................ 92

D18P POSTERS - Modeling of Electronic, Photonic and Plasmonic Devices .............. 92

DA10P POSTERS - Optical Frequency Metrology ........................................................... 93

DB2P POSTERS - Microwave and Millimeter Wave Identification and Sensing .......... 93

E8P POSTERS - EMC in Complex Systems ............................................................... 93

E15P POSTERS - Time Reversal in Electromagnetics .................................................. 94

E21P POSTERS - Measurement Techniques ................................................................. 94

F1P POSTERS - Microwave Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere ............................... 94

F8P POSTERS - Remote Sensing Measurements of Precipitation .............................. 94

F22P POSTERS - Propagation Modeling for Aerospace Applications ......................... 95

FB9P POSTERS - Electromagnetic Problems Involving Volume Scattering ................ 95

G1P POSTERS - Data Assimilation Modeling ............................................................. 96

G9P POSTERS - Advances in Irregularities and Scintillation Studies ........................ 96

G15P POSTERS - Incoherent Scatter Radar .................................................................. 97

G23P POSTERS - Science with Modern Ionosondes and Associated Instrumentation and Models ............................................................................................................ 98

GEH3P POSTERS - Seismo Electromagnetics (Lithosphere-Atmosphere- Ionosphere Coupling) .............................................................................................................. 99

GH19P POSTERS - Meteors, collisional EMPs, and other Highly-Transient Space Plasma Events .................................................................................................................. 100

H1P POSTERS - Wave-Particle Interactions and Their Effects on Planetary Radiation Belts .................................................................................................................... 100

HG13P POSTERS - Active Experiments and Radio Sounding....................................... 101

HGE14P POSTERS - Atmospheric, Ionospheric, Magnetospheric and High Energy Effects of Lightning Discharges ...................................................................................... 101

J2P POSTERS - Digital Signal Processing Hardware ............................................... 102

J5P POSTERS - Receivers and Radiometers: Design and Calibration ..................... 102

J19P POSTERS - Recent and Future Space Missions ................................................. 104

J20P POSTERS - The Square Kilometer Array .......................................................... 104

J22P POSTERS - Single Dish Instruments ................................................................. 104

J24P POSTERS - Very Long Baseline Interferometry ................................................ 104

JG8P POSTERS - Ionospheric Models and their Validation ....................................... 105

K4P POSTERS - Latest Development in Measurement and Applications of Dielectric Spectroscopy ....................................................................................................... 105

K6P POSTERS - EMF Standards and Health Protection ........................................... 105

K7P POSTERS - Electromagnetic Biomedical Imaging ............................................ 106

K11P POSTERS - Biological Effects and Related Mechanisms of EMF Exposure .... 106

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 ..................................................................................................... 109

AE9 Advanced Time and Frequency Transfer Techniques ........................................ 109

B16 Staffan Ström Memorial Session (1) ................................................................... 109

B17 Computational Electromagnetics (1) .................................................................. 109

D16 Electric Field Synthesis at Photonic Frequencies (1) ......................................... 110

E18 Lightning and Related Phenomena (2) ............................................................... 110

F18 Microwave Remote Sensing of Vegetation (1) ................................................... 111

FC19 Multi-Parameter Radars and Wave Propagation for Remote Sensing and Disaster Management (1) .................................................................................................. 111

GH19 Meteors, Collisional EMPs, and Other Highly-Transient Space Plasma Events (1)............................................................................................................................. 112

GHJ20 Workshop on Extreme Space Weather Environments (1) .................................. 112

HG13 Active Experiments and Radio Sounding (1) ..................................................... 113

HGE14 Atmospheric, Ionospheric, Magnetospheric and High Energy Effects of Lightning Discharges (1) ..................................................................................................... 113

J22 Single Dish Instruments (1) ................................................................................ 114

K11 Biological Effects and Related Mechanisms of EMF Exposure (1) ................... 114

AE10 SI Units ............................................................................................................... 115

B18 Staffan Ström Memorial Session (2) ................................................................... 115

B19 Computational Electromagnetics (2) .................................................................. 115

C16 C-Tutorial Sana Salous, Jeanne Quimby: 'Challenges of Millimeter Radio Channel Sounding and Channel Modelling' ....................................................... 116

D17 Electric Field Synthesis at Photonic Frequencies (2) ......................................... 116


F20 Microwave Remote Sensing of Vegetation (2) ................................................... 117

FC21 Multi-Parameter Radars and Wave Propagation for Remote Sensing and Disaster Management (2) .................................................................................................. 117






K12 Biological Effects and Related Mechanisms of EMF Exposure (2) ................... 119

L1 General Lecture 2: Steven A. Cummer - 'Transient Luminous Events and Terrestrial Gamma Ray Flashes' ......................................................................... 120

A11 Metrology in the THz Region (1) ....................................................................... 120

B20 Metasurface Engineering (4) ............................................................................... 120

C17 Spectrum Sharing, Issues, Co-Existence, and Interference (1) ........................... 121

CB18 5G Communication Systems (1) ......................................................................... 121

D18 Modeling of Electronic, Photonic and Plasmonic Devices (2) ........................... 121

DA19 Optical Frequency Metrology (3) ....................................................................... 122


F22 Propagation Modeling for Aerospace Applications (1) ...................................... 122

G23 Science with Modern Ionosondes and Associated Instrumentation and Models (1)............................................................................................................................. 123




J24 Very Long Baseline Interferometry (1) .............................................................. 125


K13 K-Tutorial Tahera Emilie van Deventer: “International EMF Project to Assess Health and Environmental Effects of Exposure to Static and Time Varying Electric and Magnetic Fields in the Frequency Range 0-300 GHz. ................... 126

A12 Metrology in the THz Region (2) ....................................................................... 126

B21 Metasurface Engineering (5) ............................................................................... 126

C19 Spectrum Sharing, Issues, Co-Existence, and Interference (2) ........................... 127


DBC20 Wireless Power Transmission (1) ....................................................................... 127

E21 Measurement Techniques (1) .............................................................................. 128


G25 Science with Modern Ionosondes and Associated Instrumentation and Models (2)............................................................................................................................. 129






KBE14 Uncertainty Management and Stochastic Methods in Experimental and Numerical Electromagnetism, Environmental Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry (2) ... 131

A13 Time Dissemination for Critical Applications .................................................... 132

B22 Advanced Antenna Concepts (1) ........................................................................ 132

C22 Quantum Optics by Professor Mikhail Lukin, Keynote speech (duration 45 min)............................................................................................................................. 133


D21 CMOS Compatible Photonics ............................................................................. 134

E22 Measurement Techniques (2) .............................................................................. 134







K15 Electromagnetic Inversion for Biomedical, Geophysical, Non-destructive Testing, and Antenna Characterization Applications (1) .................................................. 138

Thursday, August 24, 2017 ......................................................................................................... 139

B23 Novel Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetics (1) ...................................... 139


C24 Compressive Sensing and its Applications in Detection and Tracking of Objects in Motion (1) ....................................................................................................... 140

C25 Radio Signal Processing and Radar Systems (1) ................................................ 140

D22 Terahertz Generation and Applications (3) ......................................................... 140

E23 EMC in Wired and Wireless Systems ................................................................. 141

F25 Remote Sensing from Nanosatellites (1) ............................................................ 141

G29 GNSS Applications in Radio Science (1) ........................................................... 142

G30 Ionospheric Space Weather (1) ........................................................................... 142


HJ24 Solar, Planetary, and Heliospheric Radio Emissions (1) .................................... 143

J29 Detection of Short-Duration Transients and Pulsars (1) ..................................... 144

K16 EMF Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry for New Technologies (WPT) ....... 144

A14 Time and Frequency Standards ........................................................................... 145



C26 Compressive Sensing and its Applications in Detection and Tracking of Objects in Motion (2) ....................................................................................................... 146


D23 Plasmonics and Metamaterials (1) ...................................................................... 147

E24 New Concepts in Wireless Communications ...................................................... 147







K17 Latest Development in Measurement and Applications of Dielectric Spectroscopy (2) ........................................................................................................................ 151

A15 A-Tutorial Dr. Judah Levine: “Distributing Time and Frequency Data: Requirements and Methods ................................................................................. 152




D24 Plasmonics and Metamaterials (2) ...................................................................... 153

EB25 Chaos and Complexity (1) .................................................................................. 153





H28 Remote Sensing and Modeling of the Earth’s Plasmasphere and Plasmapause (1)............................................................................................................................. 155


K18 Electromagnetic Inversion for Biomedical, Geophysical, Non-destructive Testing, and Antenna Characterization Applications (2) .................................................. 156

A16 Education and Training in Electromagnetic Metrology (1) ................................ 156

B29 Recent Advances in Metamaterials (1) ............................................................... 157

C29 Wireless Communications for the Future Transportation Systems (1) ............... 157

C30 Massive MIMO (1) ............................................................................................. 158

DB25 Fibers and Waveguide Optics (1) ....................................................................... 158

DJ26 Special Session on Gravitational Wave Detection (1) ........................................ 158


F28 F-Tutorial Dr. Luca Baldini: Modeling Rain Medium for Weather Radar and Propagation ......................................................................................................... 159

G35 Design and Application of HF and OTH Radar Systems (1) .............................. 159





K19 EMF Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry and EMC for WBAN and Implanted Devices (1) .......................................................................................................... 162

A17 Education and Training in Electromagnetic Metrology (2) ................................ 162

B30 Recent Advances in Metamaterials (2) ............................................................... 163

C31 Wireless Communications for the Future Transportation Systems (2) ............... 163

C32 Massive MIMO (2) ............................................................................................. 164

DB27 Fibers and Waveguide Optics (2) ....................................................................... 164

DJ28 Special Session on Gravitational Wave Detection (2) ........................................ 164


F29 Commission F Open Session/Discussion............................................................ 165





A16P POSTERS - Education and Training in Electromagnetic Metrology ................. 167

A18P POSTERS - Microwave Frequency Standards and Applications ....................... 167

B22P POSTERS - Advanced Antenna Concepts ......................................................... 167

B23P POSTERS - Novel Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetics ....................... 168

B29P POSTERS - Recent Advances in Metamaterials ................................................ 169

B31P POSTERS - Scattering and Diffraction .............................................................. 169

B33P POSTERS - Small Antennas from Nano to Macro Scales ................................. 171

B35P POSTERS - High-Resolution Electromagnetic Sensing and Imaging ............... 172

BD36P POSTERS - Advances in Antennas for RFID .................................................... 172

C25P POSTERS - Radio Signal Processing and Radar Systems ................................. 173

C29P POSTERS - Wireless Communications for the Future Transportation Systems 173

C33P POSTERS - 5G Small Cell Networks ................................................................. 173

C37P POSTERS - Commission C Open Session ......................................................... 174

C99P POSTERS - Application of Machine Learning in Radio Communications ....... 174

D34P POSTERS - Commission D Open Session: Recent Advances in Electronics and Photonics ............................................................................................................. 174

E23P POSTERS - EMC in Wired and Wireless Systems ............................................ 174

E99P POSTERS - Solar Power Satellites ..................................................................... 175

EFGH28P POSTERS - Natural Electromagnetic Noise and Radio Sensing Applications in Terrestrial and Planetary Environments .............................................................. 175

F34P POSTERS - Outdoor Propagation and Channel Modeling in Built-Up Areas, with Special Interest in the Effects of Vegetation ....................................................... 175

G29P POSTERS - GNSS Applications in Radio Science ............................................ 175

G30P POSTERS - Ionospheric Space Weather ............................................................ 176

G35P POSTERS - Design and Application of HF and OTH Radar Systems ............... 178

G39P POSTERS - International Beacon Satellite Studies ............................................ 179

G44P POSTERS - Radio Studies of Mid and Low Latitude Aeronomy ...................... 179

G46P POSTERS - International Reference Ionosphere -- Improvement, Validation and Usage................................................................................................................... 180

G47P POSTERS - Commission G Open Session and Recent Results ......................... 180

H33P POSTERS - Macro/Micro-Scale Kinetic Processes at Natural Boundary Layers in Terrestrial and Planetary Environments .............................................................. 181

H41P POSTERS - Commission H Open Session ......................................................... 181

HJ24P POSTERS - Solar, Planetary, and Heliospheric Radio Emissions ..................... 182

J29P POSTERS - Detection of Short-Duration Transients and Pulsars ...................... 184

J34P POSTERS - Latest News and Observatory Reports ........................................... 184

K15P POSTERS - Electromagnetic Inversion for Biomedical, Geophysical, Non-destructive Testing, and Antenna Characterization Applications ....................... 184

K16P POSTERS - EMF Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry for New Technologies (WPT) ................................................................................................................. 184

K19P POSTERS - EMF Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry and EMC for WBAN and Implanted Devices .............................................................................................. 185

K20P POSTERS - Biomedical Applications and EMF Exposure of IoT ..................... 185

K23P POSTERS - Commission K Open Session ......................................................... 185

Friday, August 25, 2017.............................................................................................................. 186

F30 Remote Sensing in Complex and Random Media (Volumetric - 1) ................... 186

A18 Microwave Frequency Standards and Applications (1) ...................................... 186

B31 Scattering and Diffraction (1) ............................................................................. 187


EFGH28 Natural Electromagnetic Noise and Radio Sensing Applications in Terrestrial and Planetary Environments (1) ................................................................................ 188

F31 Radio-frequency Interferences (RFI) in Passive Microwave Remote Sensing (1)............................................................................................................................. 188


G39 International Beacon Satellite Studies (1) ........................................................... 189

H33 Macro/Micro-Scale Kinetic Processes at Natural Boundary Layers in Terrestrial and Planetary Environments (1) .......................................................................... 190


J34 The Square Kilometer Array (1) ......................................................................... 191

A19 Microwave Frequency Standards and Applications (2) ...................................... 191

B32 Scattering and Diffraction (2) ............................................................................. 192


E29 E-Tutorial William Radasky: “EMC Aspects in Smart Grids ............................ 192

F32 Radio-frequency Interferences (RFI) in Passive Microwave Remote Sensing (2)............................................................................................................................. 193

F33 Remote Sensing in Complex and Random Media (Volumetric - 2) ................... 193






L2 General Lecture 3: Bahram Jalali - 'Analog Computing with Optical Rogue Waves' ................................................................................................................. 196

A20 Linear and Nonlinear Measurements for Communications Systems (1) ............ 196

B33 Small Antennas from Nano to Macro Scales (1) ................................................ 196

C33 5G Small Cell Networks (1) ............................................................................... 197

DC31 Optical Telecommunications (1)......................................................................... 197


F34 Outdoor Propagation and Channel Modeling in Built-Up Areas (1) .................. 198

F35 Remote Sensing in Complex and Random Media (Surface - 1) ......................... 198

G42 G-Tutorial Tim Fuller-Rowell: “Will we Ever be Able to Model and Forecast the Ionosphere Well Enough to Support the Needs of the Radio Wave Users?" ..... 199




J36 Historical Radio Astronomy (1).......................................................................... 200

K20 Biomedical Applications and EMF Exposure of IoT (1) .................................... 201

A21 Linear and Nonlinear Measurements for Communications Systems (2) ............ 201

B34 Small Antennas from Nano to Macro Scales (2) ................................................ 201


DC32 Optical Telecommunications (2)......................................................................... 202



F37 Remote Sensing in Complex and Random Media (Surface - 2) ......................... 203




K21 Biomedical Applications and EMF Exposure of IoT (2) .................................... 205

A22 Mode-Stirred Chambers ...................................................................................... 205

B35 High-Resolution Electromagnetic Sensing and Imaging .................................... 206

BD36 Advances in Antennas for RFID ......................................................................... 207


DA33 Optical Methods for Microwave Metrology ....................................................... 208

ECJ32 Spectrum Management ....................................................................................... 208


F39 Remote Sensing in Complex and Random Media (Complex) ............................ 209

G45 Radio Studies of Mid and Low Latitude Aeronomy ........................................... 210

G46 International Reference Ionosphere – Improvement, Validation and Usage ...... 210

H41 Commission H Open Session (1) ........................................................................ 211


K22 EMF Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry and EMC for WBAN and Implanted Devices (2) .......................................................................................................... 212

Saturday, August 26, 2017 .......................................................................................................... 213

B37 Inverse Scattering and Imaging (3) ..................................................................... 213

C36 Sub-Nyquist Sampling for Green Radio ............................................................. 213

C37 Commission C Open Session .............................................................................. 214

D34 Commission D Open Session: Recent Advances in Electronics and Photonics (1)............................................................................................................................. 214


F40 Remote Sensing of Sea Surface Salinity (1) ....................................................... 215

G47 Commission G Open Session and Recent Results (1) ........................................ 216


J39 Latest News and Observatory Reports (3) .......................................................... 217


K23 Commission K Open Session .............................................................................. 217

B38 Inverse Scattering and Imaging (4) ..................................................................... 218

D35 Commission D Open Session: Recent Advances in Electronics and Photonics (2)............................................................................................................................. 218

E34 Commission E Open Session .............................................................................. 219

F41 Remote Sensing of Sea Surface Salinity (2) ....................................................... 219

G48 Commission G Open Session and Recent Results (2) ........................................ 220


J40 Latest News and Observatory Reports (4) .......................................................... 220

J41 AstroPhotonics .................................................................................................... 221

K24 Biomedical Applications of Low Frequency EMF Including TMS, DBS, MRI and MP (3) ................................................................................................................. 221

Author Index ............................................................................................................................... 222

Saturday, August 19, 2017

Saturday, August 19, 2017 08:00-17:00 513CD

URSI Summer School

Saturday, August 19, 2017 08:00-09:20 514BC

EFGHJ0 One-Day Workshop on RFI Mitigation and Characterization (1)

Session Chairs: Richard Bradley, Terence Bullett, Virginie Deniau, Jacob Gavan, Frank Gronwald, Motti Haridim,

David Le Vine, Paolo de Matthaeis, Hanna Rothkaehl, Amit MIshra

08:00 EFGHJ0-1 (Invited) ELECTROMAGNETIC TOPOLOGICAL CONCEPTS FOR MITIGATION OF EMI/RFI EFFECTS WITH ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES D. V. Giri, Pro-Tech, United States

08:20 EFGHJ0-2 (Invited) EVALUATION OF AN IEEE 802.11N COMMUNICATION SYSTEM IN PRESENCE OF TRANSIENT ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCES FROM THE PANTOGRAPH-CATENARY CONTACT G. Romero, E. P. Simon, university of Lille1, France; V. Deniau, C. Gransart, R. Kousri, IFSTTAR, France

08:40 EFGHJ0-3 MACHINE LEARNING FOR AUTOMATED DISCRIMINATION OF SETI SIGNALS FROM RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE G. R. Harp, SETI Institute, United States; J. D. Scargle, C. E. Henze, NASA Ames Research Center, United

States; B. C. Nelson, CSRA Inc., United States

09:00 EFGHJ0-4 (Invited) THE DATABASE OF OBSERVED RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE AND FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS OF THE IEEE GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING SOCIETY P. de Matthaeis1,2, S. Misra2, L. Pierce3 1NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; 2IEEE GRSS, United States; 3University of Michigan, United

States





09:40 EFGHJ1-1 ANALYSIS OF RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE SIGNATURES IN UAVSAR POLARIMETRIC DATA M. Tao, Northwestern Polytechnical University, China (CIE); F. Zhou, Xidian University, China (CIE)

10:00 EFGHJ1-2 CORRECTION OF ULTRA WIDE-BAND RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE IN SAR DATA USING NONNEGATIVE MATRIX FACTORIZATION

M. Tao, Northwestern Polytechnical University, China (CIE); F. Zhou, Xidian University, China (CIE)

10:20 EFGHJ1-3 (Invited) RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE IN ALOS-2 PALSAR-2 INTERFEROGRAM R. Natsuaki, T. Motohka, S. Suzuki, T. Tadono, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan

10:40 EFGHJ1-4 (Invited) A NEW METHOD OF SAR RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE MITIGATION BASED ON MAXIMUM A POSTERIOR ESTIMATION F. Zhou, Xidian University, China (CIE)

11:20 EFGHJ1-6 THE MITIGATION OF RFI IN SPACE BORNE AND GROUND BASED RADIO DIAGNOSTICS H. Rothkaehl, B. Matyjasiak, D. Przepiórka, M. Pozoga, M. Morawski, Space Research Center Polish Academy of

Sciences, Poland; J. Yan, L. Wu, National Space Science Centre (NSSC), China





13:40 EFGHJ2-1 RFI MITIGATION ON MOBILE BASE STATIONS AROUND FAST H. Zhang1,2 1National Astronomical Observatories of CAS, China; 2Key Laboratory of Radio Astronomy of CAS, China

14:00 EFGHJ2-2 REAL-TIME RFI MITIGATION FOR THE BEAMFORMER MODE OF THE UPGRADED GMRT A. Chowdhury, Y. Gupta, National Centre for Radio Astrophysics - TIFR, Pune, India, India

14:20 EFGHJ2-3 RADIO ENVIRONMENT OF NSRT AND RFI MITIGATION Q. Liu1,2,3, Y. Liu1, Y. Wang1,3, L. Yuan1,2, F. Liu1,3 1Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory, Chinese Academy of Science, China (CIE); 2University of Chinese Academy of

Sciences, China (CIE); 3Key Laboratory of Radio Astronomy, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CIE)

14:40 EFGHJ2-4 AERONAUTICAL RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE CHARACTERISATION FOR THE SQUARE KILOMETRE ARRAY A. J. Otto, R. P. Millenaar, C. Van Der Merwe, T. Abbott, S. Tshongweni, Square Kilometre Array South Africa,

South Africa; A. R. Botha, MESA Product Solutions, South Africa

15:00 EFGHJ2-5 RFI MITIGATION THROUGH PREDICTION AND AVOIDANCE B. Indermuehle, L. Harvey-Smith, CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, Australia

15:20 EFGHJ2-6 TOOLS FOR AVOIDING SATELLITE INTERFERENCE AT THE UPGRADED GMRT S. N. Katore, P. A. Raybole, S. K. Rai, S. Nayak, S. Kumar, GMRT-NCRA-TIFR, India





16:20 EFGHJ3-1 COMPUTATIONALLY EFFICIENT NEAR-FIELD RADIO FREQUENCY SOURCE LOCALISATION J.-W. W. Steeb1, D. B. Davidson1, S. J. Wijnholds1,2 1Stellenbosch University, South Africa; 2Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy, Netherlands

16:40 EFGHJ3-2 METTING RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE (RFI) CHALLENGES FOR THE UPGRADED GMRT. P. A. Raybole, S. Sureshkumar, S. Rai, A. Ankur, GMRT, NCRA-TIFR, India

17:00 EFGHJ3-3 NEW STRATEGIES FOR STATISTICAL RFI DETECTION L. Waldrop, G. Cucho-Padin, F. Kamalabadi, University of Illinois, United States; Z. Tian, George Mason

University, United States; P. Perillat, M. Sulzer, N. Aponte, Arecibo Observatory, United States; P. Erickson, MIT

Haystack Observatory, United States; J. Vierinen, The Arctic University of Norway, Norway

17:20 EFGHJ3-4 NEW CHALLENGES IN RFI MITIGATION FOR WIDEFIELD LOW FREQUENCY APERTURE ARRAYS R. Monroe, G. Hallinan, M. Eastwood, M. Anderson, California Institute of Technology, United States

17:40 EFGHJ3-5 AN RFI MITIGATION PROJECT AT THE ITALIAN RADIO TELESCOPES A. Zanichelli1, K.-H. Mack1, M. B. Bartolini1, S. Poppi2, G. Serra2, F. Gaudiomonte2, M. De Biaggi1, F. Cantini3,

E. Favero1, G. Nicotra1, L. Nicotra1, S. Righini1, P. Bolli4, C. Bortolotti1, M. Roma1, A. Orlati1, F. Bedosti1 1INAF - Istituto di Radioastronomia, Italy; 2INAF - Astronomical Observatory of Cagliari, Italy; 3EFPL - Space

Engineering Center, Switzerland; 4INAF - Astrophysical Observatory of Arcetri, Italy

18:00 EFGHJ3-6 RESULTS OF THE NSF ENHANCING ACCESS TO THE RADIO SPECTRUM SOLICITATION G. I. Langston, National Science Foundation, United States

Sunday, August 20, 2017

Sunday, August 20, 2017 08:00-09:00 513CD

E4 Short Course on IEMI and Cyber threats for Wireless Communications (1)

Session Chair: Dave Giri

08:00 E4-1 “SMART IEMI” THREATS, CONSIDERED AS CYBER THREATS, FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS – PART 1 C. Kasmi, FNISA, France; V. Deniau, IFSTTAR, France

Sunday, August 20, 2017 08:00-09:00 514BC

T1 ECR Tutorial 1: Pedro Cruz - Mixed-Signal Multi-Domain Characterization Setup

for Design and Test of 5G Systems

Session Chair: Stefan Wijnholds

08:00 T1-1 (Invited) MIXED-SIGNAL MULTI-DOMAIN CHARACTERIZATION SETUP FOR DESIGN AND TEST OF 5G SYSTEMS P. M. Cruz1,2 1CONTROLAR - Innovating Industry, Portugal; 2Instituto de Telecomunicações - Aveiro, Portugal

Sunday, August 20, 2017 09:20-10:20 513CD



09:20 E5-1 “SMART IEMI” THREATS, CONSIDERED AS CYBER THREATS, FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS –PART 2 3 SLOTS BY VIRGINIE DENIAU V. Deniau, IFSTTAR, France; C. Kasmi, FNISA, France

Sunday, August 20, 2017 09:20-10:20 514BC

T2 ECR Tutorial 2: Gabriele Gradoni - Wave Chaos and Complexity in

Electromagnetic Environments


09:20 T2-1 WAVE CHAOS AND COMPLEXITY IN ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTS G. Gradoni, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom

Sunday, August 20, 2017 10:40-11:40 513CD



10:40 E6-1 IEMI THREATS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS, DETECTIONS AND PROTECTIONS V. Deniau, IFSTTAR, France; C. Kasmi, FNISA, France

Sunday, August 20, 2017 10:40-11:40 514BC

T3 ECR Tutorial 3: Puyan Mojabi - Electromagnetic Inverse Scattering and Inverse

Source Problems


10:40 T3-1 (Invited) A TUTORIAL ON ELECTROMAGNETIC INVERSE SCATTERING AND INVERSE SOURCE PROBLEMS P. Mojabi, University of Manitoba, Canada

Sunday, August 20, 2017 12:00-12:20 514BC

T4 ECR Tutorial 4: Mehmet Kurum - Modelling of microwave propagation through

sparse media


12:00 T4-1 (Invited) MODELLING OF MICROWAVE PROPAGATION THROUGH SPARSE MEDIA M. Kurum, Mississippi State University, MS

Monday, August 21, 2017

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:00-08:20 511AD

A0 Commission A Essential Information

Session Chairs: Yasuhiro Koyama, Patrizia Tavella

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:00-08:20 510AC

B0 Commission B Essential Information

Session Chairs: Ari Sihvola, Kazuya Kobayashi

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:00-08:20 513A

C0 Commission C Essential Information

Session Chairs: Sana Salous, Amir Zaghloul

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:00-08:20 513B

D0 Commission D Essential Information

Session Chairs: Günter Steinmeyer, Apostolos Georgiadis

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:00-08:20 513EF

E7 Commission E Essential Information

Session Chairs: Dave Giri, Frank Gronwald

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:00-08:20 510BD

F0 Commission F Essential Information

Session Chairs: Simonetta Paloscia, Chandrasekar V Chandra

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:00-08:20 511BE

G0 Commission G Essential Information

Session Chairs: Iwona Stanislawska, Patricia Doherty

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:00-08:20 511CF

H0 Commission H Essential Information

Session Chairs: O. Santolik, János Lichtenberger

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:00-09:20 516DE

J1 Receivers and Radiometers: Design & Calibration (1) Plus Essential Information

Session Chairs: Arnold van Ardenne, Roberto Neri, Sivasankaran Srikanth, Richard Bradley, Miroslav Pantaleev

08:00 J1-1 THE MPIFR S-BAND RECEIVER SYSTEM FOR THE SKA PRECURSOR OBSERVATORY MEERKAT: CURRENT STATUS AND OUTLOOK G. Wieching, C. Kasemann, O. Wucknitz, M. Kramer, Max-Planck Institut für Radioastronomie, Germany

08:20 J1-2 (Invited) COMPACT CM-WAVE AND MM-WAVE INTEGRATED RECEIVERS M. A. Morgan, S. D. Wunduke, J. J. Castro, T. A. Boyd, W. M. Groves III, National Radio Astronomy Observatory,

United States

08:40 J1-3 (Invited) AN ULTRA-WIDEBAND CRYOGENIC RECEIVER FOR THE PARKES RADIO TELESCOPE A. R. Dunning, N. Carter, S. Castillo, Y. Chung, P. Doherty, D. B. Hayman, K. Jeganathan, H. Kanoniuk,

S. Mackay, L. Reilly, P. Roberts, P. Roush, S. Severs, R. D. Shaw, S. L. Smith, T. Tzioumis, CSIRO, Australia

09:00 J1-4 (Invited) THE COSMIC TWILIGHT POLARIMETER – AN OVERVIEW R. F. Bradley, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, United States; B. D. Nhan, J. O. Burns, University of

Colorado, United States

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:00-09:20 514A

J2 Digital Signal Processing Hardware (1) Plus Essential Information

Session Chairs: Albert Boonstra, Dan Werthimer

08:00 J2-1 UPGRADE TO THE 64-ANTENNA ALMA CORRELATOR R. J. Lacasse1, R. P. Escoffier1, J. H. Greenberg1, A. F. Saez2, O. Y. Ojeda1, A. Baudry3, J. C. Webber1 1NRAO, United States; 2Associated Universities, Inc., Chile; 3Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Bordeaux (OASU),

France

08:20 J2-2 HIGH-PERFORMANCE HARDWARE PLATFORM FOR THE SQUARE KILOMTRE ARRAY MID CORRELATOR & BEAMFORMER M. Pleasance, H. Zhang, B. Carlson, R. Webber, D. Chalmers, T. Gunaratne, National Research Council Canada,

Canada

08:40 J2-3 GEMINI FPGA HARDWARE PLATFORM FOR THE SKA LOW CORRELATOR AND BEAMFORMER E. Kooistra1, G. Hampson2, A. Gunst1, J. Bunton2, G. Schoonderbeek1, A. Brown2

1ASTRON, Netherlands; 2CSIRO, Australia

09:00 J2-4 DIGITIZATION AND DIGITAL FILTERING FOR 16 GHZ ON-SKY BANDWIDTH ANALYSIS WITH ALMA B. Quertier, A. Randriamanantena, A. Baudry, S. Gauffre, Univ. Bordeaux, CNRS, France

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:00-08:20 516AB

K0 Commission K Essential Information

Session Chairs: Joe Wiart, Samyoung Chung

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:20-09:20 511AD

A1 Measurements of Isotropic and Anisotropic Magnetodielectrics (1)

Session Chairs: Steven Weiss, Amir Zaghloul

08:20 A1-1 THE IMPORTANCE AND NEED FOR MEASUREMENTS OF ISOTROPIC AND ANISOTROPIC MAGNETODIELECTRICS S. Weiss, US Army Research Lab, United States

08:40 A1-2 MODELING AND MEASUREMENT OF A MULTI-FIN METAMATERIAL-LOADED MONOPOLE WITH METAL CAP T. K. Anthony, A. I. Zaghloul, US Army Research Lab, United States

09:00 A1-3 FREE-SPACE MEASUREMENT OF 3D PERIODIC METAMATERIAL C. E. Kintner1, T. K. Anthony2, A. I. Zaghloul2, M. O. El-Shenawee1, S. J. Weiss2 1University of Arkansas, USA; 2US Army Research Laboratory, USA

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:20-09:20 510AC

B1 Electromagnetic Theory (1)

Session Chairs: Daniel Sjöberg, Ben Steinberg

08:20 B1-1 (Invited) ELIMINATION OF THE ILL-POSEDNESS IN THE INVERSE PROBLEM THROUGH USE OF FOCUSING PROPERTIES OF MAXWELL FISH EYE LENS J. Feroj, L. Shafai, V. Okhmatovski, University of Manitoba, Canada

08:40 B1-2 ON THE ANALYSIS OF THE EXTERIOR CALDERÓN OPERATOR FOR A NON-SPHERICAL GEOMETRY G. Kristensson1, I. Stratis2, N. Wellander3,1, A. Yannacopoulos4 1Lund University, Sweden; 2National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece; 3Swedish Defence Research

Agency, Sweden; 4Athens University Economics and Business, Greece

09:00 B1-3 (Invited) POWER, ENERGY DENSITY, AND GROUP/ENERGY-TRANSPORT VELOCITIES IN SPATIALLY DISPERSIVE MEDIA A. D. Yaghjian, Electromagnetics Research Consultant, United States

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:20-09:20 513A

C1 Communications for the Smart Grid (1)

Session Chair: Jacque Palicot

08:20 C1-1 (Invited) FRAMEWORK FOR HIERARCHICAL AND DISTRIBUTED SMART GRID MANAGEMENT R. Bonnefoi, C. Moy, J. Palicot, CentraleSupélec/IETR, France

08:40 C1-2 (Invited) COMMUNICATION NETWORK ASSESSMENT FOR DISTRIBUTED SMART GRID APPLICATIONS A. De Domenico1, C. Gavriluta2, M. Mendil1,2, V. Heiries1, R. Caire2, N. Hadjsaid2 1CEA LETI, France; 2G2ELab, France

09:00 C1-3 (Invited) COMMUNICATION COSTS VERSUS SMART GRID SYSTEM PERFORMANCE FOR ENERGY PROSUMERS' PARTICIPATION IN LIBERALIZED ELECTRICITY MARKETS: A TRADE-OFF ANALYSIS I. Mamounakis1, D. J. Vergados1, P. Makris1,2, E. Varvarigos1,2 1Computer Technology Institute & Press “Diophantus”, Greece; 2Institute of Communication and Computer

Systems, National Technical University of Athens, Greece

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:20-09:20 513B

D1 Microwave Photonics (1)

Session Chairs: Stavros Iezekiel, Jianping Yao

08:20 D1-1 (Invited) PHOTONICS FOR BROADBAND MICROWAVE MEASUREMENT S. Pan, X. Wang, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China (CIE)

08:40 D1-2 (Invited) PRECISE CHARACTERIZATION OF OPTO-ELECTRIC DEVICES FOR MICROWAVE PHOTONICS T. Kawanishi1,2, A. Uno1, K. Inagaki1,2, A. Kanno2, N. Yamamoto2 1Waseda University, Japan; 2National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

09:00 D1-3 (Invited) PLASMONIC ORGANIC HYBRID MACH-ZEHNDER MODULATORS: EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF INTERMODULATION DISTORTIONS M. Burla1, C. Hoessbacher1, W. Heni1, C. Haffner1, Y. Fedoryshyn1, D. L. Elder2, L. R. Dalton2, J. Leuthold1 1Institute of Electromagnetic Fields, ETH Zurich, Switzerland; 2University of Washington, United States

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:20-09:20 513C

DB2 Microwave and Millimeter Wave Identification and Sensing (1)

Session Chairs: Ville Viikari, Smail Tedjini, Arnaud Vena

08:20 DB2-1 (Invited) INTELLIGENT ANTENNA SENSING SYSTEM FOR INTERNET OF THINGS H. Huang, J. Hung, D. Loomis, Maxim Integrated, United States

08:40 DB2-2 EXPLOITATION OF CHIPLESS RFID TECHNOLOGY FOR HUMIDITY MONITORING M. Borgese, F. A. Dicandia, F. Costa, S. Genovesi, G. Manara, Università di Pisa, Italy

09:00 DB2-3 A BIOPOLYMER-BASED UHF RFID SENSOR FOR HUMIDITY MONITORING Y. Belaizi, A. Vena, B. Sorli, F. Bibi, Institut d'Électronique et des Systèmes (IES) Université de Montpellier,

France

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:20-09:20 513EF

E8 EMC in Complex Systems (1)

Session Chairs: Pierre Degauque, Ferran Silva

08:20 E8-1 INCREASING EMC AWARENESS IN MASS URBAN TRANSPORT SYSTEMS: CASE STUDY METRO LISBON E. H. W. M. Smulders, Movares, Netherlands; P. P. G. G. Goncalves, Infraestruturas de Portugal, Portugal

08:40 E8-2 EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF OVER-TESTING PROBABILITY IN BULK CURRENT INJECTION AS AN ALTERNATIVE TEST PROCEDURE TO RADIATED SUSCEPTIBILITY VERIFICATIONS L. Badini, G. Spadacini, F. Grassi, S. A. Pignari, Politecnico di Milano, Italy; P. Bisognin, P. Pelissou, Aibus

Defence and Space, France

09:00 E8-3 SCALABLE MODELING STRATEGY FOR EM INTERACTIONS IN COMPOSITE ELECTRIC AIRCRAFTS W. Dyab, A. Sakr, K. Wu, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada; J.-P. Parmantier, I. Junqua, S. Bertuol, T. Volpert,

ONERA – The French Aerospace Lab, France; C. Girard, G. Prin, AXESSIM, Parc d’innovation,

France; A. Guidoni, G. M. Sammarone, IDS, Italy; F. Moupfouma, W. Tse, Bombardier Aerospace,

Canada; K. Nuyten, A. Blommers, Fokker Elmo B.V., Netherlands

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:20-09:20 510BD

F1 Microwave Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere (1)

Session Chairs: Martti Hallikainen, Jiancheng Shi

08:20 F1-1 (Invited) WHAT CAN SPACEBORNE LOW FREQUENCY MICROWAVE OBSERVATIONS TELL US ABOUT SEA ICE? G. Heygster1, C. Patilea1, M. Huntemann1,2, G. Spreen1, L. T. Pedersen3, F. Aires4 1University of Bremen, Germany; 2Alfred-Wegener-Institute, Germany; 3Danish Meteorological Institute, Denmark; 4Observatoire de Paris, France

08:40 F1-2 (Invited) THE ULTRA-WIDEBAND SOFTWARE DEFINED MICROWAVE RADIOMETER (UWBRAD) FOR ICE SHEET SUBSURFACE TEMPERATURE SENSING: PROJECT OVERVIEW AND INITIAL CAMPAIGN RESULTS M. J. Andrews1, H. Li1, J. Johnson1, K. C. Jezek1, A. Bringer1, C. Yardim1, C.-C. Chen1, D. Belgiovane1, V. Leuski2,

M. Durand1, Y. Duan1, G. Macelloni3, M. Brogioni3, S. Tan4, L. Tsang4

1Ohio State University, United States; 2Microwave Radiometers and Antennas, United States; 3Institute of Applied

Physics, Italy; 4University of Michigan, United States

09:00 F1-3 (Invited) COMPARISON OF THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURES FOR SNOW ON TERRAIN AND SNOW ON LAKE ICE M. T. Hallikainen, Aalto University, Finland

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:20-09:20 514B

FK2 Various Aspects of Body Area Networks

Session Chairs: Slawomir Ambroziak, Luis Correia

08:20 FK2-1 (Invited) RADIO CHANNEL MEASUREMENTS IN 868 MHZ OFF-BODY COMMUNICATIONS IN A FERRY ENVIRONMENT K. K. Cwalina, S. J. Ambroziak, P. Rajchowski, Gdansk University of Technology, Poland; L. M. Correia,

University of Lisbon, Portugal

08:40 FK2-2 (Invited) RADIO CHANNEL MEASUREMENTS IN OFF-BODY COMMUNICATIONS IN A FERRY PASSENGER CABIN P. T. Kosz, S. J. Ambroziak, Gdansk University of Technology, Poland; L. M. Correia, University of Lisbon,

Portugal

09:00 FK2-3 ASSIMILATING OPTICAL AND RADIO DATA FROM E-POP H. G. James, G. W. Perry, L. L. Cogger, A. D. Howarth, The University of Calgary, Canada

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:20-09:20 511BE

G1 Data Assimilation Modeling (1)

Session Chairs: Ivan Galkin, Bruno Nava, Robert Schunk

08:20 G1-1 (Invited) ON THE USE OF THE LOCAL ENSEMBLE TRANSFORM KALMAN FILTER (LETKF) FOR IONOSPHERIC DATA ASSIMILATION M. J. Angling, S. Elvidge, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

08:40 G1-2 (Invited) ASSIMILATIVE MODELING OF IONOSPHERIC DYNAMICS FOR NOW-CASTING OF HF PROPAGATION CHANNELS IN THE PRESENCE OF TIDS L. J. Nickisch, S. V. Fridman, M. A. Hausman, S. Kraut, NorthWest Research Associates, United States; G. Zunich,

Zunicalc, United States

09:00 G1-3 DEVELOPMENTS IN AN HF NOWCASTING MODEL FOR TRANS-POLAR AIRLINE ROUTES H. A. H. AL-Behadili, E. M. Warrington, A. J. Stocker, D. R. Siddle, University of Leicester, United

Kingdom; F. Honary, N. C. Rogers, Lancaster University, United Kingdom; N. Y. Zaalov, Saint Petersburg State

University, Russia; D. H. Boteler, D. W. Danskin, Natural Resources Canada, Canada

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:20-09:20 511CF

H1 Wave-Particle Interactions and Their Effects on Planetary Radiation Belts (1)

Session Chairs: Richard Horne, David Shklyar, Craig Kletzing

08:20 H1-1 (Invited) UNDERSTANDING THE TERRESTRIAL RADIATION BELT ELECTRON SCATTERING EFFECTS OF PLASMASPHERIC HISS, MAGNETOSONIC WAVES AND EMIC WAVES B. Ni, X. Gu, S. Fu, R. Shi, Wuhan University, China (CIE)

08:40 H1-2 GENERATION MECHANISM OF PLASMASPHERIC HISS AND ASSOCIATED ENERGETIC ELECTRON DYNAMICS Y. Omura, S. Nakamura, Kyoto University, Japan; M. Hikishima, JAXA, Japan; D. Summers, Memorial University

of Newfoundland, Canada; C. A. Kletzing, University of Iowa, USA

09:00 H1-3 (Invited) QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF EARTH'S RADIATION BELT ELECTRON DYNAMICS W. Li1,2, Q. Ma2,1, R. M. Thorne2 1Boston University, United States; 2University of California, Los Angeles, United States

Monday, August 21, 2017 08:20-09:00 516AB

K1 Biomedical Applications of Low Frequency EMF Including TMS, DBS, MRI and

MP (1)

Session Chair: Frank Prato

08:20 K1-1 (Invited) MR-IMAGING OF PHYSIOLOGICAL MICROENVIRONMENTS USING COMPUTER-CONTROLLED MAGNETOTACTIC BACTERIA LABELED WITH SUPERPARAMAGNETIC NANOPARTICLES S. Martel, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 511AD

A2 Measurements of Isotropic and Anisotropic Magnetodielectrics (2)

Session Chairs: Steven Weiss, Amir Zaghloul

09:40 A2-1 CHARACTERIZATION AND DESIGN OF ELASTOMERIC MAGNETODIELECTRIC MATERIALS FOR RADAR ABSORBER STRUCTURES A. Dalkilic, D. Dogan, M. E. Inal, ASELSAN Inc., Turkey

10:00 A2-2 WIDEBAND CYLINDRICAL DIELECTRIC RESONATOR ANTENNA OPERATING IN HEM11? MODE WITH IMPROVED GAIN: AN EFFECT OF SUPERSTRATE AND PARASITIC SHEET S. K. K. Dash, T. Khan, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SILCHAR, ASSAM, INDIA, India

10:20 A2-3 CIRCULARLY POLARIZED DUAL-BAND CYLINDRICAL DIELECTRIC RESONATOR ANTENNA FOR CUBESAT APPLICATIONS M. Borthakur, T. Khan, S. K. K. Dash, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SILCHAR, INDIA

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:00 510AC

B2 B-Tutorial Sergei Tretyakov: “Metasurfaces: Synthesis for Perfect Refraction and

Reflection of Waves into Arbitrary Directions

Session Chair: Ari Sihvola

09:40 B2-1 (Invited) METASURFACES: SYNTHESIS FOR PERFECT REFRACTION AND REFLECTION OF WAVES INTO ARBITRARY DIRECTIONS S. Tretyakov, Aalto University, Finland

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 513A

C2 Communications for the Smart Grid (2)

Session Chair: Jacque Palicot

09:40 C2-1 DIAGNOSTIC POTENTIAL OF FREE-SPACE RADIOMETRIC PARTIAL DISCHARGE MEASUREMENTS A. A. Jaber1, P. Lazaridis1, B. I. Saeed1, P. J. Mather1, M. F. Q. Vieira2, R. Atkinson3, C. Tachtatzis3, E. Iorkyase3,

M. Judd4, I. A. Glover1 1University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom; 2Universidade Federal de Campina, Brazil; 3University of

Strathclyde, United Kingdom; 4High Frequency Diagnostics & Engineering, United Kingdom

10:00 C2-2 WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK FOR RADIOMETRIC DETECTION AND ASSESSMENT OF PARTIAL DISCHARGE IN HV EQUIPMENT D. W. Upton1, B. I. Saeed1, U. Khan1, A. Jaber1, H. Mohamed1, K. Mistry1, P. J. Mather1, P. Lazaridis1,

M. F. Q. Vieira2, R. Atkinson3, C. Tachtatzis3, E. Iorkyase3, M. Judd4, I. A. Glover1 1University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom; 2Universidade Federal de Campina Grande, Brazil; 3University of

Strathclyde, United Kingdom; 4High Frequency Diagnostics and Engineering Ltd, United Kingdom

10:20 C2-3 (Invited) A STUDY OF THE COMMUNICATION NEEDS IN MICRO-GRID SYSTEMS C. Mavrokefalidis, D. Ampeliotis, K. Berberidis, University of Patras, Greece

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 513B

D3 Microwave Photonics (2)

Session Chairs: Stavros Iezekiel, Jianping Yao

09:40 D3-1 (Invited) FIBER-BASED SMALL CELLING BACKHAULING: NETWORK PLANNING C. Lim, C. Ranaweera, E. Wong, A. Nirmalathas, The University of Melbourne, Australia

10:00 D3-2 (Invited) RF INTERFERENCE MITIGATION USING PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY E. Ackerman, C. Cox, Photonic Systems, Inc., United States

10:20 D3-3 (Invited) SIMULTANEOUS MULTI-CHANNEL MICROWAVE PHOTONIC SIGNAL PROCESSING

L. R. Chen, McGill University, Canada

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 513C



09:40 DB4-1 WIRELESS MONITORING OF A STRUCTURAL BEAM FOR POST-EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT B. Ozbey1, O. Kurc2, H. V. Demir1, V. B. Erturk1, A. Altintas1 1Bilkent University, Turkey; 2Middle East Technical University, Turkey

10:00 DB4-2 GESTURE RECOGNITION WITH THE CHIPLESS RIFD TECHNOLOGY N. Barbot1, E. Perret1,2 1University of Grenoble Alpes, LCIS, France; 2Institut Universitaire de France, France

10:20 DB4-3 NOVEL CIRCULARLY-POLARIZED HORN ANTENNAS AND PHASE-LESS CHARACTERIZATION METHODS FOR SUB-MM-WAVE AND TERAHERTZ COMMUNICATION AND SENSING S. Bhardwaj, N. K. Nahar, J. L. Volakis, The Ohio State University, United States

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 513EF

E9 EMC in Complex Systems (2)


09:40 E9-1 DEVELOPMENT OF A TEST RIG TO MEASURE THE EM-SUSCEPTIBILITY OF AN UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE F. Burghardt, H. Garbe, Leibniz Universitaet Hannover, Germany

10:00 E9-2 (Invited) MODELLING OF MULTI-MEGAWATT WIND TURBINES FOR EMI AND EMS INVESTIGATIONS BY A TOPOLOGICAL APPROACH S. Fisahn, S. Koj, H. Garbe, Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany

10:20 E9-3 (Invited) RISK BASED EMC FOR COMPLEX SYSTEMS F. Leferink1,2, J.-K. van der Ven3, H. Bergsma2, B. van Leersum4 1University of Twente, Netherlands; 2THALES Nederland, Netherlands; 3RH Marine, Netherlands; 4Defence

Material Organisation, Netherlands

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 510BD

F3 Microwave Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere (2)


09:40 F3-1 (Invited) SMAP MEASUREMENTS OF FROZEN AND THAWED SOIL A. Colliander1, C. Derksen2, X. Xu1, S. Dunbar1, Y. Kim3, J. Kimball3, J. Lemmetyinen4, A. Berg5, S. Yueh1

1Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States; 2Environment Canada, Canada; 3University of Montana, United States; 4Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland; 5University of Guelph, Canada

10:00 F3-2 (Invited) SNOW PARAMETER RETRIEVAL FROM WATER CYCLE OBSERVATION MISSION J. Shi, C. Xiong, Y. Cui, Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 511BE

G2 Data Assimilation Modeling (2)

Session Chairs: Ivan Galkin, Bruno Nava

09:40 G2-1 ASSIMILATING DIVERSE KINDS OF DATA INTO NEQUICK 2 B. Nava1, F. Azpilicueta2, A. Kashcheyev1 1The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Italy; 2CONICET - Universidad Nacional de La

Plata, Argentina

10:00 G2-2 GLOBAL NOWCAST OF 3D BOTTOMSIDE IONOSPHERIC PLASMA DENSITY USING IRTAM I. A. Galkin1, B. W. Reinisch1,2, D. Bilitza3 1University of Massachusetts Lowell, United States; 2Lowell Digisonde International, LLC, United States; 3George

Mason University, United States

10:20 G2-3 THE USU-GAIM-FP DATA ASSIMILATION MODEL FOR IONOSPHERIC SPECIFICATIONS AND FORECASTS L. Scherliess, R. W. Schunk, L. C. Gardner, V. Eccles, L. Zhu, J. J. Sojka, Utah State University, United States

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 513D

GEH3 Seismo Electromagnetics (Lithosphere-Atmosphere- Ionosphere Coupling) (1)

Session Chairs: Sergey Pulinets, Yasuhide Hobara, Hanna Rothkaehl

09:40 GEH3-1 (Invited) CHARACTERISTICS OF 2D AND 3D STRUCTURES OF IONOSPHERIC ANOMALIES PRECEDING THE LARGE EARTHQUAKE K. Hattori1,1, P. Han1,2, S. Hirooka1, M. Yagmur1, C. Yoshino1, T. Kobari1, A. Honma1, J.-Y. Liu3 1Chiba University, Japan; 2Institute of Statistical Mathematics, Japan; 3National Central University, Taiwan

10:00 GEH3-2 (Invited) MEASURING THE SEISMO-GENERATED ELECTRIC FIELD IN THE IONOSPHERE BEFORE LARGE EARTHQUAKES J.-Y. Liu, National Central University, Taiwan; K. Hattori, Chiba University, Japan

10:20 GEH3-3 (Invited) IONOSPHERE SOUNDING FOR PRE-SEISMIC ANOMALIES IDENTIFICATION (INSPIRE): RESULTS AND PERSPECTIVES A. Krankowski1, S. Pulinets1,2, M. Hernandez-Pajares3, I. I. Cherniak1, I. Zakharenkova1, H. Rothkaehl4 1University of Warmia and Mazury, Poland; 2Space Research Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia; 3Politechnical University of Cataluna, Spain; 4Space Research Centre, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 511CF



09:40 H2-1 RECENT RESULTS FROM THE ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELD INSTRUMENT SUITE AND INTEGRATED SCIENCE (EMFISIS) ON THE VAN ALLEN PROBES C. Kletzing, University of Iowa, United States

10:00 H2-2 LARGE-AMPLITUDE UPPER-BAND CHORUS EMISSIONS OBSERVED BY VAN ALLEN PROBES Y. Kubota1,2, C. Kletzing2, Y. Omura1, G. Reeves3 1Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University, Japan; 2Department of Physics and

Astronomy, University of Iowa, USA; 3Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA

10:20 H2-3 PROMPT MEV RADIATION BELT ELECTRON ACCELERATION IN NON-LINEAR INTERACTIONS WITH VLF CHORUS J. C. Foster, P. J. Erickson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States; Y. Omura, Kyoto University,

Japan; D. N. Baker, University of Colorado Boulder, United States; C. A. Kletzing, University of Iowa, United

States; S. G. Claudepierre, The Aerospace Corporation, United States

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 516DE

J3 Receivers and Radiometers: Design & Calibration (2)


09:40 J3-1 (Invited) LOW-NOISE RECEIVERS FOR MID FREQUENCY APERTURE ARRAYS AND THEIR DEVELOPMENTS W. A. van Cappellen, J. G. Bij de Vaate, ASTRON, Netherlands

10:00 J3-2 (Invited) ON THE PERFORMANCE LIMITS OF THE SKA1-MID REFLECTOR SYSTEM R. Lehmensiek, EMSS Antennas (Pty) Ltd, South Africa; D. I. de Villiers, University Stellenbosch, South Africa

10:20 J3-3 (Invited) WIDE BAND SINGLE PIXEL FEED ADVANCED INSTRUMENTATION PROGRAM FOR SKA B. Billade, Onsala Space Observatory, Sweden

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 514A

J4 Digital Signal Processing Hardware (2)


09:40 J4-1 WHAT NEXT FOR CASPER? THE FUTURE OF THE COLLABORATION FOR ASTRONOMY SIGNAL PROCESSING AND ELECTRONICS RESEARCH J. Hickish, D. Werthimer, UC Berkeley, United States

10:00 J4-2 HERA NODE ARCHITECTURE AND SIGNAL PROCESSING Z. Abdurashidova, UC Berkeley, United States

10:20 J4-3 THE CHIME GPU CORRELATOR X-ENGINE: CONSTRAINTS, PERFORMANCE, AND OPTIMIZATIONS N. Denman, University of Toronto, Canada

Monday, August 21, 2017 09:40-10:40 516AB


MP (2)


09:40 K2-1 (Invited) USING MAGNETOSOME GENES FOR MRI REPORTER GENE EXPRESSION Q. Sun1,2,2, S. C. Donnelly1, F. S. Prato1,2,2, D. E. Goldhawk1,2,2 1Lawson Health Research Institute, Canada; 2Western University, Canada

10:20 K2-2 QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE FOCALITY OF A DOUBLE-D COIL IN THE HUMAN BRAIN Y. Kawasaki1, K. Hosomi2, K. Yamamoto3, S. Hara3, Y. Abe3, Y. Saitoh2, M. Sekino3 1The University of Tokyo, Japan; 2Osaka University, Japan; 3The Univerisity of Tokyo, Japan

Monday, August 21, 2017 11:00-12:00 517CD

L0 General Lecture 1: Michael Kramer - 'Exploring Gravity'

11:00 L0-1 (Invited) EXPLORING GRAVITY AND GRAVITATIONAL WAVES M. Kramer, Max-Planck-Institute fuer Radioastronomie, Germany

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 511AD

A3 Commission A Open Session


13:20 A3-1 REFERENCE STANDARD FOR MILLIMETER-WAVE POWER PRIMARY STANDARDS SYSTEM J.-Y. Kwon1,2, Y.-P. Hong1, D.-J. Lee1,2, N.-W. Kang1 1KRISS, South Korea; 2UST, South Korea

13:40 A3-2 UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS OF CIRCULAR IRIS WAVEGUIDE VERIFICATION STANDARD FOR VECTOR NETWORK ANALYZERS N. Shoaib, National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Pakistan; S. Shoaib, HITEC University,

Pakistan

14:00 A3-3 METHOD FOR AUTOMATICALLY VALIDATING THE SIGNAL WITH PEAK AND OSCILLATION USING FEATURE SELECTIVE VALIDATION(FSV)

W. Du, N. Fang, Y. Xie, Beihang University, China (CIE)

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 510AC



13:20 B3-1 FORCE TRACING AND ITS APPLICATION IN OPTICAL MANIPULATION A. Akbarzadeh, FORTH, Greece; C. Caloz, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada

13:40 B3-2 (Invited) EMBEDDED EIGENSTATES AND COHERENT VIRTUAL ABSORPTION IN METAMATERIAL STRUCTURES A. Alu1, D. L. Sounas1, F. Monticone1,2, A. Krasnok1 1The University of Texas at Austin, United States; 2Cornell University, United States

14:00 B3-3 (Invited) METAMATERIAL MEDIATED EM WAVE AMPLIFICATION R. Seviour, University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 513A

C3 Enabling Technologies for Smart Cities (1)

Session Chair: Hongjian Sun

13:20 C3-1 SMART PHYSICAL LAYER BASED DIRECTIONAL COMMUNICATION NETWORKING F. A. Qazi, M. F. Iskander, Z. Yun, G. Sasaki, S. M. M. Islam, University of Hawaii at Manoa, United States

13:40 C3-2 VSR5 OPTICAL 4×10GBPS CONVERTER IC AND 12×10GBPS VCSEL OPTICAL MODULE DESIGN P. Miao, L. Tian, W. Zhu, Z. Song, W. Li, Southeast University, China (CIE)

14:00 C3-3 AN INSET FED SQUARE MICROSTRIP PATCH ANTENNA TO IMPROVE THE RETURN LOSS CHARACTERISTICS FOR 5G APPLICATIONS B. G. Hakanoglu, Ahi Evran University, Turkey; M. Turkmen, Erciyes University, Turkey

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 514B

CA4 Channel Measurements, Characterization and Verification through

Electromagnetic Metrology and Measurement Post Processing (1)

Session Chairs: Jeanne QUIMBY, Sana Salous

13:20 CA4-1 AN X-BAND RADIO CHANNEL MODEL FOR PROPAGATION THROUGH THE SOLAR CORONA A. J. Stocker, D. R. Siddle, E. M. Warrington, University of Leicester, United Kingdom; G. Mariotti, D. Silvestri,

A. Zeqai, P. Tortora, University of Bologna, Italy; A. Argyriou, University of Thessaly, Greece; J. De Vicente,

R. Abello, M. Mercolino, ESA, Germany

13:40 CA4-2 CHANNEL MODELING USING SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO BASED SLIDING CORRELATOR CHANNEL SOUNDER H.-C. Liu, J.-Y. Lin, Y.-H. Zhang, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan; C. L. Lin,

National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology, Taiwan

14:00 CA4-3 CHANNEL PROPAGATION EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENTS AND SIMULATIONS AT 52 GHZ B. Montenegro-Villacieros1, S. Salous2, J. Bishop1, X. Raimundo2 1JRC, Italy; 2University of Durham, United Kingdom

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 513B

D5 D-Tutorial J Leuthold: “The Path towards 100 Gbit/s Wireless Communications

Session Chair: Günter Steinmeyer

13:20 D5-1 (Invited) THE PATH TOWARDS 100 GBIT/S WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS J. Leuthold, R. Bonjour, M. Burla, C. Haffner, W. Heni, C. Hoessbacher, Y. Salamin, Y. Fedoryshyn, ETH Zurich,

Switzerland

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:40 513C



13:20 DB6-1 RADAR CROSS SECTION BASED DUAL-BAND DUAL-POLARIZED HUMIDITY SENSING TAG R. Raju, G. E. Bridges, Universtiy of Mantioba, Manitoba

13:40 DB6-2 ANTIPODAL FERMI TAPERED SLOT ANTENNA ARRAY WITH SIW-BASED FEEDING NETWORK FOR 60-GHZ POINT TO POINT COMMUNICATIONS I. M. Mohamed, A. Sebak, Concordia University, Canada

14:00 DB6-3 WIDE-BAND MILLIMETRE WAVE DOWN-CONVERTER BASED ON SIX-PORT CIRCUIT FOR RADAR AND SENSING APPLICATIONS H. Arab Salmanabadi, C. Akyel, S. Tatu, INRS, Canada

14:20 DB6-4 COMPACT W-BAND ANTENNA FOR POLARIZATION DIVERSITY APPLICATIONS A. B. Numan, J.-F. Frigon, J.-J. Laurin, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 513EF

E10 High-Power Electromagnetics (1)

Session Chairs: Robert Gardner, Dave Giri

13:20 E10-1 (Invited) ELECTRICAL BREAKDOWN STRENGTHS OF VARIOUS GASSES AND GAS MIXTURES

D. V. Giri, Pro-Tech, United States; V. Carboni, L3 Communications, United States; J. M. Lehr, University of New

Mexico, United States

13:40 E10-2 (Invited) UPSET MODELING R. L. Gardner, Consultant, United States

14:00 E10-3 RECOMMENDED IMPROVEMENTS FOR MIL-STD-188-125-1 W. A. Radasky, Metatech Corporation, United States; S. N. Longoria, ETS-Lindgren, United States

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 510BD

F5 Microwave Remote Sensing of Vegetation and Terrestrial Snow

Session Chairs: Paolo Pampaloni, Simonetta Paloscia

13:20 F5-1 MODELING AND MEASUREMENT OF MULTI-FREQUENCY MICROWAVE EMISSION OF SOIL FREEZING AND THAWING PROCESSES T. Zhao, J. Shi, Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

13:40 F5-2 (Invited) MICROWAVE EMISSION ANALYSIS OVER LONG-TERM TIME SERIES OF SNOW DATA COLLECTED IN ITALIAN ALPS S. Paloscia, E. Santi, P. Pampaloni, S. Pettinato, IFAC/CNR, Italy; X. Chuan, RADI-CAS, China; A. Crepaz,

Avalanche Center Arabba, Italy

14:00 F5-3 (Invited) CRYORAD: A SPACEBORNE ULTRAWIDEBAND MICROWAVE RADIOMETER FOR THE OBSERVATION OF CRYOSPHERE AND THE MONITORING OF PERMAFROST. G. Macelloni, M. Brogioni, F. Montomoli, M. Leduc-Leballeur, E. Santi, IFAC - CNR, Italy; S. Varchetta, Thales

Alenia Space, Italy; J. Johnson, K. Jezek, ElectroScience Laboratory, The Ohio State University, USA

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 513D



13:20 GEH4-1 GROUND-BASED VERTICAL SOUNDING OF THE IONOSPHERE TO IDENTIFY POSSIBLE IONOSPHERIC PRECURSORS OF EARTHQUAKE USING PARAMETERS OF MID-LATITUDE F2 AND ES LAYERS IN THE REGION OF THE KAMCHATKA PENINSULA USING POST-EVENT DATA PROCESSING (AIGNOS) L. P. Korsunova, V. V. Hegai, Pushkov Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radiowave Propagation

RAS, Russian Federation; S. A. Pulinets, Space Research Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian

Federation

13:40 GEH4-2 PRE- EARTHQUAKE EFFECTS IN ATMOSPHERE AND IONOSPHERE REVEALED BY SATELLITE AND VLF/LF OBSERVATIONS D. Ouzounov1, A. Rozhnoi2, M. Solovieva2, M. Hayakawa3, P. F. Biagi4, S. Pulinets2, H. Eichelberger5,

K. Schwingenschuh5, V. Fedun6

1Chapman University, United States; 2Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia; 3University of Electro-

Communications, Japan; 4University of Bari, Italy; 5Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria; 6University of Shef?eld,

UK

14:00 GEH4-3 IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES ASSOCIATED WITH VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS OBSERVED BY GPS-TEC AND HF DOPPLER SOUNDING A. Chonan, H. Nakata, H. Ohya, T. Takano, Chiba University, Japan; I. Tomizawa, The University of Electro-

Communications, Japan; T. Tsugawa, M. Nishioka, National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology, Japan

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 515ABC

GH5 Plasma Instabilities in the Ionosphere (1)

Session Chairs: Frank Lind, Robert Pfaff

13:20 GH5-1 (Invited) MID-LATITUDE E REGION PLASMA IRREGULARITIES OBSERVED DURING STORM AND QUIET CONDITIONS USING MULTI-STATIC, MULTI-FREQUENCY RADAR OBSERVATIONS J. L. Chau1, J.-P. St. Maurice2, J. P. Vierinen3, M. Urco1 1Leibniz Institute of Atmospheric Physics at the University of Rostock, Germany; 2University of Saskatchewan,

Canada; 3The Arctic University of Norway, Norway

13:40 GH5-2 (Invited) THE ICEBEAR RADAR: A NEW FULLY DIGITAL 50-MHZ VHF BISTATIC RADAR FOR E-REGION RADAR OBSERVATIONS AND RESEARCH G. C. Hussey, D. R. Huyghebaert, K. A. McWilliams, J.-P. St.-Maurice, University of Saskatchewan, Canada

14:00 GH5-3 MID-LATITUDE E REGION IRREGULARITY EXCITED BY KELVIN HELMHOLTZ INSTABILITY Y. Liu, C. Zhou, X. Gu, B. Ni, Z. Zhao, Wuhan University, China (CIE)

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 511CF



13:20 H3-1 METHOD FOR DIRECT DETECTION OF PITCH ANGLE SCATTERING CAUSED BY PLASMA WAVES M. Kitahara, Y. Katoh, Tohoku University, Japan

13:40 H3-2 STATISTICAL PROPERTIES OF PLASMASPHERIC HISS FROM VAN ALLEN PROBES D. P. Hartley, C. A. Kletzing, S. R. Bounds, W. S. Kurth, G. B. Hospodarsky, University of Iowa, United

States; O. Santolik, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Czech Republic; R. B. Horne, British Antarctic Survey, UK

14:00 H3-3 (Invited) INITIAL REPORT OF THE PLASMA WAVE EXPERIMENT (PWE) ONBOARD THE ARASE (ERG) SATELLITE

Y. Kasahara1, Y. Kasaba2, H. Kojima3, S. Yagitani1, K. Ishisaka4, A. Kumamoto2, F. Tsuchiya2, T. Imachi1,

M. Ozaki1, S. Matsuda5, M. Hikishima6, Y. Katoh2, A. Matsuoka6, Y. Miyoshi5, I. Shinohara6 1Kanazawa University, Japan; 2Tohoku University, Japan; 3Kyoto University, Japan; 4Toyama Prefectural

University, Japan; 5Nagoya University, Japan; 6ISAS/JAXA, Japan

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 516DE



13:20 J5-1 (Invited) THE LOW FREQUENCY RECEIVERS FOR SKA1-LOW: DESIGN AND VERIFICATION P. Benthem, M. Gerbers, J. G. Bij de Vaaate, S. Wijnholds, J. Bast, ASTRON, Netherlands; T. Booler, T. Colgate,

B. Crosse, D. Emrich, P. Hall, B. Juswardy, D. Kenney, F. Schlagenhaufer, M. Sokolowski, A. Sutinjo, D. Ung,

R. Wayth, A. Williams, ICRAR/Curtin University, Australia; M. Alderighi, P. Bolli, G. Comoretto, A. Mattana,

J. Monari, G. Naldi, F. Perini, G. Pupillo, S. Rusticelli, M. Schiaffino, F. Schilliro, INAF, Italy; A. Aminei,

R. Chiello, M. Jones, University of Oxford, United Kingdom; J. Baker, R. Bennett, R. Halsall, STFC RAL,

Scotland

13:40 J5-2 A 275–500 GHZ HETERODYNE RECEIVER WITH HIGH-JC SIS JUNCTIONS: CONCEPT AND MEASUREMENTS M. Kroug, S. Ezaki, K. Uemizu, T. Kojima, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan

14:00 J5-3 WAVEGUIDE RECEIVER DESIGN PROTOTYPES FOR THE 211-275 GHZ AND 790-950 GHZ FREQUENCY RANGES K. I. Rudakov1,2,3, P. N. Dmitriev3, A. M. Baryshev2,4, A. V. Khudchenko2, R. Hesper2, O. S. Kiselev3,

V. P. Koshelets3 1Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Russia; 2University of Groningen, the Nederlands; 3Kotel’nikov

Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics RAS, Russia; 4SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research, the

Nederlands

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 514A

JG8 Ionospheric Models and their Validation (1)

Session Chairs: Stefan Wijnholds, Sean Elvidge

13:20 JG8-1 A COMMUNITY WIDE IONOSPHERIC MODELLING CHALLENGE S. Elvidge1, M. J. Angling1, M. Codrescu2, M. Fedrizzi2, I. A. Galkin3, M. Hernandez-Pajares4, N. Jackson-Booth5,

B. Nava6, A. Ridley7, D. Roma-Dollase4 1University of Birmingham, United Kingdom; 2Space Weather Prediction Center, USA; 3University of

Massachusetts Lowell, USA; 4Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain; 5QinetiQ, United Kingdom; 6The Abdus

Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Italy; 7University of Michigan, USA

13:40 JG8-2 (Invited) CONSTRAINING IONOSPHERIC MODELS WITH RADIO INTERFEROMETRIC SELF-CALIBRATION DATA S. J. Wijnholds, ASTRON, Netherlands

14:00 JG8-3 (Invited) THE EFFECT OF THE IONOSPHERE ON ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATIONS BELOW 100 MHZ F. de Gasperin1, M. Mevius2, H. Intema1 1Leiden University, Netherlands; 2ASTRON, Netherlands

Monday, August 21, 2017 13:20-14:20 516AB

KBE3 Uncertainty Management and Stochastic Methods in Experimental and Numerical

Electromagnetism, Environmental Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry (1)

Session Chairs: Gabriele Gradoni, Joe Wiart, Ari Sihvola

13:20 KBE3-1 ESTIMATION OF UNCERTAINTY FOR ASSESSMENT OF HUMAN EXPOSURE LEVELS AT LOW FREQUENCY B. C. Kim, S. B. Jeon, J.-I. Moon, S.-W. Kim, S.-M. Kim, I.-K. Cho, ETRI, South Korea

13:40 KBE3-2 IMPACT OF UNCERTAIN TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION COIL POSITION AND ORIENTATION IN THE STIMULATION FOR A MOTOR CORTEX C. Li, China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, China

14:00 KBE3-3 STOCHASTIC DOSIMETRY FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF THE FETAL EXPOSURE TO 4G LTE TABLET IN REALISTIC SCENARIOS E. Chiaramello, M. Parazzini, S. Fiocchi, P. Ravazzani, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Italy; J. Wiart,

University Paris Saclay, France

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-16:00 510AC



15:00 B4-1 THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF EXCEPTIONAL POINTS OF DEGENERACIES IN GAIN AND LOSS BALANCED DEVICES M. Othman, F. Capolino, University of California, Irvine, United States

15:20 B4-2 (Invited) RELAXATION OF SOME NON-CONVEX CONSTRAINTS FOR Q-FACTOR OPTIMIZATION B. L. G. Jonsson, S. Shi, L. Wan, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden

15:40 B4-3 (Invited) FUNDAMENTAL LIMITS ON THE MIMO CAPACITY USING SEMIDEFINITE PROGRAMMING M. Gustafsson, C. Ehrenborg, Lund University, Sweden

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-16:00 513A

C5 Enabling Technologies for Smart Cities (2)

Session Chair: Hongjian Sun

15:00 C5-1 PACKET SEGMENTATION FOR CONTENTION-BASED TRANSMISSION IN 5G X. Tuo1, F. Wang1, Z. Zhao2, Y. Zhang2, D. Wang1 1State Key Laboratory of Rail Traffic Control and Safety, Beijing Jiaotong University, China (CIE); 2Nokia Beijing

Bell Lab, China (CIE)

15:20 C5-2 URBAN TRAFFIC INCIDENT DETECTION WITH MOBILE SENSORS BASED ON SVM B. Pan, H. Wu, Beijing Jiaotong University, China (CIE)

15:40 C5-3 SA-BASED ORBITAL DESIGN METHOD FOR GEO-BISAR RESOLUTION IMPROVEMENT Y. Cheng, S. Zhang, B. Zhao, C. Hu, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China (CIE)

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-16:00 514B

CA6 Channel Measurements, Characterization and Verification through

Electromagnetic Metrology and Measurement Post Processing (2)


15:00 CA6-1 METROLOGY-GRADE CHANNEL SOUNDER VERIFICATION AT MMWAVES FREQUENCIES J. Quimby1, D. Williams1, K. Remley1, P. Papazian1, D. Ribeiro2, J. Senic1 1NIST, United States; 2University of Aveiro, Portugal

15:20 CA6-2 ANALYSIS AND SELECTION OF PROPAGATION MODELS FOR BROADCAST AND MOBILE SERVICES IN URBAN AREAS IN COLOMBIA M. Patino1, A. Rangel1, J. Balbastre2, D. Alonzo1, Z. Lopez1, F. Vega1, J. Pantoja1 1Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia; 2Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain

15:40 CA6-3 A RESEARCH ON SAGE ALGORITHM BASED ON MASSIVE MIMO CHANNEL MEASUREMENTS Q. Wang, B. Ai, R. He, J. Li, Z. Zhong, Beijing Jiaotong University, China; N. Li, H. Qin, ZTE Corporation,

China

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-16:00 513B

D7 Modeling of Electronic, Photonic and Plasmonic Devices (1)

Session Chairs: Ayhan Demircan, Jeremy Gulley

15:00 D7-1 (Invited) ULTRAFAST MECHANISM OF ENERGY-BAND MODIFICATION OF WIDE-BAND-GAP CRYSTALS BY PONDERMOTIVE POTENTIAL OF GAUSSIAN ULTRASHORT LASER PULSE V. Gruzdev, O. Sergaeva, University of Missouri, United States

15:20 D7-2 SIMULATIONS OF ULTRAFAST LASER-INDUCED EXCITATION AND HEATING OF ELECTRON SUB-SYSTEM OF SEMICONDUCTORS WITH THE VINOGRADOV EQUATION AND MULTI-BAND KELDYSH FORMULA V. Gruzdev1, D. Austin2, O. Sergaeva1, E. Chowdhury2 1University of Missouri, United States; 2The Ohio State University, United States

15:40 D7-3 (Invited) ULTRAFAST STRONG THZ-FIELD EFFECTS IN SEMICONDUCTORS M. Kira, University of Michigan, United States; U. Huttner, S. W. Koch, Philipps University Marburg, Germany

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-15:20 513EF

E11 High-Power Electromagnetics (2)

Session Chairs: Robert Gardner, Dave Giri

15:00 E11-1 AN INTEGRATED DESIGN METHOD FOR FUEL MEASUREMENT SYSTEM AGAINST ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE G. Chen, D. Su, S. Cui, Z. Peng, Beihang University, China (CIE)

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-16:00 510BD

F6 Millimeter-Wave Propagation and Remote Sensing (1)

Session Chair: Albin Gasiewski

15:00 F6-1 MILLIMETER-WAVE ASTROCLIMATE INVESTIGATIONS ON BADARY OBSERVATORY NEAR BAIKAL LAKE G. M. Bubnov1,2, V. F. Vdovin1,2, V. Y. Bukov3, T. A. Makarov2, G. N. Il’in3, I. I. Zinchenko1 1Institute of Applied Physics RAS, Russian Federation; 2Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University n.a. R.E.

Alekseev, Russian Federation; 3Institute of Applied Astronomy RAS, Russian Federation

15:20 F6-2 SUBMILLIMETER-WAVE LIMB SOUNDER, SMILES-2, FOR OBSERVATION OF THE STRATOSPHERE, MESOSPHERE, AND LOWER THERMOSPHERE S. Ochiai1, Y. Uzawa1, Y. Irimajiri1, P. Baron1, T. Nishibori2, T. Manabe3, H. Maezawa3, A. Mizuno4,

T. Nagahama4, M. Suzuki2, M. Shiotani5 1National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan; 2Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency,

Japan; 3Osaka Prefecture University, Japan; 4Nagoya University, Japan; 5Kyoto University, Japan

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-16:40 513D



15:00 GEH6-1 COSEISMIC IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES AT MULTIPLE ALTITUDES ASSOCIATED WITH THE FORESHOCK OF TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE OBSERVED BY HF DOPPLER SOUNDING H. Nakata, K. Takaboshi, T. Takano, Chiba University, Japan; I. Tomizawa, The University of Electro-

Communications, Japan

15:20 GEH6-2 CO-VOLCANIC IONOSPHERIC PERTURBATIONS, OBSERVATIONS AND MODELING E. Astafyeva, K. Shults, V. Rakoto, P. Lognonne, IPGP, France

15:40 GEH6-3 (Invited) VHF MODULATIONS IN THE WIRELESS SIGNALS ASSOCIATED WITH PRE-EARTHQUAKE PROCESSES D. Ouzounov1, S. Velichkova-Yotsova2, S. Pulinets3, A. Velez1, N. Hatzopoulos1 1Chapman University, United States; 2LAIMC project, Bulgaria; 3Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

16:00 GEH6-4 EARTHQUAKE LIGHTS: MECHANISM OF ENERGETIC COUPLING OF EARTH’S CRUST TO THE LOWER ATMOSPHERE J. Jansky, V. P. Pasko, Penn State University, United States

16:20 GEH6-5 IMAGES OF THE BENIOFF ZONE IN THE LITHOSPHERE USING ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY RELEASED FROM STRESS IN TECTONIC PLATES J. A. Heraud, V. A. Centa, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru, Peru; T. Bleier, Quakefinder Inc., USA




15:00 GH7-1 (Invited) PLASMA INSTABILITY-DRIVEN MID-LATITUDE IONOSPHERIC IRREGULARITIES AND POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES FOR RADAR AND GPS SCINTILLATION OBSERVATIONS W. A. Scales, Virginia Tech, United States

15:20 GH7-2 (Invited) APPLYING LINEAR AND NONLINEAR E REGION PLASMA INSTABILITY THEORIES TO HIGH LATITUDE OBSERVATIONS. J.-P. St-Maurice, S. Choudhury, Institute of Space and Atmospheric Sciences, Canada (CAN)

15:40 GH7-3 ASYMMETRY IN THE FARLEY-BUNEMAN DISPERSION RELATION CAUSED BY PARALLEL ELECTRIC FIELDS V. V. Forsythe, R. A. Makarevich, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Geophysical Institute, United States

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-16:00 511CF



15:00 H4-1 INTER-CALIBRATION OF VAP-HOPE PARTICLE DETECTORS TO OBTAIN THE ANISOTROPY OF ELECTRON PITCH ANGLE DISTRIBUTION L. Juhász1, J. Lichtenberger1,2, Y. Omura3, R. H. W. Friedel4 1Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, Eotvos Lorand University, Hungary; 2Geodetic and Geophysical

Institute, RCAES, Hungary; 3Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University, Japan; 4Los

Alamos National Laboratory National Security Education Center, USA

15:20 H4-2 QUASI-LINEAR DIFFUSION COEFFICIENTS FOR HIGHLY OBLIQUE WHISTLER WAVES J. M. Albert, Air Force Research Lab, United States

15:40 H4-3 UNUSUAL DETECTION OF LOW-FREQUENCY Z MODE WAVES NEAR THE PLASMAPAUSE BY THEMIS U. Taubenschuss1, O. Le Contel2, O. Santolik1,3 1Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic; 2Laboratoire de Physique des

Plasmas, CNRS/Ecole Polytechnique/UPMC, France; 3Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University,

Czech Republic

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-16:00 516DE



15:00 J7-1 (Invited) MICROWAVE AND MILLIMETER-WAVE TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS AT YEBES OBSERVATORY J. A. Lopez-Perez, J. A. Lopez-Fernandez, IGN, Spain

15:20 J7-2 (Invited) CALIBRATION OF APERTIF, THE NEW PHASED ARRAY FEED SYSTEM FOR THE WESTERBORK ARRAY B. Hut, W. A. van Cappellen, ASTRON, Netherlands

15:40 J7-3 (Invited) FRONT-ENDS AND PHASED ARRAY FEEDS FOR THE SARDINIA RADIO TELESCOPE A. Navarrini, INAF-Astronomical Observatory of Cagliari, Italy

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-16:00 514A



15:00 JG10-1 (Invited) IONOSPHERIC STUDIES USING MWA AND LOFAR OBSERVATIONS M. J. Rioja1,2,3, R. Dodson1, T. Franzen4, G. Heald2 1ICRAR-UWA, Australia; 2CSIRO, Australia; 3Observatorio Astronomico Nacional (OAN), Spain; 4ICRAR-Curtin,

Australia

15:20 JG10-2 (Invited) TRAVELING IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES AND IONOSPHERIC GRADIENTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR RADIO ASTRONOMY A. J. Coster, MIT Haystack Observatory, United States

15:40 JG10-3 ACCURATELY MODELLING THE IONOSPHERE AT HIGH LATITUDES USING THE ELECTRON DENSITY ASSIMILATIVE MODEL (EDAM) R. A. Buckland, N. Jackson-Booth, R. Penney, P. Martin, QinetiQ, United Kingdom

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-16:00 516AB

K4 Latest Development in Measurement and Applications of Dielectric Spectroscopy

(1)

Session Chairs: Niels Kuster, Theodoros Samaras

15:00 K4-1 DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF HUMAN SKIN AT FREQUENCIES ABOVE 6 GHZ P. Fallahi, A. Christ, M. Douglas, F. Muranyi, N. Kuster, IT'IS Foundation, Switzerland

15:20 K4-2 SIGNIFICANCE OF HETEROGENEITIES IN ACCURATE DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS OF BIOLOGICAL TISSUES E. Porter, A. La Gioia, M. A. Elahi, M. O'Halloran, National University of Ireland Galway, Ireland

15:40 K4-3 MEASUREMENTS OF DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF SKIN LAYERS FROM LF TO MMW REGION K. Wake, K. Sasaki, S. Watanabe, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

Monday, August 21, 2017 15:00-15:40 514C

SPC1 Student Paper Competition (1)

Session Chair: Sembiam Rengarajan

15:00 DB4-3 NOVEL CIRCULARLY-POLARIZED HORN ANTENNAS AND PHASE-LESS CHARACTERIZATION METHODS FOR SUB-MM-WAVE AND TERAHERTZ COMMUNICATION AND SENSING S. Bhardwaj, N. K. Nahar, J. L. Volakis, The Ohio State University, United States

15:20 DB27-1 EFFECT OF ZERO-NONLINEARITY POINT ON OPTICAL EVENT HORIZON IN DEFOCUSED NONLINEAR MEDIA S. Bose1,2, R. Chattopadhyay3, M. Pal1, S. K. Bhadra3 1CSIR-Central Glass and Ceramaic Research Institute, India; 2Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research,

India; 3Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, India

Monday, August 21, 2017 16:00-17:40 511AD

A4 Metrology for Wireless Power Transmission Solutions

Session Chairs: Nuno Borges Carvalho, Ke Wu

16:00 A4-1 THE NEW METHOD OF THE MICROSTRIP ANTENNAS DIAGNOSING L. L. Nowosielski, M. M. Wnuk, Military University of Technology, Poland

16:20 A4-2 COOPERATIVE RADIOFREQUENCY (RF) AND PIEZOELECTRIC ENERGY HARVESTING FOR GLOBAL EFFICIENCY ENHANCEMENT X. Gu1, S. Hemour2, K. Wu1 1Polytechnique Montreal, Canada; 2University of Bordeaux, France

16:40 A4-3 REACTIVE NONLINEARITY FOR POWER HARVESTING-INSPIRED FREQUENCY DOWNCONVERTER L. Guo1, S. Hemour2, K. Wu1 1Poly-GRAMES, École Polytechnique Montréal, Canada; 2University of Bordeaux, France

17:00 A4-4 NOISE ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENTIAL WIDEBAND MILLIMETER-WAVE POWER HARVESTER IMPLEMENTED IN 65-NM BULK CMOS PROCESS P. Burasa, K. Wu, Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada

17:20 A4-5 SINUSOIDAL WPT SIGNAL INTERFERER, A COMMUNICATIONS APPROACH R. Figueiredo, N. Carvalho, Intituto de Telecomunicações, Portugal

Monday, August 21, 2017 16:00-17:40 510AC

B5 Solutions to Canonical Problems

Session Chairs: Andrey Osipov, Paul Smith

16:00 B5-1 WAVES INTERACTION WITH MULTILAYERED CHIRAL SPHERE Q. C. Shang, Z. S. Wu, T. Qu, G. Zhang, Xidian University, China; L. Gong, Xi'an Technological University,

China

16:20 B5-2 BACKSCATTERING FROM ELECTRICALLY LARGE LOW-ABSORPTION SPHERES: AN EXPLANATION OF SOLAR GLORIES A. V. Osipov, Microwaves and Radar Institute, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany

16:40 B5-3 (Invited) SCATTERING BY AN ELLIPTIC HALF-CYLINDER LOCATED INSIDE A DIHEDRAL REFLECTOR D. Erricolo, F. Farzami, P. L. E. Uslenghi, University of Illinois at Chicago, United States

17:00 B5-4 (Invited) THE EFFECT OF ROUNDING THE CORNERS OF SCATTERING STRUCTURES: E-POLARISATION CASE P. D. Smith, A. J. Markowskei, Macquarie University, Australia

17:20 B5-5 DIFFRACTION OF NONSYMMETRIC EIGENMODES BY THE END OF A SEMI-INFINITE OPEN GYROTROPIC CYLINDRICAL WAVEGUIDE V. A. Es'kin, A. V. Kudrin, University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russian Federation

Monday, August 21, 2017 16:00-17:40 513B

D8 Carbon-Based Photonics and Optoelectronics

Session Chairs: Frank Wang, Fabian Rotermund

16:00 D8-1 (Invited) OPTICAL NONLINEARITY AND ULTRAFAST LASER APPLICATIONS OF LAYERED MATERIALS BEYOND GRAPHENE E. Kelleher, Imperial College London, United Kingdom

16:20 D8-2 (Invited) NONLINEAR OPTICS WITH LOW-DIMENSIONAL NANOMATERIALS Z. Sun, Aalto University, Finland

16:40 D8-3 (Invited) OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY OF INDIVIDUAL CARBON NANOTUBES K. Liu, School of Physics, Peking University, China (SRS)

17:00 D8-4 (Invited) INFRARED FINGERPRINT SPECTROSCOPY OF NANOSCALE MOLECULES WITH GRAPHENE PLASMONS Q. Dai, National Center for Nanoscience and Technology, China

17:20 D8-5 (Invited) ENHANCED GRAPHENE ABSORPTION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR MID-INFRARED COMPONENTS Z. Liu1, X. Ying1, Y. Pu1, C. Yang1, K. Li1, J. Xu2, Y. Jiang1 1University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China; 2Brown University, USA

Monday, August 21, 2017 16:00-17:40 513EF

E12 Stochastic/Statistical Techniques in EMC (1)

Session Chairs: Luk Arnaut, Sergio Pignari

16:00 E12-1 (Invited) ADVANCED ANALYSIS OF THE TRANSIENT IMPEDANCE OF THE HORIZONTAL GROUNDING ELECTRODE: FROM STATISTICS TO SENSITIVITY INDICES S. Šesnic1, A. Šušnjara1, S. Lalléchère2, D. Poljak1, K. El Khamlichi Drissi2, P. Bonnet2, F. Paladian2 1University of Split, Croatia; 2Université Clermont Auvergne, France

16:20 E12-2 FAST AND ACCURATE STATISTICAL ESTIMATION OF COMMON MODE VOLTAGES AND CURRENTS IN WEAKLY NON-UNIFORM DIFFERENTIAL INTERCONNECTS X. Wu1, F. Grassi1, P. Manfredi2, G. Spadacini1, D. Vande Ginste2, S. A. Pignari1 1Politecnico di Milano, Italy; 2Ghent University-imec, Belgium

16:40 E12-3 SENSITIVITY CROSSTALK ANALYSIS STUDY FOR AERONAUTICS TEST CASE C. Jullien, J. Genoulaz, A. Dieudonne, Safran Electrical & Power, France

17:00 E12-4 (Invited) STATISTICAL ISSUES IN CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT OF EMC MEASUREMENT DATA C. Carobbi, University of Florence, Italy

17:20 E12-5 A MONTE-CARLO-BASED SIMULATION OF WIRELESS DEVICE AND EMC MEASUREMENTS IN A REVERBERATION CHAMBER D. Senic1, D. F. Williams1, D. C. Ribeiro2, K. A. Remley1

1NIST, United States; 2University of Aveiro, Portugal

Monday, August 21, 2017 16:00-16:40 510BD

F7 Millimeter-Wave Propagation and Remote Sensing (2)

Session Chair: Albin Gasiewski

16:00 F7-1 MILLIMETER-WAVE CHANNEL MODELS FOR HUMAN PASSING THROUGH A LINE-OF-SIGHT PATH X. Ye, X. Yin, Tongji University, China; H. Yan, Huawei Technology Company, China; A. P. Yuste, Technical

University of Madrid, Madrid, Spain

16:20 F7-2 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE MICROWAVE RADAR DOPPLER SPECTRUM BACKSCATTERED FROM THE SEA SURFACE AT LOW INCIDENCE ANGLES M. S. Ryabkova, V. Y. Karaev, Y. A. Titchenko, E. M. Meshkov, Institute of Applied Physics of the Russian

Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation




16:00 GH8-1 (Invited) ORIGIN OF 150-KM RADAR ECHOES FOUND AFTER 50 YEARS? M. M. Oppenheim, Y. S. Dimant, Boston University, United States

16:20 GH8-2 WHAT CONTROLS THE EVOLUTION OF THE RAYLEIGH-TAYLOR INSTABILITY INTO PLASMA BUBBLES? C. Huang, Air Force Research Laboratory, United States

16:40 GH8-3 (Invited) INCOHERENT SCATTER RADAR AND IN SITU AND CHEMICAL RELEASE MEASUREMENTS OF SUNSET ELECTRODYNAMICS OF THE EQUATORIAL IONOSPHERE DURING THE NASA EVEX CAMPAIGN AT KWAJALEIN E. Kudeki, P. M. Reyes, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, United States; R. F. Pfaff, NASA, United

States; M. F. Larsen, Clemson University, United States

17:00 GH8-4 C/NOFS OBSERVATIONS OF REVERSED ZONAL E X B DRIFTS BELOW THE EQUATORIAL IONOSPHERIC F-PEAK AT SUNSET AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THE GENERATION OF LARGE SCALE INSTABILITIES R. F. Pfaff, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, United States

Monday, August 21, 2017 16:00-17:40 511CF



16:00 H5-1 TOWARD A SELF-CONSISTENT TREATMENT OF RADIATION BELT WAVE-PARTICLE INTERACTIONS G. L. Delzanno, C. A. Jeffery, V. K. Jordanova, LANL, United States

16:20 H5-2 ENERGY TRANSFER BETWEEN DIFFERENT-CYCLOTRON-RESONANCE ELECTRONS VIA OBLIQUE WHISTLER-MODE WAVE PACKETS IN THE MAGNETOSPHERE D. R. Shklyar, Space Research Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation

16:40 H5-3 MODELING OF OBLIQUELY PROPAGATING ELECTROSTATIC WAVES IN THE INNER MAGNETOSPHERE M. F. Bashir, COMSATS Institute of Information Technology Lahore, Pakistan; L. Chen, University of Texas at

Dallas, 800 W Campbell Rd. MS WT15, Richardson, TX 7508, USA; G. Murtaza, GC University Lahore, Pakistan,

Pakistan

17:00 H5-4 TWO-DIMENSIONAL PARTICLE SIMULATIONS OF WHISTLER-MODE WAVE PARTICLE INTERACTION T. Nogi, Y. Omura, Reserch Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University, Japan

17:20 H5-5 NONLINEAR GENERATION MECHANISM OF EMIC FALLING TONE EMISSIONS M. Shoji, Nagoya University, Japan; Y. Omura, Kyoto University, Japan

Monday, August 21, 2017 16:00-17:00 516DE



16:00 J9-1 DESIGN AND LABORATORY TESTING OF THE FIVE HUNDRED METER APERTURE SPHERICAL TELESCOPE (FAST) 19 BEAM L-BAND RECEIVER A. Dunning1, M. Bowen1,2, S. Castillo1, Y. S. Chung1, P. Doherty1, D. George1, D. B. Hayman1, K. Jeganathan1,

H. Kanoniuk1, S. Mackay1, L. Reilly1, P. Roush1, S. Severs1, K. W. Smart1, R. D. Shaw1, S. L. Smith1, T. Tzioumis1,

V.-C. J. Venables1 1CSIRO, Australia; 2SKA Organisation, United Kingdom

16:20 J9-2 (Invited) REALIZATION OF PHASED ARRAYS FOR REFLECTOR OBSERVING SYSTEMS L. Liu, K. Grainge, University of Manchester, United Kingdom

16:40 J9-3 (Invited) COMMISSIONING AND FIRST RESULTS OF THE NIKA2 INSTRUMENT, THE KILOPIXEL CONTINUUM CAMERA OF THE IRAM 30-M TELESCOPE M. Calvo, Institut Néeel, CNRS, France

Monday, August 21, 2017 16:00-17:40 514A



16:00 JG12-1 DIFFERENTIAL TOTAL ELECTRON CONTENT TOMOGRAPHY OF THE IONOSPHERE J. G. Albert, Leiden Observatory, Netherlands

16:20 JG12-2 BIQUADRATIC-LORENSIAN (B-L) FUNCTIONS FOR ANALYTIC SOLUTIONS TO DATA FITTING AND RAY PROPAGATION P. A. Bernhardt, J. D. Huba, K. F. Dymond, Naval Research Laboratory, United States; J. R. Franz, MIT Lincoln

Laboratory, United States; N. Aponte, M. P. Sulzer, Arecibo Observatory, United States; R. B. Langley, University

of New Brunswick, Canada; E. B. Shume, A. Komjathy, NASA – JPL, United States

16:40 JG12-3 COMPARISON OF EQUATORIAL IONIZATION ANOMALY GRADIENTS FROM MULTISTATION GPS TEC AND ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK FOR SCINTILLATION PREDICTION IN THE INDIAN LONGITUDES D. Sur, A. Paul, University of Calcutta, India

17:00 JG12-4 FARADAY ROTATION, TOTAL ELECTRON CONTENT AND THEIR SENSITIVITY TO THE AVERAGE PARALLEL COMPONENT OF THE MAGNETIC FIELD. A. C. Cushley, J.-M. A. Noël, K. Kabin, Royal Military College of Canada, Canada

17:20 JG12-5 EFFECTS OF IONOSPHERE AND TROPOSPHERE ON SENSITIVE RADIO OBSERVATIONS FROM 70 MHZ TO 24 GHZ. A. Datta, S. Chakraborty, Indian Institute of Technology Indore, India

Monday, August 21, 2017 16:00-17:20 516AB

K5 Therapeutic Application of RF EMF

Session Chairs: Lluis Mir, Koichi Ito

16:00 K5-1 NUMERICAL STUDY OF CONTRAST-ENHANCED FOCUSED MICROWAVE THERMAL THERAPY J. Stang1, S. Love2, M. Moghaddam1 1University of Southern California, United States; 2Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, United States

16:20 K5-2 A COMPARATIVE STUDY FOR DEVELOPMENT OF MICROWAVE GLUCOSE SENSORS T. Yilmaz, T. Ozturk, S. Joof, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey

16:40 K5-3 A SETUP FOR CELLS EM EXPOSURE DURING COHERENT ANTI-STOKES RAMAN (CARS) IMAGING C. Merla1, M. Liberti2, P. Marracino2, A. Azan1, F. Apollonio2, L. M. Mir1 1CNRS, France; 2La Sapienza, Italy

17:00 K5-4 TEMPERATURE CALCULATIONS IN BODY DURING THERMAL TREATMENT BY CAPACITIVE HEATING DEVICE K. Saito, K. Kumagae, K. Ito, Chiba University, Japan

Monday, August 21, 2017 16:00-17:40 514C

SPC2 Student Paper Competition (2)

Session Chair: Sembiam Rengarajan

16:00 D13-3 A DUAL-POLARIZED MICROMACHINED BEAM-STEERING RADAR AT 240 GHZ FOR COLLISION AVOIDANCE APPLICATIONS A. Jam, J. East, K. Sarabandi, University of Michigan, MI

16:20 B23P-3 PLANE WAVE DIFFRACTION BY A THIN MATERIAL STRIP: THE CASE OF E POLARIZATION T. Nagasaka, K. Kobayashi, Chuo University, Japan

16:40 B24-1 A PLANAR CONTROLLED RECEPTION PATTERN ARRAY WITH DUAL-MODE TM11-TM21 MICROSTRIP ANTENNA ELEMENTS FOR INCREASED ANGULAR COVERAGE N. Rezazadeh, L. Shafai, University of Manitoba, Canada

17:00 B24-3 MULTI-BAND MULTI-BEAM PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF ON-SITE CODING DIGITAL BEAMFORMER USING ULTRA-WIDEBAND ANTENNA ARRAY S. Bojja Venkatakrishnan, E. A. Alwan, J. L. Volakis, The Ohio State University, United States

Monday, August 21, 2017 17:00-17:40 516DE



17:00 J11-1 IN-SITU CHARACTERIZATION OF INTERNATIONAL LOW-FREQUENCY APERTURE ARRAYS BY MEANS OF AN UAV-BASED SYSTEM P. Bolli1, S. J. Wijnholds2, E. de Lera Acedo3, A. Lingua4, J. Monari1, F. Paonessa5, G. Pupillo1, G. Virone5 1INAF, Italy; 2ASTRON, The Netherlands; 3University of Cambridge, UK; 4Politecnico di Torino, Italy; 5CNR, Italy

17:20 J11-2 CALIBRATING THE CHIME PATHFINDER J. Mena, McGill University, Canada

Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 510AC

B6 Multiphysics and Multiscale Problems

Session Chairs: Zhizhang Chen, Qin Liu

08:00 B6-1 (Invited) THREE RECENT ADVANCES IN ELECTROMAGNETIC MODELING WITH THE FINITE-DIFFERENCE TIME-DOMAIN (FDTD) METHOD Z. D. Chen, Dalhousie University, Canada

08:20 B6-2 DISCRETIZATION OF MAXWELL-VLASOV EQUATIONS BASED ON DISCRETE EXTERIOR CALCULUS D.-Y. Na1, Y. A. Omelchenko2, B.-H. V. Borges3, F. L. Teixeira1 1The Ohio State University, United States; 2Trinum Research Inc., United States; 3University of Sao Paulo, Brazil

08:40 B6-3 SCATTERING FROM FINITE PERIODIC ARRAYS OF SCATTERERS USING BROADBAND GREEN’S FUNCTION OF INFINITE PERIODIC SCATTERERS S. Tan, L. Tsang, University of Michigan, United States

09:00 B6-4 SINGLE AND MULTIPLE ATOMIC DIPOLE RADIATORS A. Y. Liu, T. Xia, L. Meng, W. C. Chew, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 514A

B7 Metasurface Engineering (1)

Session Chairs: Tie Jun Cui, Anthony Grbic, Stefano Maci

08:00 B7-1 (Invited) FUNCTIONAL METASURFACES: DO WE NEED NORMAL POLARIZATIONS? S. Tretyakov1, D.-H. Kwon1,2, M. Albooyeh3, F. Capolino3 1Aalto University, Finland; 2University of Massachusetts, USA; 3University of California, USA

08:20 B7-2 (Invited) METASURFACES WITH ADVANCED REFLECTION AND TRANSMITTION PROPERTIES BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF RESONANT COUPLING A. Alu, D. L. Sounas, The University of Texas at Austin, United States

08:40 B7-3 (Invited) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN METASURFACE DESIGN AND APPLICATIONS K. Achouri, C. Caloz, Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada

09:00 B7-4 (Invited) ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE CONTROL BY METASURFACES: FROM DESIGN TO MANUFACTURING L. La Spada, Y. Hao, Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 513A

C7 Quantum Communications and Networks (1)

Session Chairs: Grace Metcalfe, Amir Zaghloul

08:00 C7-1 (Invited) NANOPHOTONICS FOR QUANTUM INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES M. I. Davanco, National Institute of Standards and Technology, United States

08:20 C7-2 (Invited) SECURE QUANTUM COMMUNICATION OVER LONG DISTANCES L. Li1, S. Muralidharan1, C.-L. Zou1, V. V. Albert1, J. Kim2, N. Lutkenhaus3, M. D. Lukin4, S. M. Girvin1, L. Jiang1 1Yale University, United States; 2Duke University, United States; 3University of Waterloo, Canada; 4Harvard

University, United States

08:40 C7-3 (Invited) COUPLING QUBITS TO PHOTONS VIA DUAL ATOMIC SPECIES FOR QUANTUM NETWORKING M. Saffman, University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States

09:00 C7-4 (Invited) AN ION-CAVITY QUANTUM INTERFACE M. Lee1, K. Friebe1, D. A. Fioretto1, K. Schüppert1, F. R. Ong1, P. Jobez1, R. Blatt1,2, T. E. Northup1 1University of Innsbruck, Austria; 2Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information of the Austrian Academy

of Sciences, Austria

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 514C

C8 Application of Radio Propagation Research Results in Radio System and Signal

Design (1)

Session Chairs: Robert Bultitude, Yves Lostanlen

08:00 C8-1 MODELLING OF STATISTICAL FADING PARAMETERS IN MARITIME CONTAINER TERMINAL ENVIRONMENTS M. M. Ferreira1, S. J. Ambroziak2, F. D. Cardoso1, J. Sadowski2, L. M. Correia3 1ESTSetubal, Polytechnic Institute of Setubal and INESC-ID, Portugal; 2Gdansk University of Technology, Faculty

of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics, Poland; 3Instituto Superior Tecnico, University of Lisbon and

INESC-ID, Portugal

08:20 C8-2 (Invited) RELATIONSHIPS AMONG STATISTICAL CHANNEL PARAMETERS FOR AN AIR-GROUND CHANNEL: STATIONARITY DISTANCE, RICEAN K-FACTOR, AND RMS DELAY SPREAD D. W. Matolak, University of South Carolina, United States; R. Sun, National Institute of Standards & Technology,

United States

08:40 C8-3 (Invited) SIMULTANEOUS OUTDOOR CHANNEL SOUNDING IN THE V AND K BANDS X. Raimundo, A. Cheema, S. El-Faitori, S. Salous, University of Durham, United Kingdom

09:00 C8-4 (Invited) PROPAGATION MODELING IN TUNNEL ENVIRONMENTS WITH RAY-TRACING AND VECTOR PARABOLIC EQUATION METHODS: THEORY AND COMPARISONS WITH MEASUREMENTS C. D. Sarris, N. Sood, X. Zhang, University of Toronto, Canada

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:00 517CD

D9 Keynote on Gravitational Wave Detection

Session Chairs: Günter Steinmeyer, Roman Schnabel

08:00 D9-1 (Invited) GRAVITATIONAL WAVE DETECTION FROM SPACE WITH LISA K. Danzmann, AEI Hannover, Germany

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 513B

DA10 Optical Frequency Metrology (1)

Session Chairs: Ekkehard Peik, Yann Le Coq

08:00 DA10-1 (Invited) YTTERBIUM OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCKS AT NIST A. Ludlow1, W. McGrew1,2, K. Beloy1, R. Fasano1,2, D. Nicolodi1, X. Zhang1,3, R. Brown1, M. Schioppo1,4,

G. Milani1,5, T. H. Yoon1,6 1National Institute of Standards and Technology, United States; 2University of Colorado, United States; 3Peking

University, China; 4Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Germany; 5Politecnico di Torino, Italy; 6Korea

University, Korea

08:20 DA10-2 (Invited) DEVELOPMENT OF CRYOGENIC SR OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCKS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS M. Takamoto1,1,2, I. Ushijima1,1,2, M. Das1,1,2, H. Katori1,1,3,2 1RIKEN, Japan; 2JST, Japan; 3The University of Tokyo, Japan

08:40 DA10-3 AN OPTICAL SECOND WITH STRONTIUM OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCKS J. Lodewyck, S. Bilicki, G. Vallet, E. Bookjans, R. Le Targat, LNE-SYRTE, Observatoire de Paris, France

09:00 DA10-4 COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO YTTERBIUM OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCKS Q. Gao, C. Han, M. Zhou, S. Li, S. Shuang, Y. Yao, B. Li, H. Qiao, D. Ai, G. Lou, M. Zhang, L. Ma, X. Xu, East

China Normal University, China (CIE)

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-08:40 513EF

E13 Stochastic/Statistical Techniques in EMC (2)

Session Chairs: Luk Arnaut, Sergio Pignari

08:00 E13-1 COPULAS, CORRELATION AND DEPENDENCE IN UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF EMC

L. R. Arnaut, Queen Mary University London, United Kingdom

08:20 E13-2 EFFECT OF LOADING ON FIELD UNIFORMITY: ENERGY DIFFUSION IN REVERBERANT ENVIRONMENTS M. P. Robinson1, I. D. Flintoft1, J. F. Dawson1, A. C. Marvin1, F. I. Funn2, L. Dawson1, X. Zhang1 1University of York, United Kingdom; 2Republic of Singapore Airforce, Singapore

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:00 510BD

F8 Remote Sensing Measurements of Precipitation (1)

Session Chairs: Chandrasekar V Chandra, Luca Baldini

08:00 F8-1 PRECIPITATION SENSING EXPERIMENT WITH A PROTOTYPE DUAL-POLARIZATION WEATHER RADAR FOR CIVIL AIRCRAFT L. Baldini1, F. Berizzi2, A. Coccia3, F. Cuccoli2, M. D'Amico4, S. Lischi2, A. Lupidi2, F. Milani5 1CNR - Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate, Italy; 2RaSS-CNIT, Galleria G.B. Gerace 18, , Italy, Italy; 3Metasensing BV, The Netherlands; 4Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy; 5IDS, Ingegneria dei Sistemi, Italy

08:20 F8-2 (Invited) A DATA FUSION SYSTEM FOR ACCURATE PRECIPITATION ESTIMATION USING SATELLITE AND GROUND RADAR OBSERVATIONS: URBAN SCALE APPLICATION IN DALLAS-FORT WORTH METROPLEX H. Chen1, V. Chandrasekar1, R. Cifelli2, P. Xie3, H. Tan1 1Colorado State University, United States; 2NOAA/Earth System Research Laboratory, United States; 3NOAA/Climate Prediction Center, United States

08:40 F8-3 (Invited) A MACHINE LEARNING SYSTEM FOR RAINFALL ESTIMATION FROM SPACEBORNE AND GROUND RADARS V. Chandrasekar, H. Tan, H. Chen, Colorado State University, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 513C

FB9 Electromagnetic Problems Involving Volume Scattering (1)

Session Chairs: Ari Sihvola, Cuong Nguyen

08:00 FB9-1 ON THE FULL-WAVE SOLUTION FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING FROM SNOW-PACKS M. Zaky, K. Sarabandi, University of Michigan, United States

08:20 FB9-2 MODELING OF THE SLIPI TECHNIQUE WITH THE LARGE SCATTERER APPROXIMATION OF THE RTE E. Kristensson, G. Kristensson, Lund University, Sweden

08:40 FB9-3 BOUNDARY LAYER ANOMALIES OBSERVED FROM RADIOMETRIC OBSERVATIONS DURING CONVECTIVE RAIN R. Chakraborty, A. Maitra, University of Calcutta, India

09:00 FB9-4 ALIASING EFFECT DUE TO CONVECTIVE RAIN ON MICRO RAIN RADAR REFLECTIVITY PROFILE AT A TROPICAL LOCATION S. Jana, A. Maitra, University of Calcutta, India

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 511BE

G9 Advances in Irregularities and Scintillation Studies (1)

Session Chairs: Emanoel Costa, T Maruyama

08:00 G9-1 (Invited) SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF EQUATORIAL PLASMA BUBBLES OBTAINED BY HIGH-RESOLUTION BUBBLE MODEL AND C/NOFS SATELLITE T. Yokoyama, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan; C. L. Rino,

C. S. Carrano, K. M. Groves, Boston College, USA; P. A. Roddy, Air Force Research Laboratory, USA

08:20 G9-2 IRREGULARITIES AND SCINTILLATIONS, END-TO-END FROM SWARM TO THE GROUND S. Aol1, S. C. Buchert2, E. Jura1, E. van Groningen3 1Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Uganda; 2Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden; 3Uppsala

University, Sweden

08:40 G9-3 ON THE EFFECT OF THERMOSPHERIC NEUTRAL WINDS ON POST-MIDNIGHT FIELD-ALIGNED IRREGULARITIES AT LOW LATITUDES T. Dao1,2, Y. Otsuka1, K. Shiokawa1, M. Nishioka3, M. Yamamoto4, S. M. Buhari5, M. Abdullah5, A. Husin6 1Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research, Nagoya University, Japan; 2Ho Chi Minh City Institute of

Physics, Vietnam; 3National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan; 4Research Institute

for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University, Japan; 5Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia; 6National

Institute of Aeronautics and Space (LAPAN), Indonesia

09:00 G9-4 A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF IONOSPHERE SCINTILLATIONS AT LOW AND HIGH LATITUDES Y. Beniguel, IEEA, France

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 514B

GF10 Radio Studies on Polar Aeronomy (1)

Session Chairs: Giorgiana De Franceschi, Chandrasekar V Chandra, Luca Baldini

08:00 GF10-1 GENERATION, DYNAMICS, AND DECAY OF A POLAR CAP PATCH J. P. Thayyil1, K. Hosokawa2, K. Shiokawa3, D. R. Themens1, P. Prikryl1 1University of New Brunswick, Canada; 2University of Electro-communications, Japan; 3Nagoya University, Japan

08:20 GF10-2 A STUDY OF TRAVELING IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES AND THEIR ASSOCIATED SCINTILLATION BEHAVIORS AT SOUTH POLE

S. Priyadarshi, Q. Q-H. Zhang, Institute of Space Sciences, Shandong University, Weihai China, China

(CIE); E. G. Thomas, Thayer School of Engineering, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire, USA,

USA; L. Spogli, C. Cesaroni, Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia Rome, Italy, Italy

08:40 GF10-3 ANALYSIS OF THE IONOSPHERIC SCINTILLATIONS DURING 20-21 JANUARY 2016 FROM SANAE BY MEANS OF THE DEMOGRAPE SCINTILLATION RECEIVERS J. Stephenson1, P. J. Cilliers2,3, L. Alfonsi4, L. Spogli4,5, G. De Franceschi4, V. Romano4, I. Hunstad4, N. Linty6,

O. Terzo7, F. Dovis6, J. Ward2, C. Cesaroni4 1University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa., South Africa; 2South African National Space Agency (SANSA), South

Africa; 3University of Cape Town, South Africa; 4Instituto Nazionale di Geofisica e VulcanologiaI (INGV), Italy; 5SPACEARTH Technology, Italy; 6Politecnico di Torino, Italy; 7Istituto Superiore Mario Boella (ISMB), Italy

09:00 GF10-4 (Invited) AN INTERNATIONAL INITIATIVE FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH AT THE POLES L. Alfonsi, Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Italy; N. Bergeot, Royal Observatory of Belgium,

Belgium

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 511CF



08:00 H6-1 POWER DISTRIBUTION OF MAGNETOSPHERIC WHISTLER MODE WAVES WITH FINITE ELECTRON AND ION TEMPERATURE A. S. Maxworth, M. Golkowski, University of Colorado Denver, United States; D. Malaspina, A. Jaynes, University

of Colorado Boulder, United States

08:20 H6-2 COMBINING SELF-CONSISTENT AND TEST-PARTICLE SIMULATIONS TO UNDERSTAND WAVE-PARTICLE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CHORUS AND RADIATION BELT ELECTRONS C. L. da Silva, R. E. Denton, M. K. Hudson, R. M. Millan, Dartmouth College, United States

08:40 H6-3 CHARACTERISTICS OF SUBIONOSPHERIC VLF SIGNAL PROPAGATION DURING ENERGETIC ELECTRON INJECTIONS R. Ghaffari1, C. M. Cully1, D. L. Turner2, G. D. Reeves3,4 1University of Calgary, Canada; 2Aerospace Corporation, USA; 3Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA; 4The New

Mexico Consortium, USA

09:00 H6-4 THREE-DIMENSIONAL FORWARD MODELING OF LIGHTNING-INDUCED ELECTRON PRECIPITATION FROM THE RADIATION BELTS A. P. Sousa, Stanford University, United States; R. A. Marshall, University of Colorado, Boulder, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 513D

HG7 Radio Science for Space Weather (1)

Session Chairs: Mauro Messerotti, Viviane Pierrard

08:00 HG7-1 (Invited) RADIO OBSERVATIONS AND SPACE WEATHER J. Magdalenic, Royal Observatory of Belgium, Belgium

08:20 HG7-2 SOLAR CORONAL RADIO BURSTS AT 1.5-3 SOLAR RADII ABOVE ACTIVE REGIONS Y. Voitenko, V. Pierrard, Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium; V. Melnik, Institute of Radio

Astronomy of NASU, Ukraine; A. Brazhenko, A. Frantsuzenko, Poltava Gravimetric Observatory of NASU,

Ukraine

08:40 HG7-3 (Invited) RADIO TOOLS FOR THE FORECASTING OF CORONAL MASS EJECTIONS AND SOLAR ENERGETIC PARTICLES K.-L. Klein, P. Zucca, Observatoire de Paris, France; C. Salas Matamoros, University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica

09:00 HG7-4 (Invited) THE LOW FREQUENCY ARRAY (LOFAR): A COMPREHENSIVE TOOL FOR SPACE WEATHER OBSERVATION R. A. Fallows1, M. M. Bisi2, M. Mevius1, M. Brentjens1, G. Kruithof1 1ASTRON - the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy, Netherlands; 2Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 516DE

J13 Millimeter/Submillimeter Arrays (1)

Session Chairs: Lars Nyman, Jongsoo Kim

08:00 J13-1 (Invited) THE IMPACT OF ALMA IN EXPLORING THE UNIVERSE AT MILLIMETRE/SUB-MILLIMETRE WAVELENGTHS P. Cox, Joint ALMA Observatory, Chile

08:20 J13-2 CIRCULARLY POLARIZED STACKED-YAGI ANTENNA WITH LOGARITHMIC SPIRAL ELEMENTS FOR E-BAND APPLICATIONS B. Zarghooni, K. Wu, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada

08:40 J13-3 (Invited) EXTRAGALACTIC SCIENCE USING MM/SUBMM ARRAYS D. Iono, NAOJ, Japan

09:00 J13-4 (Invited) SUSTAINING SUBMILLIMETER SCIENCE: NEW DEVELOPMENT H. A. Wootten, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:15 515ABC

J14 Latest News and Observatory Reports (1)

Session Chairs: Richard Bradley, Willem Baan

08:00 J14-1 PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS OF ONSALA SPACE OBSERVATORY, SWEDEN M. Lindqvist, Onsala Space Observatory, Sweden

08:15 J14-2 GREEN BANK OBSERVATORY - CURRENT STATUS K. O'Neil, Green Bank Observatory, United States

08:30 J14-3 ENHANCING THE RADIO ASTRONOMY CAPABILITIES AT NASA'S DEEP SPACE NETWORK J. Lazio1, T. Kuiper1, M. M. Franco1, C. Garcia-Miro2, S. Horiuchi3, C. Jacobs1, C. Naudet1, L. Teitelbaum1 1Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States; 2Madrid Deep Space

Communications Complex, Spain; 3CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, Canberra Deep Space Communications

Complex, Australia

08:45 J14-4 HI SCIENCE WITH THE SKA PATHFINDERS KAT-7 & MEERKAT C. Carignan, University of Cape Town, South Africa

09:00 J14-5 THE NEXT GENERATION VERY LARGE ARRAY M. McKinnon, B. Butler, C. Carilli, S. Durand, W. Grammer, E. Murphy, R. Selina, S. Srikanth, NRAO, United

States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 08:00-09:20 516AB

K6 EMF Standards and Health Protection

Session Chairs: Akimasa Hirata, Kenneth Foster

08:00 K6-1 (Invited) SAFETY CODE 6: RECOMMENDED HUMAN EXPOSURE LIMITS TO RF-EMF IN CANADA J. P. McNamee, Health Canada, Canada

08:20 K6-2 THERMAL MODELING FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF RADIOFREQUENCY EXPOSURE LIMITS K. R. Foster, University of Pennsylvania, United States; M. C. Ziskin, Temple University Medical School, United

States; Q. Balzano, University of Maryland, United States

08:40 K6-3 RELATIONSHIP OF INCIDENT POWER DENSITY AVERAGED OVER AREA AND SKIN TEMPERATURE ELEVATION A. Hirata, D. Funahashi, Y. Hashimoto, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan; I. Laakso, Aalto University3.

Department of Electrical Engineering and Auto, Finland; K. R. Foster, University of Pennsylvania, USA

09:00 K6-4 AN EFFECT OF SKIN MODELING ON TEMPERATURE ELEVATION BY MILLIMETER-WAVE AND TERAHERTZ-WAVE EXPOSURE USING A TWO-DIMENSIONAL FOREARM MODEL K. Sasaki, S. Watanabe, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 09:40-11:00 511AD

A5 Advances in Sensor Development and Applications

Session Chairs: Chouki Zerrouki, Andon Lazarov

09:40 A5-1 FAST IMAGING OF VELOCITY PROFILES OF TWO-PHASE FLOWS USING ELECTRICAL CAPACITANCE VOLUME TOMOGRAPHY SENSORS S. Chowdhury1, C. Gunes1, Q. M. Marashdeh2, F. L. Teixeira1 1The Ohio State University, United States; 2Tech4Imaging LLC, United States

10:00 A5-2 DISPLACEMENT-CURRENT PHASE TOMOGRAPHY AND ELECTRICAL CAPACITANCE TOMOGRAPHY FOR AIR-WATER FLOW SYSTEMS C. Gunes1, S. Chowdhury1, Q. M. Marashdeh2, F. L. Teixeira1 1The Ohio State University, United States; 2Tech4Imaging, United States

10:20 A5-3 3D-PRINTED DISPOSABLE WIRELESS SENSOR FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING M. F. Farooqui, A. Shamim, King Abdullah University University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Saudi

Arabia

10:40 A5-4 THE ANTENNA CORRELATION COEFFICIENT IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS A. Bhattacharya, R. Vaughan, Simon Fraser University, Canada


B8 Advanced Algorithms in Computational Electromagnetics (1)

Session Chairs: Vladimir Okhmatovski, Pasi Ylä-Oijala

09:40 B8-1 A MULTI-SOLVER ALGORITHM FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC MODELING OF COMPLEX OBJECTS J. Guan, S. Yan, K. Zhang, J.-M. Jin, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States

10:00 B8-2 AN ABSORBING BOUNDARY CONDITION FOR LIMITED BANDWIDTH APPLICATIONS AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE PML IN DISPERSIVE MEDIA B. Abdulkareem, J.-P. Bérenger, F. Costen, University of Manchester, UK, United Kingdom

10:20 B8-3 (Invited) A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SINGULARITY TREATMENT SCHEMES IN HIGHER-ORDER NYSTRÖM METHOD FOR ACOUSTIC SCATTERING N. Alharthi, R. Chen, H. Bagci, D. Keyes, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia

10:40 B8-4 (Invited) HIGH FREQUENCY SPECTRA OF RESONANCE-FREE INTEGRAL EQUATIONS AND RELATED ALGORITHMS F. P. Andriulli, IMT Atlantique, France

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 09:40-11:00 514A



09:40 B9-1 (Invited) SHARED APERTURE MODULATED METASURFACE ANTENNAS D. González Ovejero1, G. Minatti2, M. Faenzi2, F. Caminita2,3, E. Martini2,3, S. Maci2 1Institut d'Électronique et de Télécommunications de Rennes - UMR CNRS 6164, France; 2University of Siena,

Italy; 3Wave Up s.r.l., Italy

10:00 B9-2 (Invited) EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF REFLECTIONLESS WIDE-ANGLE REFRACTION VIA A BIANISOTROPIC HUYGENS’ METASURFACE M. Chen1, E. Abdo-Sánchez2, A. Epstein3, G. V. Eleftheriades1 1University of Toronto, Canada; 2Universidad de Málaga, Spain; 3Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Israel

10:20 B9-3 (Invited) A SUB-WAVELENGTH, HOLLOW-CORE WAVEGUIDING NETWORK BASED ON COMPLEMENTARY HIGH AND LOW IMPEDANCE CLADDING N. Mohammadi Estakhri, N. Engheta, R. Kastner, University of Pennsylvania, United States

10:40 B9-4 (Invited) INFORMATION METAMATERIALS AND METASURFACES T. J. Cui, S. Liu, Southeast University, China

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 09:40-11:00 513A

C9 Quantum Communications and Networks (2)

Session Chairs: Grace Metcalfe, Amir Zaghloul

09:40 C9-1 (Invited) SPIN-PHOTON ENTANGLEMENT IN SOLID-STATE DEFECT CENTERS D. A. Golter, C. W. Lai, U.S. Army Research Laboratory, United States

10:00 C9-2 (Invited) SEMICONDUCTOR QUANTUM NETWORKS USING QUANTUM DOTS E. Waks, J. Kim, S. Sun, University of Maryland, USA; G. Solomon, NIST, USA

10:20 C9-3 (Invited) SCALABLE INTEGRATION OF SOLID STATE QUANTUM MEMORIES COUPLED TO A PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUIT S. Mouradian, N. Wan, T. J. Lu, M. Walsh, E. Bersin, H. Choi, D. Englund, Massachusetts Institute of Technolory,

United States

10:40 C9-4 (Invited) ENTANGLEMENT-ENHANCED TELESCOPE V. S. Malinovsky, S. Santra, B. Kirby, M. Brodsky, US Army Research Lab, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 09:40-11:00 514C

C10 Application of Radio Propagation Research Results in Radio System and Signal

Design (2)

Session Chairs: Robert Bultitude, Yves Lostanlen

09:40 C10-1 DIFFUSE SCATTERING IMPLEMENTATION AND VERIFICATION IN RAY LAUNCHING BASED TOOL AT 5.4 GHZ A. Navarro, Universidad Icesi, Colombia; D. Guevara, D. Parada, Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander,

Colombia

10:00 C10-2 (Invited) TACTILE LOCALIZATION IN MM-WAVE SYSTEMS: CHANNEL MEASUREMENTS REQUIREMENTS, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Y. Nasser, K. Y. Kabalan, A. Chehab, American University of Beirut, Lebanon

10:20 C10-3 RADIO-PROPAGATION-MEASUREMENT-BASED CALCULATIONS OF MULTI-USER DISTRIBUTED MIMO CHANNEL CAPACITY FOR A SMALL CLUTTERED ROOM AT 2 GHZ, 18 GHZ AND 28 GHZ M. Alkadamani, R. Bultitude, Carleton University, Canada

10:40 C10-4 ADVANTAGE OF LIDAR POINT CLOUD DATA IN THE DESIGN OF MMWAVE WIRELESS URBAN NETWORKS J. Stéphan, Y. Corre, Y. Lostanlen, Siradel, France

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 09:40-11:00 514B

D11 Terahertz Generation and Applications (1)

Session Chairs: Christoph Hauri, Mona Jarrahi

09:40 D11-1 (Invited) RECEIVERS, ANTENNAS, AND SYSTEMS AT TERAHERTZ FREQUENCIES G. Chattopadhyay, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States

10:00 D11-2 (Invited) HIGH-ORDER NONLINEARITIES IN GAP AND DIAMOND DRIVEN BY AN ULTRASTRONG THZ FIELD C. Vicario, Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland

10:20 D11-3 (Invited) TERAHERTZ LASERS BASED UPON AMPLIFYING REFLECTARRAY ANTENNAS L. Xu1, C. Curwen1, J. L. Reno2, T. Itoh1, B. S. Williams1 1University of California Los Angeles, United States; 2Sandia National Laboratories, United States

10:40 D11-4 (Invited) DETECTION IN GRAPHENE AND OTHER 2D MATERIALS: TOWARDS A TUNABLE THZ CAMERA A. Tredicucci, Università di Pisa, Italy

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 09:40-11:00 513B



09:40 DA12-1 (Invited) INTERNATIONAL OPTICAL AND MICROWAVE CLOCK COMPARISONS VIA LONG-HAUL COHERENT FIBER LINKS

P.-E. Pottie1, O. Lopez2, S. Koke3, J. Kronjaeger4, A. Kuhl3, W.-K. Lee1, G. Valet1, A. Al-Masoudi3, A. Roland4,

S. Bilicki1, E. Bookjans1, R. Le Targat1, F. Meynadier1, A. Amy-Klein2, C. Lisdat3, H. Margolis4, I. Hill4, P. Gill4,

W. Bowden4, R. Hobson4, G. Marra4, U. Sterr3, F. Baynes3, S. Doerscher3, C. Grebing3, N. Quintin2, D. Xu1,

E. Cantin2, E. Camisard5, G. Grosche3 1Observatoire de Paris / CNRS, France; 2Laboratoire de Physique des Lasers, France; 3Physikalisch-Technische

Bundesanstalt, Germany; 4National Physical Laboratory, UK; 5RENATER, France

10:00 DA12-2 (Invited) OPTO-ELECTRONIC GENERATION OF MICROWAVE SIGNALS WITH ZEPTOSECOND LEVEL ABSOLUTE TIMING NOISE AND CHARACTERIZATION X. Xie1, R. Bouchand1, D. Nicolodi1, M. Giunta2, W. Hansel3, M. Lezius3, A. Joshi4, S. Datta4, C. Alexandre5,

M. Lours1, P.-A. Tremblin6, G. Santarelli6, R. Holzwarth3, Y. Le Coq1 1LNE-SYRTE - Observatoire de Paris, France; 2Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik, Germany; 3Menlo Systems

GmbH, Germany; 4Discovery Semiconductors Inc., USA; 5CNAM, CEDRIC Laboratory, France; 6LP2N, IOGS,

France

10:20 DA12-3 (Invited) LASER FREQUENCY STABILIZATION BASED ON STEADY-STATE SPECTRAL-HOLE BURNING IN EU3+:Y2SIO5 S. Cook1,2, D. R. Leibrandt1,3 1National Institute of Standards and Technology, United States; 2Stable Laser Systems, United States; 3University of

Colorado, United States

10:40 DA12-4 SYSTEMATIC UNCERTAINTY ANALYSES OF 171YB+ SINGLE-ION ATOMIC CLOCKS E. Peik, N. Huntemann, C. Sanner, R. Lange, B. Lipphardt, C. Tamm, PTB, Germany


E14 Geomagnetic Disturbances (GMD) and Effects

Session Chairs: William Radasky, Edward Savage

09:40 E14-1 (Invited) SUMMARY OF THE CIGRÉ STUDY COMMITTEE C4 PROJECT ON GEOMAGNETIC STORM ENVIRONMENTS W. A. Radasky, Metatech Corporation, United States

10:00 E14-2 SUDDEN IMPULSE ENVIRONMENT FOR CIGRE TECHNICAL BROCHURE E. B. Savage, W. A. Radasky, J. L. Gilbert, Metatech Corporation, California

10:20 E14-3 UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS OF GEOMAGNETICALLY INDUCED CURRENTS BASED ON POLYNOMIAL CHAOS TECHNIQUE Q. Liu1,2, Y. Chen2, Y. Rong3, Y. Xie2 1Xi'an University of Science and Techenology, China (CIE); 2Xi'an Jiaotong University, China (CIE); 3Xinjiang

Electric Power Design Institute, China (CIE)




09:40 F10-1 CHARACTERIZATION OF HIGH ICE WATER CONTENT CELLS IN TROPICAL CLOUDS USING IN-SITU AND MULTI-FREQUENCY REMOTE SENSING MEASUREMENTS M. Wolde, C. Nguyen, K. Baibakov, National Research Council Canada, Canada; A. Korolev, Environment and

Climate Change Canada, Canada; P. Gabriel, Horizon Science and Technology, Canada

10:00 F10-2 (Invited) OBSERVATIONS AND PERFORMANCE OF THE NASA DUAL-FREQUENCY DUAL-POLARIZATION DOPPLER RADAR (D3R) FROM FIVE YEARS OF OPERATION V. Chandrasekar1, H. Chen1, M. Vega1,2, R. M. Beauchamp1, M. Kumar1, S. Joshil1, W. A. Petersen3, D. Wolff4,

M. Schwaller2 1Colorado State University, United States; 2NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; 3NASA Marshall

Space Flight Center, United States; 4NASA Wallops Flight Facility, United States

10:20 F10-3 USING GROUND-BASED KU-/KA-BAND SCANNING RADAR OBSERVATIONS TO QUANTIFY PRECIPITATION VARIABILITY ACROSS SATELLITE FIELD-OF-VIEWS C. R. Williams, University of Colorado Boulder, United States; C. V. Chandrasekar, Colorado State University,

United States

10:40 F10-4 POLARIMETRIC RADAR CHARACTERISTICS OF SIMULATED AND OBSERVED SEVERE CONVECTIVE CORES BETWEEN MC3E AND TWP-ICE T. Matsui, T. Iguchi, S. Lang, W.-K. Tao, NASA GSFC, United States; B. Dolan, J. Barnum, S. Rutledge, Colorado

State University, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 09:40-10:40 513C



09:40 FB11-1 CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH VELOCITY SMALL DROPS IN TROPICAL CONVECTIVE RAIN T. Sarkar, A. Maitra, University of Calcutta, India

10:00 FB11-2 ENSEMBLE DETECTION ANALYSIS IN SPACE-BORNE DOPPLER MEASUREMENTS M. Aksoy, University of Maryland Baltimore County, United States; P. E. Racette, L. Li, NASA Goddard Space

Flight Center, United States

10:20 FB11-3 OBSERVATIONS AND ANALYSIS OF TORNADOES ON 15 JANUARY 2017 IN DALLAS-FORT WORTH CASA RADAR NETWORK S. S. Joshil, V. Chandrasekar, Colorado State University, United States




09:40 G11-1 SUB-SECOND VARIATIONS IN AURORAL REGION TOTAL ELECTRON CONTENT A. M. McCaffrey, P. T. Jayachandran, University of New Brunswick, Canada

10:00 G11-2 (Invited) APPLICATION OF IRREGULARITY PARAMETER ESTIMATION FOR INTERPRETING STRUCTURE AT DIFFERENT ALTITUDES WITHIN AN EQUATORIAL PLASMA BUBBLE C. S. Carrano, C. L. Rino, K. M. Groves, Boston College, United States; A. Bhattacharyya, Indian Institute of

Geomagnetism, India

10:20 G11-3 SATELLITE-BEACON IONOSPHERIC-SCINTILLATION GLOBAL MODEL OF THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE (SIGMA): ENHANCEMENTS AND GPS SIGNAL PROPAGATION MODELING J. P. Conroy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, United States; K. Deshpande, Embry-Riddle

Aeronautical University, United States

10:40 G11-4 SOME CONSEQUENCES OF THE DIMENSIONAL REDUCTION 3D/2D ON THE NUMERICAL PREDICTION OF IONOSPHERIC SCINTILLATION EFFECTS UNDER WEAK AND STRONG PERTURBATION REGIMES A. Galmiche, V. Fabbro, ONERA, France; L. Féral, Federal University of Toulouse, France; S. Rougerie, CNES,

France




09:40 GF12-1 DAYTIME SENSITIVITY OF THE LOWER IONOSPHERE TO SOLAR X-RAY FLARES EVALUATED FROM VLF SIGNAL MEASUREMENTS E. L. Macotela1, J.-P. Raulin2, J. Manninen1, E. Correia2,3, T. Turunen1 1University of Oulu, Finland; 2Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Brazil; 3National Institute for Space

Research, Brazil

10:00 GF12-2 GPS PHASE SCINTILLATION AND AURORAL ELECTROJET CURRENTS DURING GEOMAGNETIC STORMS OF MARCH 17, 2013 AND 2015 P. Prikryl1,2, R. Ghoddousi-Fard2, A. Viljanen3, J. M. Weygand4, B. S. R. Kunduri5, E. G. Thomas6,

J. M. Ruohoniemi7, M. Connors8, D. W. Danskin2, P. T. Jayachandran1, K. S. Jacobsen8, Y. L. Andalsvik8,

T. Durgonics9, K. Oksavik10,11, Y. Zhang12, E. Spanswick13, V. Sreeja14, M. Aquino14, P. J. Cilliers15, G. Li16,

B. Ning16, C. N. Mitchell17, L. Spogli18,19, M. Terkildsen20, A. T. Weatherwax21 1University of New Brunswick, Canada; 2Natural Resources Canada, Canada; 3Finnish Meteorological Institute,

Finland; 4University of California, USA; 5Virginia Tech, USA; 6Dartmouth College, USA; 7Athabasca University,

Canada; 8Norwegian Mapping Authority, Norway; 9Technical University of Denmark, Denmark; 10Department of

Physics and Technology, University of Bergen, Norway; 11The University Centre in Svalbard, Norway; 12Johns

Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, USA; 13University of Calgary, Canada; 14University of

Nottingham, UK; 15South African National Space Agency, South Africa; 16Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 17University of Bath, UK; 18Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Italy; 19SpacEarth Technology, Italy; 20Bureau of Meteorology, Australia; 21Siena College, USA

10:20 GF12-3 GEOSPACE ENVIRONMENT MONITORING AT THE PRINCESS ELISABETH ANTARCTIC (PEA) STATION: INSTRUMENTATION AND FIRST RESULTS N. Bergeot1, J.-M. Chevalier1, F. Darrouzet2, J. Rasson3, J. Lichtenberger4,5, C. Bruyninx1 1Royal Observatory of Belgium, Belgium; 2Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium; 3Royal Institute of

Meteorology, Belgium; 4Eötvös University, Hungary; 5Research Center for Astronomy and Earth Sciences, Hungary

10:40 GF12-4 GREENLAB: AUTONOMOUS LOW POWER SYSTEM EXTENDING MULTI-CONSTELLATION GNSS ACQUISITION IN ANTARCTICA L. Mossucca1, L. Pilosu1, P. Ruiu1,2, G. Giordanengo1, S. Ciccia1,2, G. Vecchi2, O. Terzo1, V. Romano3,4,

L. Spogli3,4, C. Cesaroni3, I. Hunstad3, A. Serratore3 1Istituto Superiore Mario Boella, Italy; 2Politecnico di Torino, Italy; 3Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e

Vulcanologia, Italy; 4SpacEarth Technology, Italy


H8 Drivers, Detection, and Ionospheric Impacts of Precipitation from the Radiation

Belts (1)

Session Chairs: Craig Rodger, Christopher Cully

09:40 H8-1 (Invited) OBSERVATIONS DIRECTLY LINKING CHORUS TO RELATIVISTIC MICROBURSTS: VAN ALLEN PROBES EFW AND FIREBIRD II A. Breneman1, A. Crew2, J. Sample3, D. Klumpar3, M. Shumko3, O. Agapitov4, A. Johnson3, J. Wygant1, B. Blake5,

D. Turner5 1School of Physics and Astronomy/The University of Minnesota, United States; 2Goddard Space Flight Center,

United States; 3Montana State University, United States; 4University of California Berkeley, United States; 5Aerospace Corporation, United States

10:00 H8-2 OCCURRENCE CHARACTERISTICS OF RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON MICROBURSTS FROM SAMPEX OBSERVATIONS E. Douma, C. J. Rodger, University of Otago, New Zealand; L. W. Blum, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center,

USA; M. A. Clilverd, British Antarctic Survey (NERC), United Kingdom

10:20 H8-3 ENERGETIC PRECIPITATION AS MONITORED BY SUBIONOSPHERIC VLF PROPAGATION AND BY BREMSSTRAHLUNG X-RAYS ON THE ABOVE2 STRATOSPHERIC BALLOON FLIGHTS C. M. Cully1, M. Patrick1, M. P. McCarthy2, A. Kouznetsov1 1University of Calgary, Canada; 2University of Washington, USA

10:40 H8-4 ATMOSPHERIC SIGNATURES AND DIAGNOSTICS OF ENERGETIC PARTICLE PRECIPITATION R. A. Marshall, W. Xu, University of Colorado Boulder, United States; A. Kero, E. Turunen, University of Oulu,

Finland

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 09:40-10:20 513D

HG9 Radio Science for Space Weather (2)

Session Chairs: Mauro Messerotti, Viviane Pierrard

09:40 HG9-1 (Invited) RADIO OBSERVATIONS OF METEOROIDS WITH BRAMS: RELEVANCE FOR SPACE WEATHER APPLICATIONS H. Lamy, Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium

10:00 HG9-2 THE KEY ROLE OF RADIO SCIENCE IN DISCRIMINATING BETWEEN NATURAL AND INTENTIONAL RFIS M. Messerotti, INAF-Astronomical Observatory of Trieste, Italy




09:40 J15-1 (Invited) THE NEW ECOSYSTEM OF ALMA S. A. Corder1,2 1National Radio Astronomy Observatory, United States; 2Joint ALMA Observatory, Chile

10:00 J15-2 (Invited) THE NORTHERN EXTENDED MILLIMETER ARRAY (NOEMA) R. Neri, IRAM, France

10:20 J15-3 (Invited) THE SUBMILLIMETER ARRAY - CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PLANS R. Blundell, P. K. Grimes, S. N. Paine, E. Tong, L. Zeng, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, United States

10:40 J15-4 (Invited) OVERVIEW OF THE CURRENT ALMA FRONTEND AND ITS FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS S. Asayama, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan; N. D. Whyborn, Joint ALMA Observatory,

Chile

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 09:40-10:40 515ABC



09:40 J16-1 NETWORKED SENTINEL SYSTEMS OF REMOTELY LOCATED ANTENNAS OF UPGRADED GMRT S. Nayak, GMRT-NCRA-TIFR, India

09:55 J16-2 LESSONS FROM 1 YEAR OF CHIME PATHFINDER DATA S. R. Siegel, McGill University, Canada

10:10 J16-3 CAPABILITY IMPROVEMENTS AT THE ARIZONA RADIO OBSERVATORY R. W. Freund, L. M. Ziurys, D. C. Forbes, T. W. Folkers, E. F. Lauria, The University of Arizona, United States

10:25 J16-4 FULL-SKY MAPS OF THE VHF RADIO SKY WITH THE OWENS VALLEY LONG WAVELENGTH ARRAY M. W. Eastwood, G. Hallinan, California Institute of Technology, United States


K7 Electromagnetic Biomedical Imaging (1)

Session Chairs: Milica Popovic, Joe LoVetri

09:40 K7-1 MICROWAVE DOSIMETRY AND MEDICAL IMAGING: A FRUITFUL ROUND-TRIP STORY J.-C. Bolomey, Paris Sud University, France; M. Popovic, McGill University, Canada

10:00 K7-2 TERAHERTZ IMAGING OF FRESHLY EXCISED INVASIVE DUCTAL CARCINOMA BREAST TUMORS T. Bowman1, K. Bailey2, M. El-Shenawee1 1University of Arkansas, United States; 2Oklahoma State University, United States

10:20 K7-3 (Invited) COMPARISON OF RADAR-BASED MICROWAVE IMAGING ALGORITHMS APPLIED TO EXPERIMENTAL BREAST PHANTOMS M. A. Elahi1, B. R. Lavoie2, E. Porter1, M. Glavin1, E. Jones1, E. Fear2, M. O'Halloran1 1National University of Ireland Galway, Ireland; 2University of Calgary, Canada

10:40 K7-4 SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINES TO AID BREAST CANCER DIAGNOSIS USING A MICROWAVE RADAR PROTOTYPE R. C. Conceicao, D. M. Godinho, Instituto de Biofísica e Engenharia Biomédica, Portugal; D. Byrne, I. Craddock,

Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, United Kingdom


A6 Metrological Analysis of Material Properties

Session Chairs: Nosherwan Shoaib, Imran Shoaib

11:00 A6-1 MODEL-ASSISTED NDT FOR SUB-MM SURFACE-BREAKING CRACK DETECTION IN ALLOYS V. P. Bui1, C. Lane2, Y. Zhong1, Y. L. Hor1, C. E. Png1 1A*STAR Institute of High Performance Computing (IHPC), Singapore; 2A*STAR Advanced Remanufacturing and

Technology Centre (ARTC), Singapore

11:20 A6-2 ANALYSIS OF THE COMPOSITE EXIT-HOLE EFFECT ON THE SEAWATER DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS

Y. Zhou, R. H. Lang, The George Washington University, United States

11:40 A6-3 THE REFLECTION COEFFICIENT OF THE CORUNDUM-BASED MATERIAL IN X BAND M. Vakhitov, D. Klygach, South Ural State University (national research university), Russian Federation


B10 Advanced Algorithms in Computational Electromagnetics (2)


11:00 B10-1 EFFICIENT ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURES IN LAYERED MEDIA USING THE MPIE METHOD D. Li, D. R. Wilton, D. R. Jackson, J. Chen, University of Houston, United States

11:20 B10-2 SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF FINITE DIFFERENCE MODELS OF OPEN STRUCTURES IN TIME AND FREQUENCY DOMAIN P. Jorkowski, L. Kuen, R. Schuhmann, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany

11:40 B10-3 (Invited) PHYSICAL INSIGHT OF THE CHARACTERISTIC MODES AND LONGITUDINAL VECTOR POTENTIAL ANALYSIS IN POTENTIAL-BASED INTEGRAL EQUATION Q. S. Liu1, S. Sun2, Q. I. Dai3, W. C. Chew3, L. J. Jiang1 1The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong; 2University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China; 3University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 11:00-11:40 514A



11:00 B11-1 (Invited) APERTURE SYNTHESIS WITH METASURFACE-BASED RADIAL WAVEGUIDES J. D. Heebl, A. Grbic, University of Michigan, United States

11:20 B11-2 CONFORMAL ANISOTROPIC METASURFACES FOR CONTROLLING SCATTERING, GUIDANCE, AND RADIATION OF ELECTROMAGENTIC WAVES Z. H. Jiang, Southeast University, China (CIE); D. H. Werner, The Pennsylvania State University, United State of

America

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 11:00-12:00 514C

C12 Ultra-High Bit Rate Radio Communications Engineering at Tera Hertz (1)

Session Chairs: Claudio Balocco, Andrew Gallant

11:00 C12-1 CHARACTERIZATION OF DISPERSION CODE MULTIPLEXING (DCM) IN INCOHERENT RADIO CHANNELS

L. Zou, C. Caloz, Ecole Polytechnique of Montreal, QC

11:20 C12-2 MULTILEVEL MODULATION IN TERAHERTZ BANDS BY PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGIES A. Kanno, N. Sekine, A. Kasamatsu, N. Yamamoto, National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology, Japan; T. Kawanishi, Waseda University, Japan

11:40 C12-3 (Invited) MICROMACHINED AND MILLED COMPONENTS FOR THZ BEAM MANIPULATION M. Hajji, C. Hill, J. Hammler, D. Wood, D. Zeze, C. Balocco, A. Gallant, Durham University, United Kingdom

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 11:00-12:00 513B



11:00 D13-1 (Invited) INTENSE TERAHERTZ SOURCES FOR NONLINEAR INTERACTIONS J. A. Fulop1,2,3, L. Palfalvi2, J. Hebling1,2,2 1MTA-PTE High-Field Terahertz Reserch Group, Hungary; 2University of Pécs, Hungary; 3ELI-ALPS, Hungary

11:20 D13-2 INTENSE THZ-COHERENT TRANSITION RADIATION FROM LASER SOLID PLASMA INTERACTION W. J. Ding, S.-P. Gao, Institute of High Performance Computing, Agency for Science Technology and Research

(A*STAR), Singapore

11:40 D13-3 A DUAL-POLARIZED MICROMACHINED BEAM-STEERING RADAR AT 240 GHZ FOR COLLISION AVOIDANCE APPLICATIONS A. Jam, J. East, K. Sarabandi, University of Michigan, MI


E15 Time Reversal in Electromagnetics

Session Chairs: Julien de Rosny, Florian Monsef

11:00 E15-1 SPATIOTEMPORAL WAVE FRONT SHAPING USING SPATIAL-MICROWAVE-MODULATORS: A POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE TO TIME REVERSAL P. del Hougne, F. Lemoult, M. Fink, G. Lerosey, Institut Langevin, ESPCI Paris, France

11:20 E15-2 REAL-TIME PASSIVE COHERENT MICROWAVE IMAGING SYSTEM USING A DISORDERED CAVITY A. C. Tondo Yoya, B. Fuchs, M. Davy, Institute of Electronics and Telecommunications of Rennes, France

11:40 E15-3 APPLICATION OF DORT AND PULSE INVERSION TO DETECTION AND ELECTROMAGNETIC FOCUSING ON NONLINEAR ELEMENTS S. K. Hong, Soongsil University, South Korea; J. M. Faia, K. W. McClintick, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology,

United States




11:00 F12-1 RAIN PREDICTION USING RADIOMETRIC OBSERVATIONS AT A TROPICAL LOCATION A. Maitra, R. Chakraborty, University of Calcutta, India

11:20 F12-2 THE NEFOCAST PROJECT: A NOWCASTING WEATHER PLATFORM BASED ON DUAL-FREQUENCY INTERACTIVE SATELLITE TERMINALS G. Bacci1, F. Binaglia2, L. Facheris3, D. V. Finocchiaro4, F. Giannetti5, M. Moretti5, A. Ortolani6, A. Petrolino1,

R. Reggiannini5, A. Vaccaro1 1MBI srl, Italy; 2Pro.Ge.Com. srl, Italy; 3Consorzio Nazionale Interuniversitario per le Telecomunicazioni (CNIT),

Italy; 4Eutelsat S.A., France; 5University of Pisa, Italy; 6Istituto di Biometeorologia (IBIMET), Italy

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 11:00-11:40 513C



11:00 FB13-1 EXPLOITING SATELLITE KA AND KU LINKS FOR THE REAL-TIME ESTIMATION OF RAIN INTENSITY E. Adirosi1, L. Facheris1, A. Petrolino2, F. Giannetti3, R. Reggiannini3, M. Moretti3, S. Scarfone3, S. Melani4,

F. Collard5, G. Bacci2 1Consorzio Nazionale Interuniversitario per le Telecomunicazioni (CNIT), Italy; 2Mediterranean Broadband

Infrastructure (M.B.I.) S.r.l., Italy; 3University of Pisa, Italy; 4Istituto di Biometeorologia (IBIMET), CNR, Italy; 5Eutelsat S.A., France

11:20 FB13-2 ADAPTIVE BEAMFORMING SYNTHESIS FOR THINNED FRACTAL ANTENNA ARRAYS S. E. El-Khamy, A. S. Eltrass, Alexandria University, Faculty of Engineering, Egypt; H. Fawzy, Pharos University,

Egypt




11:00 G13-1 (Invited) ON EXTENSION OF THE HYBRID SCINTILLATION PROPAGATION MODEL FOR SIGNALS IN TRANSIONOSPHERIC STOCHASTIC CHANNELS V. E. Gherm, N. N. Zernov, The University of St.Petersburg, Russian Federation

11:20 G13-2 IONOSPHERIC EFFECTS ON A WIDE BANDWIDTH CHIRP RADAR SIGNAL

D. L. Knepp, NorthWest Research Associates, California

11:40 G13-3 SCINTILLATION EFFECTS ON VHF/UHF SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS AND MITIGATION TECHNIQUES C. Huang, R. G. Caton, R. T. Parris, J. M. Holmes, Air Force Research Laboratory, United States




11:00 GF14-1 FIELD DEPLOYMENT OF TWO GNSS IN COLLABORATION WITH THE ISINGLASS SOUNDING ROCKET MISSION IN ALASKA A. J. Coster, MIT Haystack Observatory, United States; D. Hampton, University of Alaska, United

States; K. Lynch, Dartmouth College, United States; S. Skone, University of Calgary, Canada

11:20 GF14-2 FROM SOLAR CYCLE 23 TO SOLAR CYCLE 24: TWELVE YEARS OF IONOSPHERIC SCINTILLATIONS MEASUREMENTS AT NY-ÅLESUND (SVALBARD ISLAND) C. Cesaroni, L. Spogli, V. Romano, L. Alfonsi, I. Hunstad, G. De Franceschi, INGV, italy

11:40 GF14-3 TEC DATA INGESTION INTO IRI AND NEQUICK OVER THE ANTARCTIC B. Nava1, K. Alazo-Cuartas1, Y. Migoya-Orue’1, A. Kashcheyev1, M. Pietrella2, C. Scotto2, M. Pezzopane2,

S. M. Radicella1 1The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Italy; 2Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e

Vulcanologia, Italy



Belts (2)


11:00 H10-1 (Invited) NONRESONANT INTERACTIONS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ION CYCLOTRON WAVES WITH RELATIVISTIC ELECTRONS L. Chen, University of Texas, Dallas, United States

11:20 H10-2 MONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF ENERGETIC ELECTRON PRECIPITATION W. Xu, R. A. Marshall, X. Fang, University of Colorado Boulder, United States

11:40 H10-3 ELECTRON PRECIPITATION FROM EMIC WAVES: EVIDENCE OF SUB-MEV EMIC-DRIVEN PRECIPITATION C. J. Rodger, A. T. Hendry, University of Otago, New Zealand; M. A. Clilverd, British Antarctic Survey (NERC),

United Kingdom; M. J. Engebretson, Augsburg College, USA; C. A. Kletzing, University of Iowa,

USA; I. R. Mann, University of Alberta, Canada; M. R. Lessard, University of New Hampshire, USA


J17 J-Tutorial Lars-Ake Nyman: "The Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA)"

Session Chairs: Willem Baan, Richard Bradley

11:00 J17-1 THE ATACAMA LARGE MILLIMETER/SUBMILLIMETER ARRAY (ALMA) L.-A. Nyman, Joint ALMA Observatory, Chile




11:00 K8-1 (Invited) PHASE UNWRAPPING THROUGH INCREMENTAL COMPARISONS BETWEEN PHANTOM LAYERS T. Rydholm1, A. Fhager1, M. Persson1, P. M. Meaney1,2 1Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden; 2Dartmouth College, USA

11:20 K8-2 IMMERSION MEDIUM INDEPENDENT MICROWAVE BREAST IMAGING A. Baran, J. LoVetri, University of Manitoba, Canada; D. Kurrant, E. Fear, University of Calgary, Canada

11:40 K8-3 (Invited) ANALYSIS OF OPTIMAL MICROWAVE IMAGING SYSTEM AND ALGORITHM PARAMETERS FOR 3D RECONSTRUCTIONS OF BREAST TISSUES A. Baran1, D. Kurrant2, E. Fear2, J. LoVetri1 1University of Manitoba, Canada; 2University of Calgary, Canada


A7 Space Metrology (1)

Session Chairs: Liu Min, Pedro Cruz

13:40 A7-1 (Invited) DISCUSSION ON THE DEFINITION OF BASIC PHYSICAL UNITS IN SPACE METROLOGY L. Min, L. Biye, Beijing Orient Institute of Measurement & Test, China (CIE)

14:20 A7-2 TESTING OF A POSSIBLE RF-GENERATOR FOR A SPACE BASED AOTF APPLICATION IN THE FRAME OF AN ESA SPACE MISSION J. A. Vanhamel1, S. Berkenbosch1, E. Dekemper1, P. Leroux2, E. Neefs1, E. Vanlil2 1Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium; 2KU Leuven, Belgium


B12 Integral Equation, Hybrid, and Fast Methods (1)

Session Chairs: Thomas Eibert, Francesco Andriulli

13:40 B12-1 NOVEL SINGLE SOURCE INTEGRAL EQUATION FOR SOLUTION OF SCATTERING PROBLEMS ON 3D IMPERFECTLY CONDUCTING OBJECTS F. Lori Sheikh Hossieni1, A. Menshov2, O. Goni1, A. Aljamal1, V. Okhmatovski1 1Farhad Sheikh Hossieni, Canada; 2University of Texas at Austin, USA

14:00 B12-2 (Invited) ON THE RESONANCES OF CHARACTERISTIC MODES P. Ylä-Oijala, J. Lappalainen, D. Tzarouchis, A. Sihvola, Aalto University, Finland

14:20 B12-3 (Invited) AN EXPLICIT TIME MARCHING SCHEME FOR SOLVING SURFACE INTEGRAL EQUATIONS OF ACOUSTICS R. Chen, N. Alharthi, S. B. Sayed, H. Bagci, D. Keyes, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

(KAUST), Saudi Arabia

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 13:40-14:40 513C

B13 Inverse Scattering and Imaging (1)

Session Chairs: Matteo Pastorino, Lianlin Li

13:40 B13-1 (Invited) STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF NOISE ON TWO REAL-TIME MICROWAVE INVERSION METHODS D. Tajik, D. S. Shumakov, N. K. Nikolova, McMaster University, Canada

14:00 B13-2 (Invited) SINGLE-SENSOR MICROWAVE IMAGER USING 1-BIT PROGRAMMABLE CODING METASURFACE L. Li, Peking University, China (CIE); T. Cui, Southeast University, China(CIE)

14:20 B13-3 (Invited) A NON-ITERATIVE EIGENFUNCTION-BASED INVERSE SOLVER FOR PEC-ENCLOSED ELECTROMAGNETIC IMAGING N. Abdollahi, I. Jeffrey, J. LoVetri, University of Manitoba, Canada

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 13:40-14:40 514B

C13 Ultra-High Bit Rate Radio Communications Engineering at Tera Hertz (2)


13:40 C13-1 EXTREME WIDEBAND ARBITRARY WAVEFORM GENERATOR BASED ON FREQUENCY MULTIPLEXING A. Czylwik, S. Bieder, M. Sichma, University Duisburg-Essen, Germany

14:00 C13-2 (Invited) COHERENT DETECTION OF BROADBAND TERAHERTZ PULSES VIA CMOS-COMPATIBLE SOLID-STATE DEVICES A. Tomasino1, A. Mazhorova1, M. Clerici2, M. Peccianti3, S.-P. Ho1,4, Y. Jestin1, A. Pasquazi3, A. Markov1, X. Jin1,

R. Piccoli1, S. Delprat1, M. Chaker1, A. Busacca5, J. Ali4, L. Razzari1, R. Morandotti1 1INRS, Canada; 2University of Glasgow, UK; 3University of Sussex, UK; 4University of Technology Malaysia,

Malaysia; 5University of Palermo, Italy

14:20 C13-3 VISIBLE LIGHT COMMUNICATION BASED ON OFFSET PULSE POSITION MODULATION (OFFSET-PPM) USING HIGH POWER LED M. H. Ahfayd, M. J. Sibley, P. J. Mather, University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 13:40-14:20 513B

D14 Material and Metamaterials for Microwave to Optical Wave Applications (1)

Session Chairs: Tatsuo Itoh, Benjamin Williams

13:40 D14-1 (Invited) ON THE CIRCUIT MODELING OF STACKED CLOSELY SPACED APERTURE-LIKE FSSS F. Medina, C. Molero, R. Rodriguez-Berral, F. Mesa, University of Sevilla, Spain

14:00 D14-2 (Invited) RECENT PROGRESS ON NONRECIPROCAL CRLH METAMATERIALS FOR ANTENNA APPLICATIONS T. Ueda, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan


E16 EMC for PCB and Package

Session Chairs: Christopher Holloway, ERPING LI

13:40 E16-1 A FIRST PRINCIPLES, MULTIPOLE-BASED CABLE BRAID ELECTROMAGNETIC PENETRATION MODEL S. Campione, L. K. Warne, W. L. Langston, W. A. Johnson, R. S. Coats, L. I. Basilio, Sandia National

Laboratories, United States

14:00 E16-2 EFFICIENT CHARACTERIZATION OF INTERFERENCE PROPAGATION IN MULTILAYERED SUBSTRATES WITH MULTIPLE-STAGE OPEN DISCONTINUITIES M. Grau Novellas, R. Serra, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands; M. Rose, NXP Semiconductors,

Netherlands

14:20 E16-3 A SYSTEM AND SOURCE JOINT ESTIMATION METHOD FOR EM EMISSION MODELING OF CLOCK CIRCUITS X. Hao, S. Xie, W. Zhang, Beihang University, China


F14 Microwave Sensing of Soil Moisture (1)

Session Chairs: Y. Kerr, Simon Yueh, David Le Vine

13:40 F14-1 FULL-WAVE SIMULATIONS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING BY VEGETATION FOR MICROWAVE REMOTE SENSING BASED ON NUMERICAL 3D SOLUTIONS OF MAXWELL EQUATIONS

H. Huang, L. Tsang, University of Michigan, United States; T.-H. Liao, E. Njoku, A. Colliander, Jet Propulsion

Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States; K.-H. Ding, Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-

Patterson AFB, United States

14:00 F14-2 (Invited) SMOS: FROM SOIL MOISTURE TO CLIMATE MONITORING AND APPLICATIONS Y. H. Kerr1, J.-P. Wigneron2, A. Mahmoodi1, A. Al Bitar1, A. Al-Yaari2, S. Bircher1, P. Ferrazzoli3, A. Mialon1,

M. Parrens1, P. Richaume1, N. Rodriguez1, C. Vittucci3, S. Mecklenburg4 1CESBIO, France; 2INRA, France; 3Tor vergata University, Italy; 4ESA, Italy

14:20 F14-3 DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED SOIL MOISTURE DATA RECORD USING SMAP AND SMOS DATA S. Chan, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States; R. Bindlish, P. O'Neill, NASA Goddard Space Flight

Center, United States; T. Jackson, USDA ARS Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratory, United States; Y. Kerr,

CESBIO-CNES, France

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 13:40-14:40 513D

FB15 EM Modeling and Applications of Underground Imaging (1)

Session Chairs: Lorenzo Capineri, Motoyuki Sato

13:40 FB15-1 (Invited) ARRAY GPR SYSTEM “YAKUMO” AND ITS APPLICATIONS M. Sato, Tohoku University, Japan

14:00 FB15-2 (Invited) GPR MEASUREMENTS INVERSION IN CASE OF SPATIALLY VARYING ANTENNA POLARIZATION J. Wang, P. J. Aubry, A. Yarovoy, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

14:20 FB15-3 DESIGN OF NONLINEAR MUTUAL COUPLING OPERATOR FOR ANTENNA ARRAYS USING A NOVEL ACGF-DEEP-LEARNING TECHNOLOGY A. M. Alzahed1, S. M. Mikki2, Y. M. M. Antar1 1Royal Military College of Canada, Canada; 2University of New Haven, USA


G15 Incoherent Scatter Radar (1)

Session Chairs: Ingrid Mann, Emma Spanswick, Mike Kosch

13:40 G15-1 INCOHERENT SCATTER PLASMA LINES: A POWERFUL TOOL TO STUDY AURORA AT SONDRESTROM ISR A. N. Bhatt1, J. Vierinen2, J. Semeter3, M. Hirsch3, M. McCready1, S. Kaeppler1, E. Kendall1 1SRI International, United States; 2University of Trmoso, Norway; 3Boston University, United States

14:00 G15-2 GEOSPACE RADAR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN F. D. Lind1, J. Vierinen2, P. J. Erickson1, R. Volz1 1MIT Haystack Observatory, United States; 2University of Tromsø, Norway

14:20 G15-3 FIRST RESULTS FROM A LONG-TERM INCOHERENT SCATTER RADAR INVESTIGATION OF E-REGION THERMOSPHERIC WINDS S. R. Kaeppler1, M. F. Larsen2, R. A. Mesquita2, R. H. Varney1, A. Reimer1, M. J. Nicolls3 1SRI International, United States; 2Clemson University, United States; 3LeoLabs Inc, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 13:40-14:40 514A

G16 Improvement of GNSS Radio Occultation Techniques (1)

Session Chairs: Norbert Jakowski, Keith Groves

13:40 G16-1 IONOSPHERIC REFRACTION ON GNSS RADIO OCCULTATION SIGNALS M. M. Hoque, N. Jakowski, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany

14:00 G16-2 RADIO OCCULTATION MODELLING IN COMPLEX IONOSPHERES C. J. Coleman, The University of Adelaide, Australia; B. Forte, The University of Bath, UK

14:20 G16-3 IMPROVEMENT OF GNSS RADIO OCCULTATION TECHNIQUES L. C. Gardner, L. Scheriliess, R. W. Schunk, Utah Stat University - CASS, United States


H11 H-Tutorial Craig Rodger: “Drivers, Detection, and Wider Significance of

Precipitation from the Radiation Belts"

Session Chair: O. Santolik

13:40 H11-1 (Invited) DRIVERS, DETECTION, AND WIDER SIGNIFICANCE OF PRECIPITATION FROM THE RADIATION BELTS C. J. Rodger, University of Otago, New Zealand




13:40 J18-1 (Invited) THE CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PLAN OF MM/SUB-MM MIXERS IN ASIAA M.-J. Wang, Academia Sinica, China (SRS)

14:00 J18-2 DESIGN OF AN OPTICAL BEAM COMBINER FOR DUAL BAND OBSERVATION WITH ALMA D. Montofre1, A. Baryshev1,2, P. Mena3, R. Hesper1 1Kapteyn Institute, Netherlands; 2SRON, Netherlands; 33Department of Electrical Engineering, Chile

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 13:40-14:40 514C

J19 Recent and Future Space Missions (1)

Session Chairs: Fabrice Herpin, Martin Giard

13:40 J19-1 THE FIRST DETECTION OF A SOLAR BURST AT 3 AND 7 THZ P. Kaufmann1,2, J.-P. Raulin1, R. Marcon2,3, A. S. Kudaka1, R. F. Hidalgo Ramírez1 1Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Brazil; 2UNICAMP, Brazil; 3OSBL, Brazil

14:00 J19-2 THE NETHERLANDS - CHINA LOW FREQUENCY EXPLORER A. J. Boonstra, M. Wise, H. van der Marel, M. Ruiter, M. Arts, D. Prinsloo, J. Bast, G. Kruithof, ASTRON,

Netherlands; H. Falcke, M. Klein-Wolt, C. Brinkerink, H. Pourshaghaghi, Radboud University,

Netherlands; J. Rotteveel, E. Bertels, A. Berciano Alba, ISIS - Innovative Solutions in Space, Netherlands; J. Ping,

L. Chen, M. Huang, Y. Yan, X. Chen, M. Zhang, M. Wang, NAOC-CAS, China; H. Rothkaehl, SRC-PAS, Poland

14:20 J19-3 THE HERSCHEL SPACE MISSION F. Herpin, Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Bordeaux, France; E. Caux, IRAP, France; L. Pagani, LERMA,

Observatoire de Paris, France




13:40 K9-1 (Invited) SPATIAL FIELD INTENSITY SHAPING VIA OPTIMIZED MULTI TARGET TIME REVERSAL G. G. Bellizzi1,2, L. Crocco2, T. Isernia1,2 1Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria, Italy; 2CNR-IREA, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Italy

14:00 K9-2 (Invited) MICROWAVE IMAGING WITH A TIME-DOMAIN RECONSTRUCTION ALGORITHM A. Fhager, M. Persson, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

14:20 K9-3 (Invited) EVALUATION OF A FACETED PEC AIR-BASED BREAST IMAGING SYSTEM J. LoVetri, A. Baran, M. Asefi, K. Nemez, I. Jeffrey, University of Manitoba, Canada


A8 Space Metrology (2)

Session Chairs: Liu Min, Pedro Cruz

14:40 A8-1 COMPACT-FIBERED OPTICAL FREQUENCY STANDARD AT 1542 NM STABILIZED ON IODINE HYPERFINE LINE IN THE 10-15 RANGE FOR SPACE APPLICATIONS C. Philippe1, R. Le Targat1, D. Holleville1, M. Lours1, T. Leveque2, R. Le Goff3, P. Wolf1, O. Acef1 1SYRTE / CNRS / Observatoire de Paris, France; 2CNES, France; 3SODERN, France

15:00 A8-2 AN IMPLEMENTATION METHOD OF ELECTRICAL REFERENCE STANDARDS FOR PERMANENT LUNAR BASES Y. Li, L. Min, W. Yan, Beijing Orient Institute of Measurement and Test, China (CIE)


B14 Integral Equation, Hybrid, and Fast Methods (2)

Session Chairs: Thomas Eibert, Francesco Andriulli

14:40 B14-1 (Invited) FAST NEAR-FIELD ITERATION BASED ON STATIC AND DYNAMIC GREEN'S FUNCTIONS S. Karki, C. Raucy, C. Craeye, Universite catholique de Louvain, Belgium

15:00 B14-2 (Invited) ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS OF FIELDS IN MODULATED METASURFACES G. Minatti1, F. Caminita2, E. Martini2, S. Maci1 1University of Siena, Italy; 2Wave-Up S.r.l, Italy

15:20 B14-3 SOMMERFELD INTEGRALS FOR MULTI-LAYER, GROUNDED DIELECTRIC SUBSTRATES: A COMPARATIVE NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF EXACT AND ASYMPTOTIC METHODS K. C. Durbhakula, D. Chatterjee, A. M. Hassan, University of Missouri Kansas City, United States; M. S. Kluskens,

Naval Research Laboratory, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 14:40-15:40 513C



14:40 B15-1 (Invited) AN INVERSE SCATTERING PROCEDURE IN LEBESGUE SPACES WITH NON-CONSTANT EXPONENTS C. Estatico, A. Fedeli, M. Pastorino, A. Randazzo, University of Genoa, Italy

15:00 B15-2 (Invited) ON THE SCATTERING BY A PULSED SOURCE WITH THE CWA C. Ponti, M. Santarsiero, G. Schettini, "Roma Tre" University, Italy

15:20 B15-3 (Invited) A PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF TYPICAL IMAGING ALGORITHMS IN GROUND-BASED SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR C. Hu, Q. He, W. Tian, Y. Deng, X. Dong, Beijing Institute of Technology, China (CIE)

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 14:40-15:40 514B

CDB14 Exploitation of Non-Linearities for Passive Wireless Sensors (1)

Session Chairs: Yvan Duroc, Ville Viikari, Ke Wu

14:40 CDB14-1 (Invited) EXPLOITATION OF HARMONIC SIGNALS GENERATED BY THE UHF RFID CHIPS: NEW PROMISES FOR THE RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION TECHNOLOGY

G. Andia Vera1, D. Allane1,2, Y. Duroc3, S. Tedjini1 1Grenoble-INP, University Grenoble-Alpes, France; 2University Claude Bernard Lyon 1, University of Lyon,

France; 3University of Sciences and Technology Houari Boumediene, Algérie

15:00 CDB14-2 SHAPING MICROWAVE FIELDS USING NON-LINEAR UNSOLICITED FEEDBACK: APPLICATION TO ENERGY HARVESTING P. del Hougne, M. Fink, F. Lemoult, G. Lerosey, Institut Langevin, ESPCI Paris, France

15:20 CDB14-3 MILLIMETER-WAVE SOURCELESS RECEIVER ARRAY R. Liu, K. Wu, Polytechnique Montréal, Canada

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 14:40-15:40 513B

D15 Material and Metamaterials for Microwave to Optical Wave Applications (2)

Session Chairs: Tatsuo Itoh, Benjamin Williams

14:40 D15-1 (Invited) PHOTOLUMINESCENCE ENGINEERING USING III-V DIELECTRIC METAMATERIALS S. Liu1, S. Addamane2, M. B. Sinclair1, G. A. Keeler1, G. Balakrishnan2, I. Brener1 1Sandia National Labs, United States; 2University of New Mexico, United States

15:00 D15-2 (Invited) INTERSUBBAND POLARITONIC METASURFACES FOR FREQUENCY MIXING AND OPTICAL POWER LIMITING N. Nookala1, J. Lee1, Y. Liu1, M. Tymchenko1, G. Boehm2, M.-C. Amann2, O. Wolf3, J. L. Reno3, I. Brener3,

A. Alu1, M. A. Belkin1 1The University of Texas at Austin, United States; 2Technical University of Munich, Germany; 3Sandia National

Laboratories, United States

15:20 D15-3 (Invited) OPTOMECHANICAL METAMATERIALS FOR ROOM TEMPERATURE THZ DETECTION Y. Todorov, C. Belacel, D. Gacemi, S. Barbieri, I. Favero, C. Sirtori, Université Paris Diderot, France


E17 Lightning and Related Phenomena (1)

Session Chairs: Vladimir A. Rakov, Satoru Yoshida

14:40 E17-1 (Invited) A NUMERICAL STUDY OF SITE ERRORS IN MAGNETIC DIRECTION FINDING OF LIGHTNING S. Araki, Y. Baba, Doshisha University, Japan; V. A. Rakov, University of Florida, USA

15:00 E17-2 (Invited) A DUAL BAND 3D LIGHTNING LOCATING SYSTEM H. Liu, W. Dong, Laboratory of Lightning Physics and Protection Engineering, State Key Laboratory of Severe

Weather, China; L. Li, Chongqing Meteorological Bureau, China

15:20 E17-3 (Invited) MODELING NARROW BIPOLAR PULSES USING NUMERICAL SOLUTION TO FREDHOLM EQUATION

S. Karunarathne, Baptist College of Health Sciences, United States; N. Karunarathne, T. Marshall, M. Stolzenburg,

University of Mississippi, United States


F16 Microwave Sensing of Soil Moisture (2)

Session Chairs: Y. Kerr, Simon Yueh, David Le Vine

14:40 F16-1 (Invited) RELATION BETWEEN SMOS OPTICAL THICKNESS AND PANTROPICAL BIOMASS C. Vittucci, P. Ferrazzoli, L. Guerriero, Tor Vergata University, Italy; Y. Kerr, P. Richaume, CESBIO,

France; G. Vaglio Laurin, Tuscia University, Italy

15:00 F16-2 (Invited) HIGH-RESOLUTION ENHANCED PRODUCT BASED ON SMAP ACTIVE-PASSIVE APPROACH USING SENTINEL 1A AND 1B SAR DATA N. N. Das1, D. Entekhabi2, S. Kim1, T. Jagdhubar3, S. Dunbar1, S. Yueh1, A. Colliander1 1Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NASA, United States; 2Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States; 3German

Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany

15:20 F16-3 INTEGRATION OF SMAP, AMSR2 AND SENTINEL-1 DATA FOR SOIL MOISTURE MONITORING S. Paloscia, E. Santi, P. Pampaloni, S. Pettinato, IFAC/CNR, Italy; L. Brocca, L. Ciabatta, IRPI-CNR,

Italy; D. Entekhabi, MIT, USA

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 14:40-15:40 513D

FB17 EM Modeling and Applications of Underground Imaging (2)

Session Chairs: Lorenzo Capineri, Motoyuki Sato

14:40 FB17-1 (Invited) GROUND PENETRATING RADAR WITH CONTACT HORN ANTENNAS M. Pieraccini, N. Rojhani, L. Miccinesi, University of Florence, Italy

15:00 FB17-2 (Invited) FIELD MEASUREMENT OF PERMITTIVITY, ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY, MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY, AND TOPOGRAPHIC RELIEF OF SOILS IN DONBASS, UKRAINE FOR ROBOTIC, MULTI-SENSOR, HUMANITARIAN DEMINING SYSTEM DESIGN G. Pochanin, V. Ruban, L. Varianytsia-Roshchupkina, O. Orlenko, I. Pochanina, Dept.of Radiophysical Introscopy,

O.Ya. Usikov Inst. for Radiophysics and Electronics, Ukraine; S. Truskavetsky, K. Viatkin, A. Sherstyuk,

T. Byndych, Nat. Scientific Center, Inst. for Soil Science and Agrochemistry Research named after O.N. Sokolovsk,

Ukraine; L. Capineri, P. Falorni, Università degli Studi di Firenze, Italy; T. Bechtel, L. Houser, Dept. of Earth &

Environment, Franklin & Marshall College, USA


G17 Incoherent Scatter Radar (2)


14:40 G17-1 VALIDATION OF AN INCOHERENT SCATTER RADAR PERFORMANCE SIMULATOR P. J. Erickson1, J. Vierinen2, F. D. Lind1, R. Volz1 1Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States; 2University of Tromsø, Norway

15:00 G17-2 STUDIES OF POLAR CAP DYNAMICS USING MULTIPLE INCOHERENT SCATTER RADARS R. H. Varney, SRI International, United States; R. G. Gillies, University of Calgary, Canada

15:20 G17-3 ION-NEUTRAL COUPLING OBSERVATIONS DURING RECENT COORDINATED INCOHERENT SCATTER RADAR CAMPAIGNS FOR GEOSPACE STORM AND DISTURBANCE STUDIES S.-R. Zhang, P. J. Erickson, MIT, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 14:40-15:20 514A

G18 Improvement of GNSS Radio Occultation Techniques (2)

Session Chairs: Norbert Jakowski, Keith Groves

14:40 G18-1 RECEIVER BIAS ESTIMATION AND VALIDATION OF E-POP GAP-O IONOSPHERIC RADIO OCCULTATION MEASUREMENTS C. Watson1,2, R. B. Langley3, D. R. Themens3, A. W. Yau2, A. Howarth2, P. T. Jayachandran3 1University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, United States; 2University of Calgary, Canada; 3University of

New Brunswick, Canada

15:00 G18-2 SCINTILLATION SPECIFICATION WITH GNSS RADIO OCCULTATION TECHNIQUES K. M. Groves, C. S. Carrano, W. J. McNeil, C. L. Rino, Boston College, USA



Belts (3)


14:40 H12-1 (Invited) ENERGETIC ELECTRON PRECIPITATION INTO THE MIDDLE ATMOSPHERE; CHORUS-WAVE PARTICLE INTERACTIONS Y. Miyoshi1, I. Sinohara2, T. Takashima2, K. Asamura2, N. Higashio2, T. Mitani2, S. Yokota2, S. Kasahara3,

Y. Kazama4, S.-Y. Wang4, Y. Kasahara5, Y. Kasaba6, S. Yagitani5, A. Matsuoka2, H. Kojima7, Y. Katoh6,

K. Shiokawa1, K. Seki3, K. Hosokawa8, S. Oyama1, Y. Ogawa9, S. Kurita1, M. Hirahara1, T. Hori3, K. Keika3,

M. Shoji1, M. Teramoto1, S. Matsuda1 1Nagoya University, Japan; 2JAXA, Japan; 3University of Tokyo, Japan; 4ASIAA, Taiwan; 5Kanazawa University,

Japan; 6Tohoku University, Japan; 7Kyoto University, Japan; 8The University of Electro-Communications, Japan; 9NIPR, Japan

15:00 H12-2 CONJUGATE LEP EVENTS OBSERVED AT PALMER STATION, ANTARCTICA D. Kim, R. C. Moore, University of Florida, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 14:40-15:40 514C

J21 Recent and Future Space Missions (2)


14:40 J21-1 (Invited) THE MILLIMETRON SPACE OBSERVATORY: STATUS AND PROGRESS UPDATE T. de Graauw1, A. Smirnov1, A. Baryshev2, P. de Bernardis3, S. Likhachev1, E. Golubev1, T. Kosmovich1,

N. Kardashev1 1Astro Space Center of P.N. Lebedev Physical Institute,, Russia; 22Kapteyn Astronomical Institute, University of

Groningen,, the Netherlands; 3Sapienza University of Rome, Italy

15:00 J21-2 (Invited) SPICA: THE FIR SPACE TELESCOPE PROPOSED TO ESA FOR THE M5 CALL; UNVEILING THE OBSCURED UNIVERSE M. Giard, IRAP (CNRS-Université de Toulouse III), France

15:20 J21-3 (Invited) ORIGINS SPACE TELESCOPE: OVERVIEW AND SCIENCE CASES C. Battersby, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, United States




14:40 K10-1 (Invited) STRATEGIES FOR INTEGRATING ULTRASOUND AND MICROWAVE DATA FOR IMPROVED BREAST IMAGING E. Fear, M. Omer, D. Kurrant, University of Calgary, Canada; A. Baran, J. LoVetri, P. Mojabi, University of

Manitoba, Canada

15:00 K10-2 (Invited) STUDY ON THE ACCURACY OF FORWARD MODELING IN ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE TOMOGRAPHY FOR THORAX IMAGING K. Zhang, M. Li, F. Yang, S. Xu, Tsinghua University, China (CIE); A. Abubakar, Schlumberger, USA

15:20 K10-3 REAL-TIME TRACKING OF METALLIC TREATMENT PROBE IN INTERSTITIAL THERMAL THERAPY G. Chen, J. Stang, M. Moghaddam, University of Southern California, United States

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 16:00-17:00 514B

CDB15 Exploitation of Non-Linearities for Passive Wireless Sensors (2)

Session Chairs: Yvan Duroc, Ville Viikari, Ke Wu

16:00 CDB15-1 TRANSPONDER UTILIZING THE MODULATED RE-SCATTERING COMMUNICATION PRINCIPLE T. A. Siddiqui, M. M. Islam, K. Rasilainen, V. Viikari, Aalto University, Finland

16:20 CDB15-2 (Invited) STUDY ON NON-LINEAR EFFECTS OF TWO COUPLED UHF-BAND RFID TAGS J. Holopainen, X. Gao, V. Viikari, Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering, Finland

16:40 CDB15-3 INVESTIGATIONS ON MINIATURIZED RF FRONT-END IN MIMO CHANNEL EMULATOR X. Fei, L. Tian, Southeast University, China (CIE)


A3P POSTERS - Commission A Open Session


A3P-1 METHOD FOR AC CURRENT MEASUREMENT BASED ON DIGITAL SAMPLING TECHNOLOGY S. Chen, X. Huang, W. Sun, H. Wang, Beijing Orient Institute of Measurement and Test, China (CIE)

A3P-2 ENSEMBLE DETECTION ANALYSIS FOR CHARACTERIZING NON-STATIONARY PROCESSES M. Aksoy, University of Maryland Baltimore County, United States; P. E. Racette, NASA Goddard Space Flight

Center, United States


A5P POSTERS - Advances in Sensor Development and Applications

Session Chairs: Chouki Zerrouki, Andon Lazarov

A5P-1 A HIGH PRECISION SIGNAL ANALYSISSYSTEM BASED ON SOC B. Li, J. Song, M. Zhang, Beijing Oriental Institute of Measurement and Test, China (CIE)

A5P-2 SURFACE ACOUSTIC WAVE SENSORS: FROM DESIGN TO CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS N. Fourati, C. Zerrouki, Conservatoire National des Arts et métiers, France


A6P POSTERS - Metrological Analysis of Material Properties

Session Chair: Nosherwan Shoaib

A6P-1 COMPLEX PERMITTIVITY MEASUREMENT OF LIQUIDS USING A 7-MM OPEN-CIRCUITED COAXIAL LINE SAMPLE HOLDER AT MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATION FREQUENCIES T.-W. Kang, J.-H. Kim, J.-Y. Kwon, N.-W. Kang, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, South Korea


AE10P POSTERS - SI Units

Session Chairs: Felicitas Arias, Carl Williams

AE10P-1 RECENT PROGRESS ON MICROWAVE POWER STANDARDS IN BIRMM W. He1,2,3, W. Zhang2,3, C. Cheng2,3, C. Yang2,3, H. Yin4 1The Graduate School of The Second Academy of China, China (CIE); 2Nation Key Laboratory of Metrology and

Calibration Technology, China (CIE); 3eijing Institute of Radio Metrology and Masurement, China (CIE); 4Beijing

Institute of Environmental Characteristics, China (CIE)

AE10P-2 A NEW METHOD FOR EVALUATING MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY OF AC IMPEDANCE Y. L. Li, X. J. Yan, L. You, K. Wu, Beijing Orient Institute of Measurement & Test, China (CIE)


B1P POSTERS - Electromagnetic Theory

Session Chair: Daniel Sjöberg

B1P-1 REALIZABILITY OF STRUCTURES FOR DUAL BAND COMPLEMENTARY REFLECTION/TRANSMISSION USING A CONVEX OPTIMIZATION APPROACH D. Sjöberg, Lund University, Sweden

B1P-2 ELECTRIC POLARIZABILITY ESTIMATION FOR PLANAR FREQUENCY SELECTIVE ARRAYS A. Ludvig-Osipov, B. L. G. Jonsson, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden

B1P-3 CAVITY MODEL ANALYSIS OF SPHERICAL-RECTANGULAR PRINTED ANTENNAS BY EMPLOYING BASIC SPHERICAL VECTOR TRANSFORMATION TECHNIQUES O. Demir, Aselsan Inc., Turkey; G. Dural, METU, Turkey

B1P-4 AN APPROACH TO THE DIELECTRIC RELAXATION SPECTRUM AS A CONTINUOUS DISTRIBUTION OF DEBYE PROCESSES T. P. Iglesias, University of Vigo, Spain; G. Vilão, Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto,

Portugal; J. C. R. Reis, Universidad de Lisboa, Portugal

B1P-5 RADIATION ENERGY OF ANTENNA FIELDS: CRITIQUE AND A SOLUTION THROUGH RECOVERABLE ENERGY S. M. Mikki, University of New Haven, USA; A. M. Alzahed, Y. M. M. Antar, Royal Military College of Canada,

Canada

B1P-6 POINCARÉ WAVELETS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS TO GAUSSIAN BEAM SUMMATION E. Gorodnitskiy, M. Perel, Saint Petersburg State University, Russian Federation

B1P-7 ANALYSIS OF A PERFORATED SIW STRUCTURE WITH A RECTANGULAR AIR BOX AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE DESIGN OF A STEP-IMPEDANCE MICROWAVE FILTER A. Coves, G. Torregrosa, G. Vicent, E. Bronchalo, A. A. San Blas, Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche (UMH),

Spain; M. Bozzi, University of Pavia, Italy

B1P-8 ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING OF A LAGUERRE-GAUSSIAN VORTEX BEAM BY UNIAXIAL ANISOTROPIC BISPHERES T. Qu1, Z. S. Wu1, J. J. Wu1, Q. C. Shang1, G. Jeon1,2, Z. J. Li1 1Xidian University, China; 2Incheon National University, Korea

B1P-9 IRREGULAR-GRID-BASED PARTICLE-IN-CELL SIMULATIONS OF RESONANT ELECTRON DISCHARGES WITH PROBABILISTIC SECONDARY ELECTRON EMISSION MODEL D.-Y. Na1, Y. A. Omelchenko2, F. L. Teixeira1 1The Ohio State University, United States; 2Trinum Research Inc., United States

B1P-10 ON THE EXACT SOLUTION FOR THE EIGENMODES OF THE TAPE HELIX M. Norgren, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden

B1P-11 FIELD DISTRIBUTIONS OF THE HYBRID MODES IN RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDES FILLED WITH UNIAXIAL MEDIA WITH TILTED OPTIC AXIS LYING IN SIDEWALL PLANES K. Sun, J. K. Lee, J. W. Graham, Syracuse University, United States

B1P-12 PASSIVE APPROXIMATION AND OPTIMIZATION WITH B-SPLINES Y. Ivanenko, S. Nordebo, Linnaeus University, Sweden

B1P-13 TRACING OF METASURFACE WAVES C. Della Giovampaola1, M. Mencagli2, E. Martini3, M. Albani1, S. Maci1 1University of Siena, Italy; 2University of Pennsylvania, USA; 3Wave Up s.r.l., Italy

B1P-14 ON THE ACCURACY OF FRIIS’ TRANSMISSION FORMULA AT SHORT RANGE O. Breinbjerg, K. Kaslis, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

B1P-15 EXISTENCE OF RADIALLY SYMMETRIC COMPLEX SURFACE WAVES IN LOSSY GOUBAU LINE E. Kuzmina, Moscow Technological University (MIREA), Russian Federation; Y. Shestopalov, University of

Ga¨vle, Sweden

B1P-16 DESIGN OF A NARROW-BAND FILTER BASED ON THE BREWSTER PHENOMENON FOR MICROWAVE APPLICATIONS A. Coves, Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche, Spain; S. Marini, Universidad de Alicante, Spain; B. Gimeno,

Universidad de Valencia, Spain; D. Sánchez, A. M. Rodríguez, V. E. Boria, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia,

Spain


B6P POSTERS - Multiphysics and Multiscale Problems

Session Chairs: Weng Cho Chew, Qing Huo Liu, Levent Gurel

B6P-1 TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE INTERACTIONS ON MAGNETIZED FERRITES USING LANDAU- LIFSHITZ-GILBERT AND VOLUME INTEGRAL EQUATIONS S. B. Sayed1, H. Arda Ulku2, H. Bagci1 1King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Saudi Arabia; 2Gebze Technical University, Turkey

B6P-2 UNSTRUCTURED BLOCK MESHING IN TIME-DOMAIN TLM METHOD WITH LOCAL TIME-STEP A. A. Ijjeh, University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis, France; M. M. Ney, IMT Atlantique, France

B6P-3 DESIGN OF CNT-BASED PERFECT ABSORBERS OVER SWIR TO LWIR FREQUENCIES FOR SENSING APPLICATIONS. G. Behera1, S. M. Mikki2, Y. M. M. Antar1 1Royal Military College of Canada, Canada; 2University of New Haven, USA

B6P-4 ANALYSIS OF MULTILAYER INTERCONNECTS DISTRIBUTED ENERGY-PER-BIT AND POWER INTEGRITY WITH KRON-BRANIN FORMALISM Z. Xu, Y. Liu, B. Ravelo, O. Maurice, ESIGELEC, France

B6P-5 NON-CONFORMAL IE-PE-DDM USING REVERSE OPERATION SELF-CONSISTENT EVALUATION M. Jiang, J. Hu, Z. Nie, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China (CIE)


B7P POSTERS - Metasurface Engineering


B7P-1 BACK RADIATION SUPPRESSION THROUGH A SEMITRANSPARENT ROUND GROUND PLANE FOR MM-WAVE OMNIDIRECTIONAL ANTENNAS K. Klionovski, M. F. Farooqui, A. Shamim, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia

B7P-2 A NOVEL SELF-PACKAGED MICROSTRIP LINE J. Zhang, X. Zhang, A. A. Kishk, Concordia University, Canada


B8P POSTERS - Advanced Algorithms in Computational Electromagnetics


B8P-1 GPGPU FDTD: OUTPUT OF DATA F. Costen1,2, L. Xanthos1, R. Himeno2, H. Yokota2

1The University of Manchester, United Kingdom; 2RIKEN, Japan

B8P-2 WIDEBAND ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING COMPUTATIONS FOR SMOOTH CONDUCTING 2D CYLINDERS USING THE RAS-AWE METHOD M. A. Hassan, A. A. Kishk, Concordia University, Canada

B8P-3 FAST AND ACCURATE EXTRACTING SURFACE AND LEAKY WAVE POLES FOR MULTILAYERED STRUCTURES BASED ON GPU/CPU HETEROGENEOUS PLATFORM Z. Song, X.-W. Zhu, L. Tian, P. Miao, Southeast University, China (CIE)

B8P-4 PRECISE ANALYSIS OF NEAR-FIELD LIGHT USING FAST INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM S. Ohnuki, D. Wu, S. Watanabe, R. Takahashi, Nihon University, Japan; T. Yamaguchi, Tokyo Metropolitan

Industrial Technology Research Institute, Japan

B8P-5 LEBEDEV FDTD METHOD FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC SIMULATIONS OF ANISOTROPIC MATERIALS M. Salmasi, M. Potter, University of Calgary, Canada


B13P POSTERS - Inverse Scattering and Imaging

Session Chairs: Lianlin Li, Matteo Pastorino

B13P-1 ELECTROMAGNETIC BIOMEDICAL IMAGING IN BANACH SPACES: A NUMERICAL CASE STUDY A. Fedeli, M. Pastorino, A. Randazzo, University of Genoa, Italy


B99P POSTERS - Commission B Open Session

B99P-1 DESIGN OF AN UWB POWER SPLITTER OF ARBITRARY SPLIT RATIO USING ASYMMETRICAL DOUBLE RIDGE WAVEGUIDE M. A. Nasr, A. A. Kishk, Concordia University, Canada

B99P-2 A NEW COMPRESSED SENSING BASED APPROACH FOR NULL STEERING OF LINEAR ARRAYS BY PERTURBING MINIMUM NUMBER OF ELEMENTS M. A. Abdelhay, Alexandria Higher Institute of Engineering and Technology, Egypt; S. E. El-Khamy, Alexandria

University, Egypt

B99P-3 BROADBAND MICROSTRIP TO WAVEGUIDE TRANSITION L. Vietzorreck, M. Elsässer, TU Muenchen, Germany; E. Miralles Navarro, V. Ziegler, Airbus, Germany

B99P-4 A COMPACT WIDEBAND FLEXIBLE ANTENNA W.-H. Zong1, Z. Li1, S.-S. Fu1, C.-J. Du1, S. Li2, J. Wang3, Z.-J. Jin1 1Qingdao University, China (SRS); 2Qingdao University, China; 3Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan

B99P-5 A WIDEBAND CIRCULARLY POLARIZED CYLINDRICAL DRA LOADED WITH SRR AND EXCITED WITH A QUESTION SHAPED MICROSTRIP FEED LINE R. Kumar1, C.-W. Park2, R. K. Chaudhary1 1Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines), Dhanbad, India; 2University of Quebec in Rimouski,

Canada

B99P-6 MODELING FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC HEAT COUPLING ANALYSIS IN COMPACT RF AND DIGITAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND ASSEMBLIES Z. O. Zaw, C. E. Png, Institute of High Performance Computing, Singapore

B99P-7 DESIGN OF A DISPERSION-SWITCHABLE PHASER FOR CHIRPING MODULATION Q. Zhang, T. Guo, Y. Chen, Southern University of Science and Technology, China

B99P-8 ZIGZAG MICROSTRIP LEAKY-WAVE ANTENNA MIMICKING WAVE PROPAGATION IN METALLIC WAVEGUIDES Q. Zhang, A. Kandwal, Y. Chen, Southern University of Science and Technology, China; C. Caloz, Ecole

Polytechnique de Montreal, Canada

B99P-9 SCATTERING MECHANISM ANALYSIS OF SEA CLUTTER AT UHF BAND BY DOPPLER SPECTRUM CHARACTERISTICS P. Zhao, X. Li, J. Zhang, Y. Zhang, X. Zhu, China Research Institute of Radiowave Propagation, China (CIE)

B99P-10 BALANCED-TO-BALANCED MICROSTRIP DIPLEXER BASED ON MAGNETICALLY COUPLED OPEN-LOOP RESONATORS A. Fernandez-Prieto1, A. Lujambio2, J. Martel1, F. Medina1, R. R. Boix1 1University of Sevilla, Spain; 2Skylife Engineering, Spain

B99P-11 TRANSIENT TRANSFER COUPLED RESPONSE - SPHERICAL HARMONICS EXPANSION A. Shlivinski, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, Israel


C8P POSTERS - Application of Radio Propagation Research Results in Radio System

and Signal Design

Session Chair: Robert Bultitude

C8P-1 A ULTRA-WIDEBAND QUARTER WAVELENGTH FOLDED HALF E PATCH ANTENNA Z. Shi1,2, A. Qing1,2, H. Li1 1Southwest Jiaotong University, China (CIE); 2University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China

(CIE)


C12P POSTERS - Ultra-High Bit Rate Radio Communications Engineering at Tera Hertz


C12P-1 BACK TO SINGLE CARRIER FOR TERA HERTZ COMMUNICATIONS J. Palicot, F. Bader, CentraleSupélec, France


C17P POSTERS - Spectrum Sharing, Issues, Co-Existence, and Interference

Session Chairs: Anthony Martone, Jeff Reed

C17P-1 COOPERATIVE SPECTRUM OCCUPANCY MEASUREMENTS AND ANALYSIS IN 2.4 GHZ ISM BAND A. Cheema, S. Salous, University of Durham, United Kingdom


CA4P POSTERS - Channel Measurements, Characterization and Verification through

Electromagnetic Metrology and Measurement Post Processing


CA4P-1 REAL TIME MIMO SOUNDER: APPLICATION TO GROUND-TO-AIR CHANNEL CHARACTERIZATION IN FORESTED ENVIRONMENT P. Laly, D. P. Gaillot, M. Lienard, P. Degauque, University of Lille, France


CB18P POSTERS - 5G Communication Systems

Session Chairs: Ozlem Kilic, Amir Zaghloul

CB18P-1 A SHORT REVIEW OF CURRENT CHALLENGES AND POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS OF FULL DUPLEX IN WIRELESS NETWORKS T. Vial1, A. Lefevre1, M. Le Penven1, Q. Bodinier1,2 1CentraleSupélec, France; 2IETR, France

CB18P-2 DIRECTIVE ANTENNAS FOR FUTURE 5G MOBILE WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS M. M. Mahmoud Ali, A.-R. Sebak, Concordia University, Québec


D1P POSTERS - Microwave Photonics

Session Chair: Stavros Iezekiel

D1P-1 A COUPLED OPTOELECTRONIC OSCILLATOR BASED ON A RESONANT SATURABLE ABSORBER MIRROR D. Zhu, T. Du, S. Pan, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China (CIE)

D1P-2 FEC IMPROVEMENT OF TRANSMISSION PERFORMANCE IN DIGITAL RADIO ON RADIO K. Tsukamoto, K. Kumamoto, T. Nakamura, T. Mochii, Osaka Institute of Technology, Japan

D1P-3 PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT OF 60 GHZ RADIO-OVER-FIBER FRONTHAUL USING COORDINATED MULTIPOINT TRANSMISSION Y. Tian, K.-L. Lee, C. Lim, A. Nirmalathas, University of Melbourne, Australia

D1P-4 ACTUAL PROBLEMS IN RADIOPHOTONICS Y. Gulyaev, Kotelnikov Institute of Radio-engineering and Electronics RAS, Russian Federation


D8P POSTERS - Carbon-Based Photonics and Optoelectronics

Session Chairs: Frank Wang, Fabian Rotermund

D8P-1 BROADBAND ULTRAFAST CARRIER DYNAMICS OF SINGLE-WALL CARBON NANOTUBES C. Zhu, Y. Liu, Y. Xu, F. Wang, Nanjing University, China


D11P POSTERS - Terahertz Generation and Applications


D11P-1 TERAHERTZ GYROTRONS WITH QUASI-REGULAR CAVITIES I. V. Osharin, I. V. Bandurkin, Y. K. Kalynov, A. V. Savilov, Institute of Applied Physics, Russian Academy of

Sciences (IAP RAS), Russian Federation


D18P POSTERS - Modeling of Electronic, Photonic and Plasmonic Devices


D18P-1 SPATIAL DIVISION MULTIPLE ACCESS ENABLED UHF RFID SYSTEMS H.-C. Liu, H.-G. Mao, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan

D18P-2 DUAL BAND NEAR ISOTROPIC GSM ANTENNA ON 3D PRINTED PACKAGE Z. Su, R. M. Bilal, A. Shamim, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia

D18P-3 A QUASI BUTLER MATRIX WITH 6×6 BEAM-FORMING CAPACITY USING 3×3 HYBRID COUPLERS K. Ding1, J. Bai2, A. Kishk1 1Concordia University, Canada; 2Beihang University, China

D18P-4 A NOVEL SINGLE CONDUCTOR ANTENNA FOR MOBILE HANDSETS M. Haridim, M. Bank, Y. Shalit, J. Gavan, HIT-Holon Institute of Technology, Israel


DA10P POSTERS - Optical Frequency Metrology

Session Chair: Ekkehard Peik

DA10P-1 A COMPACT LIGHT SOURCE AT 399 NM USING A PERIODICALLY POLED LINBO3 WAVEGUIDE FOR LASER COOLING YTTERBIUM T. Kobayashi1, D. Akamatsu1, Y. Nishida2, T. Tanabe1, M. Yasuda1, F.-L. Hong3, K. Hosaka1 1National Metrology Institute of Japan, Japan; 2NTT Electronics Corporation, Japan; 3Yokohama National

University, Japan

DA10P-2 SEARCH FOR LASER EXCITATION OF THE LOW-ENERGY ISOMER IN 229TH AND THE NUCLEAR OPTICAL CLOCK E. Peik, D.-M. Meier, J. Thielking, P. Glowacki, M. Okhapkin, PTB, Germany


DB2P POSTERS - Microwave and Millimeter Wave Identification and Sensing

Session Chairs: Arnaud Vena, Smail Tedjini

DB2P-1 DEVELOPMENT OF PASSIVE UHF RFID TAG ON FLEXIBLE FOIL FOR SPORT BALLS PRESSURE MONITORING A. Rennane1,2,3, A. Abdelnour2, D. Kaddour2, R. Touhami1, S. Tedjini2 1University of Sciences and Technology HouariBoumediene (USTHB), Algeria; 2Université Grenoble Alpes/LCIS,

France; 3Centre de Développement des Energies Renouvelables, CDER, Algeria

DB2P-2 EXTENDED HEMISPHERICAL INTEGRATED LENS ANTENNA FOR V-BAND APPLICATIONS J. Pourahmadazar, T. Denidni, National Institute of Scientific Research (INRS), Centre for Energy, Materials and

Telecommunicatio, Canada


E8P POSTERS - EMC in Complex Systems


E8P-1 IMPACT OF AN ARC TRACKING BETWEEN DC WIRES ON THE POWER LINE COMMUNICATION CHANNEL CHARACTERISTICS V. Degardin1, P. Laly1, L. Kone1, F. Valensi2, M. Lienard1, P. Degauque1 1University of Lille, France; 2University of Toulouse, France

E8P-2 RADIATION EFFICIENCY OF AN INDIVIDUAL ANTENNA IN A SYSTEM OF MULTIPLE NON-IDENTICAL ANTENNAS S. De Silva, L. Belostotski, M. Okoniewski, University of Calgary, Canada


E15P POSTERS - Time Reversal in Electromagnetics

Session Chairs: Julien de Rosny, Florian Monsef

E15P-1 BREAKING PARITY TIME REVERSAL SYMMETRY IN FILTERS R. L. Gardner, Consultant, United States


E21P POSTERS - Measurement Techniques

Session Chairs: Ramiro Serra, Christophe Lemoine

E21P-1 SHIELDING EFFECTIVENESS MEASUREMENT FOR PHYSICALLY SMALL ENCLOSURE IN FAST TELESCOPE H. Gan1,2, H. Zhang1,2, Y. Yue1,2, H. Hu1, S. Huang1, J. Song1, J. Sun1,2, H. Liu1,2, C. Jin1,2 1National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CIE); 2Key Laboratory of Radio

Astronomy, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CIE)

E21P-2 A STUDY OF ACTIVE ELEMENT CHARACTERIZATION BY DE-EMBEDDED CALIBRATION MEASUREMENTS S.-M. Han, J. Lim, D. Ahn, Soonchunhyang University, South Korea; W.-S. Yoon, Hoseo University, South Korea

E21P-3 REAL-TIME TRANSIENT ANALYSERS FOR RADIO ASTRONOMY A. R. Botha, J. Manley, P. S. Van der Mewer, A. J. Otto, F. Kapp, MESA Product Solutions, South Africa


F1P POSTERS - Microwave Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere


F1P-1 PRECIPITABLE WATER RETRIEVAL OVER ANTARCTICA FROM SATELLITE MICROWAVE HUMIDITY SOUNDERS G. Heygster, C. Melsheimer, A. Trana Gomez, G. Spreen, University of Bremen, Germany; M. Negusini, Institute

of Radio Astronomy, Italy; B. H. Petkov, C. Tomasini, Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate, Italy

F1P-2 ESTIMATION OF HIGH ICE WATER CONTENT USING DUAL-FREQUENCY POLARIMETRIC AIRBORNE RADAR DATA C. Nguyen, M. Wolde, K. Baibakov, National Research Council Canada, Canada; A. Korolev, Environment and

Climate Change Canada, Canada


F8P POSTERS - Remote Sensing Measurements of Precipitation

Session Chairs: Luca Baldini, Chandra Chadrasekar

F8P-1 CHARACTERISTICS OF DSDS AT TWO DIFFERENT CLIMATES AND THEIR IMPLICATION INTO RADAR PRECIPITATION ESTIMATION W. Bang, G. Lee, Kyungpook National University, South Korea

F8P-2 IDENTIFICATION OF SNOW FROM GPM-DPR OBSERVATIONS AND CROSS VALIDATION WITH S-BAND GROUND RADAR DUAL POLARIZATION MEASUREMENTS S. K. Biswas, M. Le, V. Chandrasekar, Colorado State University, United States

F8P-3 QUANTITATIVE PRECIPITATION ESTIMATION USING C-BAND DUAL-POLARIZATION RADAR: A CASE STUDY FOR JULY 21, 2012 FLOOD IN BEIJING W. Xu1, D. Su2, D. Lu1 1Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 2Chengdu University of Information

Technology, China

F8P-4 DEVELOPING X-BAND MAGNETRON DOPPLER RADAR FOR WEATHER MODIFICATION Z. Yao, Chengdu University of Information Technology, China


F22P POSTERS - Propagation Modeling for Aerospace Applications

Session Chairs: Carlo Capsoni, Animesh Maitra

F22P-1 GRAVITY WAVE STUDIES OVER A TROPICAL LOCATION USING RADIO OCCULTATION AND RADIOSONDE MEASUREMENTS G. Rakshit, A. Maitra, University of Calcutta, India

F22P-2 THE FUTURE OF PLANETARY ATMOSPHERIC, SURFACE, AND INTERIOR SCIENCE USING RADIO AND LASER LINKS S. W. Asmar1, J. W. Armstrong1, D. H. Atkinson1, D. J. Bell1, M. K. Bird2, V. Dehant3, L. Iess4, J. Lazio1,

I. R. Linscott5, A. J. Mannucci1, E. Mazarico6, R. S. Park1, M. Pätzold7, R. A. Preston1, R. A. Simpson5 1Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States; 2Argelander Institut für Astronomie, Universität, Germany; 3Royal

Observatory of Belgium, Belgium; 4Università La Sapienza, Italy; 5Stanford University, United States; 6NASA

Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; 7Rheinisches Institut für Umweltforschung an der Universität zu Köln,

Germany


FB9P POSTERS - Electromagnetic Problems Involving Volume Scattering


FB9P-1 ACTIVE AND PASSIVE PROBING OF MULTILAYERED MEDIA USING DISCRETE ANGLE RADIATIVE TRANSFER INCLUDING SCATTERING ORDER CONTRIBUTIONS P. Gabriel, Horizon Science and Technology, Canada; H. Barker, Environment and Climate Change Canada,

Canada; C. Nguyen, K. Baibakov, M. Wolde, Flight Research Laboratory, National Research Council, Canada


G1P POSTERS - Data Assimilation Modeling

Session Chairs: Ivan Galkin, Bruno Nava

G1P-1 ASSIMILATION OF THERMOSPHERIC WIND DATA FOR GLOBAL ESTIMATION OF IONOSPHERIC DRIVERS D. S. Miladinovich1, U. Ramirez1, G. S. Bust2, S. Datta-Barua1 1Illinois Institute of Technology, United States; 2Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, United

States

G1P-2 EFFECTIVE SOLAR INDICES FOR IONOSPHERIC MODELING: A PROPOSAL FOR A REAL TIME IRI A. Pignalberi1, M. Pezzopane2, I. Galkin3, R. Rizzi1 1University of Bologna, Italy; 2Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Italy; 3University of Massachusetts,

USA

G1P-3 A REVISED MODEL OF STATISTICAL IONOSPHERIC CONVECTION USING MIDLATITUDE AND POLAR CAP SUPERDARN RADARS E. G. Thomas, S. G. Shepherd, Dartmouth College, United States

G1P-4 ENOI APPROACH TO THERMOSPHERIC DATA ASSIMILATION E. M. Henley, Met Office, United Kingdom


G9P POSTERS - Advances in Irregularities and Scintillation Studies

Session Chairs: Vadim Gherm, Charles Carrano, Nikolay Zernov

G9P-1 THE IONOSPHERIC SCINTILLATION STUDY BASED ON THE OBSERVATION OF GPS SCINTILLATION MONITOR AFFILIATED TO CHINA MERIDIAN PROJECT D. Zhang, Y. Hao, Z. Xiao, Department of Geophysics, Peking University, China

G9P-2 IONOSPHERIC RESPONSES TO PROLONGED SOUTHWARD IMF ON 4-5 APRIL 2006 G. Ma1, Q. Wan1, J. Li1, X. Wang1, T. Maruyama1,2 1National Astronomical Observatories, CAS, China (CIE); 2National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology, Japan

G9P-3 ASYMMETRY OF IONOSPHERIC SCINTILLATIONS FROM CONJUGATE SITES AS A CONSEQUENCE OF THE MAGNETOSPHERE CONFIGURATION L. Alfonsi1, G. D'Angelo2, M. Piersanti3,3, L. Spogli1,4 1Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Italy; 2Università degli Studi “Roma Tre”, Italy; 3Università di

L’Aquila, Italy; 4SpacEarth Technology, Italy

G9P-4 ON WIDTHS AND SEPARATIONS OF EQUATORIAL PLASMA DEPLETIONS OBSERVED BY THE C/NOFS PLANAR LANGMUIR PROBE

E. P. O. Costa, CETUC PUC-Rio, Brazil; P. A. Roddy, J. O. Ballenthin, Air Force Research Laboratory,

USA; K. M. Groves, Boston College, USA

G9P-5 MONITORING HELIOSPHERIC SCINTILLATION WITH LOFAR M. Grzesiak, M. Pozoga, B. Matyjasiak, D. Przepiórka, H. Rothkaehl, R. Wronowski, Space Research Center Polish

Academy of Sciences, Poland

G9P-6 IONIK NETWORK BASED ON A LOW COST SCINTILLATION MONITOR FOR CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF IONOSPHERE E. R. de Paula, National Institute for Space Research-INPE, Brazil; A. O. Moraes, Aeronautics and Space Institute

(IAE), São José dos Campos, SP, Brazil, Brazil; B. Vani, J. F. G. Monico, São Paulo State University (UNESP),

Presidente Prudente, SP, Brazil, Brazil

G9P-7 OBSERVATIONS OF IONOSPHERIC SCINTILLATION IMPACTS ON WIDEBAND CHANNELS R. G. Caton, C. Huang, R. T. Parris, J. M. Holmes, Air Force Research Laboratory, United States

G9P-8 CLIMATOLOGY OF SMALL-MEDIUM SCALE IONOSPHERIC PLASMA IRREGULARITIES OBSERVED BY FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC GNSS RADIO OCCULTATION RECEIVERS C. Watson, N. Pedatella, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, United States

G9P-9 GPS TRIPLE-FREQUENCY STATISTICAL STUDY OF IONOSPHERIC AMPLITUDE SCINTILLATION AT LOW LATITUDE A. O. Moraes, Instituto de Aeronáutica e Espaço-IAE, Brazil; B. Vani, Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e

Tecnologia de São Paulo - Presidente Epitácio - IFSP-PEP, Brazil; E. Costa, Centro de Estudos em

Telemcounicações, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro -CETUC/PUC, Brazil; E. de Paula, Instituto

Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais – INPE, Brazil; J. G. Monico, Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita

Filho - UNESP, Brazil

G9P-10 DAYTIME ZONAL DRIFTS IN THE IONOSPHERIC 150 KM AND E REGIONS ESTIMATED USING EAR OBSERVATIONS P. Pavan Chaitanya, A. K. Patra, National Atmospheric Research Laboratory, India; Y. Otsuka, Institute for Space-

Earth Environmental Research, Nagoya University, Japan; T. Yokoyama, National Institute of Information and

Communication Technology, Japan; M. Yamamoto, Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Japan

G9P-11 MULTI-CONSTELLATION GNSS SCINTILLATION AT MID-LATITUDES M. A. Jean, J. P. Conroy, W. A. Scales, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, United States

G9P-12 ON THE APPEARANCE OF SPORADIC-E AND THE OCCURRENCE OF DAYTIME GHZ SCINTILLATION A. Seif, J. Y. Liu, National Central University, Taiwan, Taiwan; B. Carter, R. Norman, SPACE Research Centre,

RMIT University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Australia


G15P POSTERS - Incoherent Scatter Radar


G15P-1 MONTE-CARLO SIMULATIONS OF ION VELOCITY DISTRIBUTIONS AND RESULTING INCOHERENT RADAR SPECTRA UNDER STRONG ION FRICTIONAL HEATING CONDITIONS L. V. Goodwin1, J.-P. St-Maurice1, H. Akbari2, R. J. Spiteri1 1University of Saskatchewan, Canada; 2Boston University, USA


G23P POSTERS - Science with Modern Ionosondes and Associated Instrumentation and

Models

Session Chairs: Ivan Galkin, Anna Belehaki, John Bosco Habarulema

G23P-1 THE DST GROUP HIGH-FIDELITY, MULTI-CHANNEL OBLIQUE INCIDENCE IONOSONDE A. J. Heitmann, R. S. Gardiner-Garden, Defence Science and Technology Group, Australia

G23P-2 A SOFTWARE TOOL FOR AUTOMATIC SCALING OF IONOGRAMS C. Jiang, G. Yang, Y. Zhang, Z. Zhao, Y. Hu, School of Electronic Information, Wuhan University, China (CIE)

G23P-3 DIAGNOSIS OF QUASI-WAVE PERTURBATIONS IN THE TOPSIDE IONOSPHERE BY MODIFIED SSA METHOD O. A. Maltseva, P. F. Denisenko, V. V. Sotsky, Institute of Physics Southern Federal University, Russian

Federation

G23P-4 A WARNING SYSTEM FOR TRAVELLING IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES USING SKYWAVE DOPPLER FREQUENCY AND ANGLE-OF-ARRIVAL MEASUREMENTS A. Belehaki, National Observatory of Athens, Greece; B. Reinisch, Lowell Digisonde International, LLC,

USA; I. Galkin, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Space Science Laboratory, USA

G23P-5 STUDYING THE PARAMETERS OF FREQUENCY DISPERSION FOR RADIO LINKS OF DIFFERENT LENGTH USING SDR BASED SOUNDING SYSTEM V. Ivanov1, D. Ivanov1, N. Ryabova1, M. Ryabova2, A. Chernov1, V. Ovchinnikov1 1Volga State University of Technology, Russian Federation; 2Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Russian

Federation

G23P-6 IONOSPHERIC VERTICAL DRIFTS OBTAINED BY DIGISONDE DPS4D AND OTHER DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES. J. Boska, D. Kouba, Institute of Atmospheric physics ASCR, Czech Republic

G23P-7 DETECTION OF COSEISMIC IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES BY HIGH LATITUDE IONOSONDE AT A GREAT DISTANCE FROM EPICENTER T. Maruyama, H. Shinagawa, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology,

Japan; K. Yusupov, A. Akchurin, Kazan Federal University, Russian Federation

G23P-8 INTERFEROMETRY METHOD TO CONVENTIONAL IONOSONDE DATA IN SUPPORT OF A PILOT NETWORK FOR IDENTIFICATION OF TRAVELLING IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES D. Altadill1, E. Blanch1, V. Paznukhov2, J. M. Juan3, A. Belehaki4, T. Verjulst5, I. Galkin6, B. Reinisch7,

D. Buresova8, J. Mielich9, M. Parkinson10, J. Sanz3

1Observatori de l'Ebre (OE); Universitat Ramon Llull - CSIC, Spain; 2Institute for Scientific Research, Boston

College, USA; 3GAGE, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain; 4National Observatory of Athens, IAASARS,

Greece; 5Royal Meteorological Institute (RMI), Belgium; 6Space Science Laboratory, UMass, USA; 7Lowell

Digisonde International, USA; 8Institute of Atmospheric Research, Academy of Sciences of Czech Republic, Czech

Republic; 9Leibniz-Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Germany; 10Space Weather Services, Australian Bureau of

Meteorology, Australia

G23P-9 MSTID EXTRACTION FROM MORE FREQUENT IONOGRAMS A. Akchurin, G. Smirnov, Kazan Federal University, Russian Federation

G23P-10 THE ASSIMILATION OF FORWARD OBLIQUE IONOSONDE PROFILES INTO THE ELECTRON DENSITY ASSIMILATIVE MODEL (EDAM) P. L. Martin, N. K. Jackson-Booth, R. W. Penney, R. A. Buckland, QinetiQ, United Kingdom

G23P-11 ADAPTATION OF THE LOWER IONOSPHERE IRI MODEL TO VERTICAL SOUNDING DATA O. A. Maltseva, P. F. Denisenko, V. V. Sotsky, Institute of Physics Southern Federal University, Russian

Federation

G23P-12 USE OF THE HOUGH TRANSFORM FOR THE PROPAGATION MODE EXTRACTION A. Kolchev1,2, I. Egoshin2, A. Akchurin1 1Kazan Federal University, Russian Federation; 2Mari State University, Russian Federation

G23P-13 THE APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC TIME WARPING TO UNDERSTAND CORRELATION DISTANCES IN THE IONOSPHERE N. V. Rankov, C. Mitchell, University of Bath, United Kingdom; G. Bust, E. Miller, The Johns Hopkins University

Applied Physics Laboratory, USA; W. Liles, Independent Consultant, USA; J. Doyle, U.S. Naval Research

Laboratory, USA; I. Dekine, MITRE, USA


GEH3P POSTERS - Seismo Electromagnetics (Lithosphere-Atmosphere- Ionosphere

Coupling)


GEH3P-1 D-REGION IONOSPHERIC OSCILLATIONS MEASURED BY LF TRANSMITTER SIGNALS AFTER THE 2011 OFF THE PACIFIC COAST OF TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE H. Ohya1, F. Tsuchiya2, H. Shinagawa3, K. Nozaki3, K. Shiokawa4, H. Nakata1, Y. Miyoshi4 1Chiba University, Japan; 2Tohoku University, Japan; 3National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology, Japan; 4Nagoya University, Japan

GEH3P-2 AN INVESTIGATION ON THE ELECTRIC FIELD PENETRATION FOR SEISMO-IONOSPHERIC RESEARCH C. Zhou, Y. Liu, Wuhan University, China (CIE)

GEH3P-3 EXCITATION MECHANISM AND BEHAVIORS OF CO-SEISMIC ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES M. Tsutsui, Kyoto Sangyo University, Japan


GH19P POSTERS - Meteors, collisional EMPs, and other Highly-Transient Space

Plasma Events

Session Chairs: John Mathews , Asta Pellinen-Wannberg, Margaret Campbell-Brown

GH19P-1 TRANSIENT ES-LAYERS 2013-2014 K. Yusupov1, T. Maruyama2, A. Akchurin1, O. Sherstyukov1 1Kazan Federal University, Russian Federation; 2National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology, Japan


H1P POSTERS - Wave-Particle Interactions and Their Effects on Planetary Radiation

Belts


H1P-1 RESONANT DIFFUSION OF ENERGETIC ELECTRONS BY NARROWBAND Z MODE WAVES IN SATURN'S INNER MAGNETOSPHERE X. Gu, B. Ni, C. Zhou, R. Shi, Z. Zhao, Wuhan University, China (CIE)

H1P-2 THE WAVE-PARTICLE INTERACTION BETWEEN EMIC WAVES AND MIRRORING ELECTRONS S. Fu, B. Ni, EIS, Wuhan University, China (CIE)

H1P-3 OCCURRENCE CHARACTERISTICS OF VERY LARGE AMPLITUDE WHISTLER MODE WAVES IN THE INNER MAGNETOSPHERE: VAN ALLEN PROBES EFW OBSERVATION S. Kurita1, Y. Miyoshi1, J. R. Wygant2, J. W. Bonnell3, A. Breneman2, C. A. Kletzing4 1Nagoya University, Japan; 2University of Minnesota, USA; 3University of California, Berkeley, USA; 4University of

Iowa, USA

H1P-4 RESONANT INTERACTION OF ENERGETIC IONS AND RELATIVISTIC ELECTRONS WITH ELECTROMAGNETIC ION-CYCLOTRONE WAVES V. S. Grach1, A. G. Demekhov2,1 1Institute of Applied Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation; 2Polar Geophysical Institute,

Russian Federation

H1P-5 INITIAL REPORT OF THE ONBOARD FREQUENCY ANALYZER/WAVEFORM CAPTURE (OFA/WFC) ON BOARD THE ERG(ARASE) SATELLITE AND ITS CALIBRATION TECHNIQUE

S. Matsuda1, Y. Kasahara2, H. Kojima3, Y. Kasaba4, T. Imachi2, M. Ozaki2, S. Yagitani2, K. Ishisaka5,

A. Kumamoto4, F. Tsuchiya4, M. Ota2, Y. Miyoshi1, A. Matsuoka6, M. Hikishima6, I. Shinohara6 1Nagoya University, Japan; 2Kanazawa University, Japan; 3Kyoto University, Japan; 4Tohoku University, Japan; 5Toyama Prefectural University, Japan; 6ISAS/JAXA, Japan

H1P-6 ON THE RESONANT INTERACTION OF RELATIVISTIC ELECTRONS WITH OBLIQUE WHISTLER-MODE WAVES. I. Kuzichev1, D. Shklyar1,2 1Space Research Institute, Russian Federation; 2Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (State University),

Russian Federation


HG13P POSTERS - Active Experiments and Radio Sounding

Session Chairs: Vikas Sonwalkar, Robert Moore, Natasha Jackson-Booth, Todd Pedersen

HG13P-1 NUMERICAL STUDY OF ARTIFICIAL GENERATION AND PROPAGATION OF ULF WAVES IN THE IONOSPHERIC F REGION AT DIFFERENT LATITUDES X. Xu, C. Zhou, R. Shi, B. Ni, Z. Zhao, Y. Zhang, Ionospheric Lab of Wuhan University, China (CIE)

HG13P-2 AN INTEGRATED MESOSPHERIC AND IONOSPHERIC SOUNDING SYSTEM Z. Zhao, G. Yang, C. Zhou, C. Jiang, X. Gu, Wuhan University, China (CIE)


HGE14P POSTERS - Atmospheric, Ionospheric, Magnetospheric and High Energy

Effects of Lightning Discharges

Session Chairs: Sebastien Celestin, Ningyu Liu, Martin Fullekrug

HGE14P-1 LOW-FREQUENCY MAGNETIC PULSES FROM THE POSITIVE LEADER IN TWO NATURAL LIGHTNING FLASHES G. Lu, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

HGE14P-2 INITIATION OF POSITIVE STREAMER CORONA IN LOW THUNDERCLOUD FIELDS Q. Cai, J. Jánský, V. Pasko, Penn. State University, United States

HGE14P-3 A SYNERGIC APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF TGFS AND ENERGETIC RADIATION FROM THUNDERSTORMS M. Marisaldi1, N. Østgaard1, K. Albrechtsen1, B. Carlson2,1, P. Kochkin1, N. G. Lehtinen1, A. Mezentsev1,

A. B. Skeltved1 1Birkeland Centre for Space Science, University of Bergen, Norway; 2Department of Physics, Carthage College,

USA


J2P POSTERS - Digital Signal Processing Hardware


J2P-1 A NEW 1TBPS ETHERNET STREAMING DATA INTERFACE BETWEEN FPGA AND GPU BASED DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING SYSTEMS FOR A PHASED ARRAY FEED J. Tuthill, D. George, A. Brown, C. Phillips, R. Beresford, M. Leach, T. Tzioumis, M. Baquiran, G. A. Hampson,

J. D. Bunton, CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, Australia

J2P-2 A GPU-BASED DIGITAL BACK-END FOR THE UPGRADED GMRT S. H. Reddy1, S. Kudale1, U. Gokhale2, I. Halagalli1, N. Raskar1, K. De3, S. Gnanaraj1, A. Kumar1, Y. Gupta1 1Giant Meterwave Radio Telescope, NCRA, TIFR, India; 2Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India; 3Indian

Institute of Science Bangalore, India

J2P-3 DESIGN OF A LABVIEW-BASED POLYPHASE FILTER BANK SPECTROMETER FOR RADIO ASTRONOMY USING FLEXRIO FPGA TECHNOLOGY AND CUDA-ENABLED GPU R. G. Freundt Rueda, J. A. Heraud Perez, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Peru


J5P POSTERS - Receivers and Radiometers: Design and Calibration

Session Chairs: Arnold van Ardenne, Roberto Neri, Sivasankaran Srikanth

J5P-1 90° PHASE SHIFTER BASED ON SUBSTRATE INTEGRATED WAVEGUIDE TECHNOLOGY FOR KU-BAND APPLICATIONS M. A. Abdelaal, S. I. Shams, A. A. Kishk, Concordia University, Canada

J5P-2 CALIBRATION OF THE NETHERLANDS-CHINA LOW FREQUENCY EXPLORER H. van der Marel, A.-J. Boonstra, ASTRON, Netherlands; C. Brinkerink, Radboud University Nijmegen,

Netherlands

J5P-3 QUANTIFYING THE SAMPLNG IN UV-PLANE: IMPLICATIONS FOR IMAGING EXTENDED RADIO SOURCES R. Kale, National Centre for Radio Astrophysics, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India

J5P-4 THE ERROR ANALYSIS BETWEEN THE MEASUREMENT AND ORIGINAL SOLAR RADIO POLARIZATION DEGREE S. Li, H. Y. Yan, W. Wang, H. D. Liu, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

J5P-5 A HIGH MASS FLOW HELIUM COMPRESSOR DESIGN S. D. White, J. D. Nelson, R. G. Simmons, K. H. Lehman, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, United States

J5P-6 DEVELOPMENT OF SUITABLE TECHNOLOGIES FOR HETERODYNE W-BAND FOCAL PLANE ARRAYS R. Molina, I. Barrueto, C. Jarufe, D. Monasterio, N. Reyes, P. Mena, L. Bronfman, University of Chile, Chile

J5P-7 FIVE-HUNDRED-METER APERTURE SPHERICAL RADIO TELESCOPE (FAST) ANALOGUE RECEIVER DESIGN CHALLENGES AND PROGRESS

K. Jeganathan, Y. S. Chung, A. Dunnning, P. Doherty, S. Mackay, L. Reilly, P. M. Roush, R. D. Shaw, CSIRO,

Australia

J5P-8 MEASUREMENTS OF THE RADIO BACKGROUND AT LONG WAVELENGTHS N. Patra, C. K. Day, A. R. Parsons, University of California, United States

J5P-9 SIMULATIONS OF GIANT METREWAVE RADIO TELESCOPE OBSERVATIONS R. Kale, D. K. Deo, National Centre for Radio Astrophysics, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India

J5P-10 2SB AND BALANCED RECEIVER ARCHITECTURES USING HOLE COUPLERS D. Henke, I. Wevers, P. Niranjanan, L. Knee, NRC Herzberg Astronomy and Astrophysics, Canada

J5P-11 LOW FREQUENCY WIDEBAND FEEDS FOR THE UPGRADED GMRT H. R. Bandari, TATA INSTITUTE OF FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH, India

J5P-12 LOW NOISE, MULTIBAND FRONT-END RECEIVER ELECTRONICS FOR THE UPGRADED GMRT A. N. Raut, S. K. Subramaniam, S. Chatterjee, G. B. Parikh, I. Khan, V. B. Bhalerao, A. Prajapati, GMRT-NCRA,

TIFR, India

J5P-13 QUAD-RIDGE FLARED HORN FEED DESIGN AND ANALYSIS FOR WBSPF IN RADIO TELESCOPE Y. Ma, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; B. Billade, Chalmers

University of Technology, Sweden; Z. Z. Abidin, University Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia, Malaysia

J5P-14 COMPACT RADIO ASTRONOMY RECEIVERS - DIGITISING THE SIGNAL AT THE ANTENNA M. Bentum, University of Twente, Netherlands

J5P-15 SKALA3: AN OPTIMIZED ANTENNA AND LNA DESIGN FOR ENHANCED SKA1-LOW PASSBAND CALIBRATABILITY E. de Lera Acedo, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom; B. Wakley, Cambridge Consultants, United

Kingdom

J5P-16 A NOVEL APPROACH OF WALSH SYNCHRONIZATION FOR A RADIO TELESCOPE S. Chaudhari, B. Ajithkumar, N. Shinde, S. Gupta, A. Vishwakarma, Y. Gupta, National Centre for Radio

Astrophysics (NCRA)-TIFR, India

J5P-17 STATUS OF THE ULTRA-WIDEBAND RECEIVER PACKAGE FOR THE NORTH AMERICAN ARRAY J. Velazco, M. Soriano, D. Hoppe, L. Samoska, A. Janzen, E. Long, J. Bowen, L. D’Addario, Jet Propulsion

Laboratory, United States

J5P-18 HIGH PERFORMANCE CRYOGENIC FRACTAL 180° HYBRID POWER DIVIDER WITH INTEGRATED DIRECTIONAL COUPLER A. Ladu1, G. Valente1, G. Montisci2, A. Navarrini1, P. Marongiu1, G. Mazzarella2, T. Pisanu1 1INAF-Astronomical Observatory of Cagliari, Italy; 2DIEE-University of Cagliari, Italy


J19P POSTERS - Recent and Future Space Missions


J19P-1 ULTRA-LONG WAVELENGTH RADIO ASTRONOMY – SCIENCE CASES AND TECHNICAL CHALLENGES M. Bentum1,2 1University of Twente, Netherlands; 2ASTRON, Netherlands

J19P-2 ROTATIONALLY INVARIANT AND PHASE PRESERVING STOKES PARAMETERS J. E. S. Bergman, Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden


J20P POSTERS - The Square Kilometer Array

Session Chairs: Douglas Bock, Robert Braun, Justin Jonas

J20P-1 SIGNAL PROCESSING ASPECTS OF THE SAMPLE CLOCK FREQUENCY OFFSET SCHEME FOR THE SKA1 MID TELESCOPE ARRAY B. Carlson, T. Gunaratne, National Research Council Canada, Canada

J20P-2 DISENTANGLING THE SUNYAEV–ZELDOVICH EFFECT AND DIFFUSE EMISSION SUB–STRUCTURE IN GALAXY CLUSTERS S. S. Malu, A. Datta, Indian Institute of Technology Indore, India; S. Colafrancesco, University of the

Witwatersrand, South Africa; S. Paul, SP Pune University, India


J22P POSTERS - Single Dish Instruments

Session Chairs: Karen O'Neil, Ettore Carretti, Zhi-Qiang Shen

J22P-1 IMPROVED HIGH FREQUENCY PERFORMANCE OF THE GREEN BANK TELESCOPE R. J. Maddalena1, R. M. Prestage1, D. T. Frayer1, B. S. Mason2, K. O'Neil1 1Green Bank Observatory, United States; 2National Radio Astronomy Observatory, United States


J24P POSTERS - Very Long Baseline Interferometry

Session Chairs: Huib van Langevelde, Hideyuki Kobayashi

J24P-1 VLBI STUDIES OF GAMMA-RAY-EMITTING YOUNG RADIO AGN P. Mohan, T. An, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, China

J24P-2 "QUASAR" VLBI NETWORK: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE

A. Ipatov, Y. Bondarenko, Institute of Applied Astromomy of RAS, Russian Federation


JG8P POSTERS - Ionospheric Models and their Validation


JG8P-1 ESTIMATION OF GPS-TEC USING DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES AND COMPARISON WITH VALUES FROM IRI-2012, NEQUICK-2 AND IRI-PLAS 2015 MODELS DURING GEOMAGNETIC STORMS A. O. Adewale1, O. S. Bolaji1,2, E. O. Oyeyemi1, O. O. Akinola1, R. O. Kaka3 1University of Lagos, Nigeria; 2University of Tasmania, Australia; 3Afe Babalola University, Nigeria

JG8P-2 ON THE POSSIBILITIES OF THE EXISTENCE OF MOLECULAR IONS IN THE LUNAR IONOSPHERE: A STUDY USING RESULTS FROM CHANDRAYAAN-I S-BAND RADIO OCCULTATION EXPERIMENT AND A PHOTOCHEMICAL MODEL A. Kailasam Madathil, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, India; R. K. Choudhary,

A. Bhardwaj, SPACE PHYSICS LABORATORY, VSSC, India


K4P POSTERS - Latest Development in Measurement and Applications of Dielectric

Spectroscopy

Session Chairs: Theodoros Samaras, Niels Kuster

K4P-1 MICROWAVE SENSING APPROACHES TO MONITORING PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES D. C. Garrett, J. Bourqui, E. C. Fear, University of Calgary, Canada

K4P-2 DIELECTRIC STUDY OF BIOLOGICAL PHENOMENA AT THE SINGLE CELL LEVEL: ELECTROPORATION AND STARVATION E. Salimi, S. Afshar, K. Braasch, M. Butler, D. Thomson, G. Bridges, University of Manitoba, Canada


K6P POSTERS - EMF Standards and Health Protection

Session Chairs: Kenneth Foster, Akimasa Hirata

K6P-1 SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF ULTRA-HIGH VOLTAGE TRANSMISSION POWER LINES WITH AC-750 KV M. Lu, Lanzhou Jiaotong University, China (CIE); S. Ueno, Kyushu University, Japan

K6P-2 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO MAGNETIC FIELDS FROM MEDICAL SOURCES R. Stam, National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, Netherlands


K7P POSTERS - Electromagnetic Biomedical Imaging


K7P-1 CROSS-SECTIONAL THERMOACOUSTIC IMAGING USING MULTI-LAYER CYLINDRICAL MEDIA D. Elmas, B. Uzun, Isik University, TURKEY; M. Idemen, M. Karaman, Istanbul Technical University, TURKEY

K7P-2 MICROWAVE BASED MEDICAL IMAGING J. Vrba, Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic

K7P-3 MICROWAVE BASED MEDICAL IMAGING J. Vrba jr., Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic

K7P-4 MULTI-SENSOR CARDIO-PULMONARY STETHOSCOPE FOR QUANTITATIVE LUNG WATER MEASUREMENT R. R. G. Perron1, M. F. Iskander1, T. B. Seto2, F. A. Qazi1, D. A. Bibb1, E. Lim3 1University of Hawaii at Manoa - College of Engineering, United States; 2The Queen's Medical Center, United

States; 3University of Hawaii at Manoa, United States

K7P-5 DATA PRECONDITIONING WITH GABOR NONSTATIONARY DECONVOLUTION FOR RADAR IMAGING OF HIGHLY DISSIPATIVE AND DISPERSIVE MEDIA E. Fear, M. Potter, Y. Liu, University of Calgary, Canada

K7P-6 TERAHERTZ IMAGING AND SEGMENTATION OF FRESHLY EXCISED XENOGRAFT MOUSE TUMORS T. Bowman1, K. Khan1, T. Chavez1, K. Alhallak1, D. Lee1, N. Rajaram1, A. Chakraborty1, J. Wu1, K. Bailey2, M. El-

Shenawee1 1University of Arkansas, United States; 2Oklahoma State University, United States


K11P POSTERS - Biological Effects and Related Mechanisms of EMF Exposure

Session Chairs: Guglielmo Dinzeo, Alexandre Legros, Guglielmo d'Inzeo

K11P-1 EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM EXPOSURE TO 0.3 THZ IN HUMAN KERATINOCYTE CELLS S. Koyama1, E. Narita1, Y. Shimizu1, K. Sasaki2, M. Mizuno2, S. Watanabe2, M. Taki3, N. Shinohara1, J. Miyakoshi1 1Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University, Japan; 2National Institute of Information and

Communications Technology, Japan; 3Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan

K11P-2 STUDY ON NON-THERMAL EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO 0.07-0.6 THZ RADIATION TO CULTURED CELLS N. Yaekashiwa1, S. Otsuki1, S. Hayashi1,2, K. Kawase1,3 1RIKEN, Japan; 2NICT, Japan; 3Nagoya University, Japan

K11P-3 ENZYMATIC, GENETIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL ALTERATION IN DIFFERENT ORGANELLES OF RAT EXPOSED TO LOW LEVEL MICROWAVE RADIATION P. Rajamani, R. Gautam, K. V. Singh, J. Nirala, S. Pardhiya, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India; J. Behari, Amity

University, India

K11P-4 THE INFLUENCE OF WEAK EMF AT THE SCHUMANN RESONANCE FREQUENCY ON RAT CARDIAC CELL CULTURE G. Elhalel, C. G. Price, A. Shainberg, Tel Aviv University, Israel

K11P-5 MODULATORY ROLE OF MANGANESE DIOXIDE NANOPARTICLES IN 3G MOBILE PHONE FREQUENCY EXPOSED MALE WISTAR RATS S. Pardhiya, R. Gautam, V. Singh, J. P. Nirala, P. Rajamani, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India

K11P-6 3G MOBILE PHONE RADIATION: EFFECTS ON REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM OF MALE WISTAR RAT R. Gautam, K. V. Singh, S. Parhdhiya, J. P. Nirala, P. Rajamani, Jawaharlal Nehru University, -India

K11P-7 MONITORING THE MOLECULAR COMPOSITION OF LIVE CELLS EXPOSED TO PULSED ELECTRIC FIELDS BASED ON TERAHERTZ MEASUREMENTS A. Azan, M. Grognot, L. Descamps, G. Gallot, L. M. Mir, CNRS, France

K11P-8 VERSATILE EXPOSURE SYSTEM FOR LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS FINALIZED TO THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS IN THE IF RANGE E. della Valle1, F. Camera1, A. Paffi1, S. Petralito1, V. Roncacè2, C. Burattini2, G. Aicardi2,2, M. Liberti1,

F. Apollonio1 1Sapienza, University of Rome, Italy; 2University of Bologna, Italy

K11P-9 LIVE CELL IMAGING FOR REAL-TIME DETECTION OF NEURONAL ACTIVITY INDUCED BY TIME-VARYING MAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE M. Ikehata1, K. Wada2, Y. Suzuki2, A. Saito3, S. Yosie1, S. Nakasono3 1Railway Technical Research Institute, Japan; 2Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan; 3Central Research Institute

of Electric Power Industry, Japan

K11P-10 A STUDY SARS FOR SMART-WATCH MODEL WITH MONOPOLE ANTENNA S.-E. Hong, J.-H. Kwon, H.-D. Choi, ETRI, South Korea

K11P-11 EFFECTS OF INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE AT 85 KHZ ON OXIDATIVE STRESS IN MICE A. Ushiyama1, K. Hattori2, S. Ohtani2, H. Iwanami2, M. Maeda2, N. Kunugita1, K. Wada3, Y. Suzuki3, K. Ishii1 1National Institute of Public Health, Japan; 2Meiji Pharmaceutical University, Japan; 3Tokyo Metropolitan

University, Japan

K11P-12 MOBILE PHONE RADIATION EXPOSURE: OXIDATIVE STRESS INDUCED CYTOMORPHIC CHANGES IN HIPPOCAMPUS AND CONSEQUENTIAL EFFECT ON CONTEXTUAL FEAR MEMORY. K. V. Singh, R. Gautam, S. Pardhiya, P. Rajamani, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India

K11P-13 ANALYSIS OF TIME TREND IN INCIDENCE OF BRAIN TUMORS USING MULTISTAGE CARCINOGENESIS MODEL ASSUMING POSSIBLE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MOBILE PHONE USE AND BRAIN TUMOR INCIDENCE

M. Hagiwara, M. Taki, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan; Y. Sato, N. Kojimahara, N. Yamaguchi, Tokyo

Women’s Medical University, Japan; K. Wake, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology,

Japan

Wednesday, August 23, 2017

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 08:00-08:40 511AD

AE9 Advanced Time and Frequency Transfer Techniques

Session Chairs: Felicitas Arias, Demetrios Matsakis

08:00 AE9-1 (Invited) FREQUENCY TRANSFER STUDY USING GPS AND PPP FROM MULTIPLE RECEIVERS M. Gertsvolf, National Research Council, Canada

08:20 AE9-2 AN ENSEMBLE OF GPS RECEIVERS FOR GPS CARRIER-PHASE TIME TRANSFER J. Yao, J. Levine, NIST, United States

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 08:00-09:20 510AC

B16 Staffan Ström Memorial Session (1)

Session Chair: Gerhard Kristensson

08:00 B16-1 (Invited) INTRODUCTION TO MEMORIAL SESSION OF STAFFAN STRÖM G. Kristensson, Lund University, Sweden

08:20 B16-2 (Invited) REMEMBERING STAFFAN AND ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING: CORRECTIONS TO CLASSICAL MIXING FORMULAE A. Sihvola, Aalto University, Finland

08:40 B16-3 (Invited) DIFFRACTION BY A FINITE PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE WITH FOUR-LAYER MATERIAL LOADING K. Kobayashi, Chuo University, Japan

09:00 B16-4 (Invited) ON THE MOST GENERAL LINEAR AND LOCAL BOUNDARY CONDITIONS I. V. Lindell, Aalto University, School of Electrical Engineering, Finland

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 08:00-09:20 514A

B17 Computational Electromagnetics (1)

Session Chairs: Pasi Ylä-Oijala, Thomas Eibert

08:00 B17-1 CHARACTERISTIC MODE ANALYSIS ENHANCED BY REDUCED-ORDER MODELING OF ARBITRARY BACKGROUND INHOMOGENEITY Q. Dai, H. Gan, W. C. Chew, UIUC, United States

08:20 B17-2 FEEDING TECHNIQUE FOR ENDFIRE ARRAY ANTENNAS USING CONVEX OPTIMIZATION J. Helander, D. Sjöberg, D. Tayli, Lund University, Sweden

08:40 B17-3 ELECTROMAGNETIC ANALYSIS OF TIME VARYING MEDIA USING VOLUME INTEGRAL EQUATIONS S. B. Sayed1, H. Arda Ulku2, H. Bagci1 1King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Saudi Arabia; 2Gebze Technical University, Turkey

09:00 B17-4 AN H-MATRIX ACCELERATED METHOD OF MOMENTS SOLUTION OF A NEW SINGLE-SOURCE INTEGRAL EQUATION FOR SCATTERING PROBLEMS R. Gholami1, J. Mojolagbe1, F. Lori Sheikh Hosseini1, A. Menshov2, V. Okhmatovski1 1University of Manitoba, Canada; 2University of Texas at Austin, USA

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 08:00-09:20 513B

D16 Electric Field Synthesis at Photonic Frequencies (1)

Session Chairs: Bruno Schmidt, Eleftherios Goulielmakis

08:00 D16-1 (Invited) TIME-DOMAIN QUANTUM PHYSICS A. Leitenstorfer, University of Konstanz, Germany

08:40 D16-2 ROUTE TO COHERENT ELECTRONICS E. Goulielmakis, MPG, Germany

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 08:00-09:20 513EF



08:00 E18-1 EFFECTIVE MODELING OF MULTIDIRECTIONAL CFRP PANELS BASED ON CHARACTERIZING UNIDIRECTIONAL SAMPLES FOR STUDYING THE LIGHTNING DIRECT EFFECT S.-P. Gao1, H. M. Lee1, X.-K. Gao1, Q. F. Lim2, W. Thitsartarn2, E.-X. Liu1, C. E. Png1 1Institute of High Performance Computing, A*STAR, Singapore; 2Institute of Material Research and Engineering,

A*STAR, Singapore

08:20 E18-2 (Invited) LIGHTNING MAPPING INTERFEROMETER OBSERVATIONS ON LIGHTNING DISCHARGE Z. Sun1, X. Qie1,2, M. Liu1, R. Jiang1,2, H. Zhang1,3 1Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CIE); 2Nanjing University of Information

Science & Technology, China (CIE); 3University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CIE)

08:40 E18-3 (Invited) THE CONSTRUCTION OF WRF-ELECTRIC MODEL AND ITS PRELIMINARY APPLICATION T. L. Xu, Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences, China (CIE)

09:00 E18-4 (Invited) LIGHTNING ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH A CONVECTIVE CELL INVOLVING MULTIPLE PRECIPITATION CORES S. Yoshida1, E. Yoshikawa2, K. Kusunoki1, T. Adachi1, H. Inoue1, S. Hayashi1

1Meteorological Research Institute, Japan; 2Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 08:00-09:20 510BD

F18 Microwave Remote Sensing of Vegetation (1)

Session Chairs: Simonetta Paloscia, Mehmet Kurum

08:00 F18-1 (Invited) ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACTIVE AND PASSIVE OBSERVATIONS OF VEGETATION: L. Guerriero, P. Ferrazzoli, C. Vittucci, R. Rahmoune, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy

08:20 F18-2 (Invited) VEGETATION DYNAMICS IN AGRICULTURAL CROPS USING GROUND-BASED ACTIVE AND PASSIVE MICROWAVE OBSERVATIONS J. Judge1, P.-W. Liu1, S. Steele-Dunne2, A. Monsivais-Huertero3, S. Chakrabarti1, R. DeRoo4, A. England5 1Center for Remote Sensing, University of Florida, United States; 2Delft University of Technology, Netherlands; 3Instituto Politécnico Nacional, Mexico; 4University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, United States; 5University of

Michigan-Dearborn, United States

08:40 F18-3 (Invited) RETRIEVAL OF VEGETATION BIOMASS FROM MULTIFREQUENCY MICROWAVE AMSR2 DATA S. Paloscia, E. Santi, P. Pampaloni, S. Pettinato, IFAC/CNR, Italy

09:00 F18-4 VARIATIONS IN BACKSCATTER OVER A CORN CANOPY’S GROWING SEASON A. Sharma, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, United States; R. H. Lang, The George

Washington University, United States; M. Kurum, Mississippi State University, United States; P. O'Neill, NASA

Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; M. Cosh, USDA, United States


FC19 Multi-Parameter Radars and Wave Propagation for Remote Sensing and Disaster

Management (1)

Session Chairs: Madhu Chandra, Tullio Tanzi, Eric Mokole

08:00 FC19-1 (Invited) POLARIMETRIC MULTIPARAMETER WEATHER RADAR D. Fischer, I. Klein, Münster University of Applied Sciences, Germany

08:20 FC19-2 (Invited) INNOVATIVE MULTIPLE-INPUT MULTIPLE-OUTPUT SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR CONCEPTS FOR REMOTE SENSING AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT T. Rommel1, M. Chandra2, A. Moreira1, M. Younis1, G. Krieger1 1German Aerospace Centre (DLR), Germany; 2Technical University Chemnitz, Germany

08:40 FC19-3 TOWARDS REAL TIME PREDICTION OF PROPAGATION CONDITIONS IN THE MARITIME BOUNDARY LAYER A. Danklmayer1, J. Förster2, V. Fabbro3, G. Biegel1, L. Castanet3, J.-P. Marcellin3, Y. Hurtaud4

1Fraunhofer FHR, Germany; 2Bundeswehr Technical Center for Ships and Naval Weapons, Naval Technology and

Research, Germany; 3Office National d’Etudes et de Recherches Aérospatiales (ONERA), France; 4DGA, France

09:00 FC19-4 DAMAGE ASSESSMENT USING AIRBORNE POLARIMETRIC AND INTERFEROMETRIC SAR: PI-SAR2 A. Nadai, S. Uratsuka, T. Umehara, T. Kobayashi, T. Matsuoka, S. Kojima, J. Uemoto, National Institute of

Information and Communications Technology, Japan

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 08:00-09:20 511BE

GH19 Meteors, Collisional EMPs, and Other Highly-Transient Space Plasma Events (1)


08:00 GH19-1 (Invited) RECENT ADVANCES IN IONOSPHERIC DUSTY PLASMA INVESTIGATIONS USING GROUND-BASED HIGH POWER RADIOWAVE HEATING W. A. Scales, Virginia Tech, United States

08:20 GH19-2 METEOR SHOWER FLUXES FROM TRANSVERSE SCATTER RADAR OBSERVATIONS M. D. Campbell-Brown, University of Western Ontario, Canada

08:40 GH19-3 STUDY OF THE QUADRANTIDS 2016 USING BRAMS DATA H. Lamy1, C. Verbeeck2, S. Calders1, A. Martinez Picar2, C. Tetard1, E. Gamby1 1Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium; 2Royal Observatory of Belgium, Belgium

09:00 GH19-4 METEOROID FLARING AS A POSSIBLE SOURCE OF INTENSE LANGMUIR WAVES J. D. Mathews, Penn State University, United States; F. T. Djuth, Geospace Research, Inc., United States


GHJ20 Workshop on Extreme Space Weather Environments (1)

Session Chairs: Philip Wilkinson, Mike Hapgood, Terrance Onsager, Anthony Mannucci, Viviane Pierrard, Mauro

Messerotti, Karl-Ludwig Klein

08:00 GHJ20-1 (Invited) EXTREME EVENTS OF SOLAR ENERGETIC PARTICLES I. G. Usoskin, University of Oulu, Finland

08:20 GHJ20-2 (Invited) EXTREME ELECTRON ENVIRONMENTS LEADING TO SPACECRAFT CHARGING N. P. Meredith, British Antarctic Survey, United Kingdom

08:40 GHJ20-3 INVESTIGATION OF THE EXTREME SOLAR PROTON FLUXES AT HIGH LATITUDES WITH USE OF HEO-3 SATELLITE DATA L. Nikitina, L. Trichtchenko, D. Danskin, Natural Resources Canada, Canada

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 08:00-09:20 513C

HG13 Active Experiments and Radio Sounding (1)


08:00 HG13-1 RADIO TECHNOLOGIES FOR PLANETARY EXPLORATIONS P. Song, I. Galkin, B. Reinisch, University of Massachusetts Lowell, United States

08:20 HG13-2 POSSIBLE EVIDENCE OF L-MODE ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE PUMPING OF IONOSPHERIC PLASMA IN GEOMAGNETIC ZENITH T. B. Leyser, Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden; H. G. James, University of Calgary,

Canada; B. Gustavsson, University of Tromsø, Norway; M. T. Rietveld, EISCAT Scientific Association, Norway

08:40 HG13-3 COMPARISON OF RECENT STIMULATED ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSION OBSERVATIONS AT HAARP AND EISACT H. Fu, Fudan, China (CIE); W. A. Scales, Virginia Tech, USA; P. A. Bernhardt, S. J. Briczinski, Naval Research

Labratory, USA

09:00 HG13-4 OPTIMIZING THE ELF/VLF SOURCE ABOVE HAARP R. C. Moore, University of Florida, United States

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 08:00-09:20 511CF

HGE14 Atmospheric, Ionospheric, Magnetospheric and High Energy Effects of

Lightning Discharges (1)


08:00 HGE14-1 (Invited) STUDIES OF LIGHTNING INITIATION P. Krehbiel, New Mexico Tech, United States

08:20 HGE14-2 (Invited) TRANSITION FROM INITIAL LEADER TO STEPPED LEADER IN NEGATIVE CLOUD-TO-GROUND LIGHTNING M. Stolzenburg, T. C. Marshall, S. Karunarathne, University of Mississippi, United States; R. E. Orville, Texas

A&M University, United States

08:40 HGE14-3 (Invited) ELECTROMAGNETIC SIGNATURES OF ISOLATED BREAKDOWN LIGHTNING PROCESSES I. Kolmasova1,2, O. Santolik1,2, E. Defer3, S. Pedeboy4, R. Lan1, L. Uhlir1, S. Coquillat3, D. Lambert3, J.-P. Pinty3,

S. Prieur3 1Institute of Atmospheric Physics, CAS, Czechia; 2Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University,

Czechia; 3Laboratoire d’Aérologie, Université de Toulouse, UPS, CNRS, Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées, France; 4Météorage, France

09:00 HGE14-4 LIGHTNING NARROW BIPOLAR EVENTS PRODUCED BY FAST NEGATIVE BREAKDOWN

J. Tilles1, N. Liu1, P. R. Krehbiel2, W. Rison2, M. A. Stanley2, R. G. Brown3, J. G. Wilson3, J. R. Dwyer1, L. Boggs4,

M. Stock5 1University of New Hampshire, United States; 2New Mexico Tech, United States; 3NASA Kennedy Space Center,

United States; 4Florida Institute of Technology, United States; 5Earth Networks, United States

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 08:00-09:20 516DE

J22 Single Dish Instruments (1)


08:00 J22-1 (Invited) AN UNPRECEDENTED DRIFT-SCAN COMMENSAL SURVEY BY FAST D. Li, M. Krco, L. Qian, R. Nan, Y. Yue, C. Jin, R. Duan, Y. Zhu, National Astronomical Observatories of China,

China (CIE); D. Werthimer, Berkeley, USA

08:20 J22-2 (Invited) FUTURE PLANS FOR THE ARECIBO OBSERVATORY F. C. Cordova, SRI International/Arecibo Observatory, Puerto Rico

08:40 J22-3 (Invited) TRANSFORMATIVE SCIENCE WITH THE GREEN BANK OBSERVATORY K. O'Neil, R. Maddalena, Green Bank Observatory, United States

09:00 J22-4 (Invited) THE EFFELSBERG 100-M RADIO TELESCOPE: CURRENT STATUS AND OUTLOOK A. Kraus, G. Wieching, M. Kramer, Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie, Germany

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 08:00-09:20 516AB

K11 Biological Effects and Related Mechanisms of EMF Exposure (1)

Session Chairs: Guglielmo Dinzeo, Alexandre Legros, Guglielmo d'Inzeo

08:00 K11-1 (Invited) ACUTE NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO ELF MF EXPOSURE IN HUMAN A. G. Legros1, J. Modolo2, S. Davarpanah Jazi3, C. Baker3, M. Corbacio3, D. Goulet4, M. Plante4, M. Souques5,

F. Deschamps6, G. Ostiguy4, J. Lambrozo5, A. Thomas1 1Imaging Program, Lawson Health Research Institute, Canada; 2INSERM, Université de Rennes 1, France; 3Western University, Canada; 4Hydro-Québec, Canada; 5EDF, France; 6RTE, France

08:20 K11-2 (Invited) RESISTANCE OF ELECTRONIC MEDICAL IMPLANTS TO 50-60 HZ ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS G. Ostiguy, M. Plante, Hydro-Québec, Canada; D.-H. Nguyen, A. Turgeon, Institut de recherche électrique du

Québec, Canada; K. Dyrda, Montreal Heart Institute, Canada

08:40 K11-3 (Invited) ACTIVATION THRESHOLDS FOR ELECTROSTIMULATION BY TMS AND DES: BRAIN MAPPING VIA MULTISCALE MODEL J. Gomez-Tames, S. Aonuma, T. Kutsuna, A. Hirata, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan

09:00 K11-4 (Invited) POWER-FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELD AND HEALTH

M. Plante, G. Ostiguy, Hydro-Québec, Canada


AE10 SI Units

Session Chairs: Felicitas Arias, Carl Williams

09:40 AE10-1 THE REALIZATION AND CALIBRATION OF ACTIVE SIMULATION IMPEDANCE X. J. Yan, Y. L. Li, K. Wu, L. You, Beijing Orient Institute of Measurement & Test, China (CIE)

10:00 AE10-2 ROADMAP FOR THE REDEFINITION OF THE SI SECOND E. F. Arias, BIPM, France

10:20 AE10-3 CALIBRATION SYSTEM FOR LOW-CURRENT TRANSRESISTANCE AMPLIFIERS WITH A LOW-FREQUENCY SINEWAVE SOURCE I. Finardi1,2, L. Callegaro1 1Istituto Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica, Italy; 2Politecnico di Torino, Italy


B18 Staffan Ström Memorial Session (2)

Session Chair: Gerhard Kristensson

09:40 B18-1 (Invited) EXTENSION OF THE UTD TO THE DIFFRACTION OF COMPLEX-SOURCE BEAMS G. Manara, University of Pisa, Italy; L. Klinkenbusch, Kiel University, Germany

10:00 B18-2 (Invited) COMBINING MICROSCOPIC AND MACROSCOPIC POYNTING THEOREMS TO FIND POSITIVE ENERGIES A. D. Yaghjian, Electromagnetics Research Consultant, United States

10:20 B18-3 (Invited) OPTICAL BIO-IMAGING ASSISTED BY NANO-PARTICLES S. He1,2 1Zhejiang University, China; 2Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden


B19 Computational Electromagnetics (2)

Session Chairs: Pasi Ylä-Oijala, Thomas Eibert

09:40 B19-1 (Invited) COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS AND FULL-WAVE OPTIMIZATIONS OF NANOANTENNA ARRAYS FOR DESIRED SCATTERING AND RADIATION CHARACTERISTICS A. Altinoklu1,2, O. Ergul1 1Middle East Technical University, Turkey; 2ASELSAN Inc., Turkey

10:00 B19-2 MOM SOLUTION FOR SPATIALLY MODULATED IMPENETRABLE IMPEDANCE STRIP B. A. Khan, R. Paknys, Concordia University Montreal, Canada

10:20 B19-3 ANTENNA GAIN DETERMINATION IN THE NEAR-FIELD USING PROPAGATING PLANE-WAVE EXPANSIONS O. Neitz, T. F. Eibert, Technical University of Munich, Germany


C16 C-Tutorial Sana Salous, Jeanne Quimby: 'Challenges of Millimeter Radio Channel

Sounding and Channel Modelling'

Session Chair: Amir Zaghloul

09:40 C16-1 CHALLENGES OF MILLIMETER RADIO CHANNEL SOUNDING AND CHANNEL MODELLING S. Salous, University of Durham, United Kingdom


D17 Electric Field Synthesis at Photonic Frequencies (2)

Session Chairs: Bruno Schmidt, Eleftherios Goulielmakis

09:40 D17-1 (Invited) LOCAL FIELD EFFECTS AND COHERENT CHARGE DYNAMICS IN DIELECTRICS DRIVEN BY ULTRASHORT ELECTRIC FIELD TRANSIENTS T. Elsaesser, Max-Born-Institute, Germany

10:20 D17-2 LINEARIZING NONLINEAR OPTICS B. E. Schmidt1, P. Lassonde2, G. Ernotte2, M. Clerici3, R. Morandotti2, H. Ibrahim2, F. Legare2 1few-cycle Inc., Canada; 2INRS, Canada; 3University of Glasgow, UK




09:40 E19-1 A SEMI-ANALYTICAL SIMPLIFIED APPROACH TO COMPUTE LIGHTNING RADIATED ELECTRIC FIELDS AT LONG DISTANCES TAKING INTO ACCOUNT IONOSPHERIC REFLECTION M. Azadifar1, D. Li2, M. Rubinstein3, F. Rachidi1 1Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), Switzerland; 2Nanjing University of Information Science and

Technolog, China; 3University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland, Switzerland

10:00 E19-2 (Invited) LIGHTNING/IONOSPHERE INTERACTIONS AND EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS

R. C. Moore, A. J. Erdman, D. A. Kotovsky, University of Florida, United States

10:20 E19-3 SIMULATION ANALYSIS ON OVERVOLTAGE OF WIND TURBINES BY LIGHTNING STROKE D. Xu, J. Guo, M. Zhen, Y. Jin, Xi'an Jiaotong University,Shaanxi, China, China (SRS)


F20 Microwave Remote Sensing of Vegetation (2)

Session Chairs: Simonetta Paloscia, Mehmet Kurum

09:40 F20-1 (Invited) USE OF MICROWAVE SIGNALS OF OPPORTUNITY FOR ROOT ZONE SOIL MOISTURE RETRIEVAL M. Moghaddam, A. Azemati, University of Southern California, United States

10:00 F20-2 (Invited) ESTIMATION OF FOREST BIOMASS AND CANOPY HEIGHT USING PASSIVE OPTICAL REMOTE SENSING AND RADAR WITH LIMITED LIDAR DATA M. L. Benson, L. E. Pierce, K. Bergen, K. Sarabandi, University of Michigan, United States of America

10:20 F20-3 (Invited) GNSSBIO: FOREST BIOMASS RETRIEVAL BASED ON GNSS GROUND RECEIVER A. Mollfulleda, F. Martín, Starlab, Spain; S. Paloscia, E. Santi, CNR-IFAC, Italy; L. Guerriero, Tor Vergata

Univeirisy of Rome, Italy; N. Pierdicca, La sapienza Univeristy of Rome, Italy; N. Floury, ESA/ESTEC,

Netherlands

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 09:40-10:40 513D

FC21 Multi-Parameter Radars and Wave Propagation for Remote Sensing and Disaster

Management (2)

Session Chairs: Madhu Chandra, Tullio Tanzi, Eric Mokole

09:40 FC21-1 (Invited) PROPAGATION MODELLING TOWARDS THE DESIGN OF DRONE-BORNE GPR FOR HUMANITARIAN APPLICATIONS M. Chandra, Technische Universitaet Chemnitz, Germany; T. J. Tanzi, Institut Mines-Telecom, Telecom ParisTech,

France

10:00 FC21-2 (Invited) PROOF-OF-CONCEPT: SPECTRUM AND ENERGY EFFICIENT MULTI-USER CR NETWORK VIA VACANCY AND QUALITY BASED CHANNEL SELECTION N. Modi1, P. Mary2, C. Moy1, S. Darak3 1CentraleSupélec, France; 2INSA de Rennes, France; 3IIIT Delhi, India

10:20 FC21-3 SFN MIMO CHANNEL MODEL FOR HIGH-SPEED RAILWAY J. Zhao, L. Xiong, Y. Zhang, X. Yang, State Key Laboratory of Rail Traffic Control and Safety, Beijing Jiao tong

University, China (CIE); Y. Tan, Beijing Xinwei Telecom Technology Group Co. ,Ltd, China (CIE)




09:40 GH21-1 (Invited) MULTI-RADAR OBSERVATIONS OF METEORS J. Kero1, G. Stober2, C. Schult2, P. Brown3, Z. Krzeminski3, R. Marshall4, R. Latteck2, W. Cooke5, I. Häggström6 1Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF), Sweden; 2Leibniz-Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP), Germany; 3University of Western Ontario, Canada; 4University of Colorado, USA; 5NASA Marshall Space Flight Center,

USA; 6EISCAT Scientific Association, Sweden

10:00 GH21-2 (Invited) RADIO-WAVE SCATTERING BY METEORS AND THE DEPENDENCE ON METEOR TRAIL STRUCTURE W. K. Hocking, R. E. Silber, University of Western Ontario, Canada

10:20 GH21-3 HYPERVELOCITY IMPACT FLASH AND PLASMA ON ELECTRICALLY BIASED SPACECRAFT SURFACES Y. M. Hew, S. Close, Stanford Univeristy, United States





09:40 GHJ22-1 (Invited) INFLUENCE OF EXTREME MAGNETIC STORMS ON THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE Y. Deng, University of Texas at Arlington, United States; C. Sheng, NCAR/HAO, United States; B. Tsurutani,

A. Mannucci, JPL, California Institute of Technology, United States




09:40 HG15-1 HF RAY TRACING OF THE ARTIFICIALLY DISTURBED IONOSPHERE ABOVE SURA HEATING FACILITY E. S. Andreeva1, V. L. Frolov2,3, A. M. Padokhin1, C. L. Siefring4, G. James5 1Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russian Federation; 2Lobachevsky University, Russian Federation; 3Kazan

Federal University, Russian Federation; 4Naval Research Laboratory, US; 5The University of Calgary, Canada

10:00 HG15-2 (Invited) ARECIBO - HF FACILITY E. Nossa1, M. P. Sulzer1, A. Santoni1, P. J. Perillat2, N. Aponte1, C. G. M. Brum1 1Arecibo Observatory - SRI, United States; 2Arecibo Observatory - USRA, United States





09:40 HGE16-1 MODELING THE FORMATION OF THE LIGHTNING CHANNEL CORONA SHEATH B. E. Carlson, Carthage College, United States; N. G. Lehtinen, A. B. Skeltved, University of Bergen, Norway

10:00 HGE16-2 REPEATABILITY OF LIGHTNING INDUCED IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES IN VLF REMOTE SENSING M. B. Cohen, N. Pailoor, Georgia Institute of Technology, United States; M. Golkowski, University of Colorado

Denver, United States

10:20 HGE16-3 ESTIMATION OF THE EARTH IONOSPHERE WAVEGUIDE USING NARROWBAND VLF TRANSMITTERS N. C. Gross, M. B. Cohen, Georgia Institute of Technology, United States




09:40 J23-1 (Invited) SHANGHAI 65M TIANMA RADIO TELESCOPE Z.-Q. Shen, Z. Yan, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, China (CIE)

10:00 J23-2 (Invited) FUTURE PLANS FOR THE PARKES RADIO TELESCOPE IN THE ERA OF THE SKA J. A. Green, CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, Australia

10:20 J23-3 (Invited) THE SARDINIA RADIO TELESCOPE (SRT) E. Carretti, INAF, Italy


K12 Biological Effects and Related Mechanisms of EMF Exposure (2)

Session Chairs: Alexandre Legros, Guglielmo Dinzeo, Guglielmo d'Inzeo

09:40 K12-1 PERSONALIZATION OF HUMAN COMPUTATIONAL ANATOMICAL MODELS A. Alaia1, B. A. Lloyd1, N. Kuster1,2 1IT'IS Foundation, Schweiz; 2ETH Zurich, Switzerland

10:00 K12-2 MAGNETIC MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS WITH VELOCITY VERLET ALGORITHM E. della Valle1, P. Marracino1, S. Setti2, R. Cadossi2, M. Liberti1, F. Apollonio1

1Sapienza, University of Rome, Italy; 2IGEA Spa, Italy

10:20 K12-3 CONFOCAL RAMAN MICROSPECTROSCOPY TO INVESTIGATE THE INTERACTION BETWEEN PULSED ELECTRIC FIELDS AND LIVE CELLS A. Azan1, V. Untereiner1,2, C. Gobinet1, O. Piot1,2, M. Breton1, L. M. Mir1 1CNRS, France; 2University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne, France

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 11:00-12:00 517CD

L1 General Lecture 2: Steven A. Cummer - 'Transient Luminous Events and

Terrestrial Gamma Ray Flashes'

11:00 L1-1 (Invited) TRANSIENT LUMINOUS EVENTS AND TERRESTRIAL GAMMA RAY FLASHES S. A. Cummer, Duke University, United States


A11 Metrology in the THz Region (1)

Session Chairs: Masatoshi Kajita, Kunfeng Chen

13:40 A11-1 (Invited) THZ METROLOGY AT PTB A. Steiger, PTB, Germany

14:00 A11-2 (Invited) INTENSE TERA-PHOTONICS SOURCE AND POWER CALIBRATION H. Minamide, Y. Takida, RIKEN, Japan

14:20 A11-3 (Invited) ABSOLUTE FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT USING TERAHERTZ FREQUENCY COMB T. Minamikawa, T. Yasui, Tokushima University, Japan




13:40 B20-1 DIRECTED PROPAGATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES IN STRATIFIED PERIODIC STRUCTURES M. V. Perel, M. S. Sidorenko, Saint Petersburg State University, Russian Federation

14:00 B20-2 DYNAMIC METASURFACE ANTENNAS FOR MICROWAVE COMPUTATIONAL IMAGING M. F. Imani, T. Sleasman, M. Boyarsky, L. Pulido-Mancera, J. Gollub, D. Smith, Duke University, United States

14:20 B20-3 PERFECT ANOMALOUS REFLECTION WITH AN AGGRESSIVELY DISCRETIZED HUYGENS’ METASURFACE A. M. H. Wong, G. V. Eleftheriades, University of Toronto, Canada


C17 Spectrum Sharing, Issues, Co-Existence, and Interference (1)


13:40 C17-1 (Invited) A SURVEY OF SPECTRUM SHARING TECHNIQUES FOR RADAR SYSTEMS M. Labib1, V. Marojevic1, A. F. Martone2, J. H. Reed1, A. I. Zaghloul1,2 1Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, United States; 2US Army Research Laboratory, United States

14:00 C17-2 (Invited) RECONFIGURABLE TRANSMITTER AMPLIFIERS FOR NEXT-GENERATION SPECTRALLY SENSITIVE ADAPTIVE RADAR C. Baylis, R. J. Marks II, Baylor University, United States; A. Semnani, D. Peroulis, Purdue University, United

States; E. Viveiros, Army Research Laboratory, United States; L. Cohen, Naval Research Laboratory, United

States

14:20 C17-3 (Invited) THE SPECTRUM ANALYSIS SOLUTION (SAS) SYSTEM FOR MULTI-PURPOSE SPECTRUM SENSING: DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE R. K. Pooler, R. M. Narayanan, The Pennsylvania State University, United States; A. F. Martone, K. A. Gallagher,

K. D. Sherbondy, U.S. Army Research Laboratory, United States


CB18 5G Communication Systems (1)


13:40 CB18-1 LOW-COST HIGH DATA-RATE DIRECT-CONVERSION MULTI-PORT RECEIVER FOR MILLIMETER-WAVE INDOOR WIRELESS APPLICATIONS C. Hannachi, B. Zouggari, S. O. Tatu, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique INRS-EMT, Canada

14:00 CB18-2 (Invited) CLUSTERS EFFECT IN URBAN ENVIRONMENTS ON INITIAL CELL SEARCHING PROCEDURE USING DIRECTIONAL ARRAY IN MMWAVE CELLULAR NETWORKS T. K. Vo Dai, O. Kilic, H. Liu, The Catholic University of America, USA

14:20 CB18-3 DESIGN OF A 30-GHZ HIGH GAIN QUASI-YAGI ANTENNA E. H. Mujammami, A. Sebak, Concordia University, Canada


D18 Modeling of Electronic, Photonic and Plasmonic Devices (2)


13:40 D18-1 (Invited) TERAHERTZ PHOTONICS: FROM CLASSICAL TO RELATIVISTIC LASER-PLASMA INTERACTION REGIMES L. B. Berge, CEA-DAM-DIF, France

14:00 D18-2 (Invited) TIME-DEPENDENT IONIZATION MODELING FOR MAXWELL SOLVERS: APPLICATION TO THE NONLINEAR FEMTOSECOND LASER PROPAGATION IN DIELECTRICS G. Duchateau, E. Smetanina, B. Chimier, R. Nuter, A. Bourgeade, CELIA, France

14:20 D18-3 (Invited) COMPREHENSIVE MODELING OF NONLINEAR ULTRASHORT-LASER INDUCED PHENOMENA IN DIELECTRIC TARGETS A. Rudenko, J.-P. Colombier, T. E. Itina, Lyon University, France




13:40 DA19-1 OPTICAL FREQUENCY REFERENCES FOR SPACE APPLICATIONS A. Resch1, T. Schuldt1, M. Oswald2, K. Döringshoff3, L. Wörner2, K. Abich1, J. Sanjuan1, M. Gohlke1,

E. Kovalchuk3, A. Peters3, C. Braxmaier1 1DLR German Aerospace Center, Germany; 2Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity, Germany; 3Humboldt-University Berlin, Germany

14:00 DA19-2 A NARROW LINEWIDTH LASER SYSTEM FOR STRONTIUM AND YTTERBIUM OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCKS T. Kobayashi1,2, H. Inaba1,2, D. Akamatsu1, S. Okubo1,2, K. Hosaka1,2 1AIST, Japan; 2JST, Japan

14:20 DA19-3 ACOUSTO-OPTIC FREQUENCY COMBS FOR HETERODYNE INTERFEROMETRY V. Durán1,2, C. Schnébelin1,2, H. G. de Chatellus1,2 1Univ. Grenoble Alpes, LIPHY, F-38000 Grenoble, France, France; 2CNRS, LIPHY, F-38000 Grenoble, France,

France




13:40 E20-1 (Invited) NEAR-FIELD, LOW FREQUENCY INTERFEROMETRIC IMAGING OF LIGHTNING M. Stock, S. Heckman, Earth Networks, United States; T. Ushio, Osaka University, Japan


F22 Propagation Modeling for Aerospace Applications (1)


13:40 F22-1 RADIOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS OF CLOUD ATTENUATION OVER EARTH-SPACE PATH AT A TROPICAL LOCATION A. De, R. Chakraborty, A. Maitra, INSTITUTE OF RADIO PHYSICS & ELECTRONICS, India

14:00 F22-2 (Invited) FIRST RESULTS OF TOTAL ATTENUATION DISTRIBUTIONS AND FADE DYNAMICS FROM THE ALPHASAT PROPAGATION EXPERIMENT IN MADRID D. Pimienta-del-Valle, A. Benarroch, J. M. Riera, P. Garcia-del-Pino, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain

14:20 F22-3 USE OF WRF TO GENERATE SITE DIVERSITY STATISTICS IN SOUTH OF FRANCE G. Fayon1, L. Féral2, L. Castanet1, N. Jeannin1, X. Boulanger1 1ONERA - The French Aerospace Lab, France; 2Federal University of Toulouse, France


G23 Science with Modern Ionosondes and Associated Instrumentation and Models (1)


13:40 G23-1 (Invited) TOPSIDE AND TRANSIONOSPHERIC SOUNDING EXPERIMENTS ONBOARD THE TRANSPORT CARGO SPACESHIP “PROGRESS” AND INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) S. A. Pulinets, Space Research Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation; N. P. Danilkin,

N. G. Kiotonaeva, Fiodorov Institute of Applied Geophysics, Russian Federation; I. S. Danilov, Joint Stak

Company VNIIEM Corporation, Russian Federation; A. V. Markov, S.P. Korolev Rocket and Space Corporation

«ENERGIA», Russian Federation

14:00 G23-2 (Invited) NETTIDE: PILOT IONOSONDE NETWORK FOR IDENTIFICATION OF TRAVELLING IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES B. W. Reinisch1,2, I. A. Galkin2, A. Belehaki3, V. P. Paznukhov4, X. Huang1, J. Mielich5, D. Altadill6, D. Buresova7,

T. Verhulst8, S. Stankov8, E. Blanch6, D. Kouba7, I. Tsagouri3, A. Mouzakis3, M. Messerotti9, M. Parkinson10,

M. Iischi11 1Lowell Digisonde International, LLC, United States; 2University of Massachusetts Lowell, United States; 3National

Observatory of Athens, Greece; 4Boston College, United States; 5Leibnitz-Institute of Atmospheric Physics,

Germany; 6Observatori de l’Ebre, Spain; 7Institute of Atmospheric Research, Academy of Sciences of Czech

Republic, Czech Republic; 8Royal Meteorological Institute, Belgium; 9National Institute of Astrophysics, Italy; 10Australian Bureau of Meteorology, Australia; 11National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology, Japan

14:20 G23-3 (Invited) LOW PROBABILITY OF INTERCEPT VERTICAL INCIDENCE IONOSPHERIC SOUNDER J. H. Nixon, J. J. Signorotti, B. A. Martin, R. G. Fenske, J. E. Polendo, Southwest Research Institute, United States





13:40 GHJ24-1 (Invited) IMPACT OF IONOSPHERIC SCINTILLATION ON GPS APPLICATIONS DURING SEVERE GEOMAGNETIC STORMS X. Pi, A. J. Mannucci, B. A. Iijima, W. Lu, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United

States

14:00 GHJ24-2 (Invited) EXTREME SPACE WEATHER IMPACT ON GNSS S. Skone, University of Calgary, Canada

14:20 GHJ24-3 A GLOBAL SCINTILLATION OCCURRENCE PROBABILITY MODEL CONSTRUCTED BY USING FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC S4-INDEX DATA J.-Y. Liu, S.-P. Chen, National Central University, China (SRS)




13:40 HG17-1 A NUMERICAL STUDY OF THE LANGMUIR PARAMETRIC INSTABILITY EXCITED BY POWERFUL HF WAVE HEATING AT DIFFERENT LATITUDES C. Zhou, X. Wang, M. Liu, B. Ni, Z. Zhao, Wuhan University, China (CIE)

14:00 HG17-2 EXCITATION OF PARAMETRIC INSTABILITY BY X-MODE RF HEATING F. Honary, P. D. Cannon, Lancaster University, United Kingdom; X. Wang, Wuhan University, People's Republic

of China

14:20 HG17-3 ANALYSIS OF SIDEBANDS FROM WHISTLER MODE TRIGGERED EMISSIONS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR NONLINEAR WAVE GROWTH M. Golkowski, J. Costabile, University of Colorado Denver, United States; M. Spasojevic, Stanford University,

United States





13:40 HGE18-1 D-REGION IONOSPHERIC REMOTE SENSING WITH LF/MF SIGNALS OF OPPORTUNITY M. A. Higginson-Rollins, M. B. Cohen, Georgia Tech, United States

14:00 HGE18-2 MICRO-SECOND TIME SCALE VLF TRANSMISSION DISTURBANCES ASSOCIATED WITH LIGHTNING K. Koh, Z. Liu, M. Füllekrug, University of Bath, United Kingdom

14:20 HGE18-3 (Invited) MODELING OF X-RAY IMAGES PRODUCED BY STEPPING LIGHTNING LEADERS W. Xu, R. A. Marshall, University of Colorado Boulder, United States; S. Celestin, University of Orleans, CNRS,

France; V. P. Pasko, Pennsylvania State University, United States


J24 Very Long Baseline Interferometry (1)


13:40 J24-1 (Invited) THE ORIGINS, DEVELOPMENT, AND POTENTIAL OF VERY-LONG-BASELINE INTERFEROMETRY J. M. Moran, Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, United States

14:00 J24-2 (Invited) VERA ASTROMETRY OF GALACTIC MASER SOURCES T. Nagayama1, T. Hirota1, M. Honma1, T. Jike1, N. Kawaguchi1, H. Kobayashi1, A. Nakagawa2, T. Omodaka2,

T. Oyama1, K. M. Shibata1, K. Sunada1, Y. Tamura1 1National Astromonical Observatory of Japan, Japan; 2Kagoshima University, Japan

14:20 J24-3 RECENT ADVANCES IN VLBI ASTROMETRY R. Dodson, M. Rioja, University of Western Australia, Australia

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 13:40-14:40 515ABC



13:40 J25-1 FOCAL FIELD INTERFEROMETER: STATISTICAL DETECTION OF SPECTRAL LINES FROM ENSEMBLE OF GALAXIES D. A. Roshi, W. Shillue, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, United States; S. Jeyakumar, Universidad de

Guanajuato, Mexico

14:00 J25-2 SPACE DEBRIS DETECTION IN LOW EARTH ORBIT WITH THE SARDINA RADIO TELESCOPE T. Pisanu1, G. Muntoni2, L. Schirru1, F. Gaudiomonte1, G. Valente1, E. Urru1, G. Serra1, G. Montisci2,

G. Mazzarella2 1National Institute for Astrophysics, Italy; 2Cagliari University, Italy

14:20 J25-3 CRYOPAF - A 2.8 - 5.18 GHZ CRYOGENIC PHASED ARRAY FEED RECEIVER L. S. Locke, R. Wierzbicki, NRC Herzberg, Canada


K13 K-Tutorial Tahera Emilie van Deventer: “International EMF Project to Assess

Health and Environmental Effects of Exposure to Static and Time Varying Electric and

Magnetic Fields in the Frequency Range 0-300 GHz.

Session Chair: Joe Wiart


A12 Metrology in the THz Region (2)

Session Chairs: Masatoshi Kajita, Kunfeng Chen

14:40 A12-1 (Invited) HIGH-PRECISION MEASUREMENT OF TERAHERTZ FREQUENCY USING UNSTABILIZED FEMTOSECOND LASER Q. Sun1, Y. Deng1, B. Wu2, Y. Yang1 1National Institute of Metrology, P. R. China; 2Science and Technology on Electronic Test and Measurement

Laboratory, P. R. China

15:00 A12-2 (Invited) PRECISION ENHANCEMENT IN TERAHERTZ TIME-DOMAIN SPECTROSCOPY D. Molter1, M. Trierweiler1, F. Ellrich1, J. Jonuscheit1, G. von Feymann1,2 1Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics ITWM, Germany; 2Department of Physics and Research Center

OPTIMAS, University of Kaiserslautern, Germany

15:20 A12-3 PRECISE MEASUREMENT OF THE VIBRATIONAL TRANSITION FREQUENCIES OF HOMONUCLEAR DIATOMIC MOLECULAR IONS M. Kajita, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan




14:40 B21-1 FREQUENCY TUNABLE GRAPHENE METAMATERIAL REFLECTARRAY S. H. Zainud-Deen, Faculty of Electronic Eng., Menoufia University, Egypt, Egypt; A. M. Mabrouk, Faculty of

Engineering and Technology, Badr University in Cairo, Egypt, Egypt; H. A. Malhat, Faculty of Electronic

Engeering- Menoufia University, Egypt

15:00 B21-2 DYNAMIC METASURFACE APERTURES FOR SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR IMAGING APPLICATIONS T. Sleasman1, M. Boyarsky1, L. Pulido-Mancera1, T. Fromenteze1, M. F. Imani1, M. Reynolds2, D. R. Smith1 1Duke University, United States; 2University of Washington, United States

15:20 B21-3 OPTICAL MODULATION WITH TUNABLE HYBRID METASURFACES

C. Argyropoulos, T. Guo, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, United States


C19 Spectrum Sharing, Issues, Co-Existence, and Interference (2)


14:40 C19-1 (Invited) IMPACT OF RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE ON RADAR SYSTEMS K. A. Gallagher, A. F. Martone, K. D. Sherbondy, The Army Research Laboratory, United States

15:00 C19-2 (Invited) PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS AND MODELING TECHNIQUES FOR 3.5 GHZ RADAR-LTE SPECTRUM SHARING C. R. Anderson, United States Naval Academy, United States; G. D. Durgin, Georgia Institute of Technology,

United States

15:20 C19-3 A DECODE-AND-FORWARD COOPERATIVE PROTOCOL USING COMPLETE COMPLEMENTARY CODES FOR LOS BASED TRANSMISSIONS. N. El-Ganainy, Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport, Egypt




14:40 CB20-1 CORRELATION BASED HIGHLY SECURE IMAGE HIDING IN AUDIO SIGNALS USING WAVELET DECOMPOSITION AND CHAOTIC MAPS HOPPING FOR 5G MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATIONS M. H. Elsherif, S. E. Elkhamy, N. O. Korany, faculty of engineering Alexandria university, Egypt

15:00 CB20-2 IMPACT OF CONSIDERING THE ITU-R TWO SLOPE PROPAGATION MODEL IN THE SYSTEM CAPACITY TRADE-OFF FOR LTE-A HETNETS WITH SMALL CELLS S. C. Sousa, F. J. Velez, J. M. Peha, IT/UBI, Portugal

15:20 CB20-3 PRACTICAL DESIGN METHODOLOGY FOR PLANAR ORTHOMODE TRANSDUCERS BASED ON SHORT SLOT COUPLERS AND POLARIZATION SELECTIVE WALLS A. A. Sakr, W. Dyab, K. Wu, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada


DBC20 Wireless Power Transmission (1)

Session Chairs: Apostolos Georgiadis, Naoki Shinohara

14:40 DBC20-1 (Invited) OPTIMIZATION OF WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEMS WITH MULTIPLE PASSIVE ELEMENTS H.-D. Lang, C. D. Sarris, University of Toronto, Canada

15:00 DBC20-2 MID–RANGE, COUPLING–INDEPENDENT, WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER WITH PARALLEL RESONATORS A. Costanzo1, M. Dionigi2, F. Mastri1, M. Mongiardo2, G. Monti3, L. Tarricone3, R. Sorrentino2 1University of Bologna, Italy; 2University of Perugia, Italy; 3University of Salento, Italy

15:20 DBC20-3 RESONANT INDUCTIVE WPT LINK WITH LOAD–INDEPENDENT VOLTAGE GAIN A. Costanzo1, M. Dionigi2, F. Mastri1, M. Mongiardo2, G. Monti3, L. Tarricone3, R. Sorrentino2 1University of Bologna, Italy; 2University of Perugia, Italy; 3University of Salento, Italy


E21 Measurement Techniques (1)


14:40 E21-1 (Invited) MEASUREMENT AND ANALYSIS OF VOLUMETRIC AND HELICAL STIRRING OF REVERBERATION CHAMBERS USING STIR MATRICES L. R. Arnaut, Queen Mary University London, United Kingdom; F. Moglie, L. Bastianelli, V. Mariani Primiani,

Universita Politecnica delle Marche, Italy

15:00 E21-2 (Invited) A MEASUREMENT SETUP FOR THE VALIDATION AND VERIFICATION OF NONLINEAR EFFECTS IN AN HPEM CONTEXT M. Kotzev1, M. Kreitlow2, F. Gronwald1 1University of Siegen, Germany; 2Bundeswehr Research Institute for Protective Technologies and NBC Protection,

Germany

15:20 E21-3 (Invited) TIME-FREQUENCY DIVERSITY MEASUREMENTS IN POWER SYSTEMS F. Leferink1,2, I. Setiawan1 1University of Twente, Netherlands; 2THALES Nederland, Netherlands




14:40 F23-1 (Invited) FADE MITIGATION IN FUTURE Q/V-BAND HIGH-THROUGHPUT SATELLITES R. Nebuloni, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Italy; C. Capsoni, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

15:00 F23-2 (Invited) HYBRID HIGH-THROUGHPUT SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM USING RADIO AND OPTICAL FREQUENCIES M. Toyoshima, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

15:20 F23-3 (Invited) AVAILABILITY OF AERONAUTICAL AD-HOC NETWORK IN DIFFERENT GLOBAL AIR TRANSPORT FLEET SCENARIOS K.-D. F. Buechter, Bauhaus Luftfahrt e.V., Germany


G25 Science with Modern Ionosondes and Associated Instrumentation and Models (2)


14:40 G25-1 STUDIES OF WAVE ACTIVITY IN THE THERMOSPHERE-IONOSPHERE SYSTEM USING DYNASONDE TECHNIQUES N. Zabotin1, O. A. Godin2, C. Negrea1,3, T. Bullett1,4, L. Zabotina1 1University of Colorado Boulder, United States; 2Naval Postgraduate School, United States; 3Institute of Space

Science, Roma^nia; 4NOAA/NCEI, United States

15:00 G25-2 SOUNDERS FOR IONOSPHERIC SCIENCE T. J. Harris, Defence Science and Technology Group, Australia

15:20 G25-3 COMBINED TID OBSERVATION BY IONOSONDE AND DENSE GPS/GLONASS NETWORK R. Sherstyukov, A. Akchurin, O. Sherstyukov, Kazan Federal University, Russian Federation





14:40 GHJ26-1 USING EXTREME VALUE THEORY FOR DETERMINING THE PROBABILITY OF CARRINGTON-LIKE SOLAR FLARES S. Elvidge, M. J. Angling, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

15:00 GHJ26-2 (Invited) EXTREME SPACE WEATHER EVENT BENCHMARKS FOR THE US SPACE WEATHER ACTION PLAN R. Viereck1, T. Fuller-Rowell1, J. Love2, E. Talaat3, D. Biesecker1 1NOAA Boulder, United States; 2USGS, United States; 3NASA, United States




14:40 HG19-1 VARIATION OF PLASMASPHERIC FIELD-ALIGNED ELECTRON AND ION DENSITIES AS A FUNCTION OF GEOMAGNETIC STORM ACTIVITY A. Reddy, V. S. Sonwalkar, University of Alaska Fairbanks, United States

15:00 HG19-2 ENHANCING THE ISIS-1 TOPSIDE DIGITAL IONOGRAM DATABASE R. F. Benson1, D. Biltza2, S. F. Fung1, V. Truhlik3, Y. Wang4

1NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; 2GMU/SWL/Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; 3Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic; 4UMBC/GPHI/Goddard Space Flight Center, United States

15:20 HG19-3 THE LOS ALAMOS MISSION CONCEPT TO CONNECT MAGNETOSPHERIC PHYSICAL PROCESSES TO IONOSPHERIC PHENOMENA E. A. Dors1, G. L. Delzanno1, G. D. Reeves1, J. E. Borovsky2, M. F. Thomsen3, B. E. Carlsten1, M. G. Henderson1,

E. Sanchez4, E. Spanswick5, B. E. Gilchrist6 1Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States; 2Space Science Institute, United States; 3Planetary Science

Institute, United States; 4SRI International, United States; 5University of Calgary, Canada; 6University of Michigan,

United States





14:40 HGE20-1 (Invited) NEUTRONS IN GROUND-DETECTED TERRESTRIAL GAMMA-RAY FLASHES D. M. Smith, G. S. Bowers, University of California, Santa Cruz, United States; M. Kamogawa, S. Takahashi,

A. Ishikawa, Tokyo Gakugei University, Japan; D. Wang, Gifu University, Japan; M. Stock, S. Heckman, Earth

Networks, United States; S. A. Cummer, Duke University, United States; Y. Hobara, University of Electro-

Communications, Japan

15:00 HGE20-2 A DOWNWARD BEAM OF ENERGETIC POSITRONS FROM THE EYEWALL OF HURRICANE PATRICIA G. S. Bowers, D. M. Smith, University of California Santa Cruz, United States; N. A. Kelley, Berkeley Applied

Analytics, United States; S. A. Cummer, Duke University, United States; J. R. Dwyer, University of New

Hampshire, United States; S. Heckman, Earth Networks, United States; R. H. Holzworth, University of

Washington, United States; P. Reasor, J. Gamache, F. Marks, T. Richards, NOAA, United States; H. K. Rassoul,

Florida Institute of Technology, United States

15:20 HGE20-3 TERRESTRIAL GAMMA FLASHES AT GROUND LEVEL -- TETRA II D. J. Pleshinger, M. L. Cherry, Louisiana State University, United States




14:40 J26-1 (Invited) MILLIMETER VLBI WITH PHASED ALMA V. L. Fish, MIT Haystack Observatory, United States

15:00 J26-2 (Invited) RADIOASTRON RESULTS AND PROSPECTS FOR SPACE VLBI

Y. Y. Kovalev, Lebedev Physical Institute, Russian Federation

15:20 J26-3 WATER MEGAMASERS AT EXTREME RESOLUTION W. A. Baan1, A. Alakoz2, T. An3, S. Ellingsen4, C. Henkel5, H. Imai6, V. Kostenko2, J. McCallum4, J. Moran7,

A. Sobolev8, M. Voronkov9 1Netherlands Institute for Radioastronomy, ASTRON, Netherlands; 2AstroSpace Center, Lebedev Physical Institute,

Russia; 3Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, China; 4University of Tasmania, Australia; 5Max Planck Institut fuer

Radioastronomie, Germany; 6University of Kagoshima, Japan; 7Center for Astrophysics, Harvard University,

United States; 8Ural Federal University, Russia; 9CSIRO Commonwealth Scientific Research Organisation,

Australia

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 14:40-15:40 515ABC



14:40 J27-1 A HIGHLY-SENSITIVE CRYOGENIC PHASED ARRAY FEED FOR THE GREEN BANK TELESCOPE D. Anish Roshi1, W. Shillue1, J. R. Fisher1, M. Morgan1, J. Castro1, W. Groves1, T. Boyd1, B. Simon2, L. Hawkins2,

V. van Tonder2, J. D. Nelson2, J. Ray2, T. Chamberlain2, S. White2, R. Black3, K. F. Warnick3, B. Jeffs3, R. Prestage2 1National Radio Astronomy Observatory, United States; 2Green Bank Observatory, United States; 3Brigham Young


15:00 J27-2 MAPPING THE SKY WITH A DEROTATING MULTI-FEED RECEIVER S. Poppi1, S. Righini2, M. Buttu1, M. Bartolini2, C. Migoni1, A. Orlati2, A. Fara1 1Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica - Osservatorio Astronomico di Cagliari, Italy; 2Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica -

Istituto di Radioastronomia, Italy

15:20 J27-3 DESIGN OF SUPER-RESOLVING TORALDO PUPILS FOR RADIO ASTRONOMICAL APPLICATIONS L. Olmi1,2, P. Bolli1, L. Carbonaro1, L. Cresci1, D. Mugnai3, E. Natale1, R. Nesti1, D. Panella1, J. Roda1,

G. Zacchiroli1 1INAF, Italy; 2University of Puerto Rico, USA; 3CNR, Italy


KBE14 Uncertainty Management and Stochastic Methods in Experimental and

Numerical Electromagnetism, Environmental Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry (2)

Session Chairs: Gabriele Gradoni, Joe Wiart, Ari Sihvola

14:40 KBE14-1 SURROGATE MODEL BASED ON POLYNOMIAL CHAOS OF INDOOR EXPOSURE INDUCED FROM A WLAN SOURCE Y. Pinto, J. Wiart, LTCI, Télécom ParisTech, Université Paris-Saclay, Chaire C2M, France

15:00 KBE14-2 TIME DOMAIN TECHNIQUE FOR RAPID, BROADBAND MEASUREMENT OF HUMAN ABSORPTION CROSS SECTION IN A REVERBERATION CHAMBER M. P. Robinson, X. Zhang, I. D. Flintoft, University of York, United Kingdom

15:20 KBE14-3 EFFICIENT UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION IN COMPUTATIONAL ELECTROMAGNETICS USING AN ADAPTIVE METROPOLIS-HASTINGS METHOD WITH IMPORTANCE SAMPLING S. S. Ganta, B. D. Van Veen, S. C. Hagness, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA


A13 Time Dissemination for Critical Applications

Session Chairs: Marina Gertsvolf, Leon Lobo

16:00 A13-1 (Invited) REQUIREMENTS AND METHODS FOR DISTRIBUTING ACCURATE AND TRACEABLE TIME INFORMATION J. Levine, National Institute of Standards and Ttechnology, United States

16:20 A13-2 DEVELOPMENT OF A SECURE, PRECISE, AND TRACEABLE SOURCE OF TIME FOR INDUSTRIAL AND FINANCIAL APPLICATIONS J. E. Bernard, A. Charbonneau, B. Hoger, H. Pham, M. Gertsvolf, National Research Council, Canada

16:40 A13-3 THE EUROPEAN DEMETRA PROJECT: DEMONSTRATING TIME SERVICES BASED ON THE EUROPEAN GNSS P. Tavella, INRIM, Italy

17:00 A13-4 LINKEDCLOCKS FOR A ROBUST SOLUTION OF GNSS TIMING RECEIVERS J. Díaz, E. Ros, Seven Solutions S.L/U. Granada, Spain; R. Rodriguez, B. Rat, A. Gonzalez, Seven Solutions S.L,

Spain

17:20 A13-5 THE NPLTIME SERVICE: UTC TRACEABLE TIME OVER FIBRE FOR THE FINANCIAL SECTOR E. M. Laier English, L. Lobo, NPL, United Kingdom


B22 Advanced Antenna Concepts (1)

Session Chairs: John Volakis, Christos Christodoulou

16:00 B22-1 A WIDEBAND SWITCHED BEAM ANTENNA ARRAY USING CAVITY-BACKED MONOPOLE ELEMENTS E. Merkley1, B. Jackson2, C. Saavedra1, Y. Antar3 1Queen's University, Canada; 2Defence Research and Development Canada, Canada; 3Royal Military College of

Canada, Canada

16:20 B22-2 BROADBAND REFLECTOR ANTENNA FOR SIMULTANEOUS TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE (STAR) APPLICATIONS

P. Valale Prasannakumar, M. A. Elmansouri, D. S. Filipovic, University of Colorado,Boulder, United States

16:40 B22-3 LINEARLY AND CIRCULARLY POLARIZED REFLECTARRAY ANTENNAS WITH 4-ARM ARCHIMEDEAN SPIRAL LATTICE H. A. Malhat, S. H. Zainud-Deen, Faculty of Electronic Engeering- Menoufia University, Egypt

17:00 B22-4 (Invited) ULTRA-WIDEBAND LOW-SCAN ARRAYS WITH RECONFIGURABLE BANDWIDTH FOR DIGITAL BEAMFORMING APPLICATION OPERATING FROM UHF TO MILLIMETER WAVES D. K. Papantonis, E. A. Alwan, J. L. Volakis, The Ohio State University, USA

17:20 B22-5 A FOUR ELEMENT PHASED PATCH ANTENNA ARRAY USING FLUIDIC PHASE SHIFTER I. Goode, C. Saavedra, Queen's University, Canada


C22 Quantum Optics by Professor Mikhail Lukin, Keynote speech (duration 45 min)

Session Chair: Sana Salous




16:00 CB23-1 MIMO-UFMC IN THE PRESENCE OF ANTENNA MUTUAL COUPLING AND PHASE NOISE X. Chen1, S. Zhang2, A. Zhang1 1Xi’an Jiaotong University, China (CIE); 2Aalborg University, Denmark

16:20 CB23-2 (Invited) PLANAR ANTENNA SYSTEM FOR FULL-DUPLEX APPLICATIONS T. J. Douglas, K. Sarabandi, University of Michigan, United States

16:40 CB23-3 A BROADBAND HIGH-EFFICIENCY DOHERTY POWER AMPLIFIER WITH CONTINUOUS INVERSE CLASS-F DESIGN F. Meng, Y. Sun, L. Tian, X.-W. Zhu, Southeast University, China (CIE)

17:00 CB23-4 HIGH GAIN LOW PROFILE HIGH DENSE DIELECTRIC PATCH ANTENNA USING FSS SUPERSTRATE M. Asaadi, A. Beltayib, H. Ghalyon, A. Sebak, Concordia University, Canada

17:20 CB23-5 (Invited) EXTENDING LTE INTO THE UNLICENSED SPECTRUM: REGULATORY AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHALLENGES M. Labib1, V. Marojevic1, A. F. Martone2, J. H. Reed1, A. I. Zaghloul1,2 1Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, United States; 2US Army Research Laboratory, United States


D21 CMOS Compatible Photonics

Session Chairs: Roberto Morandotti, Milos Popovic

16:00 D21-1 (Invited) SLOW LIGHT IN DISPERSION-ENGINEERED PHOTONIC CRYSTAL RING RESONATORS K. McGarvey-Lechable1, T. Hamidfar1, D. Patel2, L. Xu2, D. V. Plant2, P. Bianucci1 1Concordia University, Canada; 2McGill University, Canada

16:20 D21-2 (Invited) HIGH QUALITY ENTANGLEMENT ON A SILICON-CHIP F. Mazeas1, F. Kaiser1, D. Aktas1, W. Zhang2, C. Alonso Ramos2, T. Lunghi1, X. LeRoux2, E. Cassan2, D. Marris-

Morini2, L. Vivien2, L. Labonté1, S. Tanzilli1 1Inphyni (CNRS UMR 7010), France; 2C2N, France

16:40 D21-3 (Invited) SUBWAVELENGTH NANOPHOTONIC STRUCTURES FOR INTEGRATION AND SENSING P. Cheben, National Research Council, Canada; H. Podmore, York University, Canada

17:00 D21-4 (Invited) CHIP-BASED OPTICAL FREQUENCY COMBS A. Gaeta, Columbia University, United States


E22 Measurement Techniques (2)


16:00 E22-1 (Invited) A TIME DOMAIN MEASUREMENT APPROACH FOR SHIELDING AND SHIELDING MATERIAL EVALUATION P. G. Wiid, S. O. Kuja, N. A. Omollo, Stellenbosch University, South Africa

16:20 E22-2 DEVELOPMENT OFWIDE-BAND MICROWAVE RADIOMETER FOR GROUND OBSERVATION T. Takano, Nihon University, Japan; N. Kawaguchi, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan,

Japan; T. Maeda, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan

16:40 E22-3 SPATIAL RESOLUTION ENHANCEMENT OF SATELLITE-BORNE MICROWAVE RADIOMETER USING ANTENNA PATTERN MATCHING TECHNIQUE T. Maeda, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan




16:00 F24-1 AVERAGING ASPECTS IN SHORT TERM FORECASTS OF TROPOSPHERIC ATTENUATION M. Schönhuber, F. Cuervo, S. Rošker, M. Schwinzerl, Joanneum Research, Austria

16:20 F24-2 (Invited) TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE GROUND SEGMENT OF THE FUTURE Q/V BAND SATELLITE SYSTEMS: THE QV –LIFT PROJECT G. Codispoti, G. Parca, Agenzia Spaziale italiana, Italy; G. Amendola, L. Boccia, CNIT-Universita' della Calabria,

Italy; G. Goussetis, S. Cosmopoulos, Heriot Watt University, UK; M. Siegler, ERZIA, Spain; C. Riva,

R. Nebuloni, CNIT-Politecnico di Milano and IEIIT/CNR, Italy; A. Jourier, Ommic, France; R. Campo,

A. Arcidiacono, Eutelsat, France; R. Eleuteri, F. Cipolloni, Skytech, Italy; G. Bacci, A. Petrolioìno, MBI,

Italy; M. Calisti, MARTEL-INNOVATE, CH

16:40 F24-3 PREDICTION OF OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS OF THE BANDPASS SIGNAL IN THE BUILT-UP TERRAIN - ATMOSPHERE RADIO COMMUNICATION CHANNELS Y. Ben-Shimol, N. Blaunstein, BGU, Israel

17:00 F24-4 RAPID CHANGES IN CROSS-POLARIZATION DISCRIMINATION OF KA-BAND SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS LINKS CAUSED BY LIGHTNING DISCHARGES Y. Maekawa, Osaka Electro-Communication University, Japan

17:20 F24-5 CHARACTERIZATION OF KU-BAND AMPLITUDE SCINTILLATION ON EARTH-SPACE PATH OVER AKURE, SW NIGERIA. A. G. Ashidi, J. S. Ojo, A. T. Adediji, M. O. Ajewole, Federal University of Technology, Nigeria




16:00 GH27-1 DETECTION OF EMPS GENERATED BY METEOROID IMPACTS ON THE MMS SPACECRAFT AND PROBLEMS WITH SIGNAL INTERPRETATION J. Vaverka1, A. Pellinen-Wannberg1,2, J. Kero2, I. Mann1,3, A. De Spiegeleer1, M. Hamrin1, C. Norberg1,2,

T. Pitkänen1 1Umeå University, Sweden; 2Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden; 3Arctic University of Norway, Norway

16:20 GH27-2 ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE EMISSIONS FROM HYPERVELOCITY IMPACTS ON CHARGED TARGETS A. Nuttall, A. Goel, S. Close, I. Linscott, Stanford University, United States

16:40 GH27-3 DETECTION AND CHARACTERIZATIONOF METEOR SHOCKWAVES USING RADAR OBSERVED METEOR HEAD ECHO/HEIGHT CORRELATION R. E. Silber, W. K. Hocking, The University of Western Ontario, Canada; M. Gritsevich, Russian Academy of

Sciences, Russia; E. A. Silber, Brown University, USA; M. L. Niculescu, INCAS - National Institute for Aerospace

Research "ElieCarafoli", Romania

17:00 GH27-4 (Invited) METEOROID SPUTTERING, HIGH-ALTITUDE RADAR AND OPTICAL METEORS, AND SOURCES FOR LOWER-THERMOSPHERIC METALS

J. D. Mathews, B. Gao, S. Kesaraju, Penn State University, United States; S. Raizada, Arecibo Observatory/SRI,

United State








16:00 HG21-1 DEVELOPING A VLF TRANSMITTER FOR LEO SATELLITES: PROBING OF PLASMASPHERE AND RADIATION BELTS - THE POPRAD CONCEPT J. Lichtenberger1,2, O. Santolik3, J. Solymosi4, L. Graclík5, F. Darrouzet6, A. Demekhov7, A. Kudrin8, N. Lehtinen9 1Eötvös University, Hungary; 2Research Center for Astronomy ans Space Sciences, Hungary; 3Institute of

Atmospheric Physics, Czech Republic; 4BHE Bonn Hungary Electronics Ltd., Hungary; 5G.L. Electronic Ltd,, Czech

Republic; 6Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium; 7Institute of Applied Physics, Russia; 8University

of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia; 9University of Bergen, Norway

16:20 HG21-2 PARAMETRIC INSTABILITY EXCITED BY X-MODE POWERFUL HF WAVES: OBSERVATIONS AND THEORY X. Wang1, C. Zhou1, P. Cannon2, M. Liu1, F. Honary2, B. Ni1, Z. Zhao1 1Wuhan University, China (CIE); 2Lancaster University, UK

16:40 HG21-3 SPACECRAFT-CHARGING MITIGATION OF A HIGH-POWER ELECTRON BEAM EMITTED BY A MAGNETOSPHERIC SPACECRAFT G. L. Delzanno, F. Lucco Castello, Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States; O. Leon, G. Miars,

B. Gilchrist, University of Michigan, United States; J. Borovsky, Space Science Institute, United States





16:00 HGE22-1 AN EVENT OBSERVED WITH FERMI GBM BOTH AS A TERRESTRIAL GAMMA-RAY FLASH (TGF) AND A TERRESTRIAL ELECTRON BEAM (TEB) M. C. Stanbro1, M. S. Briggs1,1, O. J. Roberts2, E. Cramer1, J. R. Dwyer3 1University of Alabama in Huntsville, USA; 2NASA Marshall Space Flight Centre / Universities Space Research

Association, USA; 3University of New Hampshire, USA

16:20 HGE22-2 CURRENT STATE OF THE LIGHTNING-LEADER-BASED TGF PRODUCTION THEORY S. Celestin, University of Orleans, CNRS, France

16:40 HGE22-3 TERRESTRIAL GAMMA-RAY FLASHES INITIATED BY POSITIVE LIGHTNING LEADERS J. R. Dwyer, N. Liu, University of New Hampshire, United States

17:00 HGE22-4 (Invited) THUNDERSTORM HIGH-ENERGY RADIATION MEASURED IN-FLIGHT P. Kochkin1,2, A. P. J. van Deursen2, A. I. de Boer3, M. Bardet3, C. Allasia4, J. Boissin4, N. Ostgaard2 1University of Bergen, Norway; 2Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands; 3Netherlands Aerospace Centre,

Netherlands; 4Airbus, France

17:20 HGE22-5 SPRITE STREAMER DENSITIES ABOVE AND BELOW ~55 KM HEIGHT M. Fullekrug1, K. Koh1, Z. Liu1, A. Mezentsev1, N. Ogechukwu2,3, M. Kosch2 1University of Bath, United Kingdom; 2Univeristy of Capetown, South Africa; 3South African National Space

Agency, South Africa




16:00 J28-1 CONSTRAINING EMISSION AND SCATTERING PROPERTIES OF THE CRAB PULSAR THROUGH VLBI R. Main, M. van Kerkwijk, University of Toronto, Canada; U.-L. Pen, Canadian Institute for Theoretical

Astrophysics, Canada

16:20 J28-2 THE NEXT DECADE OF VLBA DEVELOPMENTS W. F. Brisken1, A. J. Beasley2, S. J. Durand2, J. D. Romney1 1Long Baseline Observatory, United States; 2National Radio Astronomy Observatory, United States

16:40 J28-3 PROPER MOTION OF A SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLE BINARY R. T. Zavala, US Naval Observatory Flagstaff Station, United States; G. B. Taylor, K. Bansal, University of New

Mexico, United States; R. W. Romani, Stanford University, United States; A. B. Peck, Gemini Observatory, United

States

17:00 J28-4 PRESENT STATUS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS OF THE EUROPEAN VLBI NETWORK M. Lindqvist, Onsala Space Observatory, Sweden

17:20 J28-5 (Invited) VLBI WITH THE SKA C. Reynolds, CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, Australia; Z. Paragi, Joint Institute for VLBI in Europe, the

Netherlands


K15 Electromagnetic Inversion for Biomedical, Geophysical, Non-destructive Testing,

and Antenna Characterization Applications (1)

Session Chairs: Puyan Mojabi, Aria Abubakar

16:00 K15-1 (Invited) BOREHOLE SIZE AND MUD RESISTIVITY EVALUATION FROM LOGGING-WHILE-DRILLING PROPAGATION RESISTIVITY MEASUREMENTS IN VERTICAL AND LOW-ANGLE WELLS K. Sun, G. L. Wang, A. Abubakar, Schlumberger, United States

16:20 K15-2 (Invited) MULTIPLICATIVE REGULARIZED CONTRAST SOURCE INVERSION ALGORITHM USING PARALLELED COMPUTING ARCHITECTURE M. Li, Tsinghua University, China (CIE); X. Y. Wang, University of California San Diego, USA; A. Abubakar,

Schlumberger, USA

16:40 K15-3 (Invited) SPARSITY PROMOTION AND INVERSE SOURCE PROBLEMS FOR QUALITATIVE RECONSTRUCTION OF BURIED TARGETS M. T. Bevacqua, T. Isernia, Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria, Italy

17:00 K15-4 METHOD FOR CHARACTERIZING LAMINAR TISSUES VIA SURFACE REFLECTOMETRY W. Haines1, E. Neufeld2, Z. Popovic1 1University of Colorado at Boulder, United States; 2IT'IS Foundation, Switzerland

17:20 K15-5 A WAVEGUIDE-BASED METHOD FOR EXTRACTING COMPLEX PERMITTIVITY OF DIELECTRIC SLAB BY GENERAL IMPEDANCE BOUNDARY CONDITION (GIBC) K. Wang, J.-J. Laurin, K. Wu, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada

Thursday, August 24, 2017

Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:00-09:20 510AC

B23 Novel Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetics (1)

Session Chairs: Kazuya Kobayashi, Yury Shestopalov

08:00 B23-1 (Invited) METHODS FOR VERIFYING SOLVABILITY OF THE PERMITTIVITY RECONSTRUCTION IN CANONICAL WAVEGUIDE INVERSE PROBLEMS Y. Shestopalov, Faculty of Engineering and Sustainable Development, University of Gävle, Sweden

08:20 B23-2 POLARIZABILITY OF RADIALLY ANISOTROPIC ELLIPTIC CYLINDERS WITH HYPERBOLIC PERMITTIVITY H. Wallén, T. Rimpiläinen, A. Sihvola, Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering, Finland

08:40 B23-3 NON-SEPARABLE SOLUTIONS OF HELMHOLTZ' EQUATION REVISITED E. H. Van Lil, P. J. Luypaert, KU Leuven, Belgium

09:00 B23-4 (Invited) GUARANTEED A POSTERIORI ESTIMATES OF RIGHT-HAND SIDES IN TRANSMISSION PROBLEMS FOR HELMHOLTZ EQUATIONS Y. Shestopalov, Faculty of Engineering and Sustainable Development, University of Gävle, Sweden; Y. Podlipenko,

A. Nakonechny, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Ukraine

Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:00-09:20 513C


Session Chairs: Ahmed Kishk, Dejan Filipovic

08:00 B24-1 A PLANAR CONTROLLED RECEPTION PATTERN ARRAY WITH DUAL-MODE TM11-TM21 MICROSTRIP ANTENNA ELEMENTS FOR INCREASED ANGULAR COVERAGE N. Rezazadeh, L. Shafai, University of Manitoba, Canada

08:20 B24-2 EXACT SOLUTIONS FOR LENS AND REFLECTOR SHAPING G. G. Cheng, Y. Zhu, G. A. Jan, Allwave Corporation, United States

08:40 B24-3 MULTI-BAND MULTI-BEAM PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF ON-SITE CODING DIGITAL BEAMFORMER USING ULTRA-WIDEBAND ANTENNA ARRAY S. Bojja Venkatakrishnan, E. A. Alwan, J. L. Volakis, The Ohio State University, United States

09:00 B24-4 GENETIC ALGORITHM OPTIMIZATION OF TRAVELING WAVE SLOT ARRAYS USING FULL WAVE METHOD OF MOMENTS ANALYSIS S. R. Rengarajan, California State University, United States

Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:00-09:20 513A

C24 Compressive Sensing and its Applications in Detection and Tracking of Objects in

Motion (1)

Session Chairs: Ozlem Kilic, Aly Fathy

08:00 C24-1 POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF HORNET’S NATURAL RADAR, TRACKING, POSITIONING, AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS J. Gavan, M. Haridim, HIT-Holon Institute of Technology, Israel

08:20 C24-2 (Invited) SPARSITY-BASED MOTION DETECTION USING DISTRIBUTED RADAR SYSTEMS F. Ahmad, Temple University, United States

08:40 C24-3 MULTI-FEATURE FUSION FOR TARGET RECOGNITION BASED ON IMPROVED D-S EVIDENCE ITERATIVE DISCOUNT METHOD C. Wang, Nanjing University of Aeronautics & Astronautics, China (CIE)

09:00 C24-4 (Invited) ADVANCES IN SPARSE IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION IN THROUGH-THE-WALL RADAR A. Hoorfar, W. Zhang, Villanova University, USA


C25 Radio Signal Processing and Radar Systems (1)

Session Chairs: Shilong Pan, Daiyin Zhu

08:00 C25-1 MODELING AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF ADVANCED DETECTION ARCHITECTURES FOR ADS-B SIGNALS IN HIGH INTERFERENCE ENVIRONMENTS S. Chiocchio, A. Persia, F. Santucci, F. Graziosi, M. Faccio, University of L'Aquila, Italy

08:20 C25-2 (Invited) PHOTONIC-BASED RADAR FOR HIGH RESOLUTION TARGET DETECTION AND IMAGING F. Zhang, S. Pan, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China (CIE)

08:40 C25-3 ENHANCEMENT OF THE SENSITIVITY OF A DIGITAL RECEIVER BY TIME SYNCHRONOUS AVERAGING E. Novakov, M. Asgharzadeh, G. Maury, IMEP-LAHC, France

09:00 C25-4 NEURAL NETWORK BASED MOVING TARGETS LOCALIZATION IN SAR-GMTI SYSTEM X. Zhang, J. Zhao, B. Liu, Qian Xuesen Laboratory of Space Technology, China (CIE)

Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:00-09:20 513B



08:00 D22-1 SUB-THZ HETERODYNE FET DETECTORS MEASURING SIGNAL STRENGTH, FREQUENCY, AND PHASE M. Shur1, S. Rumyantsev1, V. Kachorovskii1,2 1Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States; 2A. F. Ioffe Insitute of Physics and Technology, Russia

08:20 D22-2 SUB-THZ TERAHERTZ BEAM TESTING OF MILLIMETER WAVE MONOLITHIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITS M. Shur, S. Rumyantsev, A. Muraviev, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States; S. Rudin, G. Rupper,

M. Reed, U.S. Army Research Laboratory, United States; J. Suarez, U.S. Army RDECOM CERDEC, United States

08:40 D22-3 A LOW NOISE AND POWER CONSUMPTION, HIGH-GAIN LNA IN 130 NM SIGE BICMOS USING TRANSMISSION LINES M. Fanoro, S. S. Olokede, S. Sinha, University of Johannesburg, South Africa, South Africa

09:00 D22-4 WASTE HEAT HARVESTING USING NANO RECTENNAS A. Meredov, G. Jayaswal, A. Shamim, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia

Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:00-09:20 513EF

E23 EMC in Wired and Wireless Systems

Session Chairs: Farhad Rachidi, Motti Haridim, Jacob Gavan, Frank Gronwald

08:00 E23-1 ON THE USE OF MAGNETIC CURRENT LOOP SOURCE MODEL IN LIGHTNING ELECTROMAGNETICS D. Poljak, D. Cavka, University of Split, Croatia; F. Rachidi, EPFL, Switzerland

08:20 E23-2 TIME MARCHING SIMULATION OF SIGNAL PROPAGATION IN POWER LINES LOADED WITH NON-LINEAR DEVICES J. Becerra, F. Vega, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia; F. Rachidi, Swiss Federal Institute of

Technology (EPFL), Switzerland

08:40 E23-3 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TRANSIENT DISTURBANCES IMPACT ON 2G AND 4G TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS IN A RAILWAY CONTEXT M. R. Kousri, V. Deniau, J. Rioult, IFSTTAR, France; G. Romero, E. P. Simon, Inuversity of Lille, France

09:00 E23-4 EXPERIMENTAL COMPLIANCE OF REAL WPT SYSTEMS EQUIPPED IN ELECTRIC VEHICLES S. Watanabe, J. Chakarothai, K. Wake, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology,

Japan; T. Kinoshita, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Japan

Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:00-09:20 510BD

F25 Remote Sensing from Nanosatellites (1)

Session Chairs: Steven Reising, Jaan Praks

08:00 F25-1 (Invited) AN OVERVIEW OF THE NASA TROPICS EARTH VENTURE MISSION R. V. Leslie, W. J. Blackwell, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, United States; S. A. Braun, NASA GSFC, United States

08:20 F25-2 (Invited) CALIBRATION AND TEST OF THE MICROWAVE RADIOMETER TECHNOLOGY ACCELERATION (MIRATA) CUBESAT G. Allan1, A. Hein1, Z. Lee1, W. Marlow2, I. Osaretin2, M. DiLiberto2, K. Cahoy1, D. Cousins2, W. J. Blackwell2 1Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA; 2MIT Lincoln Laboratory, USA

08:40 F25-3 (Invited) THE CUBESAT RADIOMETER RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE TECHNOLOGY VALIDATION (CUBERRT) MISSION J. T. Johnson, C.-C. Chen, A. O'Brien, G. E. Smith, C. McKelvey, M. Andrews, C. Ball, J. L. Garry, The Ohio State

University, United States; S. Misra, S. Brown, R. Jarnot, D. C. Bradley, P. N. Mohammed, J. F. Lucey,

J. R. Piepmeier, K. Horgan, M. Solly, J. Knuble, D. Lu, NASA, United States; J. Kocz, California Institute of

Technology, United States

09:00 F25-4 IMPROVING CUBESAT TRANSMITTER EIRP TO ENABLE SPACE NETWORK COMMUNICATION CAPABILITIES S. Rahimizadeh1, P. Fetterer2, Z. Popovic1, H. Shaw2 1University of Colorado at Boulder, United States; 2Goddard Space Flight Facility, United States

Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:00-09:20 511BE

G29 GNSS Applications in Radio Science (1)

Session Chairs: Matthew Angling, Seebany Datta-Barua

08:00 G29-1 (Invited) TOPSIDE IONOSPHERIC TOTAL ELECTRON CONTENT FROM CASSIOPE GAP MEASUREMENTS USING GPS PRECISE POINT POSITIONING TECHNIQUES H. Nicholson, R. B. Langley, University of New Brunswick, Canada

08:20 G29-2 REAL-TIME IGS NETWORK TO STUDY IONOSPHERIC IRREGULARITIES: IMPACT OF GLONASS R. Ghoddousi-Fard, Natural Resources Canada, Canada

08:40 G29-3 ESTIMATION METHOD OF IONOSPHERIC TEC DISTRIBUTION FROM SINGLE-FREQUENCY GPS MEASUREMENTS WITH POLYNOMIAL MODELS Y. Goto, W. Z. Hein, A. Matsui, Y. Kasahara, Kanazawa University, Japan

09:00 G29-4 (Invited) DERIVATION AND APPLICABILITY OF 3D ELECTRON CONTENT AND DECORRELATION LENGTHS OBTAINED FROM GROUND- AND LEO-BASED GNSS MODELS H. Lyu1,2, M. Hernández-Pajares1, E. Monte-Moreno3 1IonSAT-UPC, Spain; 2GNSS Research Center, Wuhan University, China; 3TALP-UPC, Spain

Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:00-09:00 513D

G30 Ionospheric Space Weather (1)

Session Chairs: Sandro Radicella, Anthea Coster, Patricia Doherty

08:00 G30-1 (Invited) THE SPACE WEATHER FORECAST TESTBED (SWFT): FORECAST TOOLS FOR UPPER ATMOSPHERE SPACE WEATHER

A. J. Mannucci1, C. Wang2, X. Meng1, O. P. Verkhoglyadova1, B. T. Tsurutani1, G. I. Rosen2, S. Sharma3 1Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States; 2University of Southern California,

United States; 3University of Maryland, United States

08:20 G30-2 (Invited) AURORAL SPACE WEATHER PRODUCT FOR GNSS S. Skone, M. Najmafshar, E. Spanswick, S. Mushini, University of Calgary, Canada

Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:00-09:20 511CF




08:00 HGE23-1 ELVES ASSOCIATED WITH TERRESTRIAL GAMMA-RAY FLASHES N. Liu, J. Dwyer, The University of New Hampshire, United States; S. Cummer, Duke University, United States

08:20 HGE23-2 LABORATORY MODELING OF HIGH-ALTITUDE DISCHARGES A. A. Evtushenko, A. V. Strikovskiy, E. A. Mareev, M. E. Gushin, S. V. Korobkov, IAP RAS, Russian Federation

08:40 HGE23-3 (Invited) ANALYSIS OF DIURNAL VARIATION AND ROLE OF LIGHTNING IN THE GLOBAL ELECTRIC CIRCUIT OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT NUMERICAL MODELS J. Jansky1, G. M. Lucas2, C. Kalb3, V. Bayona3, M. J. Peterson3, W. Deierling2, N. Flyer3, V. P. Pasko1 1Pennsylvania State University, United States; 2University of Colorado Boulder, United States; 3NCAR, United

States

09:00 HGE23-4 SOLAR EFFECTS ON THE GLOBAL ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRIC CIRCUIT J. C. Tacza Anaya, J.-P. Raulin, M. C. De Juli, Presbyterian Mackenzie University, Brazil


HJ24 Solar, Planetary, and Heliospheric Radio Emissions (1)

Session Chairs: Gottfried Mann, Helmut Rucker, Patrick Galopeau, Yihua Yan, Timothy Bastian, Stephen White

08:00 HJ24-1 (Invited) THE FIRST ALMA OBSERVATION OF A PLASMOID EJECTION FROM AN X-RAY BRIGHT POINT M. Shimojo1, H. S. Hudson2,3, S. M. White4, T. S. Bastian5, K. Iwai6 1National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan; 2University of Glasgow, UK; 3University of California,

Berkeley, USA; 4Air Force Research Laboratory, USA; 5National Radio Astronomy Observatory, USA; 6National

Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

08:20 HJ24-2 RECENT ADVANCES IN MILLIMETER TO FAR-INFRARED SOLAR PHYSICS J.-P. Raulin, Presbyterian Mackenzie University, Brazil

08:40 HJ24-3 MICROWAVE TYPE-III BURSTS AND THE DIAGNOSTICS OF FLARING SOURCE REGIONS B. Tan, The National Astronomical Observatories of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

09:00 HJ24-4 POLARIZED SOLAR ACTIVITY AT MM-WAVES R. F. Hidalgo Ramirez1, P. Kaufmann1,2, A. Morosi1 1Presbyterian University Mackenzie, Brazil; 2Campinas State University, Brazil

Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:00-09:20 516DE

J29 Detection of Short-Duration Transients and Pulsars (1)

Session Chairs: Joeri van Leeuwen, Vicky Kaspi, Ben Stappers

08:00 J29-1 (Invited) FAST RADIO BURSTS AND THE SQUARE KILOMETRE ARRAY E. F. Keane, SKA Organisation, United Kingdom

08:20 J29-2 (Invited) SEARCHING FOR FRBS AND RADIO TRANSIENTS WITH PARKES AND APERTIF E. B. Petroff, ASTRON, Netherlands

08:40 J29-3 (Invited) FAST RADIO BURSTS AS COSMOLOGICAL PROBES J.-P. Macquart, ICRAR/Curtin University, Australia

09:00 J29-4 (Invited) EXPLORING THE DYNAMIC RADIO SKY WITH NEW TECHNOLOGY M. Kramer, Max-Planck-Institute fuer Radioastronomie, Germany

Thursday, August 24, 2017 08:00-09:20 516AB

K16 EMF Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry for New Technologies (WPT)

Session Chairs: Samyoung Chung, Teruo Onishi

08:00 K16-1 A NOVEL ULTRA-THIN FLEXIBLE METAMATERIAL ABSORBER FOR HUMAN BODY PROTECTION FROM EMF HAZARDS H. Griguer, EMSI Rabat, Morocco; M. M. Tentzeris, A. Nauroze, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering,

Georgia Institute of Technology, USA; M. Drissi, UEB, France

08:20 K16-2 A NOVEL EXTRAPOLATION METHOD FOR EXPOSURE EVALUATION INSIDE A LIQUID PHANTOM IN THE PROXIMITY OF MHZ-BAND WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEMS S. Shimoyama1,2, J. Chakarothai2, K. Wake2, T. Arima1,2, S. Watanabe2, T. Uno1 1Tokyo university of agriculture and technology, Japan; 2National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology, Japan

08:40 K16-3 (Invited) MAGNETIC FIELD MEASUREMENT OF WIRELESS CHARGING SYSTEM ACCORDING TO STATE OF CHARGE S. Park, B. Choi, J. Kim, Korea Automotive Technology Institute, South Korea; J. Kim, Green Power Co Ltd., South

Korea

09:00 K16-4 (Invited) IN VITRO ASSESSMENT OF IMPLANTABLE CARDIAC PACEMAKER EMI TRIGGERED BY INTERMITTENT SIGNAL OF WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM IN STANDBY MODE T. Hikage, T. Nojima, Hokkaido University, JAPAN; H. Fujimoto, Medtronic Japan Co., Ltd., JAPAN

Thursday, August 24, 2017 09:40-10:40 511AD

A14 Time and Frequency Standards

Session Chairs: Felicitas Arias, Masatoshi Kajita

09:40 A14-1 (Invited) STEERING OF A TIME SCALE USING AN OPTICAL CLOCK T. Ido, H. Hachisu, F. Nakagawa, Y. Hanado, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology,

Japan

10:00 A14-2 A PILOT STUDY ON INCORPORATING AN OPTICAL CLOCK IN A TIME SCALE J. Yao, J. Levine, NIST, United States

10:20 A14-3 (Invited) SR+ SINGLE ION OPTICAL CLOCK P. Dubé, J. E. Bernard, M. Gertsvolf, National Research Council Canada, Canada




09:40 B25-1 WAVE CATASTROPHES IN PROBLEMS OF PROPAGATION AND DIFFRACTION D. V. Rastyagaev1, D. S. Lukin2, A. A. Kryukovsky1 1Russian New University, Russian Federation; 2Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Russian Federation

10:00 B25-2 ANALYSIS OF A STRIP ANTENNA LOCATED ON THE INTERFACE BETWEEN AN ISOTROPIC MEDIUM AND A HYPERBOLIC METAMATERIAL A. V. Kudrin1, T. M. Zaboronkova2, A. S. Zaitseva1, N. V. Yurasova1 1University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russian Federation; 2R.E. Alekseev Technical University of Nizhny Novgorod,

Russian Federation

10:20 B25-3 DIFFRACTION OF TE POLARISED ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES BY A NONLINEAR INHOMOGENEOUS METAL-DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDE E. Smolkin, Penza State University, Russian Federation; Y. Shestopalov, University of Gävle, Sweden

10:40 B25-4 (Invited) THEOREM FOR THE G2(C,P,N) NUMBERS AND ITS APPLICATION IN THE THEORY OF WAVEGUIDES G. N. Georgiev, University of Veliko Tirnovo, Bulgaria; M. N. Georgieva-Grosse, Consulting and Researcher in

Physics and Computer Sciences, Germany




09:40 B26-1 ON THE USE OF WIDEBAND FEEDS WITH MILLIMETER-WAVE LUNEBURG LENSES

M. Notaros, M. Ignatenko, D. S. Filipovic, University of Colorado Boulder, United States

10:00 B26-2 SOURCE-GENERATED ELECTROMAGNETIC HOPFIONS I. M. Besieris, Virginia Tech, United States; A. M. Shaarawi, The American University of Cairo, Egypt

10:20 B26-3 A DUAL-BAND RECONFIGURABLE FILTENNA FOR INTERWEAVE COGNITIVE RADIO NETWORK R. Bhattacharya, M. Tulsyan, S. Saha, National Institute of Technology Patna, India

10:40 B26-4 C- BAND CIRCULARLY POLARIZED RECONFIGURABLE REFLECTARRAY UNIT CELLS M. Mehri Dehnavi, J.-J. Laurin, Ecole polytechnique de Montreal, Canada


C26 Compressive Sensing and its Applications in Detection and Tracking of Objects in

Motion (2)

Session Chairs: Ozlem Kilic, Aly Fathy

09:40 C26-1 COMPRESSIVE SENSING APPROACH TO DETECT TARGETS USING STEPPED-FREQUENCY CONTINOUS-WAVE RADARS N. H. Tran, O. Kilic, The Catholic University of America, United States; S. Nahar, L. Ren, A. E. Fathy, University

of Tennessee, United States

10:00 C26-2 (Invited) DEVELOPMENT OF A STEP FREQUENCY CONTINUOUS WAVE RADAR FOR DETECTION AND TRACKING OF OBJECTS IN MOTION A. Fathy, L. Ren, S. Nahar, U. Tennessee, USA; O. Kilic, Catholic University of America, USA

10:20 C26-3 CHIPLESS WIRELESS TEMPERATURE SENSOR BASED ON C-LIKE SCATTERER FOR STANDARD RFID READER H. El Matbouly1, K. Zannas1, Y. Duroc2, S. Tedjini1 1Grenoble-INP/LCIS Universite Grenoble-Alpes, France; 2University of Lyon, UCBL, Ampere Laboratory, F-69622,

France

10:40 C26-4 NON-ORTHOGONAL WAVEFORMS FOR MACHINE TYPE COMMUNICATION X. He, F. Wang, State Key Laboratory of Rail Traffic Control and Safety, Beijing Jiaotong University, China

(CIE); X. Chen, Beijing Engineering Research Center of High-speed Railway Broadband Mobile Communications,

China (CIE); D. Miao, Z. Zhao, Nokia Beijing Bell Lab, China (CIE)




09:40 C27-1 ARCHITECTURE, PARAMETERS ESTIMATION AND COHERENT PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF A DISTRIBUTED NETWORK RADAR SYSTEM

J. Yu, Shanghai Key Laboratory of Intelligent Sensing and Recognition, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China,

China (CIE)

10:00 C27-2 ON THE STATIC CLUTTER SUPPRESSION FOR THE DVB-T BASED PASSIVE RADARS O. Mahfoudia1,2, F. Horlin2, X. Neyt1 1Royal Military Academy, Belgium; 2Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium


D23 Plasmonics and Metamaterials (1)

Session Chair: Christoph Lienau

09:40 D23-1 (Invited) ULTRAFAST NANOPLASMONICS FOR PRECISION SPECTROSCOPY AND STRONG FIELD PHYSICS S. Kim, Pusan National University, South Korea; Y.-J. Kim, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore; S.-

W. Kim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, South Korea

10:00 D23-2 (Invited) SUBWAVELENGTH LASER ABLATION USING IMPULSIVELY EXCITED SURFACE PLASMONS L. Shi, Liebniz University, Germany

10:20 D23-3 W-ALON NANOCERMET THIN FILM BASED METAMATERIALS FOR MULTI-BAND ABSORPTION AT INFRA-RED FREQUENCIES J. K. Pradhan1, G. Behera2, S. A. Ramakrishna1 1Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India; 2Royal Military College of Canada, Canada

10:40 D23-4 BIO-SYNTHETIC METAMATERIALS S. J. Butler, R. R. Seviour, University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom


E24 New Concepts in Wireless Communications

Session Chair: Gabriele Gradoni

09:40 E24-1 ENHANCING WIRELESS INDOOR COMMUNICATION WITH SPATIAL-MICROWAVE-MODULATORS P. del Hougne1, N. Kaina1, M. Dupré1, T. Floume2, F. Lemoult1, M. Fink1, G. Lerosey1 1Institut Langevin, ESPCI Paris, France; 2GREENERWAVE, France

10:00 E24-2 (Invited) FIRST-PRINCIPLE MODELING AND STATISTICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF WIRELESS CHANNELS IN COMPLEX ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTS Z. Peng, Y. Shao, S. Lin, University of New Mexico, United States

10:20 E24-3 NON-INTERFERING CHANNELS IN A NEAR-FIELD MIMO COMMUNICATION S. Phang1, M. I. Maricar1, D. Schäfer2, M. T. Ivrlac3, S. Greedy1, G. Gradoni1,1, R. Baggen2, S. C. Creagh1,

D. W. P. Thomas1, J. Nossek3, G. Tanner1

1University of Nottingham, United Kingdom; 2IMST GmbH, Germany; 3Technische Universität München, Germany

10:40 E24-4 (Invited) ENERGY-GEOMETRY-ENTROPY BOUNDS AWARE ANALYSIS OF STOCHASTIC FIELD-FIELD CORRELATIONS FOR EMERGING WIRELESS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES S. Wane, NXP-Semiconductors, France; D. Bajon, ISAE-SUPAERO, France; J. Russer, P. Russer, TUM,

Germany; G. Gradoni, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom




09:40 F26-1 (Invited) ENABLING TEMPORALLY-RESOLVED OBSERVATIONS OF CLOUDS AND PRECIPITATION INITIATION USING 6U-CLASS NANOSATELLITE CONSTELLATIONS: TEMPORAL EXPERIMENT FOR STORMS AND TROPICAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION (TEMPEST-D) MISSION S. C. Reising1, T. C. Gaier2, C. D. Kummerow1, S. Padmanabhan2, B. H. Lim2, C. Heneghan2, V. Chandrasekar1,

W. Berg1, J. P. Olson1, S. T. Brown2, J. Carvo3, M. Pallas3 1Colorado State University, United States; 2Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States; 3Blue Canyon Technologies,

United States

10:00 F26-2 (Invited) SYSTEMS ENGINEERING ANALYSIS OF THE USE OF NANOSATELLITES TO OBSERVE TEMPORAL EVOLUTION OF STORM SYSTEMS J. P. Olson, V. Chandrasekar, S. K. Biswas, Colorado State University, United States

10:20 F26-3 PRELAUNCH PERFORMANCE OF THE 118.75 GHZ POLARCUBE 3U TEMPERATURE SOUNDING RADIOMETER L. Periasamy, A. J. Gasaiewski, University of Colorado at Boulder, United States

10:40 F26-4 (Invited) TROPOSPHERIC WATER AND CLOUD ICE (TWICE) MILLIMETER- AND SUB-MILLIMETER-WAVE RADIOMETER FOR 6U-CLASS SATELLITES: PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF COMMAND AND DATA HANDLING SUBSYSTEM M. Ogut, X. Bosch-Lluis, S. C. Reising, Y. V. Goncharenko, Colorado State University, United

States; P. Kangaslahti, E. Schlecht, R. Cofield, N. Chahat, S. Padmanabhan, J. Jiang, S. T. Brown, Jet Propulsion

Laboratory, United States; W. R. Deal, A. Zamora, K. Leong, S. Shih, G. Mei, Northrop Grumman Corporation,

United States




09:40 G31-1 ANALYSIS OF SEASONAL IONOSPHERIC GRADIENTS OVER TURKEY FOR YEAR 2011

M. Koroglu, O. Koroglu, Roketsan Missiles Inc., Turkey; F. Arikan, Hacettepe University, Turkey

10:00 G31-2 (Invited) CONNECTION BETWEEN LOW LATITUDE ELECTRODYNAMICS AND LARGE SCALE TIDS AS INFERRED FROM GNSS INFORMATION J. B. Habarulema1,2, Z. Katamzi1,2 1South African National Space Agency, South Africa; 2Rhodes University, South Africa

10:40 G31-4 ON THE APPLICATION OF NEW STRONG-SCATTER THEORETICAL RESULTS TO THE INTERPRETATION OF GPS SCINTILLATION C. L. Rino, C. S. Carrano, K. M. Gorves, Institute for Scientific Research, United States; B. Brietsch, Y. Jaio,

Y. Morton, Colorado State University, United States




09:40 G32-1 (Invited) EFFECT OF SOLAR ACTIVITY ON NIGHT-TIME F-LAYER HEIGHT PROFILE AT THE MAGNETIC EQUATOR IN WEST AFRICA DURING THE SOLAR MINIMUM PERIOD 1995 – 1997 K. Z. Zaka, K. S. Tanoh, Laboratory of Atmospheric Physics, UFR SSMT, University Felix Houphouet Boigny

Abidjan-Cocody,, Cote d'Ivoire; N. M. Mene, University Peleforo-Gbon-Coulibaly of Korhogo, Cote d'Ivoire

10:00 G32-2 ASSESSING THE DEGREE OF IONOSPHERIC PERTURBATION FROM RADIO TOMOGRAPHIC DATA I. A. Nesterov, E. S. Andreeva, M. O. Nazarenko, Y. S. Tumanova, A. M. Padokhin, Lomonosov Moscow State

University, Russian Federation

10:20 G32-3 WARNING SYSTEM FOR GNSS SIGNAL DEGRADATION CAUSED BY SOLAR RADIO BURSTS J.-M. Chevalier, N. Bergeot, C. Marqué, C. Bruyninx, Royal Observatory of Belgium, Belgium





09:40 HGE25-1 (Invited) LIGHTNING OBSERVATIONS FROM NEWLY DEPLOYED DETECTION SYSTEMS H. Christian, Univ. of Alabama in Huntsville, Alabama

10:00 HGE25-2 (Invited) ISUAL MULTI-BAND PHOTOMETRIC MEASUREMENT OF TLES IN LIMB VIEW OBSERVATION FROM SPACE C.-L. Kuo, National Central University, Taiwan; Y.-J. Wu, J.-K. Chou, S.-C. Chang, A. B.-C. Chen, H.-T. Su, R.-

R. Hsu, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan

10:20 HGE25-3 (Invited) OPTICAL AND ELECTROMAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF LIGHTNING AND TLES DERIVED FROM THE JEM-GLIMS NADIR OBSERVATIONS M. Sato1, H. Kikuchi2, T. Ushio2, T. Adachi3, T. Sato1, T. Morimoto4, M. Suzuki5, A. Yamazaki5, Y. Takahashi1 1Hokkaido University, Japan; 2Osaka University, Japan; 3Meteorological Research Institute, Japan; 4Kindai

University, Japan; 5JAXA, Japan

10:40 HGE25-4 (Invited) TARANIS SATELLITE: SCIENTIFIC PAYLOAD AND SCIENTIFIC OBJECTIVES J.-L. Pinçon, LPC2E University of Orléans/CNRS, France




09:40 HJ26-1 (Invited) RADIO SIGNATURES OF PARTICLE ACCELERATION IN THE SOLAR CORONA K.-L. Klein, Observatoire de Paris, France

10:00 HJ26-2 IMAGING OF SOLAR TYPE III RADIO BURSTS WITH LOFAR F. Breitling, G. Mann, C. Vocks, Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP), Germany

10:20 HJ26-3 THE SUN RADIO IMAGING SPACE EXPERIMENT (SUNRISE) J. Lazio1, J. C. Kasper2, F. Alibay1, N. Amiri1, T. Bastian3, C. Cohen4, E. Landi2, W. B. Manchester2, A. Reinard5,

N. Schwadron6, B. Cecconi7, G. Hallinan4, A. Hegedus2, V. Krupar8, M. Maksimovic7, A. Zaslavsky7 1Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Insitute of Technology, United States; 2University of Michigan, United

States; 3National Radio Astronomy Observatory, United States; 4California Institute of Technology, United States; 5National Atmospheric & Oceanic Administration, United States; 6University of New Hampshire, United States; 7Observatoire de Paris, France; 8Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic

10:40 HJ26-4 RADIO SIGNATURES OF SHOCK ACCELERATED ELECTRON BEAMS IN THE CORONA G. J. Mann1, V. N. Melnik2, H. O. Rucker3, A. A. Konovalenkoi2, A. I. Brazhenko4 1Leibniz-Institut fuer Astrophysik Potsdam, Germany; 2Institute of Radio Astronomy of NASU, Ukraine; 3Commission for Astronomy, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria; 4Poltava Gravimetrical Observatoryof Institute

of Geophysics of NASU, Ukraine




09:40 J30-1 (Invited) REALFAST ALL THE TIME WITH THE VERY LARGE ARRAY

S. Burke-Spolaor, West Virginia University, USA; C. J. Law, Berkeley, USA; B. Andersen, University of Virginia,

USA; G. C. Bower, Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, USA; B. Butler, P. Demorest,

National Radio Astronomy Observatory, USA; T. J. W. Lazio, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA; M. Rupen, NRC

Herzberg, Canada

10:00 J30-2 (Invited) THE REPEATING FAST RADIO BURST FRB 121102 P. Scholz1, L. G. Spitler2, J. W. T. Hessels3,4, C. G. Bassa3, S. Bogdanov5, G. C. Bower6, S. Burke-Spolaor7,8,

B. J. Butler7, S. Chatterjee9, J. M. Cordes9, P. Demorest7, V. M. Kaspi10, A. Keimpema11, H. J. van Langevelde11,12,

C. J. Law13, J. Lazio14, R. Lynch7,7, B. Marcote11, M. A. McLaughlin8, Z. Paragi11, S. M. Ransom7, M. Rupen1,

A. Seymour15, S. P. Tendulkar10 1National Research Council of Canada, Canada; 2Max-Planck-Institut fur Radioastronomie, Germany; 3ASTRON,

Netherlands; 4University of Amsterdam, Netherlands; 5Columbia University, USA; 6Academia Sinica Institute of

Astronomy and Astrophysics, USA; 7National Radio Astronomy Observatory, USA; 8West Virginia University, USA; 9Cornell University, USA; 10McGill University, Canada; 11Joint Institute for VLBI ERIC, Netherlands; 12Leiden

University, Netherlands; 13University of California, USA; 14California Institute of Technology, USA; 15Arecibo

Observatory, USA

10:20 J30-3 A SEARCH FOR FAST RADIO BURSTS WITH THE GBNCC PULSAR SURVEY P. Chawla, McGill University, Canada

10:40 J30-4 SUPERNOVA REMNANT FRBS, LOGN-LOGS, AND THE CHIME PATHFINDER L. D. Connor, ASTRON / University of Amsterdam, Holland


K17 Latest Development in Measurement and Applications of Dielectric Spectroscopy

(2)

Session Chairs: Theodoros Samaras, Niels Kuster

09:40 K17-1 DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS OF SAMPLES AVAILABLE IN LIMITED SIZE OR VOLUME F. Muranyi1, F. Bomholt2, N. Kuster1 1Foundation for Research on Information Technologies in Society, Switzerland; 2Schmid & Partner Engineering

AG, Switzerland

10:00 K17-2 DUAL FREQUENCY DIELECTROPHORESIS STUDY OF SINGLE CELLS UNDER CONTROLLED STARVATION S. Afshar, E. Salimi, A. Fazelkhah, K. Braasch, M. Butler, D. Thomson, G. Bridges, University of Manitoba,

Canada

10:20 K17-3 ON-CHIP MICROVOLUME DIELECTRIC SPECTROSCOPY SUPPORTED BY MOLECULAR DYNAMICS M. Cifra, D. Havelka, O. Krivosudsky, J. Prusa, Institute of Photonics and Electronics, Czech Academy of Sciences,

Czechia


A15 A-Tutorial Dr. Judah Levine: “Distributing Time and Frequency Data:

Requirements and Methods

Session Chair: Yasuhiro Koyama

11:00 A15-1 (Invited) DISTRIBUTING TIME AND FREQUENCY DATA: REQUIREMENTS AND METHODS J. Levine, National Institute of Standards and Technology, United States




11:00 B27-1 (Invited) ON SOME MATHEMATICAL ASPECTS OF HIGH-FREQUENCY DIFFRACTION BY STRONGLY ELONGATED SPHEROIDS I. V. Andronov, University of St.Petersburg, Russian Federation; B. P. Belinskiy, University of Tennessee at

Chattanooga, USA

11:20 B27-2 (Invited) PULSE REFLECTION RESPONSES FROM TWO DISPERSION MEDIA WITH CONDUCTING STRIPS R. Ozaki, T. Yamasaki, Nihon University, Japan

11:40 B27-3 SUPER-ALGEBRAICALLY CONVERGENT ALGORITHM FOR 2D TM WAVE SCATTERING FROM DIELECTRIC CYLINDERS WITH SMOOTHLY PARAMETRIZED CROSS SECTION BOUNDARIES E. Sever, Y. A. Tuchkin, F. Dikmen, Gebze Technical University, Turkey




11:00 B28-1 FLEXIBLE MICROSTRIP ANTENNA FOR EPIDERMAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES A. Sabouni, Y. Yasser, Wilkes University, United States

11:20 B28-2 SUBSTRATE INTEGRATED H-PLANE HORN ANTENNA WITH DOUBLE LEVEL GAP WAVEGUIDE CONFIGURATION N. Bayat-Makou, A. A. Kishk, Concordia University, Canada

11:40 B28-3 BANDWIDTH ENHANCEMENT OF OMNIDIRECTIONAL CIRCULARLY POLARIZED SLOTTED ANTENNA FOR SATELLITE COMMUNICATION C. Turkmen, M. Secmen, Yasar University, Turkey




11:00 C28-1 DIGITAL SYNCHRONIZATION SYSTEM DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION FOR RADIO INTERFEROMETER E. H. Ait Mansour1, K.-L. Klein2, B. Da-Silva1, S. Bosse1 1Station de Radioastronomie de Nançay, France; 2Observatoire de Meudon, LESIA, France

11:20 C28-2 DYNAMIC RANGE IMPROVEMENT OF SIX-PORT INTERFEROMETER RECEIVERS B. Mnasri1, T. Djerafi2, S. Tatu2, K. Wu1 1Université de Montréal-École Polytechnique, Canada; 2INRS-EMT, Canada

11:40 C28-3 MIMO RADAR SIMULATION USING SIMULINK J. N. Bathurst, M. Hefnawi, J. R. Bray, Y. M. Antar, Royal Military College of Canada, Canada


D24 Plasmonics and Metamaterials (2)

Session Chair: Christoph Lienau

11:00 D24-1 VISIBLE TO INFRARED POLARIZER BASED ON ONE-DIMENSIONAL ALUMINIUM GRATINGS G. Behera, Royal Military College of Canada, Canada; S. A. Ramakrishna, Indian Institute of Technology, India

11:20 D24-2 SIMULATION OF NANO HOLE ARRAYS BASED PLASMONIC GAS SENSOR Y. Zhao, M. Zaghloul, George Washington University, United States

11:40 D24-3 SENSITIVITIES OF PLANAR NANOPLASMONIC STRUCTURES FOR REFRACTIVE-INDEX SENSING APPLICATIONS T.-Y. Hsiao, H.-C. Chang, National Taiwan University, China (SRS)


EB25 Chaos and Complexity (1)

Session Chairs: Gabriele Gradoni, Ari Shivola, Gregor Tanner

11:00 EB25-1 STATISTICS OF FLUCTUATION IN THE RESPONSE OF CAVITIES EXCITED BY NOISY SOURCES S. C. Creagh, J. Blackburn, G. Gradoni, T. Hartmann, S. Phang, G. Tanner, University of Nottingham, United

Kingdom

11:20 EB25-2 (Invited) WAVE-FIELD SHAPING IN CAVITIES: WAVES TRAPPED IN A BOX WITH CONTROLLABLE BOUNDARIES M. Dupré, P. del Hougne, M. Fink, F. Lemoult, G. Lerosey, Institut Langevin, ESPCI Paris, France

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11:40 EB25-3 3D REGULAR ELECTROMAGNETIC CAVITY MADE CHAOTIC THROUGH SPATIAL MICROWAVE MODULATORS J.-B. Gros, P. del Hougne, CNRS UMR 7587, ESPCI Paris, PSL Research University, France; U. Kuhl, O. Legrand,

F. Mortessagne, G. Lerosey, Université Côte d'Azur, CNRS UMR 7010, France




11:00 F27-1 (Invited) AALTO-1 EARTH OBSERVATION NANOSATELLITE MISSION STATUS AND IN ORBIT EXPERIMENTS J. Praks1, A. Kestilä1, T. Tikka2, A. Näsilä3, B. Riwanto1, N. Jovanovic1, P. Niemela1, N. Silva1, R. Vainio4,

P. Janhunen5 1Aalto University, Finland; 2Reaktor Space Lab, Finland; 3VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland; 4University of Turku, Finland; 5Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland

11:20 F27-2 (Invited) MINIATURIZED REMOTE SENSING INSTRUMENTS BASED ON FABRY-PÉROT INTERFEROMETERS A. Näsilä, H. Saari, A. Rissanen, C. Holmlund, R. Mannila, K. Viherkanto, A. Akujärvi, H. J. Ojanen, I. Näkki,

T. Antila, I. Stuns, H. Toivanen, T. Havia, O. Viljamaa, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd, Finland

11:40 F27-3 (Invited) ESTCUBE-2 MISSION ANALYSIS: EARTH OBSERVATION IMAGER SYSTEM J. Dalbins1,2, I. Iakubivskyi1,2, H. Ehrpais1,2,3, H. Kuuste1,2,3, I. Su¨nter1,2, E. Ilbis3, E. Oro2, J. Ku¨tt1, P. Janhunen4,

M. Merisalu2, J. Sate5, R. Trops5, A. Slavinskis1,3 1Tartu Observatory, Estonia; 2University of Tartu, Estonia; 3Estonian Student Satellite Foundation, Estonia; 4Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland; 5Ventspils University College, Latvia




11:00 G33-1 (Invited) ADVANCES IN IONOSPHERE REMOTE SENSING USING NEW GNSS SIGNALS Y. Morton, H. Bourne, B. Breitsch, Y. Jiao, I. Collett, G. Myer, S. Taylor, J. Wang, D. Xu, C. Rino, Colorado State


11:20 G33-2 COMPARISON OF SOFTWARE DERIVED SLANT TEC VERSUS HARDWARE PRODUCED SLANT TEC R. Calfas, J. Little, T. Gaussiran, D. Munton, A. Fleischmann, The University of Texas, United States

11:40 G33-3 INVERSE MODELING OF IONOSPHERIC IRREGULARITIES OBSERVED USING GPS SCINTILLATIONS AT POKER FLAT, AK K. Deshpande1, S. Datta-Barua2, G. Bust3, Y. Su2

1Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, United States; 2Illinois Institute of Technology, United States; 3The Johns

Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, United States




11:00 G34-1 GAINING THE MOST UTILITY FROM OUR GEOSPACE OBSERVATIONAL SYSTEM: NETWORK ANALYSIS OF TOTAL ELECTRON CONTENT AS A MEANS TO UNDERSTAND SPACE WEATHER TO THE POINT OF PREDICTION R. M. McGranaghan1,2, A. Mannucci2, O. Verkhoglyadova2, N. Malik3 1Cooperative Programs for the Advancement of Earth System Science (CPAESS), United States; 2NASA Jet

Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States; 3Dartmouth College, United States

11:20 G34-2 MONITORING SHORTWAVE FADEOUT (SWF) BASED ON DAYTIME SUPERDARN GROUND-SCATTER OBSERVATIONS S. Chakraborty, J. Ruohoniemi, J. Baker, Virginia Tech, Virginia

11:40 G34-3 IONOSPHERIC STORM MONITORING SYSTEM USING GNSS-TEC OBSERVATIONS T. Tsugawa, M. Nishioka, H. Jin, M. Ishii, NICT, Japan, Japan




11:00 HJ27-1 CYCLOTRON MASER EMISSION IN SOLAR AND STELLAR FLARES D. B. Melrose, University of Sydney, Australia

11:20 HJ27-2 LOFAR OBSERVATIONS OF THE QUIET SOLAR CORONA C. Vocks, G. Mann, F. Breitling, Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam, Germany


H28 Remote Sensing and Modeling of the Earth’s Plasmasphere and Plasmapause (1)

Session Chairs: Anders Jorgensen, Viviane Pierrard, Balazs Heilig

11:00 H28-1 DYNAMICAL SIMULATIONS OF THE PLASMAPAUSE AND THE PLASMASPHERE V. Pierrard1,2 1Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium; 2Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium

11:20 H28-2 AN EMPIRICAL PLASMAPAUSE MODEL BASED ON SWARM OBSERVATIONS B. Heilig, Geological and Geophysical Institute of Hungary, Hungary; H. Lühr, GFZ German Research Centre for

Geosciences, Germany




11:00 J31-1 A SEARCH FOR PULSARS AND TRANSIENT SIGNALS IN M33 USING ARECIBO F. Crawford, Franklin and Marshall College, United States; J. M. Cordes, Cornell University, United States

11:20 J31-2 TOWARDS PREDICTIVE MODELLING OF INTERSTELLAR SCATTERING D. Simard, U.-L. Pen, University of Toronto, Canada

11:40 J31-3 A NEW LOOK INTO PULSAR MICROSTRUCTURE WITH THE GMRT K. De1,2, Y. Gupta3, P. Sharma2 1California Institute of Technology, United States; 2Indian Institute of Science, India; 3National Centre for Radio

Astrophysics, India


K18 Electromagnetic Inversion for Biomedical, Geophysical, Non-destructive Testing,

and Antenna Characterization Applications (2)


11:00 K18-1 (Invited) AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF MICROWAVE REMOTE SENSING OF OIL-CONTAMINATED YOUNG SEA ICE N. Firoozy1, T. Neusitzer1, D. Desmond1, T. Tiede1, M. Lemes1, J. Landy2, G. Stern1, P. Mojabi1, S. Rysgaard1,

D. G. Barber1 1University of Manitoba, Canada; 2University of Bristol, United Kingdom

11:20 K18-2 (Invited) 3D PDE-BASED CONTRAST SOURCE INVERSION FOR BIOMEDICAL AND AGRICULTURAL APPLICATIONS I. Jeffrey, J. LoVetri, K. Brown, N. Geddert, M. Asefi, K. Nemez, A. Baran, G. Faucher, University of Manitoba,

Canada

11:40 K18-3 BREATH DETECTION USING SHORT-TIME FOURIER TRANSFORM ANALYSIS IN ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE TOMOGRAPHY D. Khodadad1, S. Nordebo1, N. Seifnaraghi2, A. D. Waldmann3, B. Müller3, R. Bayford2 1Linnaeus University, Sweden; 2Middlesex University, United Kingdom; 3Swisstom AG, Switzerland


A16 Education and Training in Electromagnetic Metrology (1)

Session Chairs: Demetrios Matsakis, Patrizia Tavella, Parameswar Banerjee

13:40 A16-1 (Invited) QUANTITATIVE EXPERIMENTS FOR HANDS-ON TRAINING IN RF AND EMC MEASUREMENTS

C. Carobbi, University of Florence, Italy

14:00 A16-2 (Invited) ANTENNA MEASUREMENTS THROUGH PLANAR NEAR FIELD APPARATUS: AN EDUCATIONAL PARADIGM LINKING ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY, SAMPLING TECHNIQUES, AND FFT Y. Rahmat-Samii, J. M. Kovitz, University of California Los Angeles, USA

14:20 A16-3 LOW-COST ANECHOIC CHAMBER CONSTRUCTION AND ITS APPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES T. K. Vo Dai, O. Kilic, The Catholic University of America, USA


B29 Recent Advances in Metamaterials (1)

Session Chairs: Ari Sihvola, Ismo Lindell

13:40 B29-1 PARAMETER STUDIES ON OPTIMAL ABSORPTION AND ELECTROPHORETIC RESONANCES IN LOSSY MEDIA S. I. Nordebo, M. Dalarsson, Y. Ivanenko, Linnaeus University, Sweden; D. Sjöberg, Lund University,

Sweden; R. Bayford, Middlesex University, United Kingdom

14:00 B29-2 TRANSMISSION-LINE MODEL FOR A NON-LINEAR AND DISPERSIVE PARITY-TIME (PT) SYMMETRIC STRUCTURE S. Phang, G. Gradoni, A. Vukovic, S. C. Creagh, T. M. Benson, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom

14:20 B29-3 ELECTROMAGNETIC NONRECIPROCITY, AMPLIFICATION AND MIXING IN DISPERSION-ENGINEERED SPACE-TIME-VARYING SYSTEMS N. Chamanara, C. Caloz, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada


C29 Wireless Communications for the Future Transportation Systems (1)

Session Chairs: David Matolak, Ruisi He

13:40 C29-1 MINIATURIZED SHARK-FIN ROOFTOP ANTENNA WITH INTEGRATED DSRC COMMUNICATION MODULE FOR CONNECTED VEHICLES C.-Y. Liou, S.-G. Mao, National Taiwan University, China (CIE)

14:00 C29-2 OBSERVATIONS OF 5.9 GHZ RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION AND 802.11P NETWORK PERFORMANCE AT ROAD JUNCTIONS J. Clayton, A. J. Stocker, D. Hassan, University of Leicester, United Kingdom; T. Edwards, D. Mearns, HORIBA

MIRA Ltd., United Kingdom

14:20 C29-3 A NOVEL POWER WEIGHTED MULTIPATH COMPONENT TRACKING ALGORITHM C. Huang, R. He, D. Zhang, Beijing Jiaotong University, China (CIE)


C30 Massive MIMO (1)

Session Chair: ian Glover

13:40 C30-1 (Invited) MASSIVE MIMO: CONCEPTS, PRACTICAL ISSUES AND FUTURE PROSPECTS A. G. Burr, M. Bashar, Q. Huang, University of York, United Kingdom

14:00 C30-2 (Invited) LARGE MIMO SYSTEMS WITH COST 2100 CHANNEL MODEL M. Bashar, A. G. Burr, K. Cumanan, University of York, Yorkshire

14:20 C30-3 METAMATERIALS FOR MIMO R. Seviour, A. Hopper, University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom


DB25 Fibers and Waveguide Optics (1)

Session Chairs: Günter Steinmeyer, Vincenzo Galdi

13:40 DB25-1 (Invited) SINGLE-STEP VISIBLE CONTINUUM FOR 2D SPECTROSCOPY FROM 130FS TI:SAPPH PULSES VIA HOLLOW-FIBER H. Seiler1, S. Palato1, B. E. Schmidt2, P. Kambhampati1 1McGill University, Canada; 2few-cycle Inc., Canada

14:00 DB25-2 (Invited) OPTICAL NONLINEAR PROPAGATION DYNAMICS IN SILICON PHOTONIC WIRE WAVEGUIDES S.-P. Gorza, C. Ciret, F. Leo, N. Poulvellarie, Universite libre de Bruxelles, Belgium; B. Kuyken, G. Roelkens,

Ghent University-IMEC, Belgium

14:20 DB25-3 (Invited) NONLINEAR SPATIOTEMPORAL DYNAMICS IN MULTIMODE FIBERS S. Wabnitz, University of Brescia, Italy


DJ26 Special Session on Gravitational Wave Detection (1)

Session Chairs: Willem Baan, Roman Schnabel, Lisa Borsotti

13:40 DJ26-1 (Invited) ADVANCED LIGO AND THE DETECTION OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVES J. R. Sanders, Syracuse University, United States

14:00 DJ26-2 (Invited) ASTRONOMICAL SOURCES OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVES B. S. Sathyaprakash, Penn State, United States




13:40 EB26-1 PHASE DISTRIBUTION OF THE RESPONSE IN CHAOTIC REVERBERATION CHAMBERS J.-B. Gros, CNRS UMR 7587, ESPCI Paris, PSL Research University, France; U. Kuhl, O. Legrand,

F. Mortessagne, Université Côte d'Azur, CNRS UMR 7010, France; E. Richalot, Universite´ Paris-Est,UPEMLV,

ESIEE-Paris, CNAM, France

14:00 EB26-2 FULL WAVE ANALYSIS OF CHAOTIC REVERBERATION CHAMBERS L. Bastianelli1,2, G. Gradoni2,2, F. Moglie1, V. Mariani Primiani1 1Universita` Politecnica delle Marche, Italy; 2University of Nottingham, United Kingdom

14:20 EB26-3 (Invited) CONNECTIVITY OF NETWORKS IN COMPLEX GEOMETRIES C. P. Dettmann, University of Bristol, United Kingdom


F28 F-Tutorial Dr. Luca Baldini: Modeling Rain Medium for Weather Radar and

Propagation

Session Chair: Simonetta Paloscia

13:40 F28-1 (Invited) MODELING RAIN MEDIUM FOR WEATHER RADAR AND PROPAGATION L. Baldini, CNR - Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate, Italy


G35 Design and Application of HF and OTH Radar Systems (1)

Session Chairs: Manuel Cervera, J Michael Ruohoniemi, Richard Parris

13:40 G35-1 (Invited) PROGRESS IN MODELING AND SIMULATION OF HF RADAR PROPAGATION L. J. Nickisch, S. V. Fridman, M. A. Hausman, G. L. Bullock, NorthWest Research Associates, United States

14:00 G35-2 OBSERVATIONS AND MODELING OF TRAVELING IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCE SIGNATURES FROM AN AUSTRALIAN NETWORK OF OBLIQUE ANGLE-OF-ARRIVAL SOUNDERS A. J. Heitmann1,2, M. A. Cervera1,2, R. S. Gardiner-Garden1, D. A. Holdsworth1,2, A. D. MacKinnon2, I. M. Reid2,

B. D. Ward1,2 1Defence Science and Technology Group, Australia; 2The University of Adelaide, Australia

14:20 G35-3 AN ADAPTIVE DIRECT VARIATIONAL APPROACH TO PROPAGATION THROUGH TIDS C. J. Coleman, The University of Adelaide, Australia




13:40 G36-1 NOW-CASTING SPACE WEATHER USING CONJUGATE POINT OBSERVATIONS C. Martinis, M. Mendillo, D. Hickey, J. Baumgardner, J. Wroten, B. Alford, Boston University, United States

14:00 G36-2 STRONG CHANGES IN H+ FRACTION AND UPPER TRANSITION HEIGHT INDUCED BY MINOR GEOMAGNETIC STORM OF SEPTEMBER 23-26, 2016 D. V. Kotov1, P. G. Richards2, P. J. Erickson3, L. P. Goncharenko3, O. V. Bogomaz1, V. Truhlík4, M. O. Shulha1,

M. M. Siusiuk5, I. F. Domnin1 1Institute of Ionosphere, Ukraine; 2George Mason University, USA; 3MIT Haystack Observatory, USA; 4Institute of

Atmospheric Physics, Czech Republic; 5National Technical University ‘Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute’, Ukraine

14:20 G36-3 EFFECT OF SOLAR X-RAYS ON IONOSPHERE D. W. Danskin, Natural Resources Canada, Canada

14:40 G36-4 NON-DIFFUSE POLAR TOPSIDE ELECTRON DENSITY PROFILES DURING GEOMAGNETIC STORMS D. D. Rice, J. J. Sojka, J. V. Eccles, Space Environment Corporation, United States; H. G. James, Natural

Resources Canada Geomagnetic Laboratory, Canada; R. F. Benson, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, United

States

15:00 G36-5 IONOSPHERIC AND ELECTRODYNAMICAL RESPONSE TO THE 22-23 JUNE 2015 MAJOR GEOMAGNETIC STORM E. Astafyeva1, I. Zakharenkova1, K. Watthanasangmechai2, P. Alken3, P. Coisson1 1IPGP, France; 2NICT, Japan; 3University of Colorado, USA




13:40 H29-1 (Invited) IMAGING OF PLASMASPHERE BY CHANG'E 3 H. He1,2, H. Wang1,2, C. Shen3,4, X. Zhang5, B. Chen6, J. Yan1, Y. Zou1, C. Li1, A. M. Jorgensen7, F. He6, Y. Yan1,2,

X. Zhu1,2, Y. Huang4, R. Xu4 1National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 2CAS Key Laboratory of Solar

Activity, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 3Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen Graduate School, China; 4State Key Laboratory of Space Weather and National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 5National Center for Space Weather, China Meteorological Administration, China; 6Changchun Institute of Optics,

Fine Mechanics and Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 7New Mexico Institute of Mining and

Technology, USA

14:00 H29-2 (Invited) IMPROVED WHISTLER INVERSION METHOD FOR MONITORING THE ELECTRON DENSITY IN THE PLASMASPHERE J. Lichtenberger1,2, D. Koronczay2, C. Ferencz1, P. Steinbach3, M. Clilverd4, C. Rodger5, D. Sannikov6,

N. Cherneva6 1Eötvös University, Hungary; 2Research Center for Astronomy ans Space Sciences, Hungary; 3MTA-ELTE Research

Group for Geology, Geophysics and Space Sciences, Budapest; 4British Antarctic Survey, United Kingdom; 5University of Otago, New Zealand; 6Institute of Cosmophysical Research and Radio Wave Propagation, Russia

14:20 H29-3 ANALYSIS OF DUCTED VLF TRANSMITTER IMPULSES OBSERVED IN SPACE D. Koronczay1,2, J. Lichtenberger2,1, L. Juhasz2 1Geodetic and Geophysical Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary; 2Eotvos University, Hungary




13:40 HJ30-1 (Invited) LONG WAVELENGTH OBSERVATIONS DURING CASSINI'S GRAND FINALE AT SATURN AND COMPARISONS WITH JUNO OBSERVATIONS AT JUPITER W. S. Kurth1, D. A. Gurnett1, G. B. Hospodarsky1, S. Y. Ye1, J. D. Menietti1, A. M. Persoon1, A. Sulaiman1,

M. Imai1, S. Tetrick1, P. Zarka2, L. Lamy2, B. Cecconi2, C. Louis2, A. Lecacheux2, W. M. Farrell3, G. Fischer4,

J. E. Wahlund5, M. Morooka5, S. J. Bolton6, J. E. P. Connerney3, S. M. Levin7 1University of Iowa, United States; 2Observatoire de Paris, France; 3NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, United

States; 4Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria; 5IRF-U, Sweden; 6Southwest Research Institute, United States; 7Jet

Propulsion Laboratory, United States

14:20 HJ30-2 PLANNED MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC SIGNALS ON THE SURFACE OF MARS: EXOMARS 2020 O. Santolik1,2, I. Kolmasova1,2, A. Skalsky3 1Institute of Atmospheric Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czechia; 2Charles University, Czechia; 3Institute of Space Research, Russia




13:40 J32-1 DETECTION OF RADIO EMISSION FROM FIREBALLS WITH THE MWA X. Zhang, P. Hancock, R. B. Wayth, International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research, Australia

14:00 J32-2 PULSAR STUDIES WITH SHANGHAI TIAN MA RADIO TELESCOPE Z. Yan1,2, Z.-Q. Shen1,2, Y.-J. Wu1,2, R.-B. Zhao1,2, Q.-H. Liu1,2

1Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CIE); 2Key Laboratory of Radio

Astronomy, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CIE)

14:20 J32-3 CHARACTERIZING THE HOST GALAXY OF THE REPEATING FAST RADIO BURST FRB 121102 S. P. Tendulkar1, C. Bassa2, J. M. Cordes3, G. C. Bower4, C. J. Law5, S. Chatterjee3, E. A. K. Adams2, S. Bogdanov6,

S. Burke-Spolaor7,8,8, B. J. Butler7, P. Demorest7, J. W. T. Hessels2,9, V. M. Kaspi1, T. J. W. Lazio10, N. Maddox2,

B. Marcote11, M. A. McLaughlin8,8, Z. Paragi11, S. M. Ransom7, P. Scholz12, A. Seymour13, L. G. Spitler14,

H. J. van Langevelde11,15, R. S. Wharton3 1McGill University, Canada; 2ASTRON, The Netherlands; 3Cornell University, USA; 4Academia Sinica Institute of

Astronomy and Astrophysics, USA; 5University of California Berkeley, USA; 6Columbia University, USA; 7National

Radio Astronomy Observatory, USA; 8West Virginia University, USA; 9University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands; 10California Insitute of Technology, USA; 11Joint Institute for VLBI ERIC, The Netherlands; 12National Research

Council of Canada, Canada; 13Arecibo Observatory, USA; 14Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie, Germany; 15Leiden Observatory, The Netherlands


K19 EMF Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry and EMC for WBAN and Implanted

Devices (1)

Session Chairs: Jianqing Wang, Ping Jack Soh

13:40 K19-1 POWER TO TEMPERATURE TRANSFER FUNCTION DERIVATION FOR AIMD LOCAL TISSUE HEATING A. Yao1,2, E. Zastrow1, N. Kuster1,2 1IT'IS Foundation, Switzerland; 2ETH Zurich, Switerland

14:00 K19-2 OPTIMIZATION-BASED STRATEGY IN MULTIPLE-CHANNEL MAGNETIC RESONANCE SYSTEMS OPERATING AT 128 MHZ TO REDUCE RADIOFREQUENCY HEATING INDUCED BY ACTIVE IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICES J. Córcoles1, E. Zastrow2, N. Kuster2,3 1Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain; 2IT'IS Foundation, Switzerland; 3Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

of Zurich, Switzerland

14:20 K19-3 AN APPROACH TO IMMUNITY TESTING OF WEARABLE DEVICES SUCH AS MYOELECTRIC ARTIFICIAL ARM J. Wang, R. Nakaya, K. Sato, D. Anzai, O. Fujiwara, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan


A17 Education and Training in Electromagnetic Metrology (2)


14:40 A17-1 EDUCATION IN METROLOGY: THE EXPERIENCE IN INRIM AND POLITECNICO OF TORINO P. Tavella, INRIM, Italy

15:00 A17-2 A WEB PAGE FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC METROLOGY TRAINING RESOURCES D. Matsakis, US Naval Observatory, United States; C. Bunting, Oklahoma State, United States; B. Davis, Virginia

Tech, United States; T. Loh, National Physical Laboratory, UK, United Kingdom; A. Motevasselian, LEAX

Arkivator Telecom, Sweden; P. Tavella, Istituto Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica, Italy; Y. Koyama, National

Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan; C. Wang, Key Laboratory of Electronic

Equipment Structure, China

15:20 A17-3 INDIAN EFFORT IN SENSITIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF METROLOGY IN SOCIETY AT LARGE P. Banerjee, Former Scientist National Physical laboratory, New Delhi India, India; V. N. Ojha, Scientist National

Physical laboratory, New Delhi India, India


B30 Recent Advances in Metamaterials (2)


14:40 B30-1 BROADBAND, WIDE ANGLE AND POLARIZATION-INDEPENDENT RCS REDUCTION BASED ON RANDOM COMBINATORIAL PHASE GRADIENT METASURFACE Y. Zhuang, G. Wang, Air Force Engineering University, China; Q. Zhang, South University of Science and

Technology of China, China

15:00 B30-2 (Invited) DESIGN STRATEGIES FOR METAMATERIAL QUADRATURE POWER DIVIDERS IN CP ANTENNAS: ARE TWO CRLH-LOADED LINES NECESSARY? J. M. Kovitz, Y. Rahmat-Samii, University of California Los Angeles, USA

15:20 B30-3 GENERAL SCATTERING CHARACTERISTICS OF RESONANT CORE-SHELL SPHERES D. C. Tzarouchis, A. Sihvola, Aalto University, Finland


C31 Wireless Communications for the Future Transportation Systems (2)


14:40 C31-1 BAYESIAN MULTI-ARMED BANDIT FRAMEWORK FOR MULTI-BAND AUCTION BASED DYNAMIC SPECTRUM ACCESS IN MULTI-USER DECENTRALIZED NETWORKS A. Unnam, Delhi Technological University, India; S. J. Darak, IIIT-Delhi, India

15:00 C31-2 WEAK GPS L1 BAND SIGNAL TRACKING THROUGH LOW COST DUAL POLARIZATION ANTENNA FOR VEHICULAR COMMUNICATION J. Yin, R. Tiwari, Newcastle univerity, UK; A. Ahmed, Sukkur IBA, Pakistan

15:20 C31-3 REAL-TIME NARROW-BAND FREQUENCY-SHIFT KEYING (FSK) RECEIVER M. Klissarov, L. Zou, C. Caloz, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada


C32 Massive MIMO (2)

Session Chair: ian Glover

14:40 C32-1 TRANSMIT ANTENNA SELECTION FOR MASSIVE MIMO SYSTEMS R. Husbands, University of Kent, United Kingdom; Q. Z. Ahmed, F. Khan, P. Lazaridis, I. Glover, University of

Huddersfield, United Kingdom

15:00 C32-2 (Invited) MASSIVE DIVERSITY FOR 5G AND BEYOND A. Sibille, Telecom ParisTech, University Paris-Saclay, France


DB27 Fibers and Waveguide Optics (2)

Session Chairs: Günter Steinmeyer, Vincenzo Galdi

14:40 DB27-1 EFFECT OF ZERO-NONLINEARITY POINT ON OPTICAL EVENT HORIZON IN DEFOCUSED NONLINEAR MEDIA S. Bose1,2, R. Chattopadhyay3, M. Pal1, S. K. Bhadra3 1CSIR-Central Glass and Ceramaic Research Institute, India; 2Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research,

India; 3Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, India

15:00 DB27-2 (Invited) PHOTONIC SKIN-DEPTH ENGINEERING FOR TRANSPARENT SUB-DIFFRACTION PHOTONICS J. Atkinson1,2, S. Jahani2, Z. Jacob2,3 1University of Waterloo, Canada; 2University of Alberta, Canada; 3Purdue University, USA

15:20 DB27-3 THERMAL INDUCED DYNAMICS OF GAIN COMPETITION IN YB-DOPED SYMMETRY-FREE PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBERS K. Tragni1, C. Molardi1, F. Poli1, L. Rosa2, A. Cucinotta1, S. Selleri1 1University of Parma, Italy; 2Swinburne University of Technology, Australia


DJ28 Special Session on Gravitational Wave Detection (2)

Session Chairs: Willem Baan, Roman Schnabel, Lisa Borsotti

14:40 DJ28-1 (Invited) SQUEEZED-LIGHT ENHANCEMENT: GEO600 AND PROSPECTS FOR OTHER GRAVITATIONAL WAVE DETECTORS H. Grote, MPI for Grav. Physics (AEI) Hannover, Germany

15:00 DJ28-2 RECENT RESULTS FROM THE NORTH AMERICAN NANOHERTZ OBSERVATORY FOR GRAVITATIONAL WAVES P. Demorest, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, United States




14:40 EB27-1 RESONANT BRIGHT AND DARK MODES ON PLASMONIC NANOSCATTERERS: CHARACTERISTIC MODES FOR PLATONIC SOLIDS D. C. Tzarouchis, P. Ylä-Oijala, A. Sihvola, Aalto University, Finland

15:00 EB27-2 (Invited) FUSION OF FIRST-PRINCIPLES AND STATISTICAL ANALYSES IN COMPLEX ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS S. Lin, Z. Peng, University of New Mexico, United States; T. Antonsen, University of Maryland College Park,

United States


F29 Commission F Open Session/Discussion

Session Chairs: Simonetta Paloscia, Chandrasekar V Chandra




14:40 G37-1 DIRECTION OF WAVES PROPAGATING FROM GROUND RADIO TRANSMITTERS DETECTED BY THE ORBITING E-POP RADIO RECEIVER INSTRUMENT H. G. James, Retired, Canada; T. B. Leyser, Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden

15:00 G37-2 (Invited) DEVELOPMENT OF SUPERDARN RADARS TO ENABLE STUDIES OF WAVE POLARIZATION W. A. Bristow, T. E. Theurer, J. Klein, M. Guski, University of Alaska Fairbanks, United States

15:20 G37-3 THE IMPORTANCE OF ELEVATION ANGLE MEASUREMENTS IN HF RADAR INVESTIGATIONS OF THE IONOSPHERE R. A. Greenwald, Virginia Tech, United States; N. Frissell, New Jersey Inst. Tech, United States; S. de Larquier,

Netflix, United States




14:40 H31-1 (Invited) AN ANALYSIS OF PLASMA MASS DENSITY MEASUREMENTS IN THE INNER MAGNETOSPHERE INFERRED BY FIELD LINE RESONANCE FREQUENCIES DETECTED AT THE EUROPEAN MAGNETOMETER NETWORK EMMA M. Vellante1, A. Del Corpo1, B. Heilig2, J. Reda3, E. Pietropaolo1, A. M. Jorgensen4, J. Lichtenberger5 1University of L'Aquila, Italy; 2Geological and Geophysical Institute of Hungary, Hungary; 3Institute of Geophysics

Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland; 4New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, United States; 5Eötvös

University, Hungary

15:00 H31-2 (Invited) PLASMASPHERE MODELING WITH THE SHIELDS FRAMEWORK V. K. Jordanova, C. A. Jeffery, Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States; M. H. Denton, Space Science

Institute, United States

15:20 H31-3 ASSIMILATION OF GROUND-BASED OBSERVATIONS INTO A PLASMASPHERE MODEL A. M. Jorgensen, New Mexico Tech, United States; J. Lichtenberger, Eoetvoes University, Hungary; B. Heilig,

Geological and Geophysical Institute of Hungary, Hungary; M. Vellante, University of L'Aquila, Italy; P. J. Chi,

University of California, United States




14:40 HJ32-1 JUPITER FINE RADIO SPECTRAL STRUCTURES OBSERVED IN DAM. M. Panchenko, Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria; H. O. Rucker, J. Schiemel,

S. Rošker, Commission for Astronomy, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria; A. I. Brazhenko, Institute of

Geophysics, Gravimetric Observatory, Ukraine; A. A. Konovalenko, Institute of Radio Astronomy, Ukraine

15:00 HJ32-2 SATURN'S NEW MAGNETIC FIELD MODEL FROM CASSINI RADIO OBSERVATIONS AND MAGNETOMETERS MEASUREMENTS P. H. M. Galopeau, LATMOS-CNRS, France




14:40 J33-1 THE PALFA PIPELINE AND SENSITIVITY TO SINGLE PULSES. C. Patel, McGill University, Canada

15:00 J33-2 CHIME FRB: AN APPLICATION OF FFT BEAMFORMING FOR A RADIO TELESCOPE C. Ng1, K. Vanderlinde2,2, A. Paradise2, P. Klages2, K. Masui1, K. Smith3, K. Bandura4,4, P. J. Boyle5, M. Dobbs5,6,

V. Kaspi5,6, A. Renard2, J. R. Shaw1, I. Stairs1,6, I. Tretyakov2

1University of British Columbia, Canada; 2University of Toronto, Canada; 3Perimeter Institute for Theoretical

Physics, Canada; 4West Virginia University, USA; 5McGill University, Canada; 6Canadian Institute for Advanced

Research, Canada

15:20 J33-3 REAL-TIME SEARCHES FOR FAST TRANSIENTS WITH APERTIF AND LOFAR Y. Maan1, J. van Leeuwen1,2 1ASTRON, Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy, The Netherlands; 2Astronomical Institute Anton Pannekoek,

University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands


A16P POSTERS - Education and Training in Electromagnetic Metrology


A16P-1 TRAINING ACTIVITIES OF NICT FOR TIME AND FREQUENCY METROLOGY IN THE REGION OF ASIA PACIFIC Y. Koyama, H. Nezu, NICT, Japan


A18P POSTERS - Microwave Frequency Standards and Applications

Session Chairs: Amitava Sen Gupta, Fang Fang

A18P-1 IMPROVEMENT OF H-MASER PERFORMANCE DUE TO INCREASE OF POWER RADIATED BY ATOMIC BEAM M. Aleynikov, A. Boyko, I. Blinov, Y. Domnin, FGUP VNIIFTRI, Russian Federation


B22P POSTERS - Advanced Antenna Concepts

Session Chairs: Yahia Antar, Sembiam Rengarajan

B22P-1 NEW PHYSICAL INSIGHT INTO UNDERSTANDING AND CONTROLLING CROSS-POLAR RADIATIONS OF A PROBE-FED MICROSTRIP PATCH C. Sarkar, D. Guha, University of Calcutta, India; C. Kumar, Indian Space Research Organisation,

India; Y. M. M. Antar, Royal Military of Canada, Canada

B22P-2 CONFORMAL AXIAL-DIRECTION PIFA ON A SMALL CYLINDER R. Zabihi, R. G. Vaughan, Simon Fraser University, Canada

B22P-3 APERTURE FIELD TRANSFORMATION IN RESONANT CAVITY ANTENNAS BY TRANSVERSE PERMITTIVITY GRADIENT SUPERSTRATES R. M. Hashmi, K. P. Esselle, Macquarie University, Australia

B22P-4 MAGNETIC CURRENT SYNTHESIS USING CAVITY STRUCTURES

Y. Li, Z. Zhang, Z. Feng, Tsinghua University, China (CIE)

B22P-5 SUBSTRATE INTEGRATED HORN ANTENNAS WITH IMPROVED APERTURE EFFICIENCY N. Bayat-Makou, A. A. Kishk, Concordia University, Quebec

B22P-6 WIDE-BAND CIRCULARLY POLARIZED CAVITY BACKED CROSSED DIPOLE ANTENNA K. Saurav, D. Sarkar, K. V. Srivastava, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India

B22P-7 GEOMETRY PERTURBATION OF DIELECTRIC RESONATOR FOR SAME FREQUENCY OPERATION AS RADIATOR AND FILTER T. T. Pramiti, M. A. Moharram, A. A. Kishk, Concordia University, Canada

B22P-8 TRUNCATION OF NEAR- AND FAR-FIELDS IN DIRECTIVITY ESTIMATION M. Razmhosseini, R. G. Vaughan, Simon Fraser University, Canada

B22P-9 MEASUREMENT, SIMULATION AND OPTIMIZATION OF WIDEBAND LOG-PERIODIC ANTENNAS K. K. Mistry, P. I. Lazaridis, I. A. Glover, V. Holmes, F. Khan, Q. Ahmed, University of Huddersfield, United

Kingdom; Z. D. Zaharis, T. D. Xenos, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

B22P-10 SUM AND DIFFERENCE BEAM PATTERNS IN RESONANT SLOTTED-WAVEGUIDE ARRAY Y. Chen, R. G. Vaughan, Simon Fraser University, Canada

B22P-11 DIRECTIVITY AND BANDWIDTH OF A DUAL-SIDED SLOTTED WAVEGUIDE ARRAY M. Razmhosseini, R. G. Vaughan, Simon Fraser University, Canada

B22P-12 TIME DOMAIN RESPONSE OF TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING UWB CIRCULAR DISC MONOPOLE ANTENNA J. Y. Siddiqui, N. Bhattacharyya, University of Calcutta, India; Y. M. M. Antar, Royal Military College of Canada,

Canada

B22P-13 AN ADVANCED DESIGN METHOD FOR TSA ELEMENTS C.-L. Li, M.-W. Chen, C.-S. Lin, Tamkang University, China (SRS)

B22P-14 ANALYSIS OF DIMENSIONAL INVARIANCE IN U-SLOT MICROSTRIP PATCH VIA SEGMENTATION METHOD M. Khan, D. Chatterjee, University of Missouri Kansas City, United States

B22P-15 SMALL BROADBAND PATCH ANTENNA DESIGN FOR L-BAND APPLICATIONS M. Latrach, ESEO-IETR, France; S. Islam, ESEO, France

B22P-16 PANELED CENTER-FED REFLECTARRAY FOR BANDWIDTH ENHANCEMENT M. M. Tahseen, A. A. Kishk, Concordia University, Canada


B23P POSTERS - Novel Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetics


B23P-1 NOVEL CAD MODELS OF PROPAGATION CHARACTERISTICS FOR NON-PLANAR CPS

P. Majumdar, University of Delhi South Campus, India

B23P-2 NEAR-FIELD GAIN MEASUREMENTS: SINGLE-PROBE DISTANCE AVERAGING IN A MULTIPATH SITE VERSUS MULTI-PROBE FIELD SCANNING INSIDE AN ANECHOIC CHAMBER L. Anchidin, F. Bari, R. Tamas, Constanta Maritime University, Romania; L. Pometcu, A. Sharaiha, University of

Rennes 1, France

B23P-3 PLANE WAVE DIFFRACTION BY A THIN MATERIAL STRIP: THE CASE OF E POLARIZATION T. Nagasaka, K. Kobayashi, Chuo University, Japan

B23P-4 THE ACGF-SEM APPROACH TO ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION WITH APPLICATIONS IN RADAR AND INVERSE MODELING A. M. Alzahed1, S. M. Mikki2, Y. M. M. Antar1, M. Clénet3, S. Jovic3 1Royal Military College of Canada, Canada; 2University of New Haven, USA; 3Defense Research and Development

Canada, Canada

B23P-5 COOPERATIVE SPECTRUM SENSING BY COMBINING P VALUES IN COGNITIVE RADIO NETWORK J. Y. Siddiqui, University of Calcutta, India; S. Bagchi, RCC Institute of Information Technology, India


B29P POSTERS - Recent Advances in Metamaterials


B29P-1 OPTIMAL PLASMONIC RESONANCES FOR SMALL ARBITRARILY SHAPED PARTICLES IN LOSSY MEDIA M. Dalarsson, S. Nordebo, Linnaeus University, Sweden; D. Sjöberg, Lund University, Sweden

B29P-2 TRANSISTOR-LOADED ISOLATOR BASED ON BOTH FRUSTRATED PROPAGATION AND FIELD CANCELLATION MECHANISMS Y. Yokohama, T. Kodera, Meisei University, Japan


B31P POSTERS - Scattering and Diffraction

Session Chairs: Ludger Klinkenbusch, Giuliano Manara

B31P-1 SCATTERING BY A COATED CYLINDER TRUNCATED BY A METAL PLANE P. L. E. Uslenghi, M. D. Poort, University of Illinois at Chicago, United States

B31P-2 STUDY ON SCATTERING PROPERTIES BETWEEN SLIGHTLY ROUGH WAFER AND MULTI-BODY DEFECTS PARTICLES G. Lei, Xi’an Technological University, China; W. Zhensen, G. Chengxian, Xidian University, China

B31P-3 SCATTERING OF AN EVANESCENT WAVE FROM THE END-FACE OF AN ORDERED WAVEGUIDE SYSTEM

A. Komiyama, Osaka Electro-Communication University, Japan

B31P-4 ENHANCEMENT OF MICROWAVE ABSORPTION PROPERTIES OF SOFT –SKIN RADAR ABSORBING MATERIALS A. Teber1, R. Bansal1, K. Cil1, T. Yilmaz1, B. Eraslan2, D. Uysal2, G. Surucu3, A. Baykal2 1University of Connecticut, United States; 2Gebze Technical University, Turkey; 3Gazi University, Turkey

B31P-5 REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION OF SHAPED VORTEX BEAMS FROM MULTILAYERED MEDIA H. Li1,2, Z. Wu1, F. Honary2, L. Bai1, Q. Shang1, G. Zhang1 1Xidian University, China; 2Lancaster University, U.K.

B31P-6 WIDEBAND RCS SUPPRESSION BASED ON FSS STRUCTURES FOR MILLIMETER APPLICATIONS F. Samadi1, M. Akbari1, M. Chaharmir2, A. Sebak1 1Concordia university, Canada; 2Communications Research Centre, Canada

B31P-7 ANALYSIS OF THE UNIFORM THEORY OF DIFFRACTION (UTD) FORMULATION IN THE HIGH FREQUENCY PLANAR LIMIT W. B. Larsen, Honeywell Federal and Manufacturing & Technologies, United States; D. Chatterjee, University of

Missouri at Kansas City, United States

B31P-8 OVERVIEW OF CONVERGENCE AND ACCURACY PROPERTIES OF ITERATIVE PHYSICAL OPTICS. S. C. Pavone1, L. Pandolfo2, M. Bercigli2, M. Albani1 1University of Siena, Italy; 2Ingegneria dei Sistemi S.p.A., Pisa, Italy, Italy

B31P-9 ELECTROMAGNETIC RESONANCE THROUGH NARROW SLOTS IN A TRANSMISSION CAVITY IN A THICK CONDUCTING SCREENS J. G. Yoo, Y. K. Cho, Kyungpook National University, South Korea; S. H. Lee, Agency for Defense Development,

South Korea

B31P-10 SCATTERING BEHAVIOR OF AMC CHESSBOARD FOR RCS REDUCTION APPLICATION F. Samadi1, M. Akbari1, M. Chaharmir2, A. Sebak1 1Concordia university, Canada; 2Communication Research Centre, Canada

B31P-11 MULTI-OBJECTIVE ANALYSIS OF MULTI-LAYERED CORE-SHELL NANOPARTICLES S. D. Campbell, J. Nagar, P. L. Werner, D. H. Werner, The Pennsylvania State University, USA

B31P-12 HIGH FREQUENCY PLANE WAVE SCATTERING ANALYSIS FROM DIELECTRIC CUBOIDS – TM POLARIZATION – H. N. Quang, H. Shirai, Chuo University, Japan

B31P-13 SCATTERING PROPERTIES OF A FINITE ARRAY OF MAGNETIZED PLASMA CYLINDERS AT THE SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCES A. V. Ivoninsky, A. V. Kudrin, V. A. Es'kin, University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russian Federation

B31P-14 ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING BY SEVERAL 2-D RED BLOOD CELL MODELS

P. Goktas1, I. O. Sukharevsky2, A. Altintas1 1Bilkent University, Turkey; 2Technical University of Munich, Germany


B33P POSTERS - Small Antennas from Nano to Macro Scales

Session Chairs: Richard Ziolkowski, Samel Arslanagic

B33P-1 ON-CHIP MICROSTRIP PATCH REFLECTARRAY S. Abd Elhamied, Faculty of Electronic Eng., Menoufia University, Egypt, Egypt; H. A. Malhat, S. H. Zainud-Deen,

Faculty of Electronic Engeering- Menoufia University, Egypt

B33P-2 V-BAND LINEAR TAPERED SLOT ANTENNA ARRAY USING GLASS-BASED INTEGRATED PASSIVE DEVICE TECHNOLOGY Y.-Z. Lee, Y.-S. Lin, National Central University, China (SRS)

B33P-3 DUAL-BAND MONOPOLE ANTENNA AND CONDITIONING CIRCUIT FOR WIRELESS ENERGY HARVESTING C. Liu, S. Zhou, J. Zhang, Z. Wu, Wuhan University of Technology, China (CIE); K. Yang, Xiangtan Electric

Manufacturing Group Co., Ltd, China (CIE); J. Wu, Huazhong Institude of Electro-Optics, China (CIE)

B33P-4 DESIGN OF A WIDEBAND SUPERDIRECTIVE ENDFIRE ANTENNA ARRAY USING CHARACTERISTIC MODES OPTIMIZATION H. Jaafar, A. Sharaiha, S. Collardey, Université de Rennes 1/ IETR, France

B33P-5 STORED ENERGY IN DISPERSIVE AND PIECEWISE HOMOGENOUS MEDIA C. Ehrenborg, M. Gustafsson, Lund University, Sweden

B33P-6 GOING BEYOND CHU HARRINGTON LIMIT: ULF RADIATION WITH A SPINNING MAGNET ARRAY S. P. Mysore Nagaraja, Y. Huang, Y. E. Wang, University of Caifornia, Los Angeles, United States

B33P-7 A MONOPOLE ANTENNA WITH NOTCH-FREQUENCY FUNCTION FOR UWB APPLICATION M. Dashti Ardakani, J. Pourahmadazar, S. O. Tatu, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS), Canada

B33P-8 EFFECTS OF SPLIT RING ARRANGEMENT AND SLIT LOCATION ON THE MINIATURIZATION PERFORMANCE OF SPLIT RING LOADED DIELECTRIC RESONATOR ANTENNAS Y. Liu, L. Shafai, C. Shafai, University of Manitoba, Canada

B33P-9 SIMPLE HIGH IMPEDANCE SURFACE FOR ENHANCED RADIATION FROM LOW PROFILE ANTENNAS OVER SURFACES WITH FINITE CONDUCTIVITY P. Hansen, Peder Hansen Consultant, United States; A. Rodriguez, Naval Post Graduate School, United States

B33P-10 SIZE REDUCTION AND BANDWIDTH ENHANCEMENT OF APERTURE COUPLED BASED MICROSTRIP ANTENNA BY USING MEANDER LINE SLOT P. H. Mukti, H. Schreiber, H. Paulitsch, A. Gruber, W. Bosch, Graz University of Technology, Austria

B33P-11 V-BAND DIPOLE PHASED ARRAY ANTENNAS ON EXTENDED HEMISPHERICAL DIELECTRIC LENSES J. Pourahmadazar, M. Dashti Ardakani, S. O. Tatu, T. A. Denidni, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique

(INRS), Canada


B35P POSTERS - High-Resolution Electromagnetic Sensing and Imaging

Session Chair: Natalia Nikolova

B35P-1 ADVANCED MULTIPLE INPUT MULTIPLE OUTPUT (MIMO) SAR ALGORITHM FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION 3D RECONSTRUCTION IMAGING X. Wu, Tongji University, China (CIE)

B35P-2 STUDY OF SCANNING SCHEMES FOR THZ HOLOGRAPHIC IMAGING M. Zhou, Y. Alfadhl, X. Chen, Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom

B35P-3 MUSIC LOCALIZATION OF RADIO-FREQUENCY SOURCES USING FIELD DISTRIBUTIONS MEASURED BY METASURFACE ABSORBER N. Tonooka, R. Kanaura, S. Yagitani, T. Imachi, M. Ozaki, KanazawaUniversity, Japan; Y. Yoshimura,

H. Sugiura, Industrial Research Institute of Ishikawa, Japan

B35P-4 MULTIPLE TARGET IMAGING USING A SINGLE MONOSTATIC ULTRA-WIDEBAND DOPPLER RADAR BASED ON TIME DOMAIN ADAPTIVE SIGNAL PROCESSING S. Okumura1, A. Ueshina1, T. Sakamoto1,2, T. Sato1 1Kyoto University, Japan; 2University of Hyogo, Japan


BD36P POSTERS - Advances in Antennas for RFID

Session Chair: Smail Tedjini

BD36P-1 DESIGN OF ELECTRICALLY SMALL 3D WIRE ANTENNAS FOR UHF RFID APPLICATIONS USING GENETIC ALGORITHM F. Benmahmoud, P. Lemaitre Auger, S. Tedjini, Grenoble Alpes University, France

BD36P-2 ANTENNA DESIGN FOR COMPACT RFID SENSORS DEDICATED TO METALLIC ENVIRONMENTS K. Zannas1, H. El Matbouly1, Y. Duroc2, S. Tedjini1 1Grenoble-Alpes University, France; 2University of Lyon, France

BD36P-3 CHIPLESS TAG PRINTED WITH COMMON OFF THE SHELF INKJET PRINTER AND AIR DRY CONDUCTIVE INK E. Perret, University of Grenoble Alpes - LCIS, France; Y. Hebrard, SKF Aerospace, France; P.-J. Cottinet, INSA-

LYON - LGEF, France

BD36P-4 COMPACT AND SMALL SIZE ANTENNA FOR AN UHF RFID TAG PLACED OVER A METALLIC THING T. Andriamiharivolamena, S. Tedjini, Grenoble - INP - LCIS, France

BD36P-5 EXPLOITING 3D-PRINTING IN PASSIVE UHF RFID ELECTROMAGNETIC PROJECTS L. Catarinucci, R. Colella, L. Tarricone, University of Salento, Italy


C25P POSTERS - Radio Signal Processing and Radar Systems


C25P-1 MICRO-DOPPLER SIGNATURE OF ROTATING TARGETS IN SAR-GMTI SYSTEM USING CSI TECHNIQUE X. Wu, S. Salous, Durham University, Durham

C25P-2 TUNABLE C-SECTION PHASER FOR DYNAMIC ANALOG SIGNAL PROCESSING X. Wang, L. Zou, C. Caloz, Polytechnique Montreal, Canada

C25P-3 COOPERATIVE GAME-THEORETIC POWER ALLOCATION ALGORITHM FOR TARGET DETECTION IN RADAR NETWORK C. Shi1, S. Salous2, J. Zhou1, F. Wang1 1Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, United Kingdom; 2University of Durham, United Kingdom

C25P-4 HIGH RESOLUTION EXTRACTION OF RADAR MICRO-DOPPLER SIGNATURE USING SPARSE TIME-FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION X. L. Chen, J. Guan, Y. He, Naval Aeronautical and Astronautical University, China (CIE)


C29P POSTERS - Wireless Communications for the Future Transportation Systems


C29P-1 PATH LOSS CHARACTERISTICS FOR VEHICLE-TO-INFRASTRUCTURE CHANNEL IN URBAN AND SUBURBAN SCENARIOS AT 5.9 GHZ M. Yang, B. Ai, R. He, D. Yao, J. Li, B. Zhang, Q. Wang, D. Fei, M. Ni, Beijing Jiaotong University, China (CIE)


C33P POSTERS - 5G Small Cell Networks

Session Chairs: Jie Zhang, Andres Glazunov, Xiaoli Chu

C33P-1 Q-LEARNING BASED WI-FI DIRECT GROUPING ALGORITHM CONSIDERING OPTICAL BACKHAUL W. Lim, Kumoh National Institute of Technology, South Korea


C37P POSTERS - Commission C Open Session


C37P-1 MILLIMETER WAVE SPREAD IN DELAY AND AZIMUTH FOR SMALL CELL PROPAGATION CHANNEL AT 60 GHZ M. Ghoraishi, University of Surrey, United Kingdom; S. Salous, Durham University, United Kingdom


C99P POSTERS - Application of Machine Learning in Radio Communications

C99P-1 A TWO-CYLINDER BASED POLARIZED MIMO CHANNEL MODEL R. He1, G. L. Stüber2, B. Ai1, Z. Zhong1 1Beijing Jiaotong University, China (CIE); 2Georgia Institute of Technology, USA


D34P POSTERS - Commission D Open Session: Recent Advances in Electronics and

Photonics


D34P-1 LINEARITY CHARACTERIZATION OF RF-INPUT CHIREIX OUTPHASING POWER AMPLIFIER H. Q. Nguyen, T. W. Barton, University of Colorado Boulder, United States

D34P-2 FULLY PASSIVE CONDUCTIVE-BRIDGING SOLID STATE RF SWITCH J. Methapettyparambu Purushothama1, A. Vena2, B. Sorli2, E. Perret1,3 1Université Grenoble Alpes - LCIS, France; 2Université de Montpellier 2, France; 3Institut Universitaire de France,

France

D34P-3 TIME-DOMAIN WAVEFORM CHARACTERIZATION OF A 100 GHZ ULTRAFAST PHOTODETECTOR BASED ON ASYNCHRONOUS ELECTRO-OPTIC SAMPLING P. Gong, C. Yang, W. Xie, B. Chen, H. Ma, H. Jiang, Y. Chen, Beijing Institute of Radio Metrology and

Measurement, China (CIE); S. Wen, Beijing Institute of Radio Measurement, China (CIE)


E23P POSTERS - EMC in Wired and Wireless Systems

Session Chairs: Jacob Gavan, Frank Gronwald

E23P-1 2D MODELING OF BULK CURRENT INJECTION PROBE AND VALIDATION WITH MEASUREMENTS

M. S. Diop, E. Clavel, G2ELab, France; H. Cheaito, C. Vollaire, Ampère, France; E. Vialardi, Altair, France

E23P-2 STUDY OF THE IMPACTION BY LIGHTNING STRIKE ON COMMUNICATION CABLE BASED ON TIME-DOMAIN FINITE ELEMENT METHOD H. Ma, W. Zhang, X. Liu, North China Electric Power University, China (CIE)

E23P-3 THE ACCELERATION OF THE SHOOTING AND BOUNCING RAY TRACING METHOD ON GPUS D. Shi, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China (CIE)


E99P POSTERS - Solar Power Satellites

Session Chairs: Motti Haridim, Jacob Gavan

E99P-1 LONG DISTANCE WIRELESS POWER TRANSMISSION: AN OLD IDEA COMING OF AGE J. Gavan, A. Tsaliovith,, M. Haridim, HIT-Holon Institute of Technology, Israel


EFGH28P POSTERS - Natural Electromagnetic Noise and Radio Sensing Applications

in Terrestrial and Planetary Environments

Session Chairs: Yasuhide Hobara, Colin Price, Tomoo Ushio, Martin Fullekrug

EFGH28P-2 3D BATTLE-FIELD RADAR DETECTION RANGE MODULARITY METHOD RESEARCH Y. Gao, Z. Wang, S. Guo, F. Ge, Northwestern Polytechnical University, P.R.China


F34P POSTERS - Outdoor Propagation and Channel Modeling in Built-Up Areas, with

Special Interest in the Effects of Vegetation

Session Chairs: Robert Bultitude, Saul Torrico

F34P-1 ANALYSIS OF PROPAGATION IN BOTH BOTTOM- AND SIDE-WALL ENVIRONMENT S. Oh, J.-W. Choi, H.-C. Lee, Chosun University, South Korea; Y.-C. Lee, Mokpo National Maritime University,

South Korea; D. Choi, S. W. Park, Radio Research Agency, South Korea


G29P POSTERS - GNSS Applications in Radio Science


G29P-1 STUDIES ON RELATIVE PERFORMANCE OF DIFFERENT SATELLITE-BASED NAVIGATION SYSTEMS DURING ADVERSE IONOSPHERIC CONDITIONS FROM EQUATORIAL IONIZATION ANOMALY CREST LOCATION A. Paul, S. Goswami, University of Calcutta, India

G29P-2 COMPARISON OF GLOBAL TEC BETWEEN IRI TEC AND GPS TEC IN THE SPRING OF 2006 X. Wang1, Q. Wan1, T. Maruyama1,2, G. Ma1, J. Li1, J. Fan1 1National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 2Space Environment Group, National

Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

G29P-3 TEC STORM ON 13 OCTOBER 2016 AT 40ON LATITUDE DERIVED FROM GPS RECEIVERS Q. Wan, G. Ma, T. Maruyama, J. Li, X. Wang, J. Fan, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of

Sciences, China

G29P-4 USE OF GNSS SIGNALS FOR PLASMASPHERIC REMOTE SENSING Y. Hao1, J. Huang1, W. Liu2, D. Zhang1, Z. Xiao1 1Peking University, China (CIE); 2Beihang University, China (CIE)

G29P-6 DETERMINATION OF GNSS INSTRUMENTAL BIASES FOR TOTAL ELECTRON CONTENT STUDY USING ISOLATED SINGLE RECEIVER T. Maruyama, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan; G. Ma, National

Astronomical Observatories, China

G29P-8 THE IONOSPHERE PREDICTION SERVICE PROJECT C. Cesaroni1, F. Rodriguez2, G. De Franceschi1, M. Aquino3, F. Berrilli4, M. Hutchinson5, G. L. Gopalakrishnan6,

S. Veettil3, L. Spogli1, V. Romano1, R. Ronchini2, S. Di Rollo2, D. Del Moro4 1Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Italy; 2TELESPAZIO, Italy; 3University of Nottingham, UK; 4University of Tor Vergata, italy; 5Nottingham Scientific Limited, UK; 6TELESPAZIO VEGA, DE

G29P-9 STUDY OF RELATIVE SIGNAL CHARACTERISTICS OF NAVIC AND GNSS FROM A ANOMALY CREST LOCATION P. Banerjee, Amity University, India; S. Goswami, A. Paul, University of Calcutta, India


G30P POSTERS - Ionospheric Space Weather

Session Chairs: Anthea Coster, Sandro Radicella

G30P-1 HEMISPHERIC ASYMMETRIES IN THE IONOSPHERIC RESPONSE TO ST. PATRICK'S DAY STORM EVENT 2015 AND THE GLOBAL NUMERICAL MODELING EFFORTS M. Foerster1, B. Prokhorov1, E. Astafyeva2, E. Doornbos3, I. Zakharenkova2 1GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Helmholtz Centre Potsdam, Germany; 2Institut de Physique du

Globe de Paris, France; 3Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands

G30P-2 IONOSPHERIC EFFECTS NEAR THE EIA CREST UNDER EXTREME SPACE WEATHER CONDITIONS

D. Jana, S. Pal, University of Calcutta, India; S. K. Chakraborty, Maharaja Srischandra College, India

G30P-3 REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF HF SIGNAL COVERAGE IN THE POLAR REGIONS N. C. Rogers, F. Honary, Lancaster University, United Kingdom; M. Warrington, University of Leicester, United

Kingdom

G30P-4 ESTIMATES OF IONOSPHERE STATE OVER MEXICO WITH TEC DATA M. A. Sergeeva1,2, O. A. Maltseva3, J. A. Gonzalez-Esparza1, V. De la Luz1,2, P. Corona-Romero1,2 1Institute of Geophysics, Unidad Michoacan, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico; 2Instituto de

Geofisica, Unidad Michoacan, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico; 3Institute for Physics, Southern

Federal University, Russia

G30P-5 CHARACTERIZATION OF SHORTWAVE FADEOUT (SWF) SEEN IN DAYTIME SUPERDARN GROUND-SCATTER S. Chakraborty, J. Ruohoniemi, J. Baker, Virginia Tech, United States

G30P-6 SIGNATURES OF MODERATE (M-CLASS) AND EXTREME (X-CLASS) SOLAR ARES ON IONOSPHERIC SCINTILLATION AND TEC AT AN EQUATORIAL LATITUDE J. B. Ackah, O. K. Obrou, Z. K. Zaka, M. N. Mene, Université FHB, Cote d'Ivoire; K. Groves, Institute for

Scientific Research, USA

G30P-7 EMPIRICAL MODELLING AND PREDICTION OF AURORAL ABSORPTION DURING INTERPLANETARY CORONAL MASS EJECTION (ICME) EVENTS. O. Ogunmodimu1, F. Honary2, N. Rogers2, I. G. Richardson3,4 1National Space Research and Development Agency, Nigeria, Nigeria; 2Lancaster University, United Kingdom,

United Kingdom; 3NASA, USA; 4University of Maryland, USA

G30P-8 A NEW MODEL FOR FORECASTING THE SUB-AURORAL POLARIZATION STREAM (SAPS) B. S. R. Kunduri, J. M. Ruohoniemi, J. B. H. Baker, Virginia Tech, United States; E. G. Thomas, S. G. Shepherd,

Dartmouth College, United States

G30P-9 MODELLING THE SPATIAL-TEMPORAL VARIABILITY OF THE IONOSPHERE OVER TURKEY USING A GPS NETWORK S. D. Yenen, U. Sezen, F. Arikan, Hacettepe University, Turkey

G30P-10 A NEURAL NETWORK BASED FOF2 MODEL FOR A SINGLE STATION IN THE POLAR CAP R. Athieno, P. T. Jayachandran, D. Themens, University of New Brunswick, Canada

G30P-11 MODELING WEATHER IN THE IONOSPHERE USING THE NAVY’S HIGHLY INTEGRATED THERMOSPHERE AND IONOSPHERE DEMONSTRATION SYSTEM (NAVY-HITIDES) S. E. McDonald, F. Sassi, K. Zawdie, J. McCormack, C. Coker, Naval Research Laboratory, United States

G30P-12 TEC BASED PHASE JITTER FOR GNSS RECEIVERS TO MITIGATE IONOSPHERIC THREAT R. Tiwari, Newcastle University, United Kingdom

G30P-13 SUPERDARN SOLAR FLARE DETECTION

M. A. Hill, E. G. Thomas, S. G. Shepherd, Dartmouth College, United States

G30P-14 MEASUREMENT OF IONSOPHERE OVER THE WESTERN PACIFIC OCEAN M. Ishii, H. Jin, T. Yokoyama, T. Tsugawa, M. Nishioka, T. Maruyama, National Institute of Information and

Communications Technology, Japan

G30P-15 IDENTIFICATION OF STRONG GRADIENTS AND TRAVELLING IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES IN THE IONOSPHERE USING MULTIPLE INSTRUMENTATION TYPES DURING AN IONOSPHERIC STORM C. Cooper1,2, C. Wright1, C. Mitchell1, D. Jackson1,2, G. Bust3, A. Chartier3 1Univeristy of Bath, United Kingdom; 2UK Met Office, United Kingdom; 3Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics

Laboratory, USA


G35P POSTERS - Design and Application of HF and OTH Radar Systems


G35P-1 A HF SURFACE WAVE RADAR SIMULATOR Y. Beniguel, IEEA, France

G35P-2 COMPACT WAY OF THE IONOSPHERE LAYERS CRITICAL FREQUENCY DETECTION K. Yusupov, A. Akchurin, O. Sherstyukov, Kazan Federal University, Russian Federation

G35P-3 HF AND GNSS-TEC DIAGNOSTIC OF WAVELIKE IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES OVER THE ANTARCTIC PENINSULA A. V. Koloskov1, Y. M. Yampolski1, A. V. Zalizovski1, A. S. Kashcheyev1,2, S. B. Kashcheyev1, A. O. Sopin1,

Y. M. Zanimonskiy1, E. Mishin3, V. Paznukhov4 1Institute of Radio Astronomy National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine; 2Abdus Salam International

Centre for Theoretical Physics, Italy; 3Air Force Research Laboratory, USA; 4Boston College, USA

G35P-4 THE PROGRAM COMPLEX FOR INTERPRETATION OF IONOSPHERIC BACKSCATTER SOUNDING DATA M. S. Penzin, S. N. Ponomarchuk, V. P. Grozov, V. I. Kurkin, Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics SB RAS,

Russian Federation

G35P-5 IMPROVED FITTED DATA AND ERRORBARS FOR SUPERDARN A. S. Reimer1,2, G. C. Hussey1, K. A. McWilliams1 1University of Saskatchewan, Canada; 2SRI International, USA

G35P-6 FIRST RESULTS OF BISTATIC HF OBSERVATIONS OF IONOSPHERIC IRREGULARITIES IN ANTARCTIC PENINSULA REGION V. Paznukhov1, K. Groves1, K. Kraemer1, Y. Yampolski2, A. Kashcheyev3, A. Sopin2, S. Kashcheyev2,

A. Zalizovsky2 1Boston College, United States; 2Institute of Radio Astronomy, Ukraine; 3The Abdus Salam International Centre for

Theoretical Physics, Italy

G35P-7 ON MEASURING ELEVATION ANGLE OF RETURNS WITH SUPERDARN HF RADARS K. T. Sterne, J. M. Ruohoniemi, R. A. Greenwald, Virginia Tech, United States

G35P-8 RADAR SENSITIVITY BUDGET ANALYSIS FOR A NETWORK OF SKYWAVE OVER-THE-HORIZON RADARS D. B. Francis1, M. A. Cervera1,2, G. J. Frazer1 1Defence Science and Technology Group, Australia; 2The University of Adelaide, Australia


G39P POSTERS - International Beacon Satellite Studies

Session Chairs: Patricia Doherty, Bruno Nava, Andrzej Krankowski

G39P-1 EVALUATING DIFFERENT GPS CALIBRATION TECHNIQUES IN THE EQUATORIAL IONIZATION ANOMALY REGION D. Bilitza1, S. Radicella2, L. Ciraolo2, F. J. Azpilicueta3, G. K. Seemala4, X. O. Villamide2 1George Mason University, United States; 22Abdus Salaam International Centre of Theoretical Physics, Italy; 3Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina; 4Indian Institute of Geomagnetism, India

G39P-2 IGS ROTIPOLARMAP: PRODUCT, SERVICE AND APPLICATIONS I. Cherniak1, A. Krankowski1, I. Zakharenkova1,2 1University of Warmia and Mazury, Poland; 2Inistitute De Physique Du Globe De Paris, France

G39P-3 TEC MEASUREMENTS USING SATELLITE RADIO BEACONS AND GROUND-BASED RECEIVERS OVER THE PERUVIAN REGION E. Pacheco, J. Chávez, J. Gómez, F. Villanueva, Instituto Geofisico del Peru, Peru; C. Valladares, The University of

Texas at Dallas, USA

G39P-4 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE IONOSPHERIC IRREGULARITIES MONITORED OVER CHINA: A LONG-TERM ANALYSIS DURING 2000-2014 N. Wang1, Z. Li2, K. Kotulak3, Y. Yuan1, A. Krankowski3 1Institute of Geodesy and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Science, PR China; 2Academy of Opto-Electronics,

Chinese Academy of Sciences, PR China; 3Space Radio-Diagnostics Research Center, University of Warmia and

Mazury, Poland


G44P POSTERS - Radio Studies of Mid and Low Latitude Aeronomy

Session Chair: A Rabiu

G44P-1 DC ELECTRIC FIELD MEASUREMENTS NEAR THE SQ CURRENT SYSTEM BY S-310-44 SOUNDING ROCKET K. Ishisaka, Toyama Prefectural University, Japan; T. Abe, JAXA/ISAS, Japan; A. Kumamoto, Tohoku University,

Japan; M. Tanaka, Tokai University, Japan; A. Yoshikawa, H. Matsushita, Kyushu University, Japan

G44P-2 DC ELECTRIC FIELD MEASUREMENT IN THE MID-LATITUDE IONOSPHERE BY S-520-26 SOUNDING ROCKET A. Yamamoto, K. Ishisaka, Toyama Prefectural University, Japan; M. Tanaka, Tokai University,

Japan; M. Yamamoto, RISH, Kyoto University, Japan; T. Abe, ISAS/JAXA, Japan


G46P POSTERS - International Reference Ionosphere -- Improvement, Validation and

Usage

Session Chairs: Dieter Bilitza, David Themens

G46P-1 RESPONSE OF EQUATORIAL IONOSPHERIC ANOMALY DURING GEOMAGNETIC STORM EVENTS: A COMPARISON WITH IRI MODEL PREDICTIONS. E. O. Oyeyemi, O. S. Bolaji, A. O. Adewale, A. O. Akala, B. Olugbon, University of Lagos, Nigerai


G47P POSTERS - Commission G Open Session and Recent Results

Session Chairs: Iwona Stanislawska, Patricia Doherty, John Mathews

G47P-1 ATMOSPHERIC GRAVITY WAVES PRODUCED BY AURORAL SOURCES: A LINK BETWEEN THE UPPER AND LOWER ATMOSPHERE P. Prikryl1,2, R. Bruntz3, D. B. Muldrew4, B. S. R. Kunduri5 1University of New Brunswick, Canada; 2Natural Resources Canada, Canada; 3Johns Hopkins University Applied

Physics Laboratory, USA; 4Communications Research Centre, Canada; 5Virginia Tech, USA

G47P-2 APPLICATION OF TWO -DIMENSIONAL TEC PERTURBATION MAPS DURING THE MODIFIED IONOSPHERE BY SURA POWERFUL RADIO WAVE EMITTING R. Sherstyukov1, V. Frolov1,2, A. Akchurin1, O. Sherstyukov1 1Kazan Federal University, Russian Federation; 2Radiophysical Research Institute, Russian Federation

G47P-3 D-REGION IONOSPHERE CHARACTERIZATION WITH VLF PROPAGATION MODEL INVERSION F. W. Gasdia, R. A. Marshall, University of Colorado Boulder, United States

G47P-4 FINE-SCALE STRUCTURE IN THE MID-LATITUDE IONOSPHERE: BROADBAND OBSERVATIONS OF SCINTILLATION USING LOFAR R. Fallows, ASTRON - the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy, Netherlands; B. Forte, University of Bath,

UK; A. Krankowski, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn (UWM), Poland

G47P-5 ANALYSIS OF PROPAGATION CHARACTERISTIC OF MF BAND RADIO WAVES OBSERVED BY S-310-40 SOUNDING ROCKET D. Oka, K. Ishisaka, Toyama prefectural university, Japan; T. Abe, ISAS / JAXA, Japan; A. Kumamoto, Tohoku

University, Japan

G47P-6 EFFECT OF ALTITUDE-DEPENDENT TIMES OF SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN IONOSPHERIC MODELLING T. G. W. Verhulst, S. M. Stankov, Royal Meteorological Institute Belgium, Belgium

G47P-7 S BAND SCINTILLATIONS STUDIES NEAR THE EIA CREST OF INDIAN ZONE D. Jana1, S. K. Chakraborty2, S. Banerjee1, A. Dasgupta3 1RPMC, University of Calcutta, India; 2Maharaja Srischandra College, India; 3S.K.Mitra Centre for Research in

Space Environment, India

G47P-8 LIGHTNING DISTANCE ESTIMATION USING MACHINE-LEARNED MODELS OF LIGHTNING RADIO SIGNALS A. L. Antunes de Sá, R. A. Marshall, University of Colorado Boulder, United States

G47P-9 THE EMPIRICAL CANADIAN HIGH ARCTIC IONOSPHERIC MODEL (E-CHAIM): NMF2 D. R. Themens, T. P. Jayachandran, University of New Brunswick, Canada


H33P POSTERS - Macro/Micro-Scale Kinetic Processes at Natural Boundary Layers in

Terrestrial and Planetary Environments

Session Chair: Bertrand Lembège

H33P-1 A MECHANISM FOR EVOLUTION OF ELECTROSTATIC SOLITARY WAVES IN THE LUNAR WAKE R. R., S. V. Singh, G. S. Lakhina, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF GEOMAGNETISM, India

H33P-2 FILLING OF QUASI PERPENDICULAR ION FORESHOCK : 2D FULL-PARTICLE AND TEST-PARTICLES SIMULATIONS P. Savoini, LPP - Ecole Polytechnique - UPMC, France; B. Lembege, LATMOS - UVSQ - CNRS, France


H41P POSTERS - Commission H Open Session


H41P-1 VLF ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSIONS IN THE INNER MAGNETOSPHERE: LONGITUDINAL DEPENDENCE J. Záhlava1, F. Nemec1, O. Santolík2,1, I. Kolmašová2,1, G. B. Hospodarsky3, M. Parrot4, W. S. Kurth3, C. Kletzing3,

N. Cornilleau-Wehrlin5,6 1Charles University, Czech Republic; 2Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic; 3University of Iowa, USA; 4LPC2E/CNRS, France; 5CNRS, France; 6Observatoire de Meudon, France

H41P-2 SUBSTORM RELATED ULF WAVES OBSERVED IN THE SOLAR WIND AND ON THE GROUND M. Alimaganbetov, A. V. Streltsov, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, United States

H41P-3 DEVELOPMENT OF THE ASIC WAVEFORM RECEIVER FOR THE SS 520-3 SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENT Y. Tokunaga1, T. Zushi2, M. Ozaki1, S. Yagitani1, H. Kojima2 1Kanazawa Univ., Japan; 2RISH, Kyoto Univ., Japan

H41P-4 NEW TYPE OF SPECTRUM PLASMA WAVE RECEIVER USING ONE-CHIP ANALOG-DIGITAL MIXED ASIC T. Zushi1, H. Kojima1, M. Ozaki2, Y. Kasahara2, S. Yagitani2, Y. Tokunaga2, T. Takahashi2, H. Yamakawa1 1Kyoto University, Japan; 2Kanazawa University, Japan

H41P-5 RHEOMETRY EXPERIMENT OF ADVANCED WIRE ANTENNAS ABOARD SCIENTIFIC SATELLITE T. Kita1, T. Imachi1, S. Yagitani1, M. Ozaki1, R. Higashi2, F. Kondo1 1Kanazawa University, Japan; 2National Institute of technology, Ishikawa College, Japan

H41P-6 NOVEL DEEP DRILLING TECHNOLOGY BASED ON ELECTRIC PLASMA DEVELOPED IN SLOVAKIA V. Stofanik1,2, I. Kocis2, T. Kristofic2, M. Gebura2, G. Horvath2, M. Gajdos2 1FEI STU, Slovakia; 2GA Drilling, Slovakia


HJ24P POSTERS - Solar, Planetary, and Heliospheric Radio Emissions

Session Chairs: Gottfried Mann, Helmut Rucker, Patrick Galopeau, Yihua Yan, Timothy Bastian

HJ24P-1 SHADOW EFFECTS IN THE JOVIAN DECAMETER EMISSION G. V. Litvinenko, A. A. Konovalenko, V. V. Zakharenko, I. Y. Vasilieva, Institute of Radio Astronomy,

Ukraine; M. Panchenko, Space Research Institute, Austria; V. E. Shaposhnikov, National Research University

High School of Economics, Russia; P. Zarka, LESIA, Observatoire de Paris, UMR CNRS, France; H. O. Rucker,

Commission for Astronomy, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria

HJ24P-2 STREAM STRUCTURE OF SOLAR WIND BEYOND EARTH'S ORBIT BY IPS OBSERVATIONS WITH LOW FREQUENCY UKRAINIAN RADIO TELESCOPES UTR-2, URAN AND GURT M. Kalinichenko1, M. Olyak1, O. Konovalenko1, H. Rucker2, R. Fallows3, P. Zarka4, A. Lecacheux4, I. Bubnov1,

S. Yerin1, A. Brazhenko5, O. Ivantishin6, V. Koshovy6, O. Lytvynenko1 1Radio Astronomy institute, Ukraine; 2Space Research Institute, Austria; 3ASTRON – the Netherlands institute for

Radio Astronomy, The Netherlands; 4LESIA– Observatore de Paris, France; 5Gravimetrical observatory of

Geophysical institute, Ukraine; 6Institute of Physics and Mechanics, Ukraine

HJ24P-3 SOLAR SYSTEM LOW-FREQUENCY RADIO EMISSION STUDIES WITH THE UTR-2, URAN AND GURT RADIOTELESCOPES Y. Volvach1, A. Konovalenko1, P. Zarka2, H. Rucker3, V. Zakharenko1, O. Ulyanov1, M. Sidorchuk1, S. Stepkin1,

V. Melnik1, N. Kalinichenko1, A. Stanislavsky1, P. Tokarsky1, V. Koliadin1, V. Shepelev1, V. Dorovskyy1,

I. Bubnov1, S. Yerin1, A. Reznichenko1, G. Litvinenko1, A. Koval1, N. Shevchuk1, I. Vasylieva1, K. Mylostna1,

A. Skoryk1, A. Shevtsova1, E. Vasylkovsky1, V. Ryabov4, A. Lecacheux2, L. Denis5, M. Panchenko3, G. Fischer3,

M. Imai6, J.-M. Griessmeier7, G. Mann8, O. Litvinenko1 1Institute of Radioastronomy of NAS of Ukraine, Ukraine; 2LESIA, UMR CNRS 8109, Observatoire de Paris,

France; 3Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria; 4Future University-Hakodate, Japan; 5Station de Radioastronomie de Nancay, Observatoire de Paris, 18 Nancay, France; 6Department of Physics and

Astronomy, University of Iowa, USA; 7LPC2E - Universite d'Orleans/CNRS, France; 8Leibniz-Institut fur

Astrophysik Potsdam, Germany

HJ24P-4 THE POLARIZATION LEAKAGE OF MINGANTU SPECTRAL RADIOHELIOGRAPH C. Su, Y. Yan, W. Wang, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

HJ24P-5 TWO NEW 3-BAND SOLAR RADIO POLARIMETERS G. Lihong1,1, C. Tan1,1, J. Dun2, H. Zhang3, Y. Jia3, Z. Yan1,1, Z. Chen1,1, S. Ma1,4, D. Liu1,1, J. Du1,1, C. Su1,1 1NAOC, China (CIE); 2NSMC, China (CIE); 3CETC, China (CIE); 4Shandong University, China (CIE)

HJ24P-6 IONOSPHERIC SCINTILLATION AND SOLAR WIND MONITORING WITH LOFAR STATION PL610 H. Rothkaehl, M. Pozoga, B. Matyjasiak, D. Przepiórka, R. Wronowski, M. Grzesiak, Space Research Center Polish

Academy of Sciences, Poland

HJ24P-7 EXTENDED RADIO SOLAR IMAGE PROCESSING FOR MUSER D. Liu, Y. Yan, W. Wang, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CIE)

HJ24P-8 ON THE INFLUENCE OF THE ANTENNA RPW/SOLAR ORBITER TILT ANGLE AND THERMAL BENDING TO THE RADIO DIRECTION FINDING CAPABILITIES V. Krupar1,2, M. Maksimovic3, M. Panchenko4, O. Kruparova2, O. Santolik2,5, J. Soucek2 1NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; 2Institute of Atmospheric Physics CAS, Czech Republic; 3Observatoire de Paris, France; 4Space Research Institute, Austria; 5Charles University, Czech Republic

HJ24P-9 SOLAR RADIO IMAGING WITH MINGANTU SPECTRAL RADIOHELIOGRAPH (MUSER) L. Chen, W. Wang, Y. Yan, D. Liu, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

HJ24P-10 DECAMETER RADIO MANIFESTATION OF BEHIND-LIMB CME V. N. Melnik1, A. I. Brazhenko2, G. Mann3, A. A. Konovalenko1, V. V. Dorovskyy1, A. V. Frantzusenko2,

H. O. Rucker4, M. Panchenko5, T. Zaqarashvili5,6 1Institute of Radio Astronomy of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine; 2Poltava Gravimetric

Observator, Ukraine; 3Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam, Solare Radiophysik, Germany; 4Commission for

Astronomy, Austria; 5Space Research Institute, Austria; 6IGAM, Institute of Physics, University of Graz, Austria

HJ24P-11 THE DECAMETER SPIKES AS A TOOL FOR THE CORONAL PLASMA PARAMETERS DETERMINATION M. V. Shevchuk1, V. M. Melnik1, S. Poedts2, V. V. Dorovskyy1, J. Magdalenic3, A. A. Konovalenko1,

A. I. Brazhenko4, C. Briand5, A. V. Frantsuzenko4, H. O. Rucker6, P. Zarka5

1Institute of Radio Astronomy, Ukraine; 2Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium; 3Royal Observatory of Belgium,

Belgium; 4Institute of Geophysics, Gravimetrical Observatory, Ukraine; 5Observatoire de Paris, France; 6Space

Research Institute, Austria


J29P POSTERS - Detection of Short-Duration Transients and Pulsars


J29P-1 AN INSTRUMENTATION DESIGN FRAMEWORK TO DETECT FAST RADIO BURSTS P. R. Sanghavi, K. M. Bandura, West Virginia University, United States


J34P POSTERS - Latest News and Observatory Reports



K15P POSTERS - Electromagnetic Inversion for Biomedical, Geophysical, Non-

destructive Testing, and Antenna Characterization Applications


K15P-1 FMCW GPR RADAR FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS: FIRST ANALYTICAL AND MEASUREMENT RESULTS S. Alvarez, H. J. Martinez, A. C. Canelo, M. A. Yarlequé, PUCP, Peru


K16P POSTERS - EMF Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry for New Technologies

(WPT)

Session Chairs: Teruo Onishi, Samyoung Chung

K16P-1 ESTIMATION OF THE THRESHOLDS FOR CORNEAL EPITHELIUM DAMAGE INDUCED BY MILLIMETER-WAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE WITH A MATHEMATICAL MODEL BASED ON CEM43°C CRITERION Y. Suzuki1, M. Kojima2, T. Tasaki2, M. Mizuno3, T. Okuno1, M. Taki1, J. Chakarothai3, K. Sasaki3, K. Wake3,

S. Watanabe3, H. Sasaki2 1Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan; 2Kanazawa Medical University, Japan; 3National Institute of Information

and Communications Technology, Japan

K16P-2 EXPOSURE INDUCED BY SMART METERS

J.-B. Agnani, E. Conil, Agence nationale des fréquences, France


K19P POSTERS - EMF Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry and EMC for WBAN and

Implanted Devices

Session Chairs: Ping Jack Soh, Jianqing Wang

K19P-1 ROBUST EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION METHOD FOR THE SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF IMPLANTS WITH RESPECT TO RF-INDUCED HEATING DURING MRI A. Yao1,2, E. Zastrow1, N. Kuster1,2 1Foundation for Research on Information Technologies in Society (IT'IS), Switzerland; 2ETH Zurich, Switerland


K20P POSTERS - Biomedical Applications and EMF Exposure of IoT

Session Chairs: Nam Kim, Shoogo Ueno

K20P-1 INKJET-PRINTED SMART BANDAGE FOR WIRELESS CHRONIC WOUND MONITORING M. F. Farooqui, A. Shamim, King Abdullah University University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Makkah


K23P POSTERS - Commission K Open Session


K23P-1 MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE DATA THROUGHPUT AND ERROR PERFORMANCE OF ON-BODY MEDICAL BODY AREA NETWORKS (MBANS) N. N. El-Maradny, H. Shaban, M. Abou El-Nasr, Arab Academy of Science and Technology, Egypt

Friday, August 25, 2017

Friday, August 25, 2017 07:40-09:20 514A

F30 Remote Sensing in Complex and Random Media (Volumetric - 1)

Session Chairs: Saba mudaliar, Akira Ishimaru

07:40 F30-1 POROUS MEDIA, CONDUCTIVITY, AND PERMITTIVITY A. Ishimaru, Y. Kuga, University of Washington, Seattle, United States

08:00 F30-2 SNOWPACK SCATTERING AND EMISSION BASED ON NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF MAXWELL’S EQUATIONS IN 3D S. Tan, J. Zhu, L. Tsang, University of Michigan, United States; S. V. Nghiem, California Institute of Technology,

United States

08:20 F30-3 FRESNEL REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION COEFFICIENTS FOR COMPLEX MEDIA K. E. Oughstun, University of Vermont, United States; C. L. Palombini, Applied Physical Sciences Corporation,

United States

08:40 F30-4 (Invited) A FOKKER-PLANCK APPROACH TO SIGNAL PROPAGATION THROUGH TURBULENT FLOW S. Mudaliar, Air Force Research Laboratory, United States

09:00 F30-5 SCATTERING FROM FIELD-ALIGNED PLASMA IRREGULARITIES IN THE LOW LATITUDE E-REGION S. J. Anderson, University of Adelaide, South Australia

Friday, August 25, 2017 08:00-09:20 511AD

A18 Microwave Frequency Standards and Applications (1)


08:00 A18-1 THE PROGRESS OF THE NIM6 FOUNTAIN CLOCK F. Fang, W. Chen, T. Li, National institute of metrology, China

08:20 A18-2 (Invited) CONSTRUCTION OF MULTIPLE CS FOUNTAIN CLOCKS FOR USE IN TIME AND FREQUENCY METROLOGY LABORATORIES K. Szymaniec, R. Hendricks, F. Ozimek, National Physical Laboratory, United Kingdom; P. Dunst, B. Nagorny,

J. Nawrocki, Space Research Centre, Poland; S. Beattie, B. Jian, National Research Council, Canada; K. Gibble,

The Pennsylvania State University, USA; W. Chen, National Institute of Metrology, China

08:40 A18-3 SPACE RUBIDIUM CLOCKS AND THE LIGHT-SHIFT EFFECT V. Formichella1,2 1Istituto Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica, Italy; 2Politecnico di Torino, Italy

09:00 A18-4 A NEW TIME DISSEMINATION SERVICE WITH AN ACCURACY OF ± 10 MS OVER PUBLIC SWITCHED TELEPHONE NETWORK A. Sen Gupta, The NorthCap University, Gurgaon, India; P. Arora, A. Acharya, S. Yadav, V. N. Ojha, CSIR-

National Physical Laboratory, India

Friday, August 25, 2017 08:00-09:20 510AC

B31 Scattering and Diffraction (1)


08:00 B31-1 (Invited) DIFFRACTION OF A PLANE ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE BY A UNIFORMLY MOVING, ANISOTROPIC IMPEDANCE WEDGE N. Y. Zhu, University of Stuttgart, Germany; M. A. Lyalinov, University of St. Petersburg, Russia

08:20 B31-2 (Invited) COMPLEX SOURCE DIFFRACTION BY A CONE: EXACT AND ASYMPTOTIC SOLUTIONS M. Katsav, E. Heyman, Tel Aviv University, Israel; L. Klinkenbusch, Kiel University, Germany

08:40 B31-3 PECULIARITIES OF HIGH-FREQUENCY DIFFRACTION BY ELONGATED BODIES I. V. Andronov, University of St.Petersburg, Russian Federation

09:00 B31-4 (Invited) FULL-WAVE ANALYSIS OF ARTIFICIAL 2D EBG WAVEGUIDES: REAL AND COMPLEX MODAL SOLUTIONS V. Jandieri, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany; P. Baccarelli, Sapienza University of Rome,

Italy; S. Ceccuzzi, C. Ponti, G. Schettini, Roma Tre University, Italy

Friday, August 25, 2017 08:00-09:20 513B



08:00 DBC29-1 ANALYSIS OF WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM IN HALF DIELECTRIC SPACE USING EQUIVALENT CURRENT Y. G. Kim, Hanwha Thales, Korea; S. Nam, Seoul National University, Korea

08:20 DBC29-2 PROPOSAL OF INVERSE DOHERTY RECTIFIER TOLERANT OF DC LOAD FLUCTUATION N. Sakai, Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan

08:40 DBC29-3 CHALLENGES AND LIMITATIONS IN WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER EFFICIENCY SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION A. Georgiadis, Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom

09:00 DBC29-4 (Invited) AN EFFICIENT RECTIFIER FOR AN RDA WIRELESS POWER TRANSMISSION SYSTEM OPERATING AT 2.4 GHZ S. A. Rotenberg, P. D. Hilario Re, S. K. Podilchak, G. Goussetis, Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom; J. Lee,

Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Korea

Friday, August 25, 2017 08:00-09:20 513EF

EFGH28 Natural Electromagnetic Noise and Radio Sensing Applications in Terrestrial

and Planetary Environments (1)


08:00 EFGH28-1 (Invited) THE WORLD WIDE LIGHTNING LOCATION NETWORK (WWLLN): UPDATE ON NEW DATASET AND IMPROVED DETECTION EFFICIENCIES C. J. Rodger1, J. B. Brundell1, R. H. Holzworth2, E. Douma1, S. Heckman3 1University of Otago, New Zealand; 2University of Washington, USA; 3Earth Networks Inc., USA

08:20 EFGH28-2 (Invited) 3D IMAGING OF WINTER LIGHTNING AND WINTER LIGHTNING CHARGE STRUCTURE S. Yoshida1, E. Yoshikawa2, K. Kusunoki1, T. Adachi1, H. Inoue1, S. Hayashi1 1Meteorological Research Institute, Japan; 2Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan

08:40 EFGH28-3 SPATIAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF LIGHTNING ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OVER EASTERN PART OF JAPAN BY ELF AND LLP OBSERVATIONS Y. Hobara1,1,1, J. Yamashita1, R. Murai1, T. Narita2, H. Mitsuzuka3 1The University of Electro-Communications, Japan; 2Shonan Institute of Technology, Japan; 3Tokyo Electric Power

Grid Company, Japan

09:00 EFGH28-4 SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL IONOSPHERIC MONITORING USING BROADBAND SFERIC MEASUREMENTS J. C. McCormick, M. B. Cohen, Georgia Institute of Technology, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 08:00-09:20 510BD

F31 Radio-frequency Interferences (RFI) in Passive Microwave Remote Sensing (1)

Session Chairs: Paolo de Matthaeis, Y. Kerr

08:00 F31-1 (Invited) MANAGING THE SPECTRUM FOR SCIENTIFIC SERVICES J. Judge, University of Florida, United States; L. van Zee, Indiana University, USA; W. Blackwell, MIT Lincoln

Laboratory, USA; S. Cruz-Pol, University of Puerto Rico-Mayagüez, USA; T. Gaier, Jet Propulsion Laboratory,

California Institute of Technology, USA; N. Kassim, Naval Research Lab, USA; D. LeVine, NASA-Goddard Space

Flight Center, USA; A. Lovell, Agnes Scott College, USA; J. Moran, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for

Astrophysics, USA; S. Ransom, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, USA; G. Rebeiz, 11University of

California-San Diego, USA; P. Siqueira, 12University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA

08:20 F31-2 (Invited) SMOS AND RFI: A LONG STORY Y. H. Kerr1, P. Richaume1, R. Oliva-Balaguer2, F. Cabot1, E. Anterrieu1 1CESBIO, France; 2ESA, Spain

08:40 F31-3 (Invited) SMOS RFI IN THE 1400-1427 MHZ PASSIVE BAND: ESA APPROACH IN RFI DETECTION, MONITORING AND REPORTING PROCESS

E. Daganzo Eusebio1, R. Oliva2, M. Castillo2, A. LLorente2, E. Uranga2, M. Martin Neira1, S. Mecklenburg3 1European Space Agency ESA-ESTEC, Netherlands; 2European Space Agency ESA-ESAC, Spain; 3European Space

Agency ESA-ESRIN, Italy

09:00 F31-4 (Invited) ACCURATE GEOLOCATION OF RFI SOURCES FROM SMOS INTERFEROMETRIC DATA E. Anterrieu, A. Khazaal, F. Cabot, Y. H. Kerr, CESBIO, France

Friday, August 25, 2017 08:00-09:20 511BE



08:00 G38-1 (Invited) SUPERDARN INTERFEROMETRY S. G. Shepherd, E. G. Thomas, Dartmouth College, United States

08:20 G38-2 CALCULATING THE ABSORPTION OF HF RADIO WAVES IN THE IONOSPHERE K. A. Zawdie, D. P. Drob, D. E. Siskind, C. Coker, Naval Research Laboratory, United States

08:40 G38-3 CLIMATOLOGICAL MODEL OF OVER-THE-HORIZON RADAR (CMOR) M. A. Cervera1,2, D. B. Francis1, G. J. Frazer1 1Defence Science and Technology Group, Australia; 2The University of Adelaide, Australia

09:00 G38-4 EXPANDING CAPABILITIES OF SUPER DUAL AURORAL RADAR NETWORK IN MONITORING SPACE WEATHER AT HIGH LATITUDES P. Ponomarenko, J.-P. St.-Maurice, University of Saskatchewan, Canada

Friday, August 25, 2017 08:00-09:20 513C

G39 International Beacon Satellite Studies (1)

Session Chairs: Patricia Doherty, Andrzej Krankowski, Bruno Nava

08:00 G39-1 (Invited) UPC REAL-TIME GLOBAL IONOSPHERIC MAPS: RECENT IMPROVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE D. Roma-Dollase1,2, M. Hernández-Pajares2, A. García-Rigo2 1IonSAT-UPC, Spain; 2Dept. Electronics - UB, Spain

08:20 G39-2 (Invited) UNDERSTANDING SPACE WEATHER EFFECTS IN THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE USING GLOBAL MAP OF IONOSPHERIC IRREGULARITIES AND SCINTILLATION X. Pi, A. J. Mannucci, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States; Y. Zhang,

Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University, United States

08:40 G39-3 (Invited) SPACE BASED PLASMASPHERE MODELLING AND RELATIONS TO GROUND BASED GNSS MEASUREMENTS N. Jakowski, M. M. Hoque, German Aerospace Center, Germany

09:00 G39-4 FIELD DEPLOYMENT OF THE RADIO ARRAY OF PORTABLE INTERFEROMETRIC DEVICES (RAPID) FOR STUDIES OF THE EQUATORIAL IONOSPHERE

G. Allan, A. Carlton, R. Volz, A. Coster, K. Cahoy, F. Lind, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA; M. Milla,

Instituto Geofisico del Peru, Peru

Friday, August 25, 2017 08:00-09:20 511CF

H33 Macro/Micro-Scale Kinetic Processes at Natural Boundary Layers in Terrestrial


Session Chairs: Bertrand Lembège, Iku Shinohara, Gurbax Lakhina

08:00 H33-1 THE QUASI-MONOCHROMATIC ULF WAVE BOUNDARY IN THE VENUSIAN FORESHOCK: COMPARISON WITH TERRESTRIAL RESULTS C. Mazelle1, K. Meziane2, L. Shan3,4, N. Romanelli5 1IRAP UPS-CNRS, France; 2University of New Brunswick, Canada; 3Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 4Key

Laboratory of Lunar and Deep Space Exploration, China; 5LATMOS CNRS-UPMC, France

08:20 H33-2 SURVEY OF LANGMUIR AND BEAM-MODE WAVES OBSERVED BY WHISPER INSTRUMENTS ON CLUSTER SPACECRAFT INSIDE TERRESTRIAL FORESHOCK D. Pisa1, J. Soucek1, O. Santolik1,2 1Institute of Atmospheric Physics CAS, Prague, Czech Republic, Czech Republic; 2Faculty Mathematics and

Physics, Charles University, Czech Republic

08:40 H33-3 (Invited) A UNIQUE CONSTELLATION OF SPACECRAFT TO STUDY KHI IN 2017-2020: MMS, CLUSTER AND THEMIS A. Masson1, K. Nykyri2, P. Escoubet3, H. Laakso1 1European Space Agency (ESA/ESAC), Spain; 2Embry-Riddle University, USA; 3European Space Agency

(ESA/ESTEC), The Netherlands

09:00 H33-4 (Invited) PARTICLE ACCELERATION AT THE EARTH’S BOW SHOCK: RECENT RESULTS FROM MMS MISSION M. I. Desai1, J. L. Burch1, S. A. Fuselier1, K. Genestreti2, R. Torbert3, R. E. Ergun4, C. T. Russell5, H. Y. Wei5,

B. Giles6, T. Phan7, L. J. Chen6, S. Wang6, B. Mauk8, H. Lai5, J. Roll9 1Southwest Research Institute, United States; 2Austrian Academy of Sciences 2.C.3,, Austria; 3University of New

Hampshire, United States; 4University of Colorado, United States; 5University of California Los Angeles, United

States; 6Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; 7University of California Berkeley, United States; 8Applied

Physics Laboratory, United States; 9University of Texas at San Antonio, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 08:00-09:20 514B



08:00 HJ34-1 (Invited) THE MINGANTU SPECTRAL RADIOHELIOGRAPH (MUSER): SYSTEM AND OBSERVATIONS

F. Liu, Y. Yan, W. Wang, L. Chen, Z. Chen, L. Geng, S. Li, D. Liu, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese

Academy of Sciences, China

08:20 HJ34-2 IMAGE RESTORATION FOR MUSER W. Wang1, Y. Yan1, F. Wang2, L. Chen1, D. Liu1, J. Du1 1National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CIE); 2Kunming University of Science

and Technology, China (CIE)

08:40 HJ34-3 FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE OF VLF CHORUS POYNTING FLUX IN THE SOURCE REGION: THEMIS OBSERVATIONS AND A MODEL A. G. Demekhov1,2, U. Taubenschuss3, O. Santolík3,4 1Institute of Applied Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation; 2Polar Geophysical Institute,

Russian Federation; 3Institute of Atmospheric Physics, The Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic; 4Faculty of

Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Czech Republic

09:00 HJ34-4 DATA COMPRESSION FOR MINGANTU SPECTRAL RADIOHELIOGRAPH L. Xu, Y. Yan, J. Cheng, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; L. Ma,

Tencent AI Lab, China

Friday, August 25, 2017 08:00-09:20 516DE

J34 The Square Kilometer Array (1)


08:00 J34-1 (Invited) ASKAP AND PHASED ARRAY FEEDS IN RADIOASTRONOMY D. McConnell, CSIRO, Australia

08:20 J34-2 A HIGH RESOLUTION, HIGH SENSITIVITY, LOW RADIO FREQUENCY VIEW FOR SEVERAL LEGACY DIFFUSE, LOW-SURFACE BRIGHTNESS TARGETS, INCLUDING COMA CLUSTER USING UPGRADED GMRT AND THE ROLE OF SKA D. V. Lal, C. H. Ishwara-Chandra, R. Kale, National Centre for Radio Astrophysics (Tata Institute of Fundamental

Research), India

08:40 J34-3 RESULTS FROM PROTOTYPING OF THE SKA SIGNAL AND DATA TRANSPORT SYSTEMS K. J. B. Grainge, University of Manchester, United Kingdom

09:00 J34-4 ANALYSIS OF BASELINE-DEPENDENT AVERAGING FOR THE SQUARE KILOMETER ARRAY A. G. Willis, National Research Council of Canada, Canada; S. J. Wijnholds, ASTRON, Netherlands; S. Salvini,

B. Mort, F. Dulwich, Oxford University, United Kingdom; J. Stil, University of Calgary, Canada

Friday, August 25, 2017 09:40-10:20 511AD

A19 Microwave Frequency Standards and Applications (2)


09:40 A19-1 ALL DIGITAL IMPLEMENTATION OF DUAL MIXER TIME DIFFERENCE TECHNIQUE FOR PRECISE PHASE AND FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT A. Acharya, P. Arora, CSIR-National Physical Laboratory, India; A. S. Gupta, The NorthCap University, India

10:00 A19-2 STATUS OF THE ATOMIC FOUNTAIN CLOCK NRC-FCS2 AT THE NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL CANADA S. Beattie, B. Jian, A. J. Alcock, J. Bernard, M. Gertsvolf, National Research Council, Canada; R. Hendricks,

F. Ozimek, K. Szymaniec, National Physical Laboratory, UK; K. Gibble, The Pennsylvania State University, USA

Friday, August 25, 2017 09:40-10:40 510AC

B32 Scattering and Diffraction (2)


09:40 B32-1 (Invited) SPHERICAL-MULTIPOLE EXPANSION OF AN INHOMOGENEOUS ELECTROMAGNETIC PLANE WAVE IN LOSSLESS MEDIA H. Bruens, L. Klinkenbusch, Kiel University, Germany; G. Manara, University of Pisa, Italy

10:00 B32-2 SPACE-TIME (ST) REFLECTION FOCUSING IN DISPERSION-ENGINEERED MEDIUM Z.-L. Deck-Leger, N. Chamanara, M. Skorobogatiy, C. Caloz, Polytechnique Montréal, Canada

10:20 B32-3 SCATTERING BY AN ISOREFRACTIVE ELLIPTIC CYLINDER TRUNCATED BY A METAL PLANE P. L. E. Uslenghi, University of Illinois at Chicago, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 09:40-10:40 513B



09:40 DBC30-1 BROADBAND RECTENNA FOR AMBIENT RF ENERGY HARVESTING APPLICATIONS J. Tissier, M. Latrach, ESEO-IETR, France

10:00 DBC30-2 SIDE-LOBE REDUCTION WITH A GAN ACTIVE ANTENNA TECHNIQUE N. Hasegawa, N. Shinohara, Kyoto University, Japan

10:20 DBC30-3 CIRCULARLY POLARIZED RECTIFYING REFLECTARRAY ANTENNA AT C-BAND H. A. Malhat1, H. A. El-Araby2, S. H. Zainud-Deen1 1Faculty of Electronic Engeering- Menoufia University, Egypt; 2Ministry of Electricity and Energy, Egypt, Egypt

Friday, August 25, 2017 09:40-10:40 513EF

E29 E-Tutorial William Radasky: “EMC Aspects in Smart Grids


09:40 E29-1 (Invited) EMC ASPECTS IN SMART GRIDS W. A. Radasky, Metatech Corporation, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 09:40-10:20 510BD

F32 Radio-frequency Interferences (RFI) in Passive Microwave Remote Sensing (2)

Session Chairs: Paolo de Matthaeis, Y. Kerr

09:40 F32-1 (Invited) LOCALIZATION OF L-BAND RFI SOURCES FROM SMAP DATA Y. Soldo1,2, P. de Matthaeis1,2, D. M. Le Vine1 1NASA GSFC, United States; 2GESTAR, United States

10:00 F32-2 (Invited) THE ULTRA-WIDEBAND SOFTWARE DEFINED MICROWAVE RADIOMETER (UWBRAD) FOR ICE SHEET SUBSURFACE TEMPERATURE SENSING: RFI ALGORITHMS AND PERFORMANCE M. J. Andrews, H. Li, J. Johnson, A. Bringer, Ohio State University, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 09:40-10:40 514A

F33 Remote Sensing in Complex and Random Media (Volumetric - 2)


09:40 F33-1 (Invited) A SPACETIME ADAPTIVE APPROACH TO CHARACTERIZE COMPLEX DISPERSIVE MEDIA R. Abedi, University of Tennessee Space Institute, United States; S. Mudaliar, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base,

United States

10:00 F33-2 CALCULATION OF TARGETS LASER RCS IN RANDOM MEDIA FOR H-WAVE POLARIZATION H. El-Ocla, Lakehead University, Canada

10:20 F33-3 (Invited) RADIATIVE TRANSFER IN TURBULENT FLOW USING SPACETIME DISCONTINUOUS GALERKIN FINITE ELEMENT METHOD S. Mudaliar, Air Force Research Laboratory, United States; P. Clarke, R. Abedi, University of Tennessee Space

Institute, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 09:40-10:40 511BE



09:40 G40-1 HF RADAR SIGNATURES OF TERRESTRIAL LANDFORMS S. J. Anderson, University of Adelaide, Australia

10:00 G40-2 HF RADAR FOR LARGE AREA SEA MAPPING WITH GROUND-IONOSPHERE-OCEAN-SPACE (GIOS)

P. A. Bernhardt, C. L. Siefring, S. C. Briczinski, Naval Research Laboratory, United States; A. Howarth, G. James,

University of Calgary, Canada; J. Bryant, Raytheon, United States

10:20 G40-3 CHARACTERISTICS OF TRANS-IONOSPHERIC RADIO WAVES DETECTED WITH THE ENHANCE POLAR OUTFLOW PROBE D. W. Danskin1, G. C. Hussey2, R. G. Gillies3, H. G. James1,3 1Natural Resources Canada, Canada; 2University of Saskatchewan, Canada; 3University of Calgary, Canada

Friday, August 25, 2017 09:40-10:40 513C



09:40 G41-1 (Invited) IONOSPHERIC WEATHER PROBED BY RADIO OCCULTATION OF FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC J.-Y. Liu, S.-P. Chen, National Central University, China (SRS)

10:00 G41-2 STUDY OF IONOSPHERE OVER JAPAN BY USING THREE-DIMENSIONAL GPS-TEC TOMOGRAPHY M. Yamamoto1, R. Mizuno1, S. Saito2, A. Saito1 1Kyoto University, Japan; 2Electronic Navigation Research Institute, Japan

10:20 G41-3 A PCA BASED STUDY OF THE TEC OVER A SINGLE STATION F. Azpilicueta1, B. Nava2, B. Claudio1 1Universidad Nacional de La Plata - CONICET, Argentina; 2The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical

Physics,, Italy

Friday, August 25, 2017 09:40-10:40 511CF




09:40 H35-1 MICROTURBULENCE WITHIN THE FOOT OF QUASI-PERPENDICULAR SUPERCRITICAL SHOCKS: POYNTING FLUX ANALYSIS OF WHISTLER INSTABILITIES WITH PIC SIMULATIONS L. Muschietti1,2, B. Lembege2 1SSL, University of California at Berkeley, United States; 2LATMOS-UVSQ-IPSL-CNRS, France

10:00 H35-2 GENERATION OF INTERMITTENT ION ACOUSTIC WAVES IN WHISTLER TURBULENCE S. Saito1, Y. Nariyuki2, T. Umeda1 1Nagoya University, Japan; 2University of Toyama, Japan

10:20 H35-3 (Invited) MARTIAN ELECTRON FORESHOCK: NEW RESULTS FROM MAVEN AND COMPARISON WITH TERRESTRIAL ELECTRON FORESHOCK

C. X. Mazelle, IRAP UPS-CNRS, France; K. Meziane, University of New Brunswick, Canada; N. Romanelli,

LATMOS CNRS - UPMC, France; D. L. Mitchell, SSL University of California, USA

Friday, August 25, 2017 09:40-10:40 514B



09:40 HJ36-1 ULTRA-LONG WAVELENGTH DIGITAL RADIO ARRAY-PATHFINDER L. Chen, Y. Yan, Z. Chen, W. Wang, L. Geng, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences,

China (CIE)

10:00 HJ36-2 AUTOMATIC DETECTION AND RECOGNITION OF MAJOR SOLAR RADIO BURST EVENTS OF TYPE (II III AND IV). H. Salmane, R. Weber, K. Abed-meraim, University of Orleans, PRISME Laboratory, France; K.-L. Klein,

X. Bonnin, Observatory of Paris, LESIA-UMR 8109 CNRS, France

10:20 HJ36-3 EFFECTIVE LENGTH OF A RECEIVING ANTENNA IN CASE OF SPACECRAFT OBSERVATIONS OF QUASI-ELECTROSTATIC CHORUS EMISSIONS E. A. Shirokov1, A. G. Demekhov1,2, Y. V. Chugunov1, A. V. Larchenko2 1Institute of Applied Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russian Federation; 2Polar Geophysical Institute,

Russian Federation

Friday, August 25, 2017 09:40-11:00 516DE



09:40 J35-1 HIGH-COMPRESSION BASELINE DEPENDENT AVERAGING S. Salvini, Oxford e-Research Centre, UK; S. J. Wijnholds, ASTRON, Netherlands

10:00 J35-2 THE HYDROGEN EPOCH OF REIONIZATION ARRAY (HERA) D. R. DeBoer, University of California, United States; H. Collaboration, HERA Collaboration, USA

10:20 J35-3 RADIO TELESCOPE COST MODELLING USING PERFORMANCE MEASURES, COST SCALING RULES, AND TOTAL COST CONSTRAINTS A. J. Boonstra, R. J. Nijboer, ASTRON, Netherlands

10:40 J35-4 SELF-CALIBRATION OF HIGHLY-REDUNDANT LOW-FREQUENCY ARRAYS -- INITIAL RESULTS WITH HERA B. Nikolic1, C. Carilli2,1 1University of Cambridge, United Kingdom; 2National Radio Astronomy Observatory, USA

Friday, August 25, 2017 11:00-12:00 517CD

L2 General Lecture 3: Bahram Jalali - 'Analog Computing with Optical Rogue Waves'

11:00 L2-1 (Invited) ANALOG OPTICAL COMPUTING B. Jalali, D. Solli, ucla, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:40 511AD

A20 Linear and Nonlinear Measurements for Communications Systems (1)

Session Chairs: Pedro Cruz, Nuno Borges Carvalho

13:40 A20-1 TEST BENCH FOR BEAMFORMING NETWORK IMPACT ASSESSMENT ON ANTENNA ARRAYS P. M. Cruz, M. Jordão, N. B. Carvalho, Institute of Telecommunications - Aveiro, Portugal

14:00 A20-2 SOURCE RECONSTRUCTION USING FAST ARRAY-BASED NEAR-FIELD MEASUREMENT A. Kiaee1, R. Patton2, P. Mousavi1 1University of Alberta, Canada; 2EMSCAN Corporation, Canada

14:20 A20-3 PHASE REFERENCE / STANDARD WITH ARBITRARILY EXTENDABLE BANDWIDTH BASED ON MULTISINE SIGNALS J. Huang, X. Guo, Z. He, L. Wang, W. Zhao, Z. Zhang, Y. Zhang, National Institute of Metrology, China (CIE)

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:40 510AC

B33 Small Antennas from Nano to Macro Scales (1)


13:40 B33-1 (Invited) METAMATERIAL-INSPIRED NEAR-FIELD RESONANT PARASITIC PARADIGM: ELECTRICALLY SMALL ANTENNAS FROM MICROWAVES TO OPTICS R. W. Ziolkowski1,2 1University of Technology Sydney, Australia; 2University of Arizona, United States

14:00 B33-2 (Invited) SYMMETRIC AND ASYMMETRIC 3D ACTIVE COATED NANO-PILLS AS NANO ANTENNAS R. E. Jacobsen, S. Arslanagic, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

14:20 B33-3 (Invited) PLASMONIC NANOANTENNAS AS A NANOSCALE PLATFORM TO ENHANCE LIGHT-MATTER INTERACTIONS C. Argyropoulos, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:40 513A

C33 5G Small Cell Networks (1)


13:40 C33-1 (Invited) OTA METHODS FOR 5G BTS TESTING – SURVEY OF POTENTIAL APPROACHES M. Gustafsson, T. Jämsä, M. Högberg, Huawei Technologies, Sverige

14:00 C33-2 PROBABILISTIC CACHING STRATEGY IN COLLABORATIVE SMALL CELL NETWORKS Y. Zhou1,2, Y. Louet1, H. Zhang2 1CentraleSupelec, France; 2Zhejiang University, China

14:20 C33-3 (Invited) ENHANCING SMALL CELL CAPACITY WITH IN-BAND WIRELESS BACKHAUL Y. Wu1, R. Tao2, Y. Zhu1, X. Chu2, J. Zhang2 1East China University of Science and Technology, China (CIE); 2University of Sheffield, United Kingdom

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:40 513B

DC31 Optical Telecommunications (1)

Session Chairs: Mohamad Asghari, Jose Azana

13:40 DC31-1 (Invited) DYNAMIC MICROWAVE FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT SYSTEM BASED ON SILICON PHOTONICS M. Burla1,2, X. Wang3, M. Li4, L. Chrostowski3, J. Azaña1 1Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, Canada; 2Institute of Electromagnetic Fields, ETH Zurich,

Switzerland; 3University of British Columbia, Canada; 4Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences,

China

14:00 DC31-2 (Invited) INTEGRATED OPTICAL ANALOG SIGNAL PROCESSING M. Li, Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CIE)

14:20 DC31-3 (Invited) GENERATION AND PROCESSING OF RF WAVEFORMS IN PHOTONIC FREQUENCY-SHIFTING LOOPS H. Guillet de Chatellus, LIPhy, CNRS/Université Grenoble Alpes, France

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:40 513EF




13:40 EFGH30-1 PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT OF DIGITAL BEAMFORMING FOR PHASED ARRAY WEATHER RADAR H. Kikuchi, T. Ushio, Osaka University, Japan; F. Mizutani, M. Wada, Toshiba Corporation, Japan

14:00 EFGH30-2 EXPLORATION VISUALIZATION ANALYSIS OF RADAR DETECTION RANGE UNDER COMPLEX ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT S. Guo, B. Yan, Y. Gao, Z. Wang, Northwestern Polytechnical University, P.R.China

14:20 EFGH30-3 (Invited) IONOSPHERIC REMOTE SENSING USING LIGHTNING-GENERATED VLF/LF SFERICS IN SPACE AND TIME J. C. McCormick, M. B. Cohen, Georgia Institute of Technology, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:40 510BD

F34 Outdoor Propagation and Channel Modeling in Built-Up Areas (1)


13:40 F34-1 EFFICIENT WIRELESS LINK MODELING FOR MARINE DRONE APPLICATION UNDER HARSH OFFSHORE ENVIRONMENT Z. O. Zaw, V. P. Bui, C. E. Png, Institute of High Performance Computing, Singapore

14:00 F34-2 A RAY-TRACING MODEL FOR MILLIMETER-WAVE RADIO PROPAGATION IN DENSE-SCATTER OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENTS J. C. Silva, E. P. O. Costa, CETUC PUC-Rio, Brazil

14:20 F34-3 (Invited) WIRELESS URBAN PROPAGATION MEASUREMENTS AT 2.44, 5.8, 14.8 & 58.68 GHZ J. Medbo, D. Sundman, H. Asplund, N. Jalden, S. Dwivedi, Ericsson, Sweden

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:40 514A

F35 Remote Sensing in Complex and Random Media (Surface - 1)


13:40 F35-1 APPLICATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC MODELS FOR SEA NEAR-SURFACE WIND SPEED RETRIEVAL FROM C-BAND SAR IMAGES T. V. La, A. Khenchaf, F. Comblet, ENSTA Bretagne, France; C. Nahum, General Directorate for Armament

(DGA), France

14:00 F35-2 PERIODOGRAM-BASED DERIVATION OF FIRST-ORDER POWER SPECTRAL DENSITY FROM REMOTE SENSING OF THE OCEAN SURFACE BY HF-DOPPLER RADAR R. Shahidi, E. W. Gill, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada

14:20 F35-3 A PARALLEL EFFICIENT PARTITIONING ALGORITHM FOR THE BACKSCATTERING COEFFICIENT FROM MULTI-SCALE OCEAN SURFACE AT LOW GRAZING ANGLE Z. S. Wu, T. Wu, X. X. Zhang, Xidian University, China (CIE)

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:00 511BE

G42 G-Tutorial Tim Fuller-Rowell: “Will we Ever be Able to Model and Forecast the

Ionosphere Well Enough to Support the Needs of the Radio Wave Users?"

Session Chair: Iwona Stanislawska

13:40 G42-1 (Invited) WILL WE EVER BE ABLE TO MODEL AND FORECAST THE IONOSPHERE WELL ENOUGH TO SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF THE RADIO WAVE USERS? T. Fuller-Rowell, CIRES University of Colorado, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:40 513C



13:40 G43-1 IMPROVED MODELLING OF EQUATORIAL PLASMA BUBBLES E. Blanch1, D. Altadill1, J. M. Juan2, A. Camps2,3, J. Barbosa4, G. González2, G. Vazquez2, J. Riba2, J. Sanz2,

R. Orús5 1Observatori de l'Ebre (OE); Universitat Ramon Llull - CSIC, Spain; 2Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya &

IEEC/CTE-UPC, Spain; 3Institut d’Estudis Espacials de Catalunya IEEC/UPC, Spain; 4RDA -Research and

Development in Aerospace GmbH, Switzerland; 5ESTEC, The Netherlands

14:00 G43-2 IMPACT OF ADVERSE IONOSPHERIC EVENTS ON TRANSIONOSPHERIC SATELLITE SIGNALS B. Roy, S. Ray, A. Paul, University of Calcutta, India

14:20 G43-3 SCINTILLATION MONITORING, MITIGATION. AND MODELLING IN THE GPS ERA - WHAT WENT WRONG IN THE LAST 60 YEARS? J. P. Thayyil, A. McCaffrey, H. Mezaoui, A. Hamza, P. Prikryl, University of New Brunswick, Canada

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:40 511CF




13:40 H37-1 (Invited) CASSINI OBSERVATIONS OF SATURN’S HIGH-MACH NUMBER BOW SHOCK A. H. Sulaiman1, A. Masters2, D. Burgess3, N. Sergis4, L. Stawarz5, M. Fujimoto6, A. J. Coates7, M. K. Dougherty2 1University of Iowa, United States; 2Imperial College London, United Kingdom; 3Queen Mary University of London,

United Kingdom; 4National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece; 5Jagiellonian University, Poland; 6ISAS/JAXA, Japan; 7University College London, United Kingdom

14:00 H37-2 (Invited) MAGNETOSHEATH HIGH-SPEED JETS DOWNSTREAM OF QUASI-PARALLEL SHOCKS F. Plaschke, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria

14:20 H37-3 (Invited) DYNAMICS OF THE CUSP AT MERCURY'S MAGNETOSPHERE D. Schriver1, P. M. Travnicek2,3, P. Hellinger3, R. L. Richard1, D. Perkins1, J. Raines4 1UCLA, United States; 2UC Berkeley, United States; 3ACSR, Czech Republic; 4University Michigan, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:40 514B



13:40 HJ38-1 RADIO AND PLASMA WAVE OBSERVATIONS IN THE INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM WITH VOYAGER 1 D. A. Gurnett, W. S. Kurth, University of Iowa, United States; E. C. Stone, California Inst. of Technology, United

States; S. M. Krimigis, R. B. Decker, Applied Physics Laboratory/JHU, United States; N. F. Ness, University of

Delaware, United States; L. F. Burlaga, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, United States

14:00 HJ38-2 ALMA TOMOGRAPHY OF STELLAR CHROMOSPHERES R. Liseau1, V. De la Luz2, E. O'Gorman3, E. Bertone4, C. Miguel4, F. Tapia2 1Earth and Space Sciences, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden; 2Universidad Nacional Autonoma de

Mexico, Mexico; 3Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Astronomy and Astrophysics Secton, Ireland; 4Instituto

Nacional de Astrofísica, Mexico

14:20 HJ38-3 EXTRASOLAR SPACE WEATHER MONITORING WITH THE OVRO-LWA M. M. Anderson, G. Hallinan, Caltech, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:40 516DE

J36 Historical Radio Astronomy (1)

Session Chairs: Richard Schilizzi, Ken Kellermann, Richard Wielebinski

13:40 J36-1 (Invited) THE NOBEYAMA MILLIMETER ARRAY M. Ishiguro, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan

14:00 J36-2 (Invited) THE ROLE OF IRAM IN MILLIMETRE RADIOASTRONOMY: AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE P. Cox, Joint ALMA Observatory, Chile

14:20 J36-3 (Invited) ALMA: LESSONS FROM CONSTRUCTION A. Beasley, National Radio Astronomy Observatory, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 13:40-14:20 516AB

K20 Biomedical Applications and EMF Exposure of IoT (1)

Session Chairs: Shoogo Ueno, Nam Kim

13:40 K20-1 (Invited) EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT OF RF FIELDS EMITTED BY IOT DEVICES T. Onishi, NTT DOCOMO INC., Japan

14:00 K20-2 (Invited) VARIABILITY IN TDCS ELECTRIC FIELDS: EFFECTS OF ELECTRODE SIZE AND CONFIGURATION I. Laakso1, S. Tanaka2, M. Mikkonen1, S. Koyama3, A. Hirata4 1Aalto University, Finland; 2Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, Japan; 3Fujita Health University, Japan; 4Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan

Friday, August 25, 2017 14:40-15:40 511AD

A21 Linear and Nonlinear Measurements for Communications Systems (2)

Session Chairs: Pedro Cruz, Nuno Borges Carvalho

14:40 A21-1 MIXED-SIGNAL SOC CHARACTERIZATION FOR DPD FEEDBACK LOOP COMPENSATION M. D. C. Jordão, P. M. Cruz, N. B. Carvalho, Instituto Telecomunicacoes - Universidade Aveiro, Portugal

15:00 A21-2 (Invited) CLOUD-BASED RF INFOTAINMENT TESTING SYSTEM FOR THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY F. Leite1, M. Jordão2, P. Cruz2, C. Pereira1 1Controlar – Innovating Industry, Portugal; 2Instituto de Telecomunicações - Universidade de Aveiro, Portugal

15:20 A21-3 (Invited) NOVEL MATERIALS FOR NEXT GENERATION PHOTONIC DEVICES M. Lipson, Columbia University, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 14:40-15:40 510AC

B34 Small Antennas from Nano to Macro Scales (2)


14:40 B34-1 (Invited) STRUCTURED LIGHT TO REVEAL NANOSCALE MAGNETISM AND CHIRALITY M. Albooyeh, M. D. Varcheie, M. Kamandi, M. Hanifeh, M. Veysi, F. Capolino, University of California Irvine,

United States

15:00 B34-2 (Invited) NONRECIPROCAL NANOANTENNAS BASED ON TIME MODULATION A. Alu, D. L. Sounas, The University of Texas at Austin, United States

15:20 B34-3 (Invited) MULTI-OBJECTIVE TRADEOFF STUDIES OF DIRECTIVITY ACHIEVABLE BY ELECTRICALLY SMALL NANOLOOPS

J. Nagar, S. D. Campbell, P. L. Warner, D. H. Werner, Penn State University, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 14:40-15:40 513A



14:40 C34-1 (Invited) ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND PING-PONG HANDOVER OPTIMIZATION IN TWO-TIRE HETEROGENEOUS NETWORKS B. Zhang, H. Hu, Q. Hong, J. Zhang, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom

15:00 C34-2 COMPARISON OF 5G WAVEFORM CANDIDATES IN HIGH SPEED SCENARIO Q. Zheng1, F. Wang1, X. Chen2, Y. Liu1, D. Miao3, Z. Zhao3 1State Key Laboratory of Rail Traffic Control and Safety, Beijing Jiaotong University, China (CIE); 2Beijing

Engineering Research Center of High-speed Railway Broadband Mobile Communications, China (CIE); 3Nokia

Beijing Bell Lab, China (CIE)

15:20 C34-3 CHARACTERIZATION OF INDOOR MASSIVE MIMO CHANNEL AT 11 GHZ J. Li1, B. Ai1,2, R. He1, M. Yang1, Y. Zhang1, X. Liu1, Z. Zhong1 1Beijing Jiaotong University, China; 2Engineering University of Armed Police Force, China

Friday, August 25, 2017 14:40-15:40 513B

DC32 Optical Telecommunications (2)

Session Chairs: Mohamad Asghari, Jose Azana

14:40 DC32-1 (Invited) ON-CHIP FREQUENCY COMBS FOR GENERATING COMPLEX ENTANGLED QUANTUM STATES M. Kues1,2, C. Reimer1, P. Roztocki1, B. Wetzel1,3, F. Grazioso1, B. E. Little4, S. T. Chu5, T. Johnston1,

Y. Bromberg6, L. Caspani7, D. J. Moss8, R. Morandotti1,9 1Institut national de la recherche scientifique – Energie Matériaux Télécommunications, Canada; 2School of

Engineering, University of Glasgow, UK; 3Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Sussex, UK; 4State

Key Laboratory of Transient Optics and Photonics, Xi'an Institute of Optics and Precision Mech, China; 5Department of Physics and Materials Science, City University of Hong Kong, China; 6Racah Institute of Physics,

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel; 7Institute of Photonics, Department of Physics, University of

Strathclyde, UK; 8Center for Micro-Photonics, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia; 9Institute of

Fundamental and Frontier Sciences, University of Electronic Science and Technology of C, China

15:00 DC32-2 (Invited) RECONFIGURABLE PHOTONIC INTEGRATED CIRCUIT FOR OPTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING AND MICROWAVE SIGNAL GENERATION J. Yao, Univ. Ottawa, Canada

15:20 DC32-3 (Invited) FBG-BASED OPTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSORS A. Carballar, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain; M. R. Fernández-Ruiz, Universidad de Alcalá, Spain

Friday, August 25, 2017 14:40-15:40 513EF




14:40 EFGH31-1 THE LOW FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC NOISE ENVIRONMENT - COMPARISON OF RADIO QUIESCENCE IN SOUTH AFRICA AND EUROPE M. Fullekrug1, N. Ogechukwu2,3, M. Kosch2, K. Koh1, Z. Liu1, M. Stock4 1University of Bath, United Kingdom; 2South African National Space Agency, South Africa; 3University of

Capetown, South Africa; 4EarthNetworks, United States

15:00 EFGH31-2 (Invited) SHORT-TERM VARIABILITY OF THE LOWER IONOSPHERE FROM VLF NARROWBAND RADIO OBSERVATIONS I. Silber1,2, C. Price1 1Tel Aviv University, Israel; 2Penn State University, USA

15:20 EFGH31-3 MULTI STEP AHEAD PREDICTION OF NIGHTTIME VLF AMPLITUDE SIGNAL FOR LOW-, MID-AND HIGH-LATITUDE PATHS H. Santosa1,2, Y. Hobara1,1,1 1The University of Electro-Communications, Japan; 2Bengkulu University, Indonesia

Friday, August 25, 2017 14:40-15:40 510BD



14:40 F36-1 (Invited) EVALUATION OF LARGE-SCALE PARAMETERS IN URBAN MICROCELLS AT 3.8 GHZ C. Oestges, N. Dementieva, E. Vinogradov, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium

15:00 F36-2 (Invited) STATISTICAL MODELLING OF THROUGH WALL ATTENUATION AND DEPOLARIZATION AT 10 AND 30 GHZ D. G. Michelson, A. Bhardwaj, S. Bonyadi-Ram, University of British Columbia, Canada; G. Guo, University of

Electronic Science and Technology of China, China; Y. Liu, Northwestern Polytechnical University, China

15:20 F36-3 (Invited) A COMPARISON OF RADIO PROPAGATION CHARACTERISTICS IN A SMALL ROOM AT CENTRE FREQUENCIES BETWEEN 2 GHZ AND 30 GHZ R. J. C. Bultitude, M. Alkadamani, Carleton University, Canada

Friday, August 25, 2017 14:40-15:40 514A

F37 Remote Sensing in Complex and Random Media (Surface - 2)


14:40 F37-1 MICROWAVE SCATTERING FROM SUBMERGED OBJECT INDUCED WAKE OVER ROUGH SEA SURFACE M. Zhang, J. Wang, Xidian University, China (CIE)

15:00 F37-2 A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ANALYTIC MODELLING, NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS, AND EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENTS FOR ROUGH SOIL SURFACE SCATTERING AND EMISSION J. Zeng, K.-S. Chen, Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CIE)

15:20 F37-3 INVESTIGATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING CHARACTERISTICS FROM DYNAMIC SEA SURFACE WITH BREAKING WAVES X. Zhang, Z. Wu, Xidian University, China; X. Su, China Academy of Space Technology, China

Friday, August 25, 2017 14:40-15:40 511CF




14:40 H39-1 3D OUTFLOW JETS ORIGINATED FROM COLLISIONLESS MAGNETIC RECONNECTION K. Fujimoto, University of Tokyo, Japan

15:00 H39-2 NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF WAVE-MODE CONVERSION IN MAGNETOSPHERIC PLASMA M. Horky1,2, Y. Omura2, O. Santolik1,3 1Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic; 2RISH, Kyoto University, Japan; 3Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic

15:20 H39-3 EFFECTS OF THE MAGNETIC FIELD AND DENSITY INHOMOGENEITY ON THE ELECTRON HOLE EVOLUTION I. Kuzichev1, I. Vasko2,1, O. Agapitov2,3, F. Mozer2, A. Artemyev2,1 1Space Research Institute, Russian Federation; 2University of California, USA; 3National Taras Shevchenko

University of Kiev, Ukraine

Friday, August 25, 2017 14:40-15:00 514B



14:40 HJ40-1 PROPERTIES THE SOLAR S-BURSTS STORM OBSERVED ON 9 JULY 2013 AT FREQUENCIES 9-32 MHZ V. V. Dorovskyy1, V. N. Melnik1, A. A. Konovalenko1, A. I. Brazhenko2, S. Poedts3, H. O. Rucker4,

M. V. Shevchuk1, M. Panchenko5

1Institute of Radio Astronomy of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine; 2Poltava Gravimetric

Observatory, Ukraine; 3KU Leuven, Belgium; 4Commission for Astronomy of Austrian Academy of Sciences,

Austria; 5Space Research Institute of Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria

Friday, August 25, 2017 14:40-15:40 516DE



14:40 J37-1 (Invited) THE VERY LARGE ARRAY - ORGIN, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCTION S. Weinreb, California Institute of Technology, USA

15:00 J37-2 (Invited) THE AUSTRALIA TELESCOPE COMPACT ARRAY D. C. C-J. Bock, R. D. Ekers, CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, Australia; R. H. Frater, Macquarie University,

Australia

15:20 J37-3 (Invited) THE GIANT METREWAVE RADIO TELESCOPE Y. Gupta, G. Swarup, National Centre for Radio Astrophysics, India

Friday, August 25, 2017 14:40-15:40 516AB

K21 Biomedical Applications and EMF Exposure of IoT (2)

Session Chairs: Shoogo Ueno, Nam Kim

14:40 K21-1 MECHANISM INVESTIGATION, DEVICE DEVELOPMENT, AND TREATMENT PERSONALIZATION USING ANATOMICAL MODELS FUNCTIONALIZED WITH ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL NEURON MODELS A. M. Cassara1, E. Neufeld1, H. Montanaro1,2, N. Kuster1,2 1IT’IS Foundation for Research on Information Technologies in Society, Switzerland; 2Swiss Federal Institute of

Technology (ETHZ), Switzerland

15:00 K21-2 (Invited) DEEP TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION WITH IMPROVED FOCALITY USING FIGURE-OF-EIGHT AND HALO COILS M. Lu, Lanzhou Jiaotong University, China (CIE); S. Ueno, Kyushu University, Japan

15:20 K21-3 (Invited) EFFECTS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY FIELDS ON IRON CAGE PROTEINS: DYNAMICS AND IRON CHEMISTRY O. Cespedes1,2, S. Ueno2,3 1University of Leeds, United Kingdom; 2Kyushu University, Japan; 3University of Tokyo, Japan

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:20 511AD

A22 Mode-Stirred Chambers

Session Chairs: Luk Arnaut, Tian Hong Loh

16:00 A22-1 INVESTIGATION OF BANDPASS FILTERS IN THE TIME DOMAIN SIGNAL ANALYSIS OF REVERBERATION CHAMBER Q. Xu1, Y. Huang2, Y. Zhao1, L. Xing1, Z. Tian2, T. Loh3 1Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China (CIE); 2The University of Liverpool, UK; 3National

Physical Laboratory, UK

16:20 A22-2 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE UNIFORMITY OF ROOT-MEAN-SQUARE DELAY SPREAD SIMULATED IN REVERBERATION CHAMBER X. Guo, Z. He, Y. Zhang, L. Wang, X. Zhou, National Institute of Metrology, NIM, China (CIE)

16:40 A22-3 ROUTING AND LINK PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF A WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK IN A REVERBERATION CHAMBER WITH DIFFERENT ABSORBER LOADING CONDITIONS T. H. Loh, National Physical Laboratory, United Kingdom; K. Liu, National Institute of Metrology, P. R. China

17:00 A22-4 MICROSTRIP PATCH ANTENNA DESIGN AT 2.45 GHZ AND EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENT USING REVERBERATION CHAMBER N.-W. Kang1, A. N. Bakti2, D.-J. Lee1,2, J.-Y. Kwon1,2 1Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, South Korea; 2University of Science and Technology, South

Korea

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:40 510AC

B35 High-Resolution Electromagnetic Sensing and Imaging

Session Chairs: Alexander Yarovoy, Natalia Nikolova

16:00 B35-1 (Invited) SUPER-RESOLUTION ARRAY RADAR IMAGING OF HUMAN BODIES FOR HEARTBEAT MONITORING T. Sakamoto1, P. J. Aubry2, A. G. Yarovoy2, S. Okumura3, H. Taki4, T. Sato3 1University of Hyogo, Japan; 2Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands; 3Kyoto University, Japan; 4Tohoku

University, Japan

16:20 B35-2 (Invited) MICROWAVE COMPUTATIONAL IMAGING: SIMPLIFYING RF ARCHITECTURES WITH CAVITIES AND METASURFACES T. Fromenteze1,2, C. Decroze1, O. Yurduseven2, D. R. Smith2 1Xlim Research Institute, University of Limoges, France; 2Duke University, USA

16:40 B35-3 (Invited) DUAL-POLARIZATION COHERENCE FACTOR FOR CLUTTER REDUCTION IN FORWARD-LOOKING GROUND PENETRATING RADAR IMAGING D. Comite1, F. Ahmad2, T. Dogaru3, M. G. Amin1 1Villanova University, United States; 2Temple University, United States; 3Army Research Lab, United States

17:00 B35-4 (Invited) OBSERVATIONS ON PHANTOM STABILITY AND ANTENNA ARRANGEMENT FOR MICROWAVE TRACKING OF BREAST TISSUE CHANGES M. Popovic, L. Kranold, M. Kezzo, McGill University, Canada

17:20 B35-5 (Invited) AUTOFOCUS COMPRESSED SENSING IMAGING BASED ON NONLINEAR CONJUGATE GRADIENT T. Jin, National University of Defense Technology, China (CIE)

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:40 514B

BD36 Advances in Antennas for RFID

Session Chairs: Smail Tedjini, Ville Viikari, Apostolos Georgiadis

16:00 BD36-1 DESIGN OF A CHIPLESS RFID TAG LOADED WITH SQUARE SPIRAL RESONATOR J. Y. Siddiqui, University of Calcutta, India; S. Datta, Heritage Institute of Technology, India

16:20 BD36-2 SENSITIVITY ENHANCEMENT BY PARITY-TIME SYMMETRY IN WIRELESS TELEMETRY SENSOR SYSTEMS P.-Y. Chen, Wayne State University, United States

16:40 BD36-3 (Invited) ALTERNATIVE IMPLEMENTATIONS OF SMALL ALL-PLATFORM UHF RFID TRANSPONDERS K. Jaakkola, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd., Finland

17:00 BD36-4 (Invited) ON THE TAG DETECTION IN NEAR-FIELD UHF RFID APPLICATIONS A. Michel1, M. Pino2, P. Nepa1, G. Manara1 1University of Pisa, Italy; 2University of Oviedo, Spain

17:20 BD36-5 ON THE TRANSFORMATION OF SYMBOLS AND FIGURES TO RFID TAGS A. Abdelnour1, A. Rennane2, D. Kaddour1, S. Tedjini1 1Université Grenoble Alpes - LCIS, France; 2Instrumentation Laboratory, FEI USTHB University, Algeria

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:40 513A



16:00 C35-1 (Invited) A PROPOSED ELEVATION ANGLE MODEL FOR SMALL CELL ENVIRONMENTS Q. Hong, H. Hu, H. Li, H. Zheng, B. Zhang, J. Zhang, The university of Sheffield, UK

16:20 C35-2 MILLIMETER WAVE WIDEBAND HIGH GAIN ANTENNA BASED ON GAP WAVEGUIDE TECHNOLOGY A. U. Zaman, A. A. Glazunov, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

16:40 C35-3 LOW-PAPR CONDITION FOR 5G-CANDIDATE WAVEFORMS M. Ben Mabrouk, M. Chafii, Y. Louët, F. Bader, CentraleSupélec, France

17:00 C35-4 (Invited) SMALL CELL DEPLOYMENT OPTIMIZATION WITH A NEW PROPOSED PATHLOSS MODEL UNDER INDOOR SCENARIOS H. Zheng1, J. Zhang2, Q. Hong1, H. Li1, H. Hu1, J. Zhang1 1the University of Sheffield, United Kingdom; 2Lanzhou University, China

17:20 C35-5 (Invited) SYSTEM-LEVEL PERFORMANCE OF MMWAVE CELLULAR NETWORKS FOR URBAN MICRO ENVIRONMENTS N. Rupasinghe1, Y. Kakishima2, I. Guvenc1 1North Carolina State University, United States; 2DOCOMO Innovations, Inc., United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:40 513B

DA33 Optical Methods for Microwave Metrology

Session Chairs: Mark Bieler, Chuntao Yang

16:00 DA33-1 (Invited) MICROWAVE PHOTONICS RESEARCH AT KRISS D.-J. Lee, Y.-P. Hong, J.-Y. Kwon, N.-W. Kang, KRISS, South Korea

16:20 DA33-2 (Invited) PHOTODIODE CALIBRATION COMPARISON BETWEEN ELECTRO-OPTIC SAMPLING AND HETERODYNE MEASUREMENTS UP TO 75 GHZ A. Feldman, J. Jargon, T. Dennis, P. Hale, National Institute of Standards and Technology, United States

16:40 DA33-3 (Invited) OPTICAL FIBER LINK PORT EXTENDER FOR VECTOR NETWORK ANALYZER S. Kurokawa, M. Hirose, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST),

Japan; Y. Toba, M. Onizawa, J. Ichijo, Seiko Giken, Japan

17:00 DA33-4 (Invited) MICROWAVE POWER MEASUREMENTS USING RYDBERG ATOMS A. Michaud, National Research Council, Canada, Canada

17:20 DA33-5 (Invited) TRACEABLE MEASUREMENT OF TERAHERTZ POWER AND INTENSITY USING OPTICAL METHODS Y. Deng, Q. Sun, National Institute of Metrology, China; M. Bieler, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt,

Germany

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:40 513EF

ECJ32 Spectrum Management

Session Chairs: Jose Pedro Borrego, Adrian Tiplady, Anil Shukla, Harvey Liszt

16:00 ECJ32-1 PROTECTION PROGRESS OF RADIO ASTRONOMY SERVICE IN CHINA H. Zhang, National Astronomical Observatories of CAS, China

16:20 ECJ32-2 TIERED SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT, RESILIENCE AND SANDPITS – ARE THEY A WAY FORWARD A. K. Shukla, QinetiQ, United Kingdom

16:40 ECJ32-3 AUTOMATED BANDWIDTH MEASUREMENTS USING ITU-R SM.443 AND GNU RADIO DEVICES A. Navarro, L. Vargas, C. Urcuqui, J. Aristizabal, Universidad Icesi, Colombia; A. Arteaga, Universidad de Chile,

Chile

17:00 ECJ32-4 (Invited) SUCCESSES AND CHALLENGES IN SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT FOR RADIO ASTRONOMY H. Liszt, NRAO, USA

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:40 510BD



16:00 F38-1 (Invited) MAP-BASED CHANNEL MODEL FOR 5G WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS A. Hekkala1, P. Kyösti1, J. Dou2, L. Tian2, N. Zhang2, W. Zhang3, B. Gao2 1Keysight Technologies, Finland; 2ZTE Corporation, China; 3ZTE-TX Inc, USA

16:20 F38-2 (Invited) A FRAMEWORK FOR THE EVALUATION BACKHAUL/FRONTHAUL LINKS AT 300 GHZ T. Kürner, S. Rey, A. Fricke, B. Peng, TU Braunschweig, Germany

16:40 F38-3 (Invited) POINT-TO-POINT SYSTEMS – PROPAGATION LOSS MODELS AND MEASUREMENTS AT 5.8GHZ AND 3.5GHZ S. A. Torrico, Comsearch, United States; R. H. Lang, The George Washington University, United States

17:00 F38-4 (Invited) CHANNEL MODELING FOR GNSS. A PHYSICAL-STATISTICAL APPROACH F. Perez-Fontan, Iniversity of Vigo, Spain; M. Kvicera, P. Pechac, Czech Technical University, Czech Rep.

17:20 F38-5 SHIP-TO-SHIP BEYOND LINE-OF-SIGHT COMMUNICATIONS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN RAY TRACING SIMULATIONS AND THE PETOOL G. Dahman, F. Gagnon, École de technologie supérieure, Canada; G. Poitau, Ultra Electronics TCS, Canada

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:20 514A

F39 Remote Sensing in Complex and Random Media (Complex)


16:00 F39-1 (Invited) ERROR ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON OF RIEMANN AND AVERAGE FLUXES FOR A SPACETIME DISCONTINUOUS GALERKIN ELECTROMAGNETIC FORMULATION R. Abedi, University of Tennessee Space Institute, United States; S. Mudaliar, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base,

United States

16:20 F39-2 PSEUDOANALYTICAL MODELING OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WELL-LOGGING SENSORS INSIDE DIRECTIONAL WELLS G. S. Rosa, J. R. Bergmann, PUC-Rio, Brazil; F. L. Teixeira, The Ohio State University, USA

16:40 F39-3 DESIGN OF A FORWARD LOOKING SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR FOR AN AUTONOMOUS CRYOBOT FOR SUBSURFACE EXPLORATION OF EUROPA O. Pradhan, S. Sandeep, A. J. Gasiewski, University of Colorado, United States; W. Stone, Stone Aerospace, United

States

17:00 F39-4 (Invited) AN OPERATIONAL TECHNIQUE TO SCATTERING OF OBJECTS IN COMPLEX ENVIRONMENT S. Mudaliar, Air Force Research Laboratory, United States

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:20 511BE

G45 Radio Studies of Mid and Low Latitude Aeronomy

Session Chairs: Cesar Valladares, A Rabiu

16:00 G45-1 (Invited) RADAR INTERFEROMETER ESTIMATES OF F-REGION ZONAL IRREGULARITY DRIFTS IN THE BRAZILIAN SECTOR F. S. Rodrigues, W. Zhan, UT Dallas, United States; E. R. de Paula, INPE, Brazil

16:20 G45-2 MODELING IONOSPHERIC DAILY VARIABILITY WITH SAMI3/WACCM-X K. A. Zawdie, S. E. McDonald, D. P. Drob, F. Sassi, C. Coker, Naval Research Laboratory, United States

16:40 G45-3 EQUATORIAL SCINTILLATIONS ON THE DAYS OF CEJ EVENTS S. K. Chakraborty, Maharaja Srishchandra College, India; D. Jana, Raja Peary Mohan College,

India; A. Dasgupta, S.K. Mitra Center for Research in Space Environment, India

17:00 G45-4 INVESTIGATION OF THE EQUATORIAL IONOSPHERE USING THE RADIO ARRAY OF PORTABLE INTERFEROMETRIC DEVICES (RAPID) AT THE JICAMARCA RADIO OBSERVATORY A. Carlton, G. Allan, A. Coster, R. Volz, K. Cahoy, F. Lind, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United

States; M. Milla, Geophysical Institute of Peru, Peru

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:40 513C

G46 International Reference Ionosphere – Improvement, Validation and Usage

Session Chairs: Dieter Bilitza, David Themens

16:00 G46-1 IMPROVEMENTS, VALIDATION AND USAGE OF IRI – A REVIEW D. Bilitza1,2, D. Altadill3, V. Truhlik4, S. Watanabe5, B. Reinisch6,7, I. Galkin6 1George Mason University, United States; 2NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; 3Observatori de

l’Ebre, [OE], CSIC, Spain; 4Institute of Atmospheric Physics CAS, Czech Republic; 5Hokkaido University, Japan; 6University of Massachusetts Lowell, United States; 7Lowell Digisonde International, LLC, United States

16:20 G46-2 FIRI-2017, AN UPDATED AND EXTENDED EMPIRICAL MODEL OF THE NON-AURORAL, LOWER IONOSPHERE M. Friedrich1, K. Torkar2, C. Pock1, D. Bilitza3,4 1Graz University of Technology, Austria; 2Space Reseach Institute, Aastrian Academy of Sciences, Austria; 3George

Mason University, United States; 4NASA, Goddard Space Flight Center, United States

16:40 G46-3 EXAMINING THE USE OF THE NEQUICK BOTTOMSIDE AND TOPSIDE PARAMETERIZATIONS AT HIGH LATITUDES D. R. Themens, T. P. Jayachandran, University of New Brunswick, Canada

17:00 G46-4 UPDATE THE TOPSIDE IONOSPHERE OF IRI WITH FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC IONOSPHERIC OBSERVATIONS J.-Y. Liu, S.-P. Chen, National Central University, China (SRS)

17:20 G46-5 MODELING OF PLASMASPHERE S. Watanabe, Hokkaido University, Japan; Y. Kakinami, National Institute of Technology, Japan; A. Kumamoto,

Tohoku University, Japan

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:40 511CF

H41 Commission H Open Session (1)


16:00 H41-1 (Invited) PROPAGATION AND LINEAR MODE CONVERSION OF MAGNETOSONIC AND ELECTROMAGNETIC ION CYCLOTRON WAVES IN THE EARTH’S RADIATION BELTS R. B. Horne, British Antarctic Survey, United Kingdom; Y. Miyoshi, Institute for Space Earth Environment

Research, Japan

16:20 H41-2 (Invited) MULTIPOINT OBSERVATIONS OF EQUATORIAL NOISE WITH A QUASIPERIODIC MODULATION F. Nemec1, S. A. Boardsen2,3, O. Santolik4,1, G. B. Hospodarsky5, J. S. Pickett5, N. Cornilleau-Wehrlin6,7,

W. S. Kurth5, F. Darrouzet8, C. Kletzing5 1Charles University, Czech Republic; 2University of Maryland, USA; 3NASA/GSFC, USA; 4Czech Academy of

Sciences, Czech Republic; 5University of Iowa, USA; 6Ecole Polytechnique, France; 7Observatoire de Meudon,

France; 8Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium

16:40 H41-3 DECAY OF NONLINEAR WHISTLER WAVES: 1D VERSUS 2D T. Umeda1, S. Saito1,1, Y. Nariyuki2 1Nagoya University, Japan; 2University of Toyama, Japan

17:00 H41-4 OBSERVATIONAL AND NUMERICAL STUDIES OF FREQUENCY CHIRPING RATE OF CHORUS WAVES X. Tao, S. Teng, University of Science and Technology of China, China (CIE)

17:20 H41-5 CONJUGATE GROUND-SATELLITE ELF/VLF EMISSIONS OBSERVED WITH STRONG MAGNETOSPHERIC COMPRESSION. C. Martinez-Calderon1,2, K. Shiokawa2, K. Keika3, S. Kurita2, M. Ozaki4, I. Schofield5, M. Connors5, O. Santolik6,7,

W. S. Kurth8 1Tohoku University, Japan; 2Instute for Space-Earth Environmental Research, Japan; 3University of Tokyo, Japan; 4Kanazawa University, Japan; 5Athabasca University Observatories, Canada; 6Charles University, Czech Republic; 7Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Czech Republic; 8University of Iowa, USA

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:20 516DE



16:00 J38-1 (Invited) THE DEVELOPMENT OF E-MERLIN S. Garrington, University of Manchester, United Kingdom

16:20 J38-2 (Invited) THE EVOLUTION OF EVN AND JIVE H. J. van Langevelde, JIVE, Netherlands/EU

16:40 J38-3 (Invited) THE FIRST HALF-CENTURY OF SPACE VLBI L. I. Gurvits1,2 1Joint Institute for VLBI ERIC, The Netherlands; 2Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands

17:00 J38-4 THE DSN IN GLOBAL VLBI COLLABORATION D. L. Jauncey, CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, Australia; C. S. Jacobs, C. J. Naudet, R. A. Preston, Jet

Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, USA; J. Lovell, University of Tasmania, School of

Physical Sciences, Private Bag 37, Australia; C. Garcia-Miro, NASA Madrid Deep Space Communications

Complex, INTA/ISDEFE, Spain; S. Horiuchi, CSIRO Astronomy, Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex,

Australia

Friday, August 25, 2017 16:00-17:40 516AB

K22 EMF Exposure Assessment and Dosimetry and EMC for WBAN and Implanted

Devices (2)

Session Chairs: Ping Jack Soh, Jianqing Wang

16:00 K22-1 EMC EVALUATION OF WEARABLE ECG/EMG FOR A 6.8 MHZ WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM J. Shi, Northeastern University, China; W. Liao, Shanghai University of Engineering Science, China; J. Wang,

Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan

16:20 K22-2 PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATIONS OF RF-INDUCED HEATING OF LEADED IMPLANTS E. Zastrow, A. Yao, N. Kuster, IT'IS Foundation, Switzerland

16:40 K22-3 SAR INVESTIGATION FOR THE CARDIAC IMPLANTED ANTENNAS IN MEDRADIO Q. Wang, D. Plettemeier, Chair for RF and Photonics Engineering, Communication Laboratory, Germany

17:00 K22-4 SAR FOR WEARABLE ANTENNAS WITH AMC MADE USING PDMS AND TEXTILES M. N. Ramli1, P. J. Soh1,2, H. A. Rahim1, M. F. Jamlos1, F. N. Giman1, E. F. N. Mohd Hussin1, H. Lago1, E. Van Lil2 1Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia; 2KU Leuven, Belgium

17:20 K22-5 SAR COMPUTATION IN CYLINDRICAL SHAPED ENVIRONMENT L.-R. Harris, The University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica

Saturday, August 26, 2017

Saturday, August 26, 2017 08:00-09:20 510AC



08:00 B37-1 (Invited) 3-D INVERSE SCATTERING ALGORITHM FOR RADAR IMAGING THROUGH MULTILAYERED MEDIA W. Zhang, A. Hoorfar, Villanova University, United States

08:20 B37-2 (Invited) MULTI-RESOLUTION CONTRAST SOURCE INVERSION IN WAVELET DOMAIN X. Song, M. Li, F. Yang, S. Xu, Tsinghua University, China (CIE); A. Abubakar, Schlumberger, USA

08:40 B37-3 PROPAGATING BEAM FRAME: A NOVEL FORMULATION FOR LOCAL INVERSE SCATTERING R. Tuvi, E. Heyman, Tel Aviv University, Israel; T. Melamed, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel

09:00 B37-4 (Invited) A SYSTEMATIC STUDY ON DIFFERENTIAL EVOLUTION OVER BENCHMARK ELECTROMAGNETIC INVERSE SCATTERING A. Qing, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China (CIE)

Saturday, August 26, 2017 08:00-09:20 513A

C36 Sub-Nyquist Sampling for Green Radio

Session Chairs: Yves LOUET, Sumit Darak

08:00 C36-1 (Invited) SUB-SAMPLING OF CHANNELS WITH TIME AND FREQUENCY SPARSITY ACCESS Y. Louet, C. Moy, CentraleSupelec, France; V. Savaux, B-Com, France; A. Kountouris, Orange-Labs, France

08:20 C36-2 A NOVEL MATRIX OPTIMIZATION FOR COMPRESSIVE SAMPLING BASED SUB-NYQUIST OFDM RECEIVER IN COGNITIVE RADIO H. Chen, C. H. Vun, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

08:40 C36-3 (Invited) BENEFITS OF SPARSE SIGNALING IN ASYNCHRONOUS MULTI-ACCESS CHANNEL COMMUNICATION S. Khan, J. Bajcsy, Y. Feng, McGill University, Canada

09:00 C36-4 (Invited) SUB-NYQUIST SAMPLING AND MACHINE LEARNING BASED ONLINE AUTOMATIC MODULATION CLASSIFIER FOR MULTI-CARRIER WAVEFORM H. Joshi, S. J. Darak, IIIT-Delhi, India

Saturday, August 26, 2017 08:00-10:20 514A

C37 Commission C Open Session


08:00 C37-1 (Invited) DESIGN OF MIMO ARRAY WITH LOW GRATING LOBES IN NEAR-FIELD IMAGING W. Tian, Y. Li, J. Wang, C. Hu, T. Zeng, Beijing Institute of Technology, China (CIE)

08:20 C37-2 BEAMSPACE MIMO-NOMA FOR MILLIMETER-WAVE COMMUNICATIONS WITH LENS ANTENNA ARRAY B. Wang, L. Dai, Tsinghua University, China

08:40 C37-3 AN LLR BASED COOPERATIVE SPECTRUM SENSING WITH HARD-SOFT COMBINING FOR COGNITIVE RADIO NETWORKS S. Saha, A. Kumar, R. Bhattacharya, National Institute of Technology Patna, India

09:00 C37-4 (Invited) DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF A CHANNEL MODEL FOR INTRA-DEVICE COMMUNICATIONS AT 300 GHZ A. Fricke, T. Kürner, TU Braunschweig, Germany

09:20 C37-5 ANALYSIS OF DUOBINARY ENCODING FOR CPM SIGNALS R. Othman1,2, Y. Louet1, A. Skrzypczak2 1CentraleSupelec/IETR, France; 2Zodiac Data Systems, France

09:40 C37-6 ADAPTIVE BEAMFORMING BASED ON SUBBAND STRUCTURE IN SMART ANTENNAS Y. Zhao1,2, B. Ai1, D. Fei1, Y. Liu1, N. Li3 1Beijing Jiaotong University, China; 2University of Jinan, China; 3ZTE Corporation, China

10:00 C37-7 CHANNEL ANALYSIS FOR MILLIMETER-WAVE RAILWAY COMMUNICATIONS IN URBAN ENVIRONMENT D. He1, B. Ai1, K. Guan1, Z. Zhong1,1, L. Tian2, J. Dou2 1Beijing Jiaotong University, China (CIE); 2ZTE Corporation, China (CIE)

Saturday, August 26, 2017 08:00-09:20 513B

D34 Commission D Open Session: Recent Advances in Electronics and Photonics (1)


08:00 D34-1 (Invited) THE LASER-BASED VECTOR NETWORK ANALYZER PROJECT AT PTB P. Struszewski, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Germany

08:20 D34-2 LOW POWER EMBEDDED PROCESSING OF SCINTILLATION EVENTS WITH SILICON PHOTO MULTIPLIERS R. P. Haigh, D. W. Upton, P. J. Mather, M. J. N. Sibley, University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom

08:40 D34-3 3D PRINTING OF X BAND WAVEGUIDE RESONATORS AND FILTERS G. Venanzoni, M. Dionigi, C. Tomassoni, D. Eleonori, R. Sorrentino, University of Perugia, Italy

09:00 D34-4 HIGHLY SENSITIVE MEASUREMENT OF THE OPTICAL KERR EFFECT IN AIR G. Steinmeyer, P. Rustige, T. Feng, N. Raabe, Max-Born-Institut, Germany

Saturday, August 26, 2017 08:00-08:40 513EF




08:00 EFGH33-1 RESPONSE OF THE SUB-IONOSPHERIC VLF/LF SIGNALS TO THE MAJOR SSW EVENT OF 2009 S. Pal1, Y. Hobara2, S. K. Chakrabarti1,3, P. W. Schnoor4 1Indian Centre for Sapce Physics, India; 2University of Electro-Communication, Japan; 3S N Bose National centre

for Basic Sciences, India; 4Christian-Albrechts-University, Germany

08:20 EFGH33-2 INVESTIGATION OF TELLURIC AND PLANETARY PROCESSES MITIGATION IN HIGH FREQUENCY MICROSEISMS STRUCTURE FOR GEOPHYSICAL MONITORING PROBLEMS E. Pavlyukova, A. Nikolaev, V. Lavrov, A. Belyakov, Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth RAS, Russian

Federation

Saturday, August 26, 2017 08:00-09:20 510BD

F40 Remote Sensing of Sea Surface Salinity (1)

Session Chairs: Roger Lang, David Le Vine

08:00 F40-1 (Invited) STATUS OF REMOTE SENSING OF SALINITY BY AQUARIUS D. M. Le Vine, Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; E. P. Dinnat, Chapman University, United

States; S. T. Brown, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States; T. Meissner, F. Wentz, Remote Sensing Systems,

United States; G. S. E. Lagerloef, Earth and Space Research, United States

08:20 F40-2 (Invited) SEA SURFACE SALINITY FROM SMOS SATELLITE MISSION: MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS AFTER 7 YEARS IN ORBIT (2010-2017) J. Boutin1, N. Reul2, T. Delcroix3, A. SMOS-OCEAN team1,2,3 1LOCEAN/CNRS, France; 2LOPS/IFREMER, France; 3LEGOS/IRD, France

08:40 F40-3 (Invited) STATUS OF SALINITY REMOTE SENSING: SMAP T. Meissner, F. Wentz, Remote Sensing Systems, United States

09:00 F40-4 (Invited) INTERCOMPARISON OF SEA SURFACE SALINITY PRODUCTS FROM SMOS, AQUARIUS AND SMAP SATELLITES E. P. Dinnat1,2, D. M. Le Vine2, J. Boutin3, T. Meissner4 1Chapman University, USA; 2NASA GSFC, USA; 3UPMC/CNRS, France; 4Remote Sensing Systems, USA

Saturday, August 26, 2017 08:00-09:20 511BE

G47 Commission G Open Session and Recent Results (1)


08:00 G47-1 INITIAL FINDINGS OF LAGRANGIAN COHERENT STRUCTURES IN THE IONOSPHERE VIA SIMULATION N. Wang, Illinois Institute of Technology, United States

08:20 G47-2 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF THE ALTERNATIVE TECHNIQUE TO ACCOUNT FOR IONOSPHERIC EFFECTS INTO RANGE MEASUREMENTS BY A SATELLITE SYSTEM V. E. Gherm, N. N. Zernov, E. A. Danilogorskaya, The University of St.Petersburg, Russian Federation

08:40 G47-3 THE EMPIRICAL CANADIAN HIGH ARCTIC IONOSPHERIC MODEL (E-CHAIM): HMF2 AND BOTTOMSIDE D. R. Themens, T. P. Jayachandran, University of New Brunswick, Canada

09:00 G47-4 ONLINE INTERNATIONAL REFERENCE IONOSPHERE EXTENDED TO PLASMASPHERE (IRI-PLAS) MODEL U. Sezen1, T. L. Gulyaeva2, F. Arikan1 1Hacettepe University, Turkey; 2IZMIRAN, Russia

Saturday, August 26, 2017 08:00-09:20 511CF



08:00 H42-1 (Invited) RESONANT ULF WAVES IN THE MAGNETOSPHERE-IONOSPHERE SYSTEM A. V. Streltsov, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, United States

08:20 H42-2 ULF WAVES IN THE IONOSPHERIC ALFVEN RESONATOR: OBSERVATIONS AND SIMULATIONS B. Tulegenov, A. V. Streltsov, ERAU, United States

08:40 H42-3 IN-SITU OBSERVATIONS OF WHISTLER-MODE WAVES IN THE RECONNECTION DIFFUSION REGION S. Y. Huang1, H. S. Fu2, Z. G. Yuan1, A. Vaivads3, Y. V. Khotyaintsev3, A. Retino4, M. Zhou5, D. Graham3,

K. Fujimoto6, F. Sahraoui4, X. H. Deng5, B. B. Ni1, Y. Pang5, S. Fu1, D. D. Wang1 1Wuhan University, China; 2Beihang University, China; 3Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden; 4CNRS-Ecole

Polytechnique-UPMC, France; 5Nanchang University, China; 6National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan

09:00 H42-4 COMPARISON OF WHISTLER TRANSMISSION RATES AT VARIOUS GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS D. Koronczay1,2, J. Lichtenberger2,1, P. Steinbach2,3, C. Ferencz2, M. Clilverd4, C. Rodger5, F. Darrouzet6,

D. Sannikov7, N. Cherneva7 1Geodetic and Geophysical Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary; 2Eotvos University, Hungary; 3Research Group for Geology, Geophysics and Space Sciences, Hungary; 4British Antarctic Survey, UK; 5University

of Otago, New Zealand; 6Belgian Institute of Space Aeronomy, Belgium; 7Institute of Cosmophysical Research and

Radio Wave Propagation, Russia

Saturday, August 26, 2017 08:00-09:25 516DE



08:00 J39-1 PROGRESS AT MINGANTU OBSERVING STATION OF NAOC Y. Yan, Z. Chen, L. Geng, W. Wang, F. Liu, B. Tan, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of

Sciences, China

08:15 J39-2 A NEW 40-M RADIO TELESCOPE IN CHINA J. Luo, National Time Service Center, CAS, China, China (CIE)

08:35 J39-3 EARLY SCIENCE RESULTS FROM ASKAP K. Lee-Waddell, CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, Australia

08:50 J39-4 ALL THE SKY, ALL THE TIME: THE OVRO-LWA G. Hallinan, M. Anderson, M. Eastwood, R. Monroe, California Institute of Technology, United States

09:05 J39-5 THE AUSTRALIA TELESCOPE NATIONAL FACILITY D. C. C-J. Bock, CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, Australia




08:00 J42-1 (Invited) SKA1-LOW: DESIGN AND SCIENTIFIC OBJECTIVES M. G. Labate, R. Braun, P. Dewdney, M. Waterson, J. Wagg, SKA Organisation, United Kingdom

08:20 J42-2 (Invited) THE MID-FREQUENCY TELESCOPE FOR THE SQUARE KILOMETRE ARRAY (SKA-MID) P. E. Dewdney, SKA Organisation, United Kingdom

08:40 J42-3 (Invited) MEERKAT AND ITS SCIENCE PROGRAMME J. L. Jonas, Rhodes University, South Africa; I. P. Theron, EMSS Antennas, South Africa

09:00 J42-4 (Invited) THE MURCHISON WIDEFIELD ARRAY (MWA): SCIENTIFIC RESULTS FROM THE FIRST 4 YEARS R. B. Wayth, J.-P. Macquart, ICRAR/Curtin University, Australia

Saturday, August 26, 2017 08:00-09:00 516AB

K23 Commission K Open Session


08:00 K23-1 SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE AND TEMPERATURE RISE IN THE ABDOMENS OF PREGNANT WOMAN MODELS EXPOSED TO A SMARTPHONE RADIATION R. Takei1, K. Nishino1, T. Nagaoka2, K. Saito1, S. Watanabe2, M. Takahashi1 1Chiba University, Japan; 2National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

08:20 K23-2 TEMPERATURE AND SAR CALCULATIONS IN HUMAN FETUSES AT VARIOUS STAGES OF PREGNANCY DUE TO A DIPOLE ANTENNA AT 900 MHZ AND 2 GHZ T. Nagaoka, S. Watanabe, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

08:40 K23-3 VALIDATION AND APPLICATION OF THERMAL MODELING IN HUMAN FOR LOCALIZED HEAT EXPOSURE K. Kojima, S. Kodera, A. Hirata, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan

Saturday, August 26, 2017 09:40-10:40 510AC



09:40 B38-1 (Invited) RAPID 2D INVERSION OF BOREHEOLE ELECTROMAGNETIC DATA TO DETERMINE ANISOTROPIC RESISTIVITY USING FRÉCHET DERIVATIVES WITH THE RECIPROCITY THEOREM G. L. Wang, A. Abubakar, Schlumberger, United States

10:00 B38-2 (Invited) INCREASING DATA VARIATION USING DYNAMIC BOUNDARIES M. Asefi, A. Baran, J. LoVetri, University of Manitoba, Canada

10:20 B38-3 (Invited) ENHANCED IMAGING FOR THROUGH-THE-WALL RADAR WITH NOISE POWER SPECTRUM ESTIMATION Y. Song, H. Du, T. Jin, B. Lu, Z. Zhou, College of Electronic Science and Engineering, National University of

Defense Technology, China (CIE)

Saturday, August 26, 2017 09:40-10:40 513B

D35 Commission D Open Session: Recent Advances in Electronics and Photonics (2)

Session Chair: Günter Steinmeyer

09:40 D35-1 (Invited) DYNAMICS OF STRONGLY-DRIVEN PASSIVE KERR RESONATORS: FROM SPATIOTEMPORAL CHAOS TO SUPER CAVITY SOLITONS M. Erkintalo1, M. Anderson1,2, Y. Wang1, F. Leo1,3, S. Coen1, S. Murdoch1 1The University of Auckland, New Zealand; 2Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL), Swizerland; 3Universite libre de Bruxelles, Belgium

10:00 D35-2 (Invited) BOOSTING THE TERAHERTZ NONLINEARITY OF GRAPHENE BY ORIENTATION DISORDER I. H. Baek1, F. Rotermund2, Y. U. Jeong1

1Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, South Korea; 2Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology,

South Korea

10:20 D35-3 (Invited) PRECISION MEASUREMENTS AND ULTRAFAST OPTICS IN MICROCAVITY FREQUENCY COMBS S.-W. Huang, J. Yang, A. K. Vinod, J. Lim, C. W. Wong, University of California Los Angeles, USA

Saturday, August 26, 2017 09:40-10:40 513EF

E34 Commission E Open Session

Session Chairs: Frank Gronwald, Dave Giri

09:40 E34-1 ANALOGUE DESIGN FOR DYNAMIC, BROADBAND RECEIVERS A. R. Botha, J. Manley, P. S. Van der Mewer, A. J. Otto, MESA Product Solutions, --- select state ---

10:00 E34-2 FUNDAMENTAL LIMITATIONS OF PML OMNIDIRECTIONAL ELECTROMAGNETIC ABSORBERS AS EM RADIATION SHIELDS: SUMMARY OF RECENT FINDINGS K. K. Sainath, Sandia National Labs, USA; F. L. Teixeira, Ohio State University, USA

10:20 E34-3 POSSIBLE CHANGES IN CONDUCTED EMISSIONS OF BIOTECHNOLOGICAL DEVICES AFTER REPEATED SWITCHING L. O. Fichte1, T. R. Almeida2, A. P. Coimbra2, F. Gronwald3, M. Stiemer1 1Helmut Schmidt University, Germany; 2University of Coimbra, Portugal; 3University of Siegen, Germany

Saturday, August 26, 2017 09:40-10:40 510BD

F41 Remote Sensing of Sea Surface Salinity (2)

Session Chairs: Roger Lang, David Le Vine

09:40 F41-1 (Invited) STATUS OF SALINITY REMOTE SENSING WITH FUTURE CHINESE MISSIONS X. Dong1, H. Liu1, J. Shi2, Z. Wang1, Y. Du3, J. Wu1 1National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 2Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital

Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; 3Zhejiang University, China

10:00 F41-2 (Invited) DIELECTRIC CONSTANT MEASUREMENTS FOR REMOTE SENSING OF SEAWATER SALINITY Y. Zhou1, R. H. Lang1, E. Dinnat2,3, D. M. Le Vine2 1George Washington Uniiversity, United States; 2NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; 3Chapman


10:20 F41-3 (Invited) RAIN IMPACT ON NEAR-SURFACE SALINITY STRATIFICATION USING THE RAIN IMPACT MODEL (RIM) W. L. Jones, University of Central Florida, United States; M. Jacob, Universidad Nacional de Cordoba,

Argentina; K. Drushka, W. Asher, University of Washington, United States

Saturday, August 26, 2017 09:40-10:40 511BE

G48 Commission G Open Session and Recent Results (2)


09:40 G48-1 INSTANTANEOUS GLOBAL MAPS OF IONOSPHERIC CRITICAL FREQUENCY GIM-FOF2 FOR EVALUATION OF THE IONOSPHERIC WEATHER I. Stanislawska1, T. Gulyaeva2, O. Grynyshyna-Poliuga1, L. Pustovalova2 1Space Research Centre PAS, Poland; 2IZMIRAN, Russia

10:00 G48-2 INITIAL RESULTS FROM THE ARECIBO HEATING EXPERIMENT (HEX) N. K. Jackson-Booth, P. L. Martin, R. W. Penney, R. A. Buckland, QinetiQ, United Kingdom; P. A. Bernhardt,

NRL, USA

10:20 G48-3 LOWER D-REGION HEIGHT AND SHARPNESS AT HIGH MID-LATITUDE N. R. Thomson1, M. A. Clilverd2, C. J. Rodger1 1University of Otago, New Zealand; 2British Antarctic Survey, United Kingdom

Saturday, August 26, 2017 09:40-10:40 511CF



09:40 H43-1 (Invited) CLUSTER AND MMS MISSIONS : OPTIMAL ESTIMATION OF THE GRADIENT OF A FIELD G. M. Chanteur, CNRS - Ecole Polytechnique, France

10:00 H43-2 A REVIEW OF KANNUSLEHTO ELF-VLF OBSERVATIONS DURING WINTERTIME CAMPAIGN IN 2016-2017 J. Manninen, T. Turunen, University of Oulu, Finland

10:20 H43-3 NUMERICAL MODELING OF SPACECRAFT POTENTIAL MODULATIONS DUE TO TIME-VARYING PLASMA WAVE FIELDS Y. Miyake1, T. Kiriyama1, Y. Katoh2, H. Usui1 1Kobe University, Japan; 2Tohoku University, Japan

Saturday, August 26, 2017 09:40-10:15 516DE



09:40 J40-1 A JVLA SURVEY OF THE HIGH FREQUENCY RADIO EMISSION OF THE MASSIVE MAGNETIC B- AND O-TYPE STARS S. Kurapati, P. Chandra, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India; G. Wade, Royal Military College of

Canada, Canada

10:00 J40-2 THE GREENLAND TELESCOPE - STATUS M.-T. Chen, Academia Sinica, Taiwan


J41 AstroPhotonics

Session Chairs: Peter Maat, Martin Roth, Stefano Minardi

09:40 J41-1 LOW COST, LONG DISTANCE RF OVER FIBER LINK TECHNOLOGY FOR RADIO TELESCOPE SYSTEMS P. Maat, L. Goudbeek, R. H. Witvers, J. Idserda, ASTRON, Netherlands

10:00 J41-2 LOW COST RF OVER FIBER DISTRIBUTION FOR RADIO ASTRONOMY PHASED ARRAYS R. J. Beresford, W. Cheng, P. Roberts, CSIRO, Australia

10:20 J41-3 RADIO ASTRONOMY L-BAND PHASED ARRAY FEED RFOF IMPLEMENTATION OVERVIEW R. J. Beresford, CSIRO, Australia

Saturday, August 26, 2017 09:40-10:20 516AB


MP (3)


09:40 K24-1 VISUALIZING HOTSPOTS AND THRESHOLDS IN THE BRAIN BY TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION S. Aonuma1, J. Gomez-Tames1, I. Laakso2, A. Hirata1 1Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan; 2Aalto University, Finland

10:00 K24-2 MRI AND GENETIC DAMAGE: WHAT DO WE KNOW NOW? V. - Vijayalaxmi, University of Texas Health Science Center, United States

Author Index

A

ABBOTT, T. EFGHJ2-4

ABD ELHAMIED, S. B33P-1

ABDELAAL, M. A. J5P-1

ABDELHAY, M. A. B99P-2

ABDELNOUR, A. DB2P-1, BD36-5

ABDOLLAHI, N. B13-3

ABDO-SÁNCHEZ, E. B9-2

ABDULKAREEM, B. B8-2

ABDULLAH, M. G9-3

ABDURASHIDOVA, Z. J4-2

ABE, T. G44P-2, G47P-5, G44P-1

ABE, Y. K2-2

ABEDI, R. F33-1, F33-3, F39-1

ABED-MERAIM, K. HJ36-2

ABELLO, R. CA4-1

ABICH, K. DA19-1

ABIDIN, Z. Z. J5P-13

ABOU EL-NASR, M. K23P-1

ABUBAKAR, A. B37-2, B38-1, K10-2, K15-1, K15-2

ACEF, O. A8-1

ACHARYA, A. A18-4, A19-1

ACHOURI, K. B7-3

ACKAH, J. B. G30P-6

ACKERMAN, E. D3-2

ADACHI, T. E18-4, EFGH28-2, HGE25-3

ADAMS, E. A. K. J32-3

ADDAMANE, S. D15-1

ADEDIJI, A. T. F24-5

ADEWALE, A. O. JG8P-1, G46P-1

ADIROSI, E. FB13-1

AFSHAR, S. K4P-2, K17-2

AGAPITOV, O. H8-1, H39-3

AGNANI, J-B. K16P-2

AHFAYD, M. H. C13-3

AHMAD, F. B35-3, C24-2

AHMED, A. C31-2

AHMED, Q. B22P-9

AHMED, Q. Z. C32-1

AHN, D. E21P-2

AI, B. C99P-1, C29P-1, C34-3, C37-6, C37-7, CA6-3

AI, D. DA10-4

AICARDI, G. K11P-8

AIRES, F. F1-1

AIT MANSOUR, E. H. C28-1

AJEWOLE, M. O. F24-5

AJITHKUMAR, B. J5P-16

AKALA, A. O. G46P-1

AKAMATSU, D. DA10P-1, DA19-2

AKBARI, H. G15P-1

AKBARI, M. B31P-10, B31P-6

AKBARZADEH, A. B3-1

AKCHURIN, A. G23P-7, G47P-2, G23P-12, G23P-9, G35P-2, GH19P-1, G25-3

AKINOLA, O. O. JG8P-1

AKSOY, M. A3P-2, FB11-2

AKTAS, D. D21-2

AKUJÄRVI, A. F27-2

AKYEL, C. DB6-3

AL BITAR, A. F14-2

ALAIA, A. K12-1

ALAKOZ, A. J26-3

ALAZO-CUARTAS, K. GF14-3

ALBANI, M. B31P-8, B1P-13

AL-BEHADILI, H. A. H. G1-3

ALBERT, J. M. H4-2

ALBERT, J. G. JG12-1

ALBERT, V. V. C7-2

ALBOOYEH, M. B7-1, B34-1

ALBRECHTSEN, K. HGE14P-3

ALCOCK, A. J. A19-2

ALDERIGHI, M. J5-1

ALEXANDRE, C. DA12-2

ALEYNIKOV, M. A18P-1

ALFADHL, Y. B35P-2

ALFONSI, L. G9P-3, GF10-3, GF10-4, GF14-2

ALFORD, B. G36-1

ALHALLAK, K. K7P-6

ALHARTHI, N. B8-3, B12-3

ALI, J. C13-2

ALIBAY, F. HJ26-3

ALIMAGANBETOV, M. H41P-2

ALJAMAL, A. B12-1

ALKADAMANI, M. C10-3, F36-3

ALKEN, P. G36-5

ALLAN, G. F25-2, G39-4, G45-4

ALLANE, D. CDB14-1

ALLASIA, C. HGE22-4

AL-MASOUDI, A. DA12-1

ALMEIDA, T. R. E34-3

ALONSO RAMOS, C. D21-2

ALONZO, D. CA6-2

ALTADILL, D. G23P-8, G23-2, G43-1, G46-1

ALTINOKLU, A. B19-1

ALTINTAS, A. B31P-14, DB4-1

ALU, A. B3-2, B7-2, B34-2, D15-2

ALVAREZ, S. K15P-1

ALWAN, E. A. B22-4, B24-3

AL-YAARI, A. F14-2

ALZAHED, A. M. B23P-4, B1P-5, FB15-3

AMANN, M-C. D15-2

AMBROZIAK, S. J. C8-1, FK2-1, FK2-2

AMENDOLA, G. F24-2

AMIN, M. G. B35-3

AMINEI, A. J5-1

AMIRI, N. HJ26-3

AMPELIOTIS, D. C2-3

AMY-KLEIN, A. DA12-1

AN, T. J24P-1, J26-3

ANCHIDIN, L. B23P-2

ANDALSVIK, Y. L. GF12-2

ANDERSEN, B. J30-1

ANDERSON, C. R. C19-2

ANDERSON, M. D35-1, EFGHJ3-4, J39-4

ANDERSON, M. M. HJ38-3

ANDERSON, S. J. F30-5, G40-1

ANDIA VERA, G. CDB14-1

ANDREEVA, E. S. G32-2, HG15-1

ANDREWS, M. F25-3

ANDREWS, M. J. F1-2, F32-2

ANDRIAMIHARIVOLAMENA,

T. BD36P-4

ANDRIULLI, F. P. B8-4

ANDRONOV, I. V. B27-1, B31-3

ANGLING, M. J. G1-1, GHJ26-1, JG8-1

ANISH ROSHI, D. J27-1

ANKUR, A. EFGHJ3-2

ANTAR, Y. M. M. B6P-3, B23P-4, B1P-5, B22P-1, B22P-12, FB15-3

ANTAR, Y. B22-1

ANTAR, Y. M. C28-3

ANTERRIEU, E. F31-2, F31-4

ANTHONY, T. K. A1-2, A1-3

ANTILA, T. F27-2

ANTONSEN, T. EB27-2

ANTUNES DE SÁ, A. L. G47P-8

ANZAI, D. K19-3

AOL, S. G9-2

AONUMA, S. K11-3, K24-1

APOLLONIO, F. K11P-8, K5-3, K12-2

APONTE, N. EFGHJ3-3, HG15-2, JG12-2

AQUINO, M. G29P-8, GF12-2

ARAB SALMANABADI, H. DB6-3

ARAKI, S. E17-1

ARCIDIACONO, A. F24-2

ARDA ULKU, H. B6P-1, B17-3

ARGYRIOU, A. CA4-1

ARGYROPOULOS, C. B21-3, B33-3

ARIAS, E. F. AE10-2

ARIKAN, F. G30P-9, G31-1, G47-4

ARIMA, T. K16-2

ARISTIZABAL, J. ECJ32-3

ARMSTRONG, J. W. F22P-2

ARNAUT, L. R. E13-1, E21-1

ARORA, P. A18-4, A19-1

ARSLANAGIC, S. B33-2

ARTEAGA, A. ECJ32-3

ARTEMYEV, A. H39-3

ARTS, M. J19-2

ASAADI, M. CB23-4

ASAMURA, K. H12-1

ASAYAMA, S. J15-4

ASEFI, M. B38-2, K9-3, K18-2

ASGHARZADEH, M. C25-3

ASHER, W. F41-3

ASHIDI, A. G. F24-5

ASMAR, S. W. F22P-2

ASPLUND, H. F34-3

ASTAFYEVA, E. G30P-1, G36-5, GEH6-2

ATHIENO, R. G30P-10

ATKINSON, D. H. F22P-2

ATKINSON, J. DB27-2

ATKINSON, R. C2-1, C2-2

AUBRY, P. J. B35-1, FB15-2

AUSTIN, D. D7-2

AZADIFAR, M. E19-1

AZAN, A. K11P-7, K5-3, K12-3

AZAÑA, J. DC31-1

AZEMATI, A. F20-1

AZPILICUETA, F. G2-1, G41-3

AZPILICUETA, F. J. G39P-1

B

BAAN, W. A. J26-3

BABA, Y. E17-1

BACCARELLI, P. B31-4

BACCI, G. F12-2, F24-2, FB13-1

BADER, F. C12P-1, C35-3

BADINI, L. E8-2

BAEK, I. H. D35-2

BAGCHI, S. B23P-5

BAGCI, H. B8-3, B12-3

BAGCi, H. B6P-1, B17-3

BAGGEN, R. E24-3

BAI, J. D18P-3

BAI, L. B31P-5

BAIBAKOV, K. F1P-2, FB9P-1, F10-1

BAILEY, K. K7P-6, K7-2

BAJCSY, J. C36-3

BAJON, D. E24-4

BAKER, C. K11-1

BAKER, D. N. H2-3

BAKER, J. G30P-5, G34-2, J5-1

BAKER, J. B. H. G30P-8

BAKTI, A. N. A22-4

BALAKRISHNAN, G. D15-1

BALBASTRE, J. CA6-2

BALDINI, L. F8-1, F28-1

BALL, C. F25-3

BALLENTHIN, J. O. G9P-4

BALOCCO, C. C12-3

BALZANO, Q. K6-2

BANDARI, H. R. J5P-11

BANDURA, K. J33-2

BANDURA, K. M. J29P-1

BANDURKIN, I. V. D11P-1

BANERJEE, P. G29P-9, A17-3

BANERJEE, S. G47P-7

BANG, W. F8P-1

BANK, M. D18P-4

BANSAL, K. J28-3

BANSAL, R. B31P-4

BAQUIRAN, M. J2P-1

BARAN, A. B38-2, K8-2, K8-3, K9-3, K10-1, K18-2

BARBER, D. G. K18-1

BARBIERI, S. D15-3

BARBOSA, J. G43-1

BARBOT, N. DB4-2

BARDET, M. HGE22-4

BARI, F. B23P-2

BARKER, H. FB9P-1

BARNUM, J. F10-4

BARON, P. F6-2

BARRUETO, I. J5P-6

BARTOLINI, M. J27-2

BARTOLINI, M. B. EFGHJ3-5

BARTON, T. W. D34P-1

BARYSHEV, A. J18-2, J21-1

BARYSHEV, A. M. J5-3

BASHAR, M. C30-1, C30-2

BASHIR, M. F. H5-3

BASILIO, L. I. E16-1

BASSA, C. J32-3

BASSA, C. G. J30-2

BAST, J. J5-1, J19-2

BASTIAN, T. HJ26-3

BASTIAN, T. S. HJ24-1

BASTIANELLI, L. E21-1, EB26-2

BATHURST, J. N. C28-3

BATTERSBY, C. J21-3

BAUDRY, A. J2-1, J2-4

BAUMGARDNER, J. G36-1

BAYAT-MAKOU, N. B22P-5, B28-2

BAYFORD, R. B29-1, K18-3

BAYKAL, A. B31P-4

BAYLIS, C. C17-2

BAYNES, F. DA12-1

BAYONA, V. HGE23-3

BEASLEY, A. J36-3

BEASLEY, A. J. J28-2

BEATTIE, S. A18-2, A19-2

BEAUCHAMP, R. M. F10-2

BECERRA, J. E23-2

BECHTEL, T. FB17-2

BEDOSTI, F. EFGHJ3-5

BEHARI, J. K11P-3

BEHERA, G. B6P-3, D23-3, D24-1

BELACEL, C. D15-3

BELAIZI, Y. DB2-3

BELEHAKI, A. G23P-4, G23P-8, G23-2

BELGIOVANE, D. F1-2

BELINSKIY, B. P. B27-1

BELKIN, M. A. D15-2

BELL, D. J. F22P-2

BELLIZZI, G. G. K9-1

BELOSTOTSKI, L. E8P-2

BELOY, K. DA10-1

BELTAYIB, A. CB23-4

BELYAKOV, A. EFGH33-2

BEN MABROUK, M. C35-3

BENARROCH, A. F22-2

BENIGUEL, Y. G35P-1, G9-4

BENMAHMOUD, F. BD36P-1

BENNETT, R. J5-1

BEN-SHIMOL, Y. F24-3

BENSON, M. L. F20-2

BENSON, R. F. G36-4, HG19-2

BENSON, T. M. B29-2

BENTHEM, P. J5-1

BENTUM, M. J19P-1, J5P-14

BERBERIDIS, K. C2-3

BERCIANO ALBA, A. J19-2

BERCIGLI, M. B31P-8

BÉRENGER, J-P. B8-2

BERESFORD, R. J2P-1

BERESFORD, R. J. J41-2, J41-3

BERG, A. F3-1

BERG, W. F26-1

BERGE, L. B. D18-1

BERGEN, K. F20-2

BERGEOT, N. G32-3, GF10-4, GF12-3

BERGMAN, J. E. S. J19P-2

BERGMANN, J. R. F39-2

BERGSMA, H. E9-3

BERIZZI, F. F8-1

BERKENBOSCH, S. A7-2

BERNARD, J. A19-2

BERNARD, J. E. A13-2, A14-3

BERNHARDT, P. A. G40-2, G48-2, HG13-3, JG12-2

BERRILLI, F. G29P-8

BERSIN, E. C9-3

BERTELS, E. J19-2

BERTONE, E. HJ38-2

BERTUOL, S. E8-3

BESIERIS, I. M. B26-2

BEVACQUA, M. T. K15-3

BHADRA, S. K. DB27-1

BHALERAO, V. B. J5P-12

BHARDWAJ, A. JG8P-2, F36-2

BHARDWAJ, S. DB4-3

BHATT, A. N. G15-1

BHATTACHARYA, A. A5-4

BHATTACHARYA, R. B26-3, C37-3

BHATTACHARYYA, A. G11-2

BHATTACHARYYA, N. B22P-12

BIAGI, P. F. GEH4-2

BIANUCCI, P. D21-1

BIBB, D. A. K7P-4

BIBI, F. DB2-3

BIEDER, S. C13-1

BIEGEL, G. FC19-3

BIELER, M. DA33-5

BIESECKER, D. GHJ26-2

BIJ DE VAAATE, J. G. J5-1

BIJ DE VAATE, J. G. J3-1

BILAL, R. M. D18P-2

BILICKI, S. DA10-3, DA12-1

BILITZA, D. G39P-1, G2-2, G46-1, G46-2

BILLADE, B. J5P-13, J3-3

BILTZA, D. HG19-2

BINAGLIA, F. F12-2

BINDLISH, R. F14-3

BIRCHER, S. F14-2

BIRD, M. K. F22P-2

BISHOP, J. CA4-3

BISI, M. M. HG7-4

BISOGNIN, P. E8-2

BISWAS, S. K. F8P-2, F26-2

BIYE, L. A7-1

BLACK, R. J27-1

BLACKBURN, J. EB25-1

BLACKWELL, W. F31-1

BLACKWELL, W. J. F25-1, F25-2

BLAKE, B. H8-1

BLANCH, E. G23P-8, G23-2, G43-1

BLATT, R. C7-4

BLAUNSTEIN, N. F24-3

BLEIER, T. GEH6-5

BLINOV, I. A18P-1

BLOMMERS, A. E8-3

BLUM, L. W. H8-2

BLUNDELL, R. J15-3

BOARDSEN, S. A. H41-2

BOCCIA, L. F24-2

BOCK, D. C. -J. J37-2, J39-5

BODINIER, Q. CB18P-1

BOEHM, G. D15-2

BOGDANOV, S. J30-2, J32-3

BOGGS, L. HGE14-4

BOGOMAZ, O. V. G36-2

BOISSIN, J. HGE22-4

BOIX, R. R. B99P-10

BOJJA

VENKATAKRISHNAN, S. B24-3

BOLAJI, O. S. JG8P-1, G46P-1

BOLLI, P. EFGHJ3-5, J5-1, J11-1, J27-3

BOLOMEY, J-C. K7-1

BOLTON, S. J. HJ30-1

BOMHOLT, F. K17-1

BONDARENKO, Y. J24P-2

BONJOUR, R. D5-1

BONNEFOI, R. C1-1

BONNELL, J. W. H1P-3

BONNET, P. E12-1

BONNIN, X. HJ36-2

BONYADI-RAM, S. F36-2

BOOKJANS, E. DA10-3, DA12-1

BOOLER, T. J5-1

BOONSTRA, A. J. J19-2, J35-3

BOONSTRA, A-J. J5P-2

BORGES, B-H. V. B6-2

BORGESE, M. DB2-2

BORIA, V. E. B1P-16

BOROVSKY, J. HG21-3

BOROVSKY, J. E. HG19-3

BORTHAKUR, M. A2-3

BORTOLOTTI, C. EFGHJ3-5

BOSCH, W. B33P-10

BOSCH-LLUIS, X. F26-4

BOSE, S. DB27-1

BOSKA, J. G23P-6

BOSSE, S. C28-1

BOTELER, D. H. G1-3

BOTHA, A. R. E21P-3, E34-1, EFGHJ2-4

BOUCHAND, R. DA12-2

BOULANGER, X. F22-3

BOUNDS, S. R. H3-2

BOURGEADE, A. D18-2

BOURNE, H. G33-1

BOURQUI, J. K4P-1

BOUTIN, J. F40-2, F40-4

BOWDEN, W. DA12-1

BOWEN, J. J5P-17

BOWEN, M. J9-1

BOWER, G. C. J30-1, J30-2, J32-3

BOWERS, G. S. HGE20-1, HGE20-2

BOWMAN, T. K7P-6, K7-2

BOYARSKY, M. B20-2, B21-2

BOYD, T. J27-1

BOYD, T. A. J1-2

BOYKO, A. A18P-1

BOYLE, P. J. J33-2

BOZZI, M. B1P-7

BRAASCH, K. K4P-2, K17-2

BRADLEY, D. C. F25-3

BRADLEY, R. F. J1-4

BRAUN, R. J42-1

BRAUN, S. A. F25-1

BRAXMAIER, C. DA19-1

BRAY, J. R. C28-3

BRAZHENKO, A. I. HJ24P-11, HJ24P-10, HJ26-4, HJ32-1, HJ40-1

BRAZHENKO, A. HJ24P-2, HG7-2

BREINBJERG, O. B1P-14

BREITLING, F. HJ26-2, HJ27-2

BREITSCH, B. G33-1

BRENEMAN, A. H1P-3, H8-1

BRENER, I. D15-1, D15-2

BRENTJENS, M. HG7-4

BRETON, M. K12-3

BRIAND, C. HJ24P-11

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BRICZINSKI, S. J. HG13-3

BRIDGES, G. K4P-2, K17-2

BRIDGES, G. E. DB6-1

BRIETSCH, B. G31-4

BRIGGS, M. S. HGE22-1

BRINGER, A. F1-2, F32-2

BRINKERINK, C. J5P-2, J19-2

BRISKEN, W. F. J28-2

BRISTOW, W. A. G37-2

BROCCA, L. F16-3

BRODSKY, M. C9-4

BROGIONI, M. F1-2, F5-3

BROMBERG, Y. DC32-1

BRONCHALO, E. B1P-7

BRONFMAN, L. J5P-6

BROWN, A. J2P-1, J2-3

BROWN, K. K18-2

BROWN, P. GH21-1

BROWN, R. G. HGE14-4

BROWN, R. DA10-1

BROWN, S. F25-3

BROWN, S. T. F26-1, F26-4, F40-1

BRUENS, H. B32-1

BRUM, C. G. M. HG15-2

BRUNDELL, J. B. EFGH28-1

BRUNTZ, R. G47P-1

BRUYNINX, C. G32-3, GF12-3

BRYANT, J. G40-2

BUBNOV, G. M. F6-1

BUBNOV, I. HJ24P-3, HJ24P-2

BUCHERT, S. C. G9-2

BUCKLAND, R. A. G23P-10, G48-2, JG10-3

BUECHTER, K-D. F. F23-3

BUHARI, S. M. G9-3

BUI, V. P. A6-1, F34-1

BUKOV, V. Y. F6-1

BULLETT, T. G25-1

BULLOCK, G. L. G35-1

BULTITUDE, R. C10-3

BULTITUDE, R. J. C. F36-3

BUNTING, C. A17-2

BUNTON, J. J2-3

BUNTON, J. D. J2P-1

BURASA, P. A4-4

BURATTINI, C. K11P-8

BURCH, J. L. H33-4

BURESOVA, D. G23P-8, G23-2

BURGESS, D. H37-1

BURGHARDT, F. E9-1

BURKE-SPOLAOR, S. J30-1, J30-2, J32-3

BURLA, M. D1-3, D5-1, DC31-1

BURLAGA, L. F. HJ38-1

BURNS, J. O. J1-4

BURR, A. G. C30-1, C30-2

BUSACCA, A. C13-2

BUST, G. G30P-15, G23P-13, G33-3

BUST, G. S. G1P-1

BUTLER, B. J. J30-2, J32-3

BUTLER, B. J14-5, J30-1

BUTLER, M. K4P-2, K17-2

BUTLER, S. J. D23-4

BUTTU, M. J27-2

BYNDYCH, T. FB17-2

BYRNE, D. K7-4

C

CABOT, F. F31-2, F31-4

CADOSSI, R. K12-2

CAHOY, K. F25-2, G39-4, G45-4

CAI, Q. HGE14P-2

CAIRE, R. C1-2

CALDERS, S. GH19-3

CALFAS, R. G33-2

CALISTI, M. F24-2

CALLEGARO, L. AE10-3

CALOZ, C. B99P-8, C25P-2, B3-1, B7-3, B29-3, B32-2, C12-1, C31-3

CALVO, M. J9-3

CAMERA, F. K11P-8

CAMINITA, F. B9-1, B14-2

CAMISARD, E. DA12-1

CAMPBELL, S. D. B31P-11, B34-3

CAMPBELL-BROWN, M. D. GH19-2

CAMPIONE, S. E16-1

CAMPO, R. F24-2

CAMPS, A. G43-1

CANELO, A. C. K15P-1

CANNON, P. HG21-2

CANNON, P. D. HG17-2

CANTIN, E. DA12-1

CANTINI, F. EFGHJ3-5

CAPINERI, L. FB17-2

CAPOLINO, F. B4-1, B7-1, B34-1

CAPSONI, C. F23-1

CARBALLAR, A. DC32-3

CARBONARO, L. J27-3

CARBONI, V. E10-1

CARDOSO, F. D. C8-1

CARIGNAN, C. J14-4

CARILLI, C. J14-5, J35-4

CARLSON, B. HGE14P-3, J20P-1, J2-2

CARLSON, B. E. HGE16-1

CARLSTEN, B. E. HG19-3

CARLTON, A. G39-4, G45-4

CAROBBI, C. A16-1, E12-4

CARRANO, C. S. G9-1, G11-2, G18-2, G31-4

CARRETTI, E. J23-3

CARTER, B. G9P-12

CARTER, N. J1-3

CARVALHO, N. A4-5

CARVALHO, N. B. A20-1, A21-1

CARVO, J. F26-1

CASPANI, L. DC32-1

CASSAN, E. D21-2

CASSARA, A. M. K21-1

CASTANET, L. F22-3, FC19-3

CASTILLO, M. F31-3

CASTILLO, S. J1-3, J9-1

CASTRO, J. J27-1

CASTRO, J. J. J1-2

CATARINUCCI, L. BD36P-5

CATON, R. G. G9P-7, G13-3

CAUX, E. J19-3

CAVKA, D. E23-1

CECCONI, B. HJ26-3, HJ30-1

CECCUZZI, S. B31-4

CELESTIN, S. HGE18-3, HGE22-2

CENTA, V. A. GEH6-5

CERVERA, M. A. G35P-8, G35-2, G38-3

CESARONI, C. G29P-8, GF10-2, GF10-3, GF12-4, GF14-2

CESPEDES, O. K21-3

CHAFII, M. C35-3

CHAHARMIR, M. B31P-10, B31P-6

CHAHAT, N. F26-4

CHAKAROTHAI, J. K16P-1, E23-4, K16-2

CHAKER, M. C13-2

CHAKRABARTI, S. K. EFGH33-1

CHAKRABARTI, S. F18-2

CHAKRABORTY, A. K7P-6

CHAKRABORTY, R. F12-1, F22-1, FB9-3

CHAKRABORTY, S. G30P-5, G34-2, JG12-5

CHAKRABORTY, S. K. G47P-7, G30P-2, G45-3

CHALMERS, D. J2-2

CHAMANARA, N. B29-3, B32-2

CHAMBERLAIN, T. J27-1

CHAN, S. F14-3

CHANDRA, M. FC19-2, FC21-1

CHANDRA, P. J40-1

CHANDRASEKAR, C. V. F10-3

CHANDRASEKAR, V. F8P-2, F8-2, F8-3, F10-2, F26-1, F26-2, FB11-3

CHANG, H-C. D24-3

CHANG, S-C. HGE25-2

CHANTEUR, G. M. H43-1

CHARBONNEAU, A. A13-2

CHARTIER, A. G30P-15

CHATTERJEE, D. B22P-14, B31P-7, B14-3

CHATTERJEE, S. J5P-12, J30-2, J32-3

CHATTOPADHYAY, G. D11-1

CHATTOPADHYAY, R. DB27-1

CHAU, J. L. GH5-1

CHAUDHARI, S. J5P-16

CHAUDHARY, R. K. B99P-5

CHAVEZ, T. K7P-6

CHÁVEZ, J. G39P-3

CHAWLA, P. J30-3

CHEAITO, H. E23P-1

CHEBEN, P. D21-3

CHEEMA, A. C17P-1, C8-3

CHEHAB, A. C10-2

CHEN, A. B-C. HGE25-2

CHEN, B. D34P-3, H29-1

CHEN, C-C. F1-2, F25-3

CHEN, G. E11-1, K10-3

CHEN, H. C36-2, F8-2, F8-3, F10-2

CHEN, J. B10-1

CHEN, K-S. F37-2

CHEN, L. J. H33-4

CHEN, L. R. D3-3

CHEN, L. HJ24P-9, H5-3, H10-1, HJ34-1, HJ34-2, HJ36-1, J19-2

CHEN, M-W. B22P-13

CHEN, M. B9-2

CHEN, M-T. J40-2

CHEN, P-Y. BD36-2

CHEN, R. B8-3, B12-3

CHEN, S. A3P-1

CHEN, S-P. G41-1, G46-4, GHJ24-3

CHEN, W. A18-1, A18-2

CHEN, X. B35P-2, C26-4, C34-2, CB23-1, J19-2

CHEN, X. L. C25P-4

CHEN, Y. D34P-3, B99P-7, B99P-8, B22P-10, E14-3

CHEN, Z. HJ24P-5, HJ34-1, HJ36-1, J39-1

CHEN, Z. D. B6-1

CHENG, C. AE10P-1

CHENG, G. G. B24-2

CHENG, J. HJ34-4

CHENG, W. J41-2

CHENG, Y. C5-3

CHENGXIAN, G. B31P-2

CHERNEVA, N. H29-2, H42-4

CHERNIAK, I. G39P-2

CHERNIAK, I. I. GEH3-3

CHERNOV, A. G23P-5

CHERRY, M. L. HGE20-3

CHEVALIER, J-M. G32-3, GF12-3

CHEW, W. C. B6-4, B10-3, B17-1

CHI, P. J. H31-3

CHIARAMELLO, E. KBE3-3

CHIELLO, R. J5-1

CHIMIER, B. D18-2

CHIOCCHIO, S. C25-1

CHO, I-K. KBE3-1

CHO, Y. K. B31P-9

CHOI, B. K16-3

CHOI, D. F34P-1

CHOI, H. C9-3

CHOI, H-D. K11P-10

CHOI, J-W. F34P-1

CHONAN, A. GEH4-3

CHOU, J-K. HGE25-2

CHOUDHARY, R. K. JG8P-2

CHOUDHURY, S. GH7-2

CHOWDHURY, A. EFGHJ2-2

CHOWDHURY, E. D7-2

CHOWDHURY, S. A5-1, A5-2

CHRIST, A. K4-1

CHRISTIAN, H. HGE25-1

CHROSTOWSKI, L. DC31-1

CHU, S. T. DC32-1

CHU, X. C33-3

CHUAN, X. F5-2

CHUGUNOV, Y. V. HJ36-3

CHUNG, Y. J1-3

CHUNG, Y. S. J5P-7, J9-1

CIABATTA, L. F16-3

CICCIA, S. GF12-4

CIFELLI, R. F8-2

CIFRA, M. K17-3

CIL, K. B31P-4

CILLIERS, P. J. GF10-3, GF12-2

CIPOLLONI, F. F24-2

CIRAOLO, L. G39P-1

CIRET, C. DB25-2

CLARKE, P. F33-3

CLAUDEPIERRE, S. G. H2-3

CLAUDIO, B. G41-3

CLAVEL, E. E23P-1

CLAYTON, J. C29-2

CLÉNET, M. B23P-4

CLERICI, M. C13-2, D17-2

CLILVERD, M. H29-2, H42-4

CLILVERD, M. A. G48-3, H8-2, H10-3

CLOSE, S. GH21-3, GH27-2

COATES, A. J. H37-1

COATS, R. S. E16-1

COCCIA, A. F8-1

CODISPOTI, G. F24-2

CODRESCU, M. JG8-1

COEN, S. D35-1

COFIELD, R. F26-4

COGGER, L. L. FK2-3

COHEN, C. HJ26-3

COHEN, L. C17-2

COHEN, M. B. EFGH28-4, EFGH30-3, HGE16-2, HGE16-3, HGE18-1

COIMBRA, A. P. E34-3

COISSON, P. G36-5

COKER, C. G30P-11, G38-2, G45-2

COLAFRANCESCO, S. J20P-2

COLELLA, R. BD36P-5

COLEMAN, C. J. G16-2, G35-3

COLGATE, T. J5-1

COLLABORATION, H. J35-2

COLLARD, F. FB13-1

COLLARDEY, S. B33P-4

COLLETT, I. G33-1

COLLIANDER, A. F3-1, F14-1, F16-2

COLOMBIER, J-P. D18-3

COMBLET, F. F35-1

COMITE, D. B35-3

COMORETTO, G. J5-1

CONCEICAO, R. C. K7-4

CONIL, E. K16P-2

CONNERNEY, J. E. P. HJ30-1

CONNOR, L. D. J30-4

CONNORS, M. GF12-2, H41-5

CONROY, J. P. G9P-11, G11-3

COOK, S. DA12-3

COOKE, W. GH21-1

COOPER, C. G30P-15

COQUILLAT, S. HGE14-3

CORBACIO, M. K11-1

CÓRCOLES, J. K19-2

CORDER, S. A. J15-1

CORDES, J. M. J30-2, J31-1, J32-3

CORDOVA, F. C. J22-2

CORNILLEAU-WEHRLIN,

N. H41P-1, H41-2

CORONA-ROMERO, P. G30P-4

CORRE, Y. C10-4

CORREIA, E. GF12-1

CORREIA, L. M. C8-1, FK2-1, FK2-2

COSH, M. F18-4

COSMOPOULOS, S. F24-2

COSTA, E. G9P-9

COSTA, E. P. O. G9P-4, F34-2

COSTA, F. DB2-2

COSTABILE, J. HG17-3

COSTANZO, A. DBC20-2, DBC20-3

COSTEN, F. B8P-1, B8-2

COSTER, A. G39-4, G45-4

COSTER, A. J. GF14-1, JG10-2

COTTINET, P-J. BD36P-3

COUSINS, D. F25-2

COVES, A. B1P-16, B1P-7

COX, C. D3-2

COX, P. J13-1, J36-2

CRADDOCK, I. K7-4

CRAEYE, C. B14-1

CRAMER, E. HGE22-1

CRAWFORD, F. J31-1

CREAGH, S. C. B29-2, E24-3, EB25-1

CREPAZ, A. F5-2

CRESCI, L. J27-3

CREW, A. H8-1

CROCCO, L. K9-1

CROSSE, B. J5-1

CRUZ, P. A21-2

CRUZ, P. M. A20-1, A21-1, T1-1

CRUZ-POL, S. F31-1

CUCCOLI, F. F8-1

CUCHO-PADIN, G. EFGHJ3-3

CUCINOTTA, A. DB27-3

CUERVO, F. F24-1

CUI, S. E11-1

CUI, T. J. B9-4

CUI, T. B13-2

CUI, Y. F3-2

CULLY, C. M. H6-3, H8-3

CUMANAN, K. C30-2

CUMMER, S. HGE23-1

CUMMER, S. A. HGE20-1, HGE20-2, L1-1

CURWEN, C. D11-3

CUSHLEY, A. C. JG12-4

CWALINA, K. K. FK2-1

CZYLWIK, A. C13-1

D

D’ADDARIO, L. J5P-17

DA SILVA, C. L. H6-2

DAGANZO EUSEBIO, E. F31-3

DAHMAN, G. F38-5

DAI, L. C37-2

DAI, Q. B17-1, D8-4

DAI, Q. I. B10-3

DALARSSON, M. B29P-1, B29-1

DALBINS, J. F27-3

DALKILIC, A. A2-1

DALTON, L. R. D1-3

D'AMICO, M. F8-1

D'ANGELO, G. G9P-3

DANILKIN, N. P. G23-1

DANILOGORSKAYA, E. A. G47-2

DANILOV, I. S. G23-1

DANKLMAYER, A. FC19-3

DANSKIN, D. W. G1-3, G36-3, G40-3, GF12-2

DANSKIN, D. GHJ20-3

DANZMANN, K. D9-1

DAO, T. G9-3

DARAK, S. J. C31-1, C36-4

DARAK, S. FC21-2

DARROUZET, F. GF12-3, H41-2, H42-4, HG21-1

DAS, M. DA10-2

DAS, N. N. F16-2

DASGUPTA, A. G47P-7, G45-3

DASH, S. K. K. A2-2, A2-3

DASHTI ARDAKANI, M. B33P-7, B33P-11

DA-SILVA, B. C28-1

DATTA, A. J20P-2, JG12-5

DATTA, S. BD36-1, DA12-2

DATTA-BARUA, S. G1P-1, G33-3

DAVANCO, M. I. C7-1

DAVARPANAH JAZI, S. K11-1

DAVIDSON, D. B. EFGHJ3-1

DAVIS, B. A17-2

DAVY, M. E15-2

DAWSON, J. F. E13-2

DAWSON, L. E13-2

DAY, C. K. J5P-8

DE, A. F22-1

DE, K. J2P-2, J31-3

DE BERNARDIS, P. J21-1

DE BIAGGI, M. EFGHJ3-5

DE BOER, A. I. HGE22-4

DE CHATELLUS, H. G. DA19-3

DE DOMENICO, A. C1-2

DE FRANCESCHI, G. G29P-8, GF10-3, GF14-2

DE GASPERIN, F. JG8-3

DE GRAAUW, T. J21-1

DE JULI, M. C. HGE23-4

DE LA LUZ, V. G30P-4, HJ38-2

DE LARQUIER, S. G37-3

DE LERA ACEDO, E. J5P-15, J11-1

DE MATTHAEIS, P. EFGHJ0-4, F32-1

DE PAULA, E. G9P-9

DE PAULA, E. R. G9P-6, G45-1

DE SILVA, S. E8P-2

DE SPIEGELEER, A. GH27-1

DE VICENTE, J. CA4-1

DE VILLIERS, D. I. J3-2

DEAL, W. R. F26-4

DEBOER, D. R. J35-2

DECKER, R. B. HJ38-1

DECK-LEGER, Z-L. B32-2

DECROZE, C. B35-2

DEFER, E. HGE14-3

DEGARDIN, V. E8P-1

DEGAUQUE, P. CA4P-1, E8P-1

DEHANT, V. F22P-2

DEIERLING, W. HGE23-3

DEKEMPER, E. A7-2

DEKINE, I. G23P-13

DEL CORPO, A. H31-1

DEL HOUGNE, P. CDB14-2, E15-1, E24-1, EB25-2, EB25-3

DEL MORO, D. G29P-8

DELCROIX, T. F40-2

DELLA GIOVAMPAOLA, C. B1P-13

DELLA VALLE, E. K11P-8, K12-2

DELPRAT, S. C13-2

DELZANNO, G. L. H5-1, HG19-3, HG21-3

DEMEKHOV, A. HG21-1

DEMEKHOV, A. G. H1P-4, HJ34-3, HJ36-3

DEMENTIEVA, N. F36-1

DEMIR, H. V. DB4-1

DEMIR, O. B1P-3

DEMOREST, P. DJ28-2, J30-1, J30-2, J32-3

DENG, X. H. H42-3

DENG, Y. A12-1, B15-3, DA33-5, GHJ22-1

DENIAU, V. E4-1, E5-1, E6-1, E23-3, EFGHJ0-2

DENIDNI, T. DB2P-2

DENIDNI, T. A. B33P-11

DENIS, L. HJ24P-3

DENISENKO, P. F. G23P-11, G23P-3

DENMAN, N. J4-3

DENNIS, T. DA33-2

DENTON, M. H. H31-2

DENTON, R. E. H6-2

DEO, D. K. J5P-9

DERKSEN, C. F3-1

DEROO, R. F18-2

DESAI, M. I. H33-4

DESCAMPS, L. K11P-7

DESCHAMPS, F. K11-1

DESHPANDE, K. G11-3, G33-3

DESMOND, D. K18-1

DETTMANN, C. P. EB26-3

DEWDNEY, P. J42-1

DEWDNEY, P. E. J42-2

DI ROLLO, S. G29P-8

DÍAZ, J. A13-4

DICANDIA, F. A. DB2-2

DIEUDONNE, A. E12-3

DIKMEN, F. B27-3

DILIBERTO, M. F25-2

DIMANT, Y. S. GH8-1

DING, K. D18P-3

DING, K-H. F14-1

DING, W. J. D13-2

DINNAT, E. F41-2

DINNAT, E. P. F40-1, F40-4

DIONIGI, M. D34-3, DBC20-2, DBC20-3

DIOP, M. S. E23P-1

DJERAFI, T. C28-2

DJUTH, F. T. GH19-4

DMITRIEV, P. N. J5-3

DOBBS, M. J33-2

DODSON, R. J24-3, JG10-1

DOERSCHER, S. DA12-1

DOGAN, D. A2-1

DOGARU, T. B35-3

DOHERTY, P. J5P-7, J1-3, J9-1

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DONG, X. B15-3, F41-1

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DOORNBOS, E. G30P-1

DÖRINGSHOFF, K. DA19-1

DOROVSKYY, V. V. HJ24P-11, HJ24P-10, HJ40-1

DOROVSKYY, V. HJ24P-3

DORS, E. A. HG19-3

DOU, J. C37-7, F38-1

DOUGHERTY, M. K. H37-1

DOUGLAS, M. K4-1

DOUGLAS, T. J. CB23-2

DOUMA, E. EFGH28-1, H8-2

DOVIS, F. GF10-3

DOYLE, J. G23P-13

DRISSI, M. K16-1

DROB, D. P. G38-2, G45-2

DRUSHKA, K. F41-3

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DU, H. B38-3

DU, J. HJ24P-5, HJ34-2

DU, T. D1P-1

DU, W. A3-3

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DUAN, R. J22-1

DUAN, Y. F1-2

DUBÉ, P. A14-3

DUCHATEAU, G. D18-2

DULWICH, F. J34-4

DUN, J. HJ24P-5

DUNBAR, S. F3-1, F16-2

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DUNNNING, A. J5P-7

DUNST, P. A18-2

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DURGONICS, T. GF12-2

DUROC, Y. BD36P-2, C26-3, CDB14-1

DWIVEDI, S. F34-3

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DWYER, J. R. HGE14-4, HGE20-2, HGE22-1, HGE22-3

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EICHELBERGER, H. GEH4-2

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EL MATBOULY, H. BD36P-2, C26-3

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FALCKE, H. J19-2

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FANG, N. A3-3

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FARA, A. J27-2

FAROOQUI, M. F. K20P-1, B7P-1, A5-3

FARRELL, W. M. HJ30-1

FARZAMI, F. B5-3

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FATHY, A. E. C26-1

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FAVERO, I. D15-3

FAWZY, H. FB13-2

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FAZELKHAH, A. K17-2

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FEAR, E. C. K4P-1

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FEDORYSHYN, Y. D1-3, D5-1

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FEDUN, V. GEH4-2

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FEI, X. CDB15-3

FELDMAN, A. DA33-2

FENG, T. D34-4

FENG, Y. C36-3

FENG, Z. B22P-4

FENSKE, R. G. G23-3

FÉRAL, L. F22-3, G11-4

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FERNANDEZ-PRIETO, A. B99P-10

FERNÁNDEZ-RUIZ, M. R. DC32-3

FEROJ, J. B1-1

FERRAZZOLI, P. F14-2, F16-1, F18-1

FERREIRA, M. M. C8-1

FETTERER, P. F25-4

FHAGER, A. K8-1, K9-2

FICHTE, L. O. E34-3

FIGUEIREDO, R. A4-5

FILIPOVIC, D. S. B22-2, B26-1

FINARDI, I. AE10-3

FINK, M. CDB14-2, E15-1, E24-1, EB25-2

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FIOCCHI, S. KBE3-3

FIORETTO, D. A. C7-4

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FISAHN, S. E9-2

FISCHER, D. FC19-1

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FISHER, J. R. J27-1

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FLOUME, T. E24-1

FLOURY, N. F20-3

FLYER, N. HGE23-3

FOERSTER, M. G30P-1

FOLKERS, T. W. J16-3

FORBES, D. C. J16-3

FORMICHELLA, V. A18-3

FÖRSTER, J. FC19-3

FORSYTHE, V. V. GH7-3

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FOSTER, J. C. H2-3

FOSTER, K. R. K6-2, K6-3

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FRANTSUZENKO, A. HG7-2

FRANTZUSENKO, A. V. HJ24P-10

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FRANZEN, T. JG10-1

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FRAYER, D. T. J22P-1

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FREUNDT RUEDA, R. G. J2P-3

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FRIGON, J-F. DB6-4

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FROLOV, V. L. HG15-1

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FU, H. HG13-3

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FU, S-S. B99P-4

FUCHS, B. E15-2

FUJIMOTO, H. K16-4

FUJIMOTO, K. H39-1, H42-3

FUJIMOTO, M. H37-1

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FULLEKRUG, M. EFGH31-1, HGE22-5

FÜLLEKRUG, M. HGE18-2

FULLER-ROWELL, T. G42-1, GHJ26-2

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FUNN, F. I. E13-2

FUSELIER, S. A. H33-4

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GABRIEL, P. FB9P-1, F10-1

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GAETA, A. D21-4

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GAIER, T. C. F26-1

GAILLOT, D. P. CA4P-1

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GALLOT, G. K11P-7

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GAMACHE, J. HGE20-2

GAMBY, E. GH19-3

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GANTA, S. S. KBE14-3

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GARCÍA-RIGO, A. G39-1

GARDINER-GARDEN, R.

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GARDNER, R. L. E15P-1, E10-2

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GARRY, J. L. F25-3

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GASDIA, F. W. G47P-3

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GAUFFRE, S. J2-4

GAUSSIRAN, T. G33-2

GAUTAM, R. K11P-12, K11P-3, K11P-6, K11P-5

GAVAN, J. E99P-1, D18P-4, C24-1

GAVRILUTA, C. C1-2

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GEBURA, M. H41P-6

GEDDERT, N. K18-2

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GENOVESI, S. DB2-2

GEORGE, D. J2P-1, J9-1

GEORGIADIS, A. DBC29-3

GEORGIEV, G. N. B25-4

GEORGIEVA-GROSSE, M.

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GERBERS, M. J5-1

GERTSVOLF, M. A13-2, A14-3, A19-2, AE9-1

GHAFFARI, R. H6-3

GHALYON, H. CB23-4

GHERM, V. E. G13-1, G47-2

GHODDOUSI-FARD, R. G29-2, GF12-2

GHOLAMI, R. B17-4

GHORAISHI, M. C37P-1

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GIARD, M. J21-2

GIBBLE, K. A18-2, A19-2

GILBERT, J. L. E14-2

GILCHRIST, B. HG21-3

GILCHRIST, B. E. HG19-3

GILES, B. H33-4

GILL, E. W. F35-2

GILL, P. DA12-1

GILLIES, R. G. G17-2, G40-3

GIMAN, F. N. K22-4

GIMENO, B. B1P-16

GIORDANENGO, G. GF12-4

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GIRVIN, S. M. C7-2

GIUNTA, M. DA12-2

GLAVIN, M. K7-3

GLAZUNOV, A. A. C35-2

GLOVER, I. C32-1

GLOVER, I. A. B22P-9, C2-1, C2-2

GLOWACKI, P. DA10P-2

GNANARAJ, S. J2P-2

GOBINET, C. K12-3

GODIN, O. A. G25-1

GODINHO, D. M. K7-4

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GOHLKE, M. DA19-1

GOKHALE, U. J2P-2

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GOLKOWSKI, M. H6-1, HG17-3, HGE16-2

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GOLTER, D. A. C9-1

GOLUBEV, E. J21-1

GÓMEZ, J. G39P-3

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GONCHARENKO, Y. V. F26-4

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GONG, P. D34P-3

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GONZÁLEZ, G. G43-1

GONZÁLEZ OVEJERO, D. B9-1

GONZALEZ-ESPARZA, J.

A. G30P-4

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GOPALAKRISHNAN, G. L. G29P-8

GORODNITSKIY, E. B1P-6

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GORZA, S-P. DB25-2

GOSWAMI, S. G29P-1, G29P-9

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GRAHAM, J. W. B1P-11

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GRAINGE, K. J. B. J34-3

GRAMMER, W. J14-5

GRANSART, C. EFGHJ0-2

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GRAU NOVELLAS, M. E16-2

GRAZIOSI, F. C25-1

GRAZIOSO, F. DC32-1

GRBIC, A. B11-1

GREBING, C. DA12-1

GREEDY, S. E24-3

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GREENBERG, J. H. J2-1

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GRIGUER, H. K16-1

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GRITSEVICH, M. GH27-3

GROGNOT, M. K11P-7

GRONWALD, F. E21-2, E34-3

GROS, J-B. EB25-3, EB26-1

GROSCHE, G. DA12-1

GROSS, N. C. HGE16-3

GROTE, H. DJ28-1

GROVES, K. G30P-6, G35P-6

GROVES, K. M. G9P-4, G9-1, G11-2, G18-2

GROVES, W. J27-1

GROVES III, W. M. J1-2

GROZOV, V. P. G35P-4

GRUBER, A. B33P-10

GRUZDEV, V. D7-1, D7-2

GRYNYSHYNA-POLIUGA,

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GUAN, K. C37-7

GUERRIERO, L. F16-1, F18-1, F20-3

GUEVARA, D. C10-1

GUHA, D. B22P-1

GUIDONI, A. E8-3

GUILLET DE CHATELLUS,

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GULYAEV, Y. D1P-4

GULYAEVA, T. G48-1

GULYAEVA, T. L. G47-4

GUNARATNE, T. J20P-1, J2-2

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GUSHIN, M. E. HGE23-2

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GUVENC, I. C35-5

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HADJSAID, N. C1-2

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HAGNESS, S. C. KBE14-3

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HAJJI, M. C12-3

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HALL, P. J5-1

HALLIKAINEN, M. T. F1-3

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HAMPSON, G. J2-3

HAMPSON, G. A. J2P-1

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HAMRIN, M. GH27-1

HAMZA, A. G43-3

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HAN, P. GEH3-1

HAN, S-M. E21P-2

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HANCOCK, P. J32-1

HANIFEH, M. B34-1

HANNACHI, C. CB18-1

HANSEL, W. DA12-2

HANSEN, P. B33P-9

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HAO, Y. G9P-1, G29P-4, B7-4

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HARIDIM, M. E99P-1, D18P-4, C24-1

HARP, G. R. EFGHJ0-3

HARRIS, L-R. K22-5

HARRIS, T. J. G25-2

HARTLEY, D. P. H3-2

HARTMANN, T. EB25-1

HARVEY-SMITH, L. EFGHJ2-5

HASEGAWA, N. DBC30-2

HASHIMOTO, Y. K6-3

HASHMI, R. M. B22P-3

HASSAN, A. M. B14-3

HASSAN, D. C29-2

HASSAN, M. A. B8P-2

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HAVELKA, D. K17-3

HAVIA, T. F27-2

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HAYAKAWA, M. GEH4-2

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HAYMAN, D. B. J1-3, J9-1

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HE, W. AE10P-1

HE, X. C26-4

HE, Y. C25P-4

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HEBRARD, Y. BD36P-3

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HEGAI, V. V. GEH4-1

HEGEDUS, A. HJ26-3

HEILIG, B. H28-2, H31-1, H31-3

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HEIN, W. Z. G29-3

HEIRIES, V. C1-2

HEITMANN, A. J. G23P-1, G35-2

HEKKALA, A. F38-1

HELANDER, J. B17-2

HELLINGER, P. H37-3

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HENDERSON, M. G. HG19-3

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HENEGHAN, C. F26-1

HENI, W. D1-3, D5-1

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HENKEL, C. J26-3

HENLEY, E. M. G1P-4

HENZE, C. E. EFGHJ0-3

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HESSELS, J. W. T. J30-2, J32-3

HEW, Y. M. GH21-3

HEYGSTER, G. F1P-1, F1-1

HEYMAN, E. B31-2, B37-3

HICKEY, D. G36-1

HICKISH, J. J4-1

HIDALGO RAMIREZ, R. F. HJ24-4

HIDALGO RAMÍREZ, R. F. J19-1

HIGASHI, R. H41P-5

HIGASHIO, N. H12-1

HIGGINSON-ROLLINS, M.

A. HGE18-1

HIKAGE, T. K16-4

HIKISHIMA, M. H1P-5, H1-2, H3-3

HILARIO RE, P. D. DBC29-4

HILL, C. C12-3

HILL, I. DA12-1

HILL, M. A. G30P-13

HIMENO, R. B8P-1

HIRAHARA, M. H12-1

HIRATA, A. K6-3, K11-3, K20-2, K23-3, K24-1

HIROOKA, S. GEH3-1

HIROSE, M. DA33-3

HIROTA, T. J24-2

HIRSCH, M. G15-1

HO, S-P. C13-2

HOBARA, Y. EFGH28-3, EFGH31-3, EFGH33-1, HGE20-1

HOBSON, R. DA12-1

HOCKING, W. K. GH21-2, GH27-3

HOESSBACHER, C. D1-3, D5-1

HÖGBERG, M. C33-1

HOGER, B. A13-2

HOLDSWORTH, D. A. G35-2

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HOLMES, J. M. G9P-7, G13-3

HOLMES, V. B22P-9

HOLMLUND, C. F27-2

HOLOPAINEN, J. CDB15-2

HOLZWARTH, R. DA12-2

HOLZWORTH, R. H. EFGH28-1, HGE20-2

HONARY, F. B31P-5, G30P-3, G30P-7, G1-3, HG17-2, HG21-2

HONG, F-L. DA10P-1

HONG, Q. C34-1, C35-1, C35-4

HONG, S-E. K11P-10

HONG, S. K. E15-3

HONG, Y-P. A3-1, DA33-1

HONMA, A. GEH3-1

HONMA, M. J24-2

HOORFAR, A. B37-1, C24-4

HOPPE, D. J5P-17

HOPPER, A. C30-3

HOQUE, M. M. G16-1, G39-3

HOR, Y. L. A6-1

HORGAN, K. F25-3

HORI, T. H12-1

HORIUCHI, S. J14-3, J38-4

HORKY, M. H39-2

HORLIN, F. C27-2

HORNE, R. B. H3-2, H41-1

HORVATH, G. H41P-6

HOSAKA, K. DA10P-1, DA19-2

HOSOKAWA, K. GF10-1, H12-1

HOSOMI, K. K2-2

HOSPODARSKY, G. B. H41P-1, H3-2, H41-2, HJ30-1

HOUSER, L. FB17-2

HOWARTH, A. G18-1, G40-2

HOWARTH, A. D. FK2-3

HSIAO, T-Y. D24-3

HSU, R-R. HGE25-2

HU, C. B15-3, C5-3, C37-1

HU, H. E21P-1, C34-1, C35-1, C35-4

HU, J. B6P-5

HU, Y. G23P-2

HUANG, C. G9P-7, C29-3, G13-3, GH8-2

HUANG, H. DB2-1, F14-1

HUANG, J. G29P-4, A20-3

HUANG, M. J19-2

HUANG, Q. C30-1

HUANG, S. Y. H42-3

HUANG, S. E21P-1

HUANG, S-W. D35-3

HUANG, X. A3P-1, G23-2

HUANG, Y. B33P-6, A22-1, H29-1

HUBA, J. D. JG12-2

HUDSON, H. S. HJ24-1

HUDSON, M. K. H6-2

HUNG, J. DB2-1

HUNSTAD, I. GF10-3, GF12-4, GF14-2

HUNTEMANN, M. F1-1

HUNTEMANN, N. DA12-4

HURTAUD, Y. FC19-3

HUSBANDS, R. C32-1

HUSIN, A. G9-3

HUSSEY, G. C. G35P-5, G40-3, GH5-2

HUT, B. J7-2

HUTCHINSON, M. G29P-8

HUTTNER, U. D7-3

HUYGHEBAERT, D. R. GH5-2

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IAKUBIVSKYI, I. F27-3

IBRAHIM, H. D17-2

ICHIJO, J. DA33-3

IDO, T. A14-1

IDSERDA, J. J41-1

IESS, L. F22P-2

IGLESIAS, T. P. B1P-4

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IGUCHI, T. F10-4

IIJIMA, B. A. GHJ24-1

IISCHI, M. G23-2

IJJEH, A. A. B6P-2

IKEHATA, M. K11P-9

IL’IN, G. N. F6-1

ILBIS, E. F27-3

IMACHI, T. H41P-5, B35P-3, H1P-5, H3-3

IMAI, H. J26-3

IMAI, M. HJ24P-3, HJ30-1

INABA, H. DA19-2

INAGAKI, K. D1-2

INAL, M. E. A2-1

INDERMUEHLE, B. EFGHJ2-5

INOUE, H. E18-4, EFGH28-2

INTEMA, H. JG8-3

IONO, D. J13-3

IORKYASE, E. C2-1, C2-2

IPATOV, A. J24P-2

IRIMAJIRI, Y. F6-2

ISERNIA, T. K9-1, K15-3

ISHIGURO, M. J36-1

ISHII, K. K11P-11

ISHII, M. G30P-14, G34-3

ISHIKAWA, A. HGE20-1

ISHIMARU, A. F30-1

ISHISAKA, K. H1P-5, G44P-1, G44P-2, G47P-5, H3-3

ISHWARA-CHANDRA, C.

H. J34-2

ISKANDER, M. F. K7P-4, C3-1

ISLAM, M. M. CDB15-1

ISLAM, S. B22P-15

ISLAM, S. M. M. C3-1

ITINA, T. E. D18-3

ITO, K. K5-4

ITOH, T. D11-3

IVANENKO, Y. B1P-12, B29-1

IVANOV, D. G23P-5

IVANOV, V. G23P-5

IVANTISHIN, O. HJ24P-2

IVONINSKY, A. V. B31P-13

IVRLAC, M. T. E24-3

IWAI, K. HJ24-1

IWANAMI, H. K11P-11

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JAAFAR, H. B33P-4

JAAKKOLA, K. BD36-3

JABER, A. C2-2

JABER, A. A. C2-1

JACKSON, B. B22-1

JACKSON, D. G30P-15

JACKSON, D. R. B10-1

JACKSON, T. F14-3

JACKSON-BOOTH, N. JG8-1, JG10-3

JACKSON-BOOTH, N. K. G23P-10, G48-2

JACOB, M. F41-3

JACOB, Z. DB27-2

JACOBS, C. J14-3

JACOBS, C. S. J38-4

JACOBSEN, K. S. GF12-2

JACOBSEN, R. E. B33-2

JAGDHUBAR, T. F16-2

JAHANI, S. DB27-2

JAIO, Y. G31-4

JAKOWSKI, N. G16-1, G39-3

JALALI, B. L2-1

JALDEN, N. F34-3

JAM, A. D13-3

JAMES, G. G40-2, HG15-1

JAMES, H. G. FK2-3, G36-4, G37-1, G40-3, HG13-2

JAMLOS, M. F. K22-4

JÄMSÄ, T. C33-1

JAN, G. A. B24-2

JANA, D. G47P-7, G30P-2, G45-3

JANA, S. FB9-4

JANDIERI, V. B31-4

JANHUNEN, P. F27-1, F27-3

JANSKY, J. GEH6-4, HGE23-3

JÁNSKÝ, J. HGE14P-2

JANZEN, A. J5P-17

JARGON, J. DA33-2

JARNOT, R. F25-3

JARUFE, C. J5P-6

JAUNCEY, D. L. J38-4

JAYACHANDRAN, P. T. G30P-10, G11-1, G18-1, GF12-2

JAYACHANDRAN, T. P. G47P-9, G46-3, G47-3

JAYASWAL, G. D22-4

JAYNES, A. H6-1

JEAN, M. A. G9P-11

JEANNIN, N. F22-3

JEFFERY, C. A. H5-1, H31-2

JEFFREY, I. B13-3, K9-3, K18-2

JEFFS, B. J27-1

JEGANATHAN, K. J5P-7, J1-3, J9-1

JEON, G. B1P-8

JEON, S. B. KBE3-1

JEONG, Y. U. D35-2

JESTIN, Y. C13-2

JEYAKUMAR, S. J25-1

JEZEK, K. F5-3

JEZEK, K. C. F1-2

JIA, Y. HJ24P-5

JIAN, B. A18-2, A19-2

JIANG, C. G23P-2, HG13P-2

JIANG, H. D34P-3

JIANG, J. F26-4

JIANG, L. J. B10-3

JIANG, L. C7-2

JIANG, M. B6P-5

JIANG, R. E18-2

JIANG, Y. D8-5

JIANG, Z. H. B11-2

JIAO, Y. G33-1

JIKE, T. J24-2

JIN, C. E21P-1, J22-1

JIN, H. G30P-14, G34-3

JIN, J-M. B8-1

JIN, T. B35-5, B38-3

JIN, X. C13-2

JIN, Y. E19-3

JIN, Z-J. B99P-4

JOBEZ, P. C7-4

JOHNSON, A. H8-1

JOHNSON, J. F1-2, F5-3, F32-2

JOHNSON, J. T. F25-3

JOHNSON, W. A. E16-1

JOHNSTON, T. DC32-1

JONAS, J. L. J42-3

JONES, E. K7-3

JONES, M. J5-1

JONES, W. L. F41-3

JONSSON, B. L. G. B1P-2, B4-2

JONUSCHEIT, J. A12-2

JOOF, S. K5-2

JORDANOVA, V. K. H5-1, H31-2

JORDÃO, M. A20-1, A21-2

JORDÃO, M. D. C. A21-1

JORGENSEN, A. M. H29-1, H31-1, H31-3

JORKOWSKI, P. B10-2

JOSHI, A. DA12-2

JOSHI, H. C36-4

JOSHIL, S. F10-2

JOSHIL, S. S. FB11-3

JOURIER, A. F24-2

JOVANOVIC, N. F27-1

JOVIC, S. B23P-4

JUAN, J. M. G23P-8, G43-1

JUDD, M. C2-1, C2-2

JUDGE, J. F18-2, F31-1

JUHASZ, L. H29-3

JUHÁSZ, L. H4-1

JULLIEN, C. E12-3

JUNQUA, I. E8-3

JURA, E. G9-2

JUSWARDY, B. J5-1

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KABALAN, K. Y. C10-2

KABIN, K. JG12-4

KACHOROVSKII, V. D22-1

KADDOUR, D. DB2P-1, BD36-5

KAEPPLER, S. G15-1

KAEPPLER, S. R. G15-3

KAILASAM MADATHIL, A. JG8P-2

KAINA, N. E24-1

KAISER, F. D21-2

KAJITA, M. A12-3

KAKA, R. O. JG8P-1

KAKINAMI, Y. G46-5

KAKISHIMA, Y. C35-5

KALB, C. HGE23-3

KALE, R. J5P-9, J5P-3, J34-2

KALINICHENKO, M. HJ24P-2

KALINICHENKO, N. HJ24P-3

KALYNOV, Y. K. D11P-1

KAMALABADI, F. EFGHJ3-3

KAMANDI, M. B34-1

KAMBHAMPATI, P. DB25-1

KAMOGAWA, M. HGE20-1

KANAURA, R. B35P-3

KANDWAL, A. B99P-8

KANG, N-W. A6P-1, A3-1, A22-4, DA33-1

KANG, T-W. A6P-1

KANGASLAHTI, P. F26-4

KANNO, A. C12-2, D1-2

KANONIUK, H. J1-3, J9-1

KAPP, F. E21P-3

KARAEV, V. Y. F7-2

KARAMAN, M. K7P-1

KARDASHEV, N. J21-1

KARKI, S. B14-1

KARUNARATHNE, N. E17-3

KARUNARATHNE, S. E17-3, HGE14-2

KASABA, Y. H1P-5, H3-3, H12-1

KASAHARA, S. H12-1

KASAHARA, Y. H41P-4, H1P-5, G29-3, H3-3, H12-1

KASAMATSU, A. C12-2

KASEMANN, C. J1-1

KASHCHEYEV, A. G35P-6, G2-1, GF14-3

KASHCHEYEV, A. S. G35P-3

KASHCHEYEV, S. G35P-6

KASHCHEYEV, S. B. G35P-3

KASLIS, K. B1P-14

KASMI, C. E4-1, E5-1, E6-1

KASPER, J. C. HJ26-3

KASPI, V. J33-2

KASPI, V. M. J30-2, J32-3

KASSIM, N. F31-1

KASTNER, R. B9-3

KATAMZI, Z. G31-2

KATOH, Y. H3-1, H3-3, H12-1, H43-3

KATORE, S. N. EFGHJ2-6

KATORI, H. DA10-2

KATSAV, M. B31-2

KAUFMANN, P. HJ24-4, J19-1

KAWAGUCHI, N. E22-2, J24-2

KAWANISHI, T. C12-2, D1-2

KAWASAKI, Y. K2-2

KAWASE, K. K11P-2

KAZAMA, Y. H12-1

KEANE, E. F. J29-1

KEELER, G. A. D15-1

KEIKA, K. H12-1, H41-5

KEIMPEMA, A. J30-2

KELLEHER, E. D8-1

KELLEY, N. A. HGE20-2

KENDALL, E. G15-1

KENNEY, D. J5-1

KERO, A. H8-4

KERO, J. GH21-1, GH27-1

KERR, Y. H. F14-2, F31-2, F31-4

KERR, Y. F14-3, F16-1

KESARAJU, S. GH27-4

KESTILÄ, A. F27-1

KEYES, D. B8-3, B12-3

KEZZO, M. B35-4

KHAN, B. A. B19-2

KHAN, F. B22P-9, C32-1

KHAN, I. J5P-12

KHAN, K. K7P-6

KHAN, M. B22P-14

KHAN, S. C36-3

KHAN, T. A2-2, A2-3

KHAN, U. C2-2

KHAZAAL, A. F31-4

KHENCHAF, A. F35-1

KHODADAD, D. K18-3

KHOTYAINTSEV, Y. V. H42-3

KHUDCHENKO, A. V. J5-3

KIAEE, A. A20-2

KIKUCHI, H. EFGH30-1, HGE25-3

KILIC, O. A16-3, C26-1, C26-2, CB18-2

KIM, B. C. KBE3-1

KIM, D. H12-2

KIM, J. C7-2, C9-2, K16-3

KIM, J-H. A6P-1

KIM, S-W. D23-1, KBE3-1

KIM, S-M. KBE3-1

KIM, S. D23-1, F16-2

KIM, Y. G. DBC29-1

KIM, Y-J. D23-1

KIM, Y. F3-1

KIMBALL, J. F3-1

KINOSHITA, T. E23-4

KINTNER, C. E. A1-3

KIOTONAEVA, N. G. G23-1

KIRA, M. D7-3

KIRBY, B. C9-4

KIRIYAMA, T. H43-3

KISELEV, O. S. J5-3

KISHK, A. D18P-3

KISHK, A. A. B8P-2, B22P-7, J5P-1, B7P-2, B99P-1, B22P-5, B22P-16, B28-2

KITA, T. H41P-5

KITAHARA, M. H3-1

KLAGES, P. J33-2

KLEIN, I. FC19-1

KLEIN, J. G37-2

KLEIN, K-L. C28-1, HG7-3, HJ26-1, HJ36-2

KLEIN-WOLT, M. J19-2

KLETZING, C. A. H1P-3, H1-2, H2-3, H3-2, H10-3

KLETZING, C. H41P-1, H2-1, H2-2, H41-2

KLINKENBUSCH, L. B18-1, B31-2, B32-1

KLIONOVSKI, K. B7P-1

KLISSAROV, M. C31-3

KLUMPAR, D. H8-1

KLUSKENS, M. S. B14-3

KLYGACH, D. A6-3

KNEE, L. J5P-10

KNEPP, D. L. G13-2

KNUBLE, J. F25-3

KOBARI, T. GEH3-1

KOBAYASHI, H. J24-2

KOBAYASHI, K. B23P-3, B16-3

KOBAYASHI, T. DA10P-1, DA19-2, FC19-4

KOCH, S. W. D7-3

KOCHKIN, P. HGE14P-3, HGE22-4

KOCIS, I. H41P-6

KOCZ, J. F25-3

KODERA, S. K23-3

KODERA, T. B29P-2

KOH, K. EFGH31-1, HGE18-2, HGE22-5

KOJ, S. E9-2

KOJIMA, H. H41P-4, H41P-3, H1P-5, H3-3, H12-1

KOJIMA, K. K23-3

KOJIMA, M. K16P-1

KOJIMA, S. FC19-4

KOJIMA, T. J5-2

KOJIMAHARA, N. K11P-13

KOKE, S. DA12-1

KOLCHEV, A. G23P-12

KOLIADIN, V. HJ24P-3

KOLMASOVA, I. HGE14-3, HJ30-2

KOLMAŠOVÁ, I. H41P-1

KOLOSKOV, A. V. G35P-3

KOMIYAMA, A. B31P-3

KOMJATHY, A. JG12-2

KONDO, F. H41P-5

KONE, L. E8P-1

KONOVALENKO, A. A. HJ24P-11, HJ24P-1, HJ24P-10, HJ32-1, HJ40-1

KONOVALENKO, A. HJ24P-3

KONOVALENKO, O. HJ24P-2

KONOVALENKOI, A. A. HJ26-4

KOOISTRA, E. J2-3

KORANY, N. O. CB20-1

KOROBKOV, S. V. HGE23-2

KOROGLU, M. G31-1

KOROGLU, O. G31-1

KOROLEV, A. F1P-2, F10-1

KORONCZAY, D. H29-2, H29-3, H42-4

KORSUNOVA, L. P. GEH4-1

KOSCH, M. EFGH31-1, HGE22-5

KOSHELETS, V. P. J5-3

KOSHOVY, V. HJ24P-2

KOSMOVICH, T. J21-1

KOSTENKO, V. J26-3

KOSZ, P. T. FK2-2

KOTOV, D. V. G36-2

KOTOVSKY, D. A. E19-2

KOTULAK, K. G39P-4

KOTZEV, M. E21-2

KOUBA, D. G23P-6, G23-2

KOUNTOURIS, A. C36-1

KOUSRI, M. R. E23-3

KOUSRI, R. EFGHJ0-2

KOUZNETSOV, A. H8-3

KOVAL, A. HJ24P-3

KOVALCHUK, E. DA19-1

KOVALEV, Y. Y. J26-2

KOVITZ, J. M. A16-2, B30-2

KOYAMA, S. K11P-1, K20-2

KOYAMA, Y. A16P-1, A17-2

KRAEMER, K. G35P-6

KRAMER, M. J1-1, J22-4, J29-4, L0-1

KRANKOWSKI, A. G39P-4, G47P-4, G39P-2, GEH3-3

KRANOLD, L. B35-4

KRASNOK, A. B3-2

KRAUS, A. J22-4

KRAUT, S. G1-2

KRCO, M. J22-1

KREHBIEL, P. HGE14-1

KREHBIEL, P. R. HGE14-4

KREITLOW, M. E21-2

KRIEGER, G. FC19-2

KRIMIGIS, S. M. HJ38-1

KRISTENSSON, E. FB9-2

KRISTENSSON, G. B1-2, B16-1, FB9-2

KRISTOFIC, T. H41P-6

KRIVOSUDSKY, O. K17-3

KRONJAEGER, J. DA12-1

KROUG, M. J5-2

KRUITHOF, G. HG7-4, J19-2

KRUPAR, V. HJ24P-8, HJ26-3

KRUPAROVA, O. HJ24P-8

KRYUKOVSKY, A. A. B25-1

KRZEMINSKI, Z. GH21-1

KUBOTA, Y. H2-2

KUDAKA, A. S. J19-1

KUDALE, S. J2P-2

KUDEKI, E. GH8-3

KUDRIN, A. HG21-1

KUDRIN, A. V. B31P-13, B5-5, B25-2

KUEN, L. B10-2

KUES, M. DC32-1

KUGA, Y. F30-1

KUHL, A. DA12-1

KUHL, U. EB25-3, EB26-1

KUIPER, T. J14-3

KUJA, S. O. E22-1

KUMAGAE, K. K5-4

KUMAMOTO, A. H1P-5, G47P-5, G44P-1, G46-5, H3-3

KUMAMOTO, K. D1P-2

KUMAR, A. J2P-2, C37-3

KUMAR, C. B22P-1

KUMAR, M. F10-2

KUMAR, R. B99P-5

KUMAR, S. EFGHJ2-6

KUMMEROW, C. D. F26-1

KUNDURI, B. S. R. G47P-1, G30P-8, GF12-2

KUNUGITA, N. K11P-11

KUO, C-L. HGE25-2

KURAPATI, S. J40-1

KURC, O. DB4-1

KURITA, S. H1P-3, H12-1, H41-5

KURKIN, V. I. G35P-4

KÜRNER, T. C37-4, F38-2

KUROKAWA, S. DA33-3

KURRANT, D. K8-2, K8-3, K10-1

KURTH, W. S. H41P-1, H3-2, H41-2, H41-5, HJ30-1, HJ38-1

KURUM, M. F18-4, T4-1

KUSTER, N. K19P-1, K4-1, K12-1, K17-1, K19-1, K19-2, K21-1, K22-2

KUSUNOKI, K. E18-4, EFGH28-2

KUTSUNA, T. K11-3

KU¨TT, J. F27-3

KUUSTE, H. F27-3

KUYKEN, B. DB25-2

KUZICHEV, I. H1P-6, H39-3

KUZMINA, E. B1P-15

KVICERA, M. F38-4

KWON, D-H. B7-1

KWON, J-Y. A6P-1, A3-1, A22-4, DA33-1

KWON, J-H. K11P-10

KYÖSTI, P. F38-1

L

LA, T. V. F35-1

LA GIOIA, A. K4-2

LA SPADA, L. B7-4

LAAKSO, H. H33-3

LAAKSO, I. K6-3, K20-2, K24-1

LABATE, M. G. J42-1

LABIB, M. C17-1, CB23-5

LABONTÉ, L. D21-2

LACASSE, R. J. J2-1

LADU, A. J5P-18

LAGERLOEF, G. S. E. F40-1

LAGO, H. K22-4

LAI, C. W. C9-1

LAI, H. H33-4

LAIER ENGLISH, E. M. A13-5

LAKHINA, G. S. H33P-1

LAL, D. V. J34-2

LALLÉCHÈRE, S. E12-1

LALY, P. E8P-1, CA4P-1

LAMBERT, D. HGE14-3

LAMBROZO, J. K11-1

LAMY, H. GH19-3, HG9-1

LAMY, L. HJ30-1

LAN, R. HGE14-3

LANDI, E. HJ26-3

LANDY, J. K18-1

LANE, C. A6-1

LANG, H-D. DBC20-1

LANG, R. H. A6-2, F18-4, F38-3, F41-2

LANG, S. F10-4

LANGE, R. DA12-4

LANGLEY, R. B. G18-1, G29-1, JG12-2

LANGSTON, G. I. EFGHJ3-6

LANGSTON, W. L. E16-1

LAPPALAINEN, J. B12-2

LARCHENKO, A. V. HJ36-3

LARSEN, M. F. G15-3, GH8-3

LARSEN, W. B. B31P-7

LASSONDE, P. D17-2

LATRACH, M. B22P-15, DBC30-1

LATTECK, R. GH21-1

LAURIA, E. F. J16-3

LAURIN, J-J. B26-4, DB6-4, K15-5

LAVOIE, B. R. K7-3

LAVROV, V. EFGH33-2

LAW, C. J. J30-1, J30-2, J32-3

LAZARIDIS, P. C2-1, C2-2, C32-1

LAZARIDIS, P. I. B22P-9

LAZIO, J. F22P-2, HJ26-3, J14-3, J30-2

LAZIO, T. J. W. J30-1, J32-3

LE, M. F8P-2

LE CONTEL, O. H4-3

LE COQ, Y. DA12-2

LE GOFF, R. A8-1

LE PENVEN, M. CB18P-1

LE TARGAT, R. A8-1, DA10-3, DA12-1

LE VINE, D. M. F32-1, F40-1, F40-4, F41-2

LEACH, M. J2P-1

LECACHEUX, A. HJ24P-3, HJ24P-2, HJ30-1

LEDUC-LEBALLEUR, M. F5-3

LEE, D. K7P-6

LEE, D-J. A3-1, A22-4, DA33-1

LEE, G. F8P-1

LEE, H. M. E18-1

LEE, H-C. F34P-1

LEE, J. D15-2, DBC29-4

LEE, J. K. B1P-11

LEE, K-L. D1P-3

LEE, M. C7-4

LEE, S. H. B31P-9

LEE, W-K. DA12-1

LEE, Y-C. F34P-1

LEE, Y-Z. B33P-2

LEE, Z. F25-2

LEE-WADDELL, K. J39-3

LEFERINK, F. E9-3, E21-3

LEFEVRE, A. CB18P-1

LEGARE, F. D17-2

LEGRAND, O. EB25-3, EB26-1

LEGROS, A. G. K11-1

LEHMAN, K. H. J5P-5

LEHMENSIEK, R. J3-2

LEHR, J. M. E10-1

LEHTINEN, N. HG21-1

LEHTINEN, N. G. HGE14P-3, HGE16-1

LEI, G. B31P-2

LEIBRANDT, D. R. DA12-3

LEITE, F. A21-2

LEITENSTORFER, A. D16-1

LEMAITRE AUGER, P. BD36P-1

LEMBEGE, B. H33P-2, H35-1

LEMES, M. K18-1

LEMMETYINEN, J. F3-1

LEMOULT, F. CDB14-2, E15-1, E24-1, EB25-2

LEO, F. D35-1, DB25-2

LEON, O. HG21-3

LEONG, K. F26-4

LEROSEY, G. CDB14-2, E15-1, E24-1, EB25-2, EB25-3

LEROUX, P. A7-2

LEROUX, X. D21-2

LESLIE, R. V. F25-1

LESSARD, M. R. H10-3

LEUSKI, V. F1-2

LEUTHOLD, J. D1-3, D5-1

LEVEQUE, T. A8-1

LEVIN, S. M. HJ30-1

LEVINE, D. F31-1

LEVINE, J. A13-1, A14-2, A15-1, AE9-2

LEYSER, T. B. G37-1, HG13-2

LEZIUS, M. DA12-2

LI, B. A5P-1, DA10-4

LI, C-L. B22P-13

LI, C. H29-1, KBE3-2

LI, D. B10-1, E19-1, J22-1

LI, G. GF12-2

LI, H. B31P-5, C8P-1, C35-1, C35-4, F1-2, F32-2

LI, J. C29P-1, G29P-3, G29P-2, G9P-2, C34-3, CA6-3

LI, K. D8-5

LI, L. B13-2, C7-2, E17-2, FB11-2

LI, M. B37-2, DC31-1, DC31-2, K10-2, K15-2

LI, N. C37-6, CA6-3

LI, S. J5P-4, B99P-4, DA10-4, HJ34-1

LI, T. A18-1

LI, W. C3-2, H1-3

LI, X. B99P-9

LI, Y. L. AE10P-2, AE10-1

LI, Y. B22P-4, A8-2, C37-1

LI, Z. B99P-4, G39P-4

LI, Z. J. B1P-8

LIAO, T-H. F14-1

LIAO, W. K22-1

LIBERTI, M. K11P-8, K5-3, K12-2

LICHTENBERGER, J. GF12-3, H4-1, H29-2, H29-3, H31-1, H31-3, H42-4, HG21-1

LIENARD, M. CA4P-1, E8P-1

LIHONG, G. HJ24P-5

LIKHACHEV, S. J21-1

LILES, W. G23P-13

LIM, B. H. F26-1

LIM, C. D1P-3, D3-1

LIM, E. K7P-4

LIM, J. E21P-2, D35-3

LIM, Q. F. E18-1

LIM, W. C33P-1

LIN, C. L. CA4-2

LIN, C-S. B22P-13

LIN, J-Y. CA4-2

LIN, S. E24-2, EB27-2

LIN, Y-S. B33P-2

LIND, F. G39-4, G45-4

LIND, F. D. G15-2, G17-1

LINDELL, I. V. B16-4

LINDQVIST, M. J14-1, J28-4

LINGUA, A. J11-1

LINSCOTT, I. GH27-2

LINSCOTT, I. R. F22P-2

LINTY, N. GF10-3

LIOU, C-Y. C29-1

LIPPHARDT, B. DA12-4

LIPSON, M. A21-3

LISCHI, S. F8-1

LISDAT, C. DA12-1

LISEAU, R. HJ38-2

LISZT, H. ECJ32-4

LITTLE, B. E. DC32-1

LITTLE, J. G33-2

LITVINENKO, G. HJ24P-3

LITVINENKO, G. V. HJ24P-1

LITVINENKO, O. HJ24P-3

LIU, A. Y. B6-4

LIU, B. C25-4

LIU, C. B33P-3

LIU, D. HJ24P-9, HJ24P-5, HJ24P-7, HJ24P-5, HJ34-1, HJ34-2

LIU, E-X. E18-1

LIU, F. EFGHJ2-3, HJ34-1, J39-1

LIU, H. E21P-1, CB18-2, E17-2, F41-1

LIU, H. D. J5P-4

LIU, H-C. D18P-1, CA4-2

LIU, J. Y. G9P-12

LIU, J-Y. G41-1, G46-4, GEH3-1, GEH3-2, GHJ24-3

LIU, K. A22-3, D8-3

LIU, L. J9-2

LIU, M. E18-2, HG17-1, HG21-2

LIU, N. HGE14-4, HGE22-3, HGE23-1

LIU, P-W. F18-2

LIU, Q. E14-3, EFGHJ2-3

LIU, Q. S. B10-3

LIU, Q-H. J32-2

LIU, R. CDB14-3

LIU, S. B9-4, D15-1

LIU, W. G29P-4

LIU, X. E23P-2, C34-3

LIU, Y. B6P-4, B33P-8, GEH3P-2, K7P-5, D8P-1, C34-2, C37-6, D15-2, EFGHJ2-3,

F36-2, GH5-3

LIU, Z. D8-5, EFGH31-1, HGE18-2, HGE22-5

LLORENTE, A. F31-3

LLOYD, B. A. K12-1

LOBO, L. A13-5

LOCKE, L. S. J25-3

LODEWYCK, J. DA10-3

LOGNONNE, P. GEH6-2

LOH, T. A17-2, A22-1

LOH, T. H. A22-3

LONG, E. J5P-17

LONGORIA, S. N. E10-3

LOOMIS, D. DB2-1

LOPEZ, O. DA12-1

LOPEZ, Z. CA6-2

LOPEZ-FERNANDEZ, J. A. J7-1

LOPEZ-PEREZ, J. A. J7-1

LORI SHEIKH HOSSEINI,

F. B17-4

LORI SHEIKH HOSSIENI,

F. B12-1

LOSTANLEN, Y. C10-4

LOU, G. DA10-4

LOUET, Y. C33-2, C36-1, C37-5

LOUËT, Y. C35-3

LOUIS, C. HJ30-1

LOURS, M. A8-1, DA12-2

LOVE, J. GHJ26-2

LOVE, S. K5-1

LOVELL, A. F31-1

LOVELL, J. J38-4

LOVETRI, J. B13-3, B38-2, K8-2, K8-3, K9-3, K10-1, K18-2

LU, B. B38-3

LU, D. F8P-3, F25-3

LU, G. HGE14P-1

LU, M. K6P-1, K21-2

LU, T. J. C9-3

LU, W. GHJ24-1

LUCAS, G. M. HGE23-3

LUCCO CASTELLO, F. HG21-3

LUCEY, J. F. F25-3

LUDLOW, A. DA10-1

LUDVIG-OSIPOV, A. B1P-2

LÜHR, H. H28-2

LUJAMBIO, A. B99P-10

LUKIN, D. S. B25-1

LUKIN, M. D. C7-2

LUNGHI, T. D21-2

LUO, J. J39-2

LUPIDI, A. F8-1

LUTKENHAUS, N. C7-2

LUYPAERT, P. J. B23-3

LYALINOV, M. A. B31-1

LYNCH, K. GF14-1

LYNCH, R. J30-2

LYTVYNENKO, O. HJ24P-2

LYU, H. G29-4

M

MA, G. G29P-6, G29P-2, G29P-3, G9P-2

MA, H. E23P-2, D34P-3

MA, L. DA10-4, HJ34-4

MA, Q. H1-3

MA, S. HJ24P-5

MA, Y. J5P-13

MAAN, Y. J33-3

MAAT, P. J41-1

MABROUK, A. M. B21-1

MACELLONI, G. F1-2, F5-3

MACI, S. B1P-13, B9-1, B14-2

MACK, K-H. EFGHJ3-5

MACKAY, S. J5P-7, J1-3, J9-1

MACKINNON, A. D. G35-2

MACOTELA, E. L. GF12-1

MACQUART, J-P. J29-3, J42-4

MADDALENA, R. J22-3

MADDALENA, R. J. J22P-1

MADDOX, N. J32-3

MAEDA, M. K11P-11

MAEDA, T. E22-2, E22-3

MAEKAWA, Y. F24-4

MAEZAWA, H. F6-2

MAGDALENIC, J. HJ24P-11, HG7-1

MAHFOUDIA, O. C27-2

MAHMOODI, A. F14-2

MAHMOUD ALI, M. M. CB18P-2

MAIN, R. J28-1

MAITRA, A. F22P-1, F12-1, F22-1, FB9-3, FB9-4, FB11-1

MAJUMDAR, P. B23P-1

MAKAREVICH, R. A. GH7-3

MAKAROV, T. A. F6-1

MAKRIS, P. C1-3

MAKSIMOVIC, M. HJ24P-8, HJ26-3

MALASPINA, D. H6-1

MALHAT, H. A. B33P-1, B21-1, B22-3, DBC30-3

MALIK, N. G34-1

MALINOVSKY, V. S. C9-4

MALTSEVA, O. A. G30P-4, G23P-11, G23P-3

MALU, S. S. J20P-2

MAMOUNAKIS, I. C1-3

MANABE, T. F6-2

MANARA, G. B18-1, B32-1, BD36-4, DB2-2

MANCHESTER, W. B. HJ26-3

MANFREDI, P. E12-2

MANLEY, J. E21P-3, E34-1

MANN, G. HJ24P-3, HJ24P-10, HJ26-2, HJ27-2

MANN, G. J. HJ26-4

MANN, I. R. H10-3

MANN, I. GH27-1

MANNILA, R. F27-2

MANNINEN, J. GF12-1, H43-2

MANNUCCI, A. G34-1, GHJ22-1

MANNUCCI, A. J. F22P-2, G30-1, G39-2, GHJ24-1

MAO, H-G. D18P-1

MAO, S-G. C29-1

MARASHDEH, Q. M. A5-1, A5-2

MARCELLIN, J-P. FC19-3

MARCON, R. J19-1

MARCOTE, B. J30-2, J32-3

MAREEV, E. A. HGE23-2

MARGOLIS, H. DA12-1

MARIANI PRIMIANI, V. E21-1, EB26-2

MARICAR, M. I. E24-3

MARINI, S. B1P-16

MARIOTTI, G. CA4-1

MARISALDI, M. HGE14P-3

MARKOV, A. V. G23-1

MARKOV, A. C13-2

MARKOWSKEI, A. J. B5-4

MARKS, F. HGE20-2

MARKS II, R. J. C17-2

MARLOW, W. F25-2

MAROJEVIC, V. C17-1, CB23-5

MARONGIU, P. J5P-18

MARQUÉ, C. G32-3

MARRA, G. DA12-1

MARRACINO, P. K5-3, K12-2

MARRIS-MORINI, D. D21-2

MARSHALL, R. GH21-1

MARSHALL, R. A. G47P-8, G47P-3, H6-4, H8-4, H10-2, HGE18-3

MARSHALL, T. E17-3

MARSHALL, T. C. HGE14-2

MARTEL, J. B99P-10

MARTEL, S. K1-1

MARTIN, B. A. G23-3

MARTIN, P. JG10-3

MARTIN, P. L. G23P-10, G48-2

MARTÍN, F. F20-3

MARTIN NEIRA, M. F31-3

MARTINEZ, H. J. K15P-1

MARTINEZ PICAR, A. GH19-3

MARTINEZ-CALDERON, C. H41-5

MARTINI, E. B1P-13, B9-1, B14-2

MARTINIS, C. G36-1

MARTONE, A. F. C17-1, C17-3, C19-1, CB23-5

MARUYAMA, T. G29P-2, G23P-7, G29P-6, G29P-2, GH19P-1, G30P-14, G9P-2, G29P-3, G9P-2

MARVIN, A. C. E13-2

MARY, P. FC21-2

MASON, B. S. J22P-1

MASSON, A. H33-3

MASTERS, A. H37-1

MASTRI, F. DBC20-2, DBC20-3

MASUI, K. J33-2

MATHER, P. J. C2-1, C2-2, C13-3, D34-2

MATHEWS, J. D. GH19-4, GH27-4

MATOLAK, D. W. C8-2

MATSAKIS, D. A17-2

MATSUDA, S. H1P-5, H3-3, H12-1

MATSUI, A. G29-3

MATSUI, T. F10-4

MATSUOKA, A. H1P-5, H3-3, H12-1

MATSUOKA, T. FC19-4

MATSUSHITA, H. G44P-1

MATTANA, A. J5-1

MATYJASIAK, B. HJ24P-6, G9P-5, EFGHJ1-6

MAUK, B. H33-4

MAURICE, O. B6P-4

MAURY, G. C25-3

MAVROKEFALIDIS, C. C2-3

MAXWORTH, A. S. H6-1

MAZARICO, E. F22P-2

MAZEAS, F. D21-2

MAZELLE, C. H33-1

MAZELLE, C. X. H35-3

MAZHOROVA, A. C13-2

MAZZARELLA, G. J5P-18, J25-2

MCCAFFREY, A. G43-3

MCCAFFREY, A. M. G11-1

MCCALLUM, J. J26-3

MCCARTHY, M. P. H8-3

MCCLINTICK, K. W. E15-3

MCCONNELL, D. J34-1

MCCORMACK, J. G30P-11

MCCORMICK, J. C. EFGH28-4, EFGH30-3

MCCREADY, M. G15-1

MCDONALD, S. E. G30P-11, G45-2

MCGARVEY-LECHABLE, K. D21-1

MCGRANAGHAN, R. M. G34-1

MCGREW, W. DA10-1

MCKELVEY, C. F25-3

MCKINNON, M. J14-5

MCLAUGHLIN, M. A. J30-2, J32-3

MCNAMEE, J. P. K6-1

MCNEIL, W. J. G18-2

MCWILLIAMS, K. A. G35P-5, GH5-2

MEANEY, P. M. K8-1

MEARNS, D. C29-2

MECKLENBURG, S. F14-2, F31-3

MEDBO, J. F34-3

MEDINA, F. B99P-10, D14-1

MEHRI DEHNAVI, M. B26-4

MEI, G. F26-4

MEIER, D-M. DA10P-2

MEISSNER, T. F40-1, F40-3, F40-4

MELAMED, T. B37-3

MELANI, S. FB13-1

MELNIK, V. M. HJ24P-11

MELNIK, V. HJ24P-3, HG7-2

MELNIK, V. N. HJ24P-10, HJ26-4, HJ40-1

MELROSE, D. B. HJ27-1

MELSHEIMER, C. F1P-1

MENA, J. J11-2

MENA, P. J5P-6, J18-2

MENCAGLI, M. B1P-13

MENDIL, M. C1-2

MENDILLO, M. G36-1

MENE, M. N. G30P-6

MENE, N. M. G32-1

MENG, F. CB23-3

MENG, L. B6-4

MENG, X. G30-1

MENIETTI, J. D. HJ30-1

MENSHOV, A. B12-1, B17-4

MERCOLINO, M. CA4-1

MEREDITH, N. P. GHJ20-2

MEREDOV, A. D22-4

MERISALU, M. F27-3

MERKLEY, E. B22-1

MERLA, C. K5-3

MESA, F. D14-1

MESHKOV, E. M. F7-2

MESQUITA, R. A. G15-3

MESSEROTTI, M. G23-2, HG9-2

METHAPETTYPARAMBU

PURUSHOTHAMA, J. D34P-2

MEVIUS, M. HG7-4, JG8-3

MEYNADIER, F. DA12-1

MEZAOUI, H. G43-3

MEZENTSEV, A. HGE14P-3, HGE22-5

MEZIANE, K. H33-1, H35-3

MIALON, A. F14-2

MIAO, D. C26-4, C34-2

MIAO, P. B8P-3, C3-2

MIARS, G. HG21-3

MICCINESI, L. FB17-1

MICHAUD, A. DA33-4

MICHEL, A. BD36-4

MICHELSON, D. G. F36-2

MIELICH, J. G23P-8, G23-2

MIGONI, C. J27-2

MIGOYA-ORUE’, Y. GF14-3

MIGUEL, C. HJ38-2

MIKKI, S. M. B1P-5, B23P-4, B6P-3, FB15-3

MIKKONEN, M. K20-2

MILADINOVICH, D. S. G1P-1

MILANI, F. F8-1

MILANI, G. DA10-1

MILLA, M. G39-4, G45-4

MILLAN, R. M. H6-2

MILLENAAR, R. P. EFGHJ2-4

MILLER, E. G23P-13

MIN, L. A7-1, A8-2

MINAMIDE, H. A11-2

MINAMIKAWA, T. A11-3

MINATTI, G. B9-1, B14-2

MIR, L. M. K11P-7, K5-3, K12-3

MIRALLES NAVARRO, E. B99P-3

MISHIN, E. G35P-3

MISRA, S. EFGHJ0-4, F25-3

MISTRY, K. C2-2

MISTRY, K. K. B22P-9

MITANI, T. H12-1

MITCHELL, C. N. GF12-2

MITCHELL, C. G30P-15, G23P-13

MITCHELL, D. L. H35-3

MITSUZUKA, H. EFGH28-3

MIYAKE, Y. H43-3

MIYAKOSHI, J. K11P-1

MIYOSHI, Y. H1P-3, H1P-5, GEH3P-1, H3-3, H12-1, H41-1

MIZUNO, A. F6-2

MIZUNO, M. K16P-1, K11P-1

MIZUNO, R. G41-2

MIZUTANI, F. EFGH30-1

MNASRI, B. C28-2

MOCHII, T. D1P-2

MODI, N. FC21-2

MODOLO, J. K11-1

MOGHADDAM, M. F20-1, K5-1, K10-3

MOGLIE, F. E21-1, EB26-2

MOHAMED, H. C2-2

MOHAMED, I. M. DB6-2

MOHAMMADI ESTAKHRI,

N. B9-3

MOHAMMED, P. N. F25-3

MOHAN, P. J24P-1

MOHARRAM, M. A. B22P-7

MOHD HUSSIN, E. F. N. K22-4

MOJABI, P. K10-1, K18-1, T3-1

MOJOLAGBE, J. B17-4

MOLARDI, C. DB27-3

MOLERO, C. D14-1

MOLINA, R. J5P-6

MOLLFULLEDA, A. F20-3

MOLTER, D. A12-2

MONARI, J. J5-1, J11-1

MONASTERIO, D. J5P-6

MONGIARDO, M. DBC20-2, DBC20-3

MONICO, J. G. G9P-9

MONICO, J. F. G. G9P-6

MONROE, R. EFGHJ3-4, J39-4

MONSIVAIS-HUERTERO, F18-2

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MONTANARO, H. K21-1

MONTE-MORENO, E. G29-4

MONTENEGRO-

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MONTI, G. DBC20-2, DBC20-3

MONTICONE, F. B3-2

MONTISCI, G. J5P-18, J25-2

MONTOFRE, D. J18-2

MONTOMOLI, F. F5-3

MOON, J-I. KBE3-1

MOORE, R. C. E19-2, H12-2, HG13-4

MORAES, A. O. G9P-6, G9P-9

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MORAN, J. M. J24-1

MORANDOTTI, R. C13-2, D17-2, DC32-1

MORAWSKI, M. EFGHJ1-6

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MORGAN, M. A. J1-2

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MOROOKA, M. HJ30-1

MOROSI, A. HJ24-4

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MORTESSAGNE, F. EB25-3, EB26-1

MORTON, Y. G31-4, G33-1

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MOSSUCCA, L. GF12-4

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MOZER, F. H39-3

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MUGNAI, D. J27-3

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MUKTI, P. H. B33P-10

MULDREW, D. B. G47P-1

MÜLLER, B. K18-3

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MUNTONI, G. J25-2

MURAI, R. EFGH28-3

MURALIDHARAN, S. C7-2

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MURAVIEV, A. D22-2

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MURPHY, E. J14-5

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MUSCHIETTI, L. H35-1

MUSHINI, S. G30-2

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MYSORE NAGARAJA, S. P. B33P-6

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NAGAOKA, T. K23-1, K23-2

NAGAR, J. B31P-11, B34-3

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NAKAMURA, S. H1-2

NAKAMURA, T. D1P-2

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NARAYANAN, R. M. C17-3

NARITA, E. K11P-1

NARITA, T. EFGH28-3

NARIYUKI, Y. H35-2, H41-3

NÄSILÄ, A. F27-1, F27-2

NASR, M. A. B99P-1

NASSER, Y. C10-2

NATALE, E. J27-3

NATSUAKI, R. EFGHJ1-3

NAUDET, C. J14-3

NAUDET, C. J. J38-4

NAUROZE, A. K16-1

NAVA, B. G2-1, G41-3, GF14-3, JG8-1

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NAVARRO, A. C10-1, ECJ32-3

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NEBULONI, R. F23-1, F24-2

NEEFS, E. A7-2

NEGREA, C. G25-1

NEGUSINI, M. F1P-1

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NELSON, J. D. J5P-5, J27-1

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NEMEC, F. H41P-1

NEMEZ, K. K9-3, K18-2

NEPA, P. BD36-4

NERI, R. J15-2

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NESTEROV, I. A. G32-2

NESTI, R. J27-3

NEUFELD, E. K15-4, K21-1

NEUSITZER, T. K18-1

NEY, M. M. B6P-2

NEYT, X. C27-2

NEZU, H. A16P-1

NG, C. J33-2

NGHIEM, S. V. F30-2

NGUYEN, C. FB9P-1, F1P-2, F10-1

NGUYEN, D-H. K11-2

NGUYEN, H. Q. D34P-1

NHAN, B. D. J1-4

NI, B. B. H42-3

NI, B. H1P-2, H1P-1, HG13P-1, GH5-3, H1-1, HG17-1, HG21-2

NI, M. C29P-1

NICHOLSON, H. G29-1

NICKISCH, L. J. G1-2, G35-1

NICOLLS, M. J. G15-3

NICOLODI, D. DA10-1, DA12-2

NICOTRA, G. EFGHJ3-5

NICOTRA, L. EFGHJ3-5

NICULESCU, M. L. GH27-3

NIE, Z. B6P-5

NIEMELA, P. F27-1

NIJBOER, R. J. J35-3

NIKITINA, L. GHJ20-3

NIKOLAEV, A. EFGH33-2

NIKOLIC, B. J35-4

NIKOLOVA, N. K. B13-1

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NOOKALA, N. D15-2

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NORDEBO, S. I. B29-1

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NOVAKOV, E. C25-3

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NOZAKI, K. GEH3P-1

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NUTTALL, A. GH27-2

NUYTEN, K. E8-3

NYKYRI, K. H33-3

NYMAN, L-A. J17-1

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PUSTOVALOVA, L. G48-1

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REINARD, A. HJ26-3

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REISING, S. C. F26-1, F26-4

REMLEY, K. CA6-1

REMLEY, K. A. E12-5

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RETINO, A. H42-3

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REZNICHENKO, A. HJ24P-3

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RIBEIRO, D. CA6-1

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RICHARDS, T. HGE20-2

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RIOULT, J. E23-3

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RIVA, C. F24-2

RIWANTO, B. F27-1

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RUPPER, G. D22-2

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RUSSER, P. E24-4

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RYABOVA, N. G23P-5

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RYSGAARD, S. K18-1

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SANTOSA, H. EFGH31-3

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SANTUCCI, F. C25-1

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SARKAR, C. B22P-1

SARKAR, D. B22P-6

SARKAR, T. FB11-1

SARRIS, C. D. C8-4, DBC20-1

SASAKI, G. C3-1

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SASAKI, K. K11P-1, K16P-1, K4-3, K6-4

SASSI, F. G30P-11, G45-2

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SATO, M. FB15-1, HGE25-3

SATO, T. B35P-4, B35-1, HGE25-3

SATO, Y. K11P-13

SAURAV, K. B22P-6

SAVAGE, E. B. E14-2

SAVAUX, V. C36-1

SAVILOV, A. V. D11P-1

SAVOINI, P. H33P-2

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SCALES, W. A. G9P-11, GH7-1, GH19-1, HG13-3

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SCARGLE, J. D. EFGHJ0-3

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SCHÖNHUBER, M. F24-1

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SCHREIBER, H. B33P-10

SCHRIVER, D. H37-3

SCHUHMANN, R. B10-2

SCHULDT, T. DA19-1

SCHULT, C. GH21-1

SCHUNK, R. W. G2-3, G16-3

SCHÜPPERT, K. C7-4

SCHWADRON, N. HJ26-3

SCHWALLER, M. F10-2

SCHWINGENSCHUH, K. GEH4-2

SCHWINZERL, M. F24-1

SCOTTO, C. GF14-3

SEBAK, A. B31P-6, B31P-10, CB18-3, CB23-4, DB6-2

SEBAK, A-R. CB18P-2

SECMEN, M. B28-3

SEEMALA, G. K. G39P-1

SEIF, A. G9P-12

SEIFNARAGHI, N. K18-3

SEILER, H. DB25-1

SEKI, K. H12-1

SEKINE, N. C12-2

SEKINO, M. K2-2

SELINA, R. J14-5

SELLERI, S. DB27-3

SEMETER, J. G15-1

SEMNANI, A. C17-2

SEN GUPTA, A. A18-4

SENIC, D. E12-5

SENIC, J. CA6-1

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SERGEEVA, M. A. G30P-4

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SERRA, G. EFGHJ3-5, J25-2

SERRA, R. E16-2

SERRATORE, A. GF12-4

SETIAWAN, I. E21-3

SETO, T. B. K7P-4

SETTI, S. K12-2

SEVER, E. B27-3

SEVERS, S. J1-3, J9-1

SEVIOUR, R. B3-3, C30-3

SEVIOUR, R. R. D23-4

SEYMOUR, A. J30-2, J32-3

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SHAARAWI, A. M. B26-2

SHABAN, H. K23P-1

SHAFAI, C. B33P-8

SHAFAI, L. B33P-8, B1-1, B24-1

SHAHIDI, R. F35-2

SHAINBERG, A. K11P-4

SHALIT, Y. D18P-4

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SHAN, L. H33-1

SHANG, Q. C. B1P-8, B5-1

SHANG, Q. B31P-5

SHAO, Y. E24-2

SHAPOSHNIKOV, V. E. HJ24P-1

SHARAIHA, A. B23P-2, B33P-4

SHARMA, A. F18-4

SHARMA, P. J31-3

SHARMA, S. G30-1

SHAW, H. F25-4

SHAW, J. R. J33-2

SHAW, R. D. J5P-7, J1-3, J9-1

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SHEN, Z-Q. J23-1, J32-2

SHENG, C. GHJ22-1

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SHEVCHUK, N. HJ24P-3

SHEVTSOVA, A. HJ24P-3

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SHI, D. E23P-3

SHI, J. F3-2, F5-1, F41-1, K22-1

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SHI, R. HG13P-1, H1P-1, H1-1

SHI, S. B4-2

SHI, Z. C8P-1

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SHIH, S. F26-4

SHILLUE, W. J25-1, J27-1

SHIMIZU, Y. K11P-1

SHIMOJO, M. HJ24-1

SHIMOYAMA, S. K16-2

SHINAGAWA, H. G23P-7, GEH3P-1

SHINDE, N. J5P-16

SHINOHARA, I. H1P-5, H3-3

SHINOHARA, N. K11P-1, DBC30-2

SHIOKAWA, K. GEH3P-1, G9-3, GF10-1, H12-1, H41-5

SHIOTANI, M. F6-2

SHIRAI, H. B31P-12

SHIROKOV, E. A. HJ36-3

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SHKLYAR, D. R. H5-2

SHLIVINSKI, A. B99P-11

SHOAIB, N. A3-2

SHOAIB, S. A3-2

SHOJI, M. H5-5, H12-1

SHUANG, S. DA10-4

SHUKLA, A. K. ECJ32-2

SHULHA, M. O. G36-2

SHULTS, K. GEH6-2

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SHUME, E. B. JG12-2

SHUMKO, M. H8-1

SHUR, M. D22-1, D22-2

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SIBLEY, M. J. N. D34-2

SIBLEY, M. J. C13-3

SICHMA, M. C13-1

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SIDDIQUI, T. A. CDB15-1

SIDDLE, D. R. CA4-1, G1-3

SIDORCHUK, M. HJ24P-3

SIDORENKO, M. S. B20-1

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SIEGEL, S. R. J16-2

SIEGLER, M. F24-2

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SIHVOLA, A. B12-2, B16-2, B23-2, B30-3, EB27-1

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SILBER, I. EFGH31-2

SILBER, R. E. GH21-2, GH27-3

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SILVA, N. F27-1

SILVESTRI, D. CA4-1

SIMARD, D. J31-2

SIMMONS, R. G. J5P-5

SIMON, B. J27-1

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SIMPSON, R. A. F22P-2

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SINGH, S. V. H33P-1

SINGH, V. K11P-5

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SIUSIUK, M. M. G36-2

SJÖBERG, D. B29P-1, B1P-1, B17-2, B29-1

SKALSKY, A. HJ30-2

SKELTVED, A. B. HGE14P-3, HGE16-1

SKONE, S. G30-2, GF14-1, GHJ24-2

SKOROBOGATIY, M. B32-2

SKORYK, A. HJ24P-3

SKRZYPCZAK, A. C37-5

SLAVINSKIS, A. F27-3

SLEASMAN, T. B20-2, B21-2

SMART, K. W. J9-1

SMETANINA, E. D18-2

SMIRNOV, A. J21-1

SMIRNOV, G. G23P-9

SMITH, D. B20-2

SMITH, D. M. HGE20-1, HGE20-2

SMITH, D. R. B21-2, B35-2

SMITH, G. E. F25-3

SMITH, K. J33-2

SMITH, P. D. B5-4

SMITH, S. L. J1-3, J9-1

SMOLKIN, E. B25-3

SMOS-OCEAN TEAM, A. F40-2

SMULDERS, E. H. W. M. E8-1

SOBOLEV, A. J26-3

SOH, P. J. K22-4

SOJKA, J. J. G2-3, G36-4

SOKOLOWSKI, M. J5-1

SOLDO, Y. F32-1

SOLLI, D. L2-1

SOLLY, M. F25-3

SOLOMON, G. C9-2

SOLOVIEVA, M. GEH4-2

SOLYMOSI, J. HG21-1

SONG, J. A5P-1, E21P-1

SONG, P. HG13-1

SONG, X. B37-2

SONG, Y. B38-3

SONG, Z. B8P-3, C3-2

SONWALKAR, V. S. HG19-1

SOOD, N. C8-4

SOPIN, A. G35P-6

SOPIN, A. O. G35P-3

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SOUSA, S. C. CB20-2

SPADACINI, G. E8-2, E12-2

SPANSWICK, E. G30-2, GF12-2, HG19-3

SPASOJEVIC, M. HG17-3

SPITERI, R. J. G15P-1

SPITLER, L. G. J30-2, J32-3

SPOGLI, L. G9P-3, G29P-8, GF10-2, GF10-3, GF12-2, GF12-4, GF14-2

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SRIVASTAVA, K. V. B22P-6

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STANBRO, M. C. HGE22-1

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STANISLAWSKA, I. G48-1

STANKOV, S. M. G47P-6

STANKOV, S. G23-2

STANLEY, M. A. HGE14-4

STAWARZ, L. H37-1

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STEELE-DUNNE, S. F18-2

STEIGER, A. A11-1

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STEINMEYER, G. D34-4

STÉPHAN, J. C10-4

STEPHENSON, J. GF10-3

STEPKIN, S. HJ24P-3

STERN, G. K18-1

STERNE, K. T. G35P-7

STERR, U. DA12-1

STIEMER, M. E34-3

STIL, J. J34-4

ST-MAURICE, J-P. G15P-1, GH7-2

STOBER, G. GH21-1

STOCK, M. E20-1, EFGH31-1, HGE14-4, HGE20-1

STOCKER, A. J. C29-2, CA4-1, G1-3

STOFANIK, V. H41P-6

STOLZENBURG, M. E17-3, HGE14-2

STONE, E. C. HJ38-1

STONE, W. F39-3

STRATIS, I. B1-2

STRELTSOV, A. V. H41P-2, H42-1, H42-2

STRIKOVSKIY, A. V. HGE23-2

STRUSZEWSKI, P. D34-1

STÜBER, G. L. C99P-1

STUNS, I. F27-2

SU, C. HJ24P-5, HJ24P-4

SU, D. F8P-3, E11-1

SU, H-T. HGE25-2

SU, X. F37-3

SU, Y. G33-3

SU, Z. D18P-2

SUAREZ, J. D22-2

SUBRAMANIAM, S. K. J5P-12

SUGIURA, H. B35P-3

SULAIMAN, A. HJ30-1

SULAIMAN, A. H. H37-1

SULZER, M. EFGHJ3-3

SULZER, M. P. HG15-2, JG12-2

SUMMERS, D. H1-2

SUN, J. E21P-1

SUN, K. B1P-11, K15-1

SUN, Q. A12-1, DA33-5, K2-1

SUN, R. C8-2

SUN, S. B10-3, C9-2

SUN, W. A3P-1

SUN, Y. CB23-3

SUN, Z. D8-2, E18-2

SUNADA, K. J24-2

SUNDMAN, D. F34-3

SU¨NTER, I. F27-3

SUR, D. JG12-3

SURESHKUMAR, S. EFGHJ3-2

SURUCU, G. B31P-4

SUTINJO, A. J5-1

SUZUKI, M. F6-2, HGE25-3

SUZUKI, S. EFGHJ1-3

SUZUKI, Y. K11P-11, K16P-1, K11P-9

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SZYMANIEC, K. A18-2, A19-2

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TAKAHASHI, R. B8P-4

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TAKASHIMA, T. H12-1

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TAKI, M. K11P-1, K11P-13, K16P-1

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TALAAT, E. GHJ26-2

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TAMURA, Y. J24-2

TAN, B. HJ24-3, J39-1

TAN, C. HJ24P-5

TAN, H. F8-2, F8-3

TAN, S. B6-3, F1-2, F30-2

TAN, Y. FC21-3

TANABE, T. DA10P-1

TANAKA, M. G44P-2, G44P-1

TANAKA, S. K20-2

TANNER, G. E24-3, EB25-1

TANOH, K. S. G32-1

TANZI, T. J. FC21-1

TANZILLI, S. D21-2

TAO, M. EFGHJ1-1, EFGHJ1-2

TAO, R. C33-3

TAO, W-K. F10-4

TAO, X. H41-4

TAPIA, F. HJ38-2

TARRICONE, L. BD36P-5, DBC20-2, DBC20-3

TASAKI, T. K16P-1

TATU, S. C28-2, DB6-3

TATU, S. O. B33P-11, B33P-7, CB18-1

TAUBENSCHUSS, U. H4-3, HJ34-3

TAVELLA, P. A13-3, A17-1, A17-2

TAYLI, D. B17-2

TAYLOR, G. B. J28-3

TAYLOR, S. G33-1

TEBER, A. B31P-4

TEDJINI, S. BD36P-2, DB2P-1, BD36P-1, BD36P-4, BD36-5, C26-3, CDB14-1

TEITELBAUM, L. J14-3

TEIXEIRA, F. L. B1P-9, A5-1, A5-2, B6-2, E34-2, F39-2

TENDULKAR, S. P. J30-2, J32-3

TENG, S. H41-4

TENTZERIS, M. M. K16-1

TERAMOTO, M. H12-1

TERKILDSEN, M. GF12-2

TERZO, O. GF10-3, GF12-4

TETARD, C. GH19-3

TETRICK, S. HJ30-1

THAYYIL, J. P. G43-3, GF10-1

THEMENS, D. G30P-10

THEMENS, D. R. G47P-9, G18-1, G46-3, G47-3, GF10-1

THERON, I. P. J42-3

THEURER, T. E. G37-2

THIELKING, J. DA10P-2

THITSARTARN, W. E18-1

THOMAS, A. K11-1

THOMAS, D. W. P. E24-3

THOMAS, E. G. G1P-3, G30P-13, G30P-8, G38-1, GF10-2, GF12-2

THOMSEN, M. F. HG19-3

THOMSON, D. K4P-2, K17-2

THOMSON, N. R. G48-3

THORNE, R. M. H1-3

TIAN, L. B8P-3, C3-2, C37-7, CB23-3, CDB15-3, F38-1

TIAN, W. B15-3, C37-1

TIAN, Y. D1P-3

TIAN, Z. A22-1, EFGHJ3-3

TIEDE, T. K18-1

TIKKA, T. F27-1

TILLES, J. HGE14-4

TISSIER, J. DBC30-1

TITCHENKO, Y. A. F7-2

TIWARI, R. G30P-12, C31-2

TOBA, Y. DA33-3

TODOROV, Y. D15-3

TOIVANEN, H. F27-2

TOKARSKY, P. HJ24P-3

TOKUNAGA, Y. H41P-3, H41P-4

TOMASINI, C. F1P-1

TOMASINO, A. C13-2

TOMASSONI, C. D34-3

TOMIZAWA, I. GEH4-3, GEH6-1

TONDO YOYA, A. C. E15-2

TONG, E. J15-3

TONOOKA, N. B35P-3

TORBERT, R. H33-4

TORKAR, K. G46-2

TORREGROSA, G. B1P-7

TORRICO, S. A. F38-3

TORTORA, P. CA4-1

TOUHAMI, R. DB2P-1

TOYOSHIMA, M. F23-2

TRAGNI, K. DB27-3

TRAN, N. H. C26-1

TRANA GOMEZ, A. F1P-1

TRAVNICEK, P. M. H37-3

TREDICUCCI, A. D11-4

TREMBLIN, P-A. DA12-2

TRETYAKOV, I. J33-2

TRETYAKOV, S. B2-1, B7-1

TRICHTCHENKO, L. GHJ20-3

TRIERWEILER, M. A12-2

TROPS, R. F27-3

TRUHLIK, V. G46-1, HG19-2

TRUHLÍK, V. G36-2

TRUSKAVETSKY, S. FB17-2

TSAGOURI, I. G23-2

TSALIOVITH,, A. E99P-1

TSANG, L. B6-3, F1-2, F14-1, F30-2

TSE, W. E8-3

TSHONGWENI, S. EFGHJ2-4

TSUCHIYA, F. GEH3P-1, H1P-5, H3-3

TSUGAWA, T. G30P-14, G34-3, GEH4-3

TSUKAMOTO, K. D1P-2

TSURUTANI, B. GHJ22-1

TSURUTANI, B. T. G30-1

TSUTSUI, M. GEH3P-3

TUCHKIN, Y. A. B27-3

TULEGENOV, B. H42-2

TULSYAN, M. B26-3

TUMANOVA, Y. S. G32-2

TUO, X. C5-1

TURGEON, A. K11-2

TURKMEN, C. B28-3

TURKMEN, M. C3-3

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TURNER, D. L. H6-3

TURUNEN, E. H8-4

TURUNEN, T. GF12-1, H43-2

TUTHILL, J. J2P-1

TUVI, R. B37-3

TYMCHENKO, M. D15-2

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U

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VAIVADS, A. H42-3

VAKHITOV, M. A6-3

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VAN LIL, E. H. B23-3

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VANDE GINSTE, D. E12-2

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VARIANYTSIA-

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WU, T. F35-3

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WUCKNITZ, O. J1-1

WUNDUKE, S. D. J1-2

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WYGANT, J. R. H1P-3

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YANG, K. B33P-3

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YANG, X. FC21-3

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YAO, Z. F8P-4

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ZAGHLOUL, A. I. A1-2, A1-3, C17-1, CB23-5

ZAGHLOUL, M. D24-2

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ZAITSEVA, A. S. B25-2

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ZAKHARENKO, V. V. HJ24P-1

ZAKHARENKOVA, I. G39P-2, G30P-1, G36-5, GEH3-3

ZAKY, M. FB9-1

ZALIZOVSKI, A. V. G35P-3

ZALIZOVSKY, A. G35P-6

ZAMAN, A. U. C35-2

ZAMORA, A. F26-4

ZANICHELLI, A. EFGHJ3-5

ZANIMONSKIY, Y. M. G35P-3

ZANNAS, K. BD36P-2, C26-3

ZAQARASHVILI, T. HJ24P-10

ZARGHOONI, B. J13-2

ZARKA, P. HJ24P-11, HJ24P-1, HJ24P-3, HJ24P-2, HJ30-1

ZASLAVSKY, A. HJ26-3

ZASTROW, E. K19P-1, K19-1, K19-2, K22-2

ZAVALA, R. T. J28-3

ZAW, Z. O. B99P-6, F34-1

ZAWDIE, K. A. G38-2, G45-2

ZAWDIE, K. G30P-11

ZENG, J. F37-2

ZENG, L. J15-3

ZENG, T. C37-1

ZEQAI, A. CA4-1

ZERNOV, N. N. G13-1, G47-2

ZERROUKI, C. A5P-2

ZEZE, D. C12-3

ZHAN, W. G45-1

ZHANG, A. CB23-1

ZHANG, B. C29P-1, C34-1, C35-1

ZHANG, D. G29P-4, G9P-1, C29-3

ZHANG, F. C25-2

ZHANG, G. B31P-5, B5-1

ZHANG, H. E21P-1, HJ24P-5, C33-2, E18-2, ECJ32-1, EFGHJ2-1, J2-2

ZHANG, J. B7P-2, B33P-3, B99P-9, C33-3, C34-1, C35-1, C35-4

ZHANG, K. B8-1, K10-2

ZHANG, M. A5P-1, DA10-4, F37-1, J19-2

ZHANG, N. F38-1

ZHANG, Q. -H. GF10-2

ZHANG, Q. B99P-8, B99P-7, B30-1

ZHANG, S. C5-3, CB23-1

ZHANG, S-R. G17-3

ZHANG, W. E23P-2, AE10P-1, B37-1, C24-4, D21-2, E16-3, F38-1

ZHANG, X. B7P-2, C8-4, C25-4, DA10-1, E13-2, F37-3, H29-1, J32-1, KBE14-2

ZHANG, X. X. F35-3

ZHANG, Y. G23P-2, HG13P-1, B99P-9, A20-3, A22-2, C5-1, C34-3, FC21-3, G39-2, GF12-2

ZHANG, Y-H. CA4-2

ZHANG, Z. B22P-4, A20-3

ZHAO, B. C5-3

ZHAO, J. C25-4, FC21-3

ZHAO, P. B99P-9

ZHAO, R-B. J32-2

ZHAO, T. F5-1

ZHAO, W. A20-3

ZHAO, Y. A22-1, C37-6, D24-2

ZHAO, Z. HG13P-2, HG13P-1, H1P-1, G23P-2, C5-1, C26-4, C34-2, GH5-3, HG17-1,

HG21-2

ZHEN, M. E19-3

ZHENG, H. C35-1, C35-4

ZHENG, Q. C34-2

ZHENSEN, W. B31P-2

ZHONG, Y. A6-1

ZHONG, Z. C99P-1, C34-3, C37-7, CA6-3

ZHOU, C. H1P-1, GEH3P-2, HG13P-1, HG13P-2, GH5-3, HG17-1, HG21-2

ZHOU, F. EFGHJ1-1, EFGHJ1-2, EFGHJ1-4

ZHOU, J. C25P-3

ZHOU, M. B35P-2, DA10-4, H42-3

ZHOU, S. B33P-3

ZHOU, X. A22-2

ZHOU, Y. A6-2, C33-2, F41-2

ZHOU, Z. B38-3

ZHU, C. D8P-1

ZHU, D. D1P-1

ZHU, J. F30-2

ZHU, L. G2-3

ZHU, N. Y. B31-1

ZHU, W. C3-2

ZHU, X. B99P-9, H29-1

ZHU, X-W. B8P-3, CB23-3

ZHU, Y. B24-2, C33-3, J22-1

ZHUANG, Y. B30-1

ZIEGLER, V. B99P-3

ZINCHENKO, I. I. F6-1

ZIOLKOWSKI, R. W. B33-1

ZISKIN, M. C. K6-2

ZIURYS, L. M. J16-3

ZONG, W-H. B99P-4

ZOU, C-L. C7-2

ZOU, L. C25P-2, C12-1, C31-3

ZOU, Y. H29-1

ZOUGGARI, B. CB18-1

ZUCCA, P. HG7-3

ZUNICH, G. G1-2

ZUSHI, T. H41P-4, H41P-3

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