IEEE Dayton Section

Please join WIE/YP in our last social event of the year! We will be in the party room at Wild Axe Throwing. All registrations include pizza. This event includes axe throwing, pizza, arcade games, and a pinball machine. There are 16 spots for axe throwers and 8 spots for spectators. ALL IN ATTENDANCE MUST WEAR CLOSE TOED SHOES. Food is included with registration. All drinks must be purchased at Wild Axe Throwing on your own. They offer Coke products and a full bar. This is a CASHLESS location. Parking is available in their parking lot at no cost. Pricing: Throwers: $20 IEEE Members (Includes food and throwing) $25 Guests (Includes food and throwing) Spectators: $5 IEEE Members (Includes food) $10 Guests (Includes food) SPECTATORS: PLEASE USE THIS LINK TO REGISTER https://events.vtools.ieee.org/event/register/327458 For more information, contact Tara Carroll or visit www.wildaxethrowing.com Agenda: Axe Throwing and dinner to start at 5pm. Event ends at 6:30pm. 3251 Seajay Drive, Beavercreek, Ohio, United States, 45430

THIS LINK IS FOR SPECTATORS ONLY! YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO THROW IF YOU CHOOSE THIS LINK! Please join WIE/YP in our last social event of the year! We will be in the party room at Wild Axe Throwing. All registrations include pizza. This event includes axe throwing, pizza, arcade games, and a pinball machine. There are 16 spots for axe throwers and 8 spots for spectators. ALL IN ATTENDANCE MUST WEAR CLOSE TOED SHOES. Food is included with registration. All drinks must be purchased at Wild Axe Throwing on your own. They offer Coke products and a full bar. This is a CASHLESS location. Parking is available in their parking lot at no cost. Pricing: Throwers: $20 IEEE Members (Includes food and throwing) $25 Guests (Includes food and throwing) Spectators: $5 IEEE Members (Includes food) $10 Guests (Includes food) For more information, contact Tara Carroll or visit www.wildaxethrowing.com Agenda: Axe throwing and dinner to start at 5pm. Event ends at 6:30pm. 3251 Seajay Drive, Beavercreek, Ohio, United States, 45430

Abstract: Air-to-ground radar imaging via synthetic aperture radar provides an all-weather, day-night capability to deliver fine-resolution imagery at long range. Due to the unique phenomenology of RF scattering, interpretation of SAR imagery can be nuanced even for trained analysts. As radar systems have begun to explore wide-angle or even staring synthetic aperture radar, where the system dwells on a scene for a much longer period of time, the resultant data has new elements of spatial diversity that can be exploited to improve SAR image interpretability. We explore several techniques for characterizing and visualizing SAR image content based on wide-angle data. We present results with simulated and measured data sets. Co-sponsored by: CH02038 - Dayton Section Jt Chapter,SP01/EMB18/SMC28 Speaker(s): Dr. Brian D. Rigling, Agenda: 11:30-11:35 - Introduction 11:35-12:05 - Technical Presentation 12:05-12:15 - Q&A 12:15-12:30 - Additional Time, If Needed Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/328951

AFOSR/ION, Arlington, VA, is the North American arm of AFOSR’s International Office (IO). AFOSR/IO offers several personnel exchange programs to connect USAF Scientists and Engineers (S&Es) to counterpart, non-government researchers. As program manager and coordinator for three ION programs, I will summarize scope and requirements on the three Programs. “Windows on Science,” or WOS, is the most familiar program to AF S&Es and the most popular amongst them. WOS is a tool to provide direct contact between S&Es and distinguished foreign national researchers by providing travel support to that counterpart talent. The WOS program facilitates hundreds of technical exchanges. WOS PIs have been from both renowned and less known academic and other non-governmental institutes. WOS has consistently targeted subject matter expertise, tailored visits to meet core mission needs, informed stakeholders, augmented inhouse research, and leveraged foreign talent to benefit DAF in 6.1, 6.2 and beyond. Next is the “Window On World” or WOW Program: WOW has been the program of choice to provide unique international opportunities for outstanding USAF S&Es to conduct full-time research alongside prominent foreign researchers, OCONUS, at non-governmental institutes. Unsurpassed as a workforce development tool, WOW projects often include use of experimental laboratory facilities unavailable at the S&E’s home organization. WOW is used to transition skills and knowledge from foreign sites to the inhouse efforts at home organizations while creating and deepening relationships between USAF S&Es and international counterparts which endure beyond the in situ tenure of the WOW project and visit itself. Each year WOW yields work of national significance. WOW projects can range from 21 days to no more than 179 days. AFOSR pays all TDY costs, while the AF S&E’s home organization continues to pay all other costs. Upon completion of the TDY the AF S&E returns to her/his home organization. In addition to WOW, ION offers the “Visiting Scientist Program (VSP).” WOW and VSP mirror each other in description, scope, and requirements. Where WOW is OCONUS, VSP is CONUS. VSP provides opportunities for outstanding Air Force scientists and engineers (AF S&Es) to conduct full-time research at a CONUS non-government laboratory or institute. Like WOW, the duration of a VSP visit ranges from no less than 21 days to no more than 179 days. AFOSR pays all TDY costs, while the AF S&E’s home organization continues to pay all other costs. Upon completion of the TDY the AF S&E returns to her/his home organization. Co-sponsored by: Wright-Patt Multi-Intelligence Development Consortium (WPMDC), The DOD & DOE Communities Speaker(s): Joanne Maurice, Agenda: AFOSR/ION, Arlington, VA, is the North American arm of AFOSR’s International Office (IO). AFOSR/IO offers several personnel exchange programs to connect USAF Scientists and Engineers (S&Es) to counterpart, non-government researchers. As program manager and coordinator for three ION programs, I will summarize scope and requirements on the three Programs. “Windows on Science,” or WOS, is the most familiar program to AF S&Es and the most popular amongst them. WOS is a tool to provide direct contact between S&Es and distinguished foreign national researchers by providing travel support to that counterpart talent. The WOS program facilitates hundreds of technical exchanges. WOS PIs have been from both renowned and less known academic and other non-governmental institutes. WOS has consistently targeted subject matter expertise, tailored visits to meet core mission needs, informed stakeholders, augmented inhouse research, and leveraged foreign talent to benefit DAF in 6.1, 6.2 and beyond. Next is the “Window On World” or WOW Program: WOW has been the program of choice to provide unique international opportunities for outstanding USAF S&Es to conduct full-time research alongside prominent foreign researchers, OCONUS, at non-governmental institutes. Unsurpassed as a workforce development tool, WOW projects often include use of experimental laboratory facilities unavailable at the S&E’s home organization. WOW is used to transition skills and knowledge from foreign sites to the inhouse efforts at home organizations while creating and deepening relationships between USAF S&Es and international counterparts which endure beyond the in situ tenure of the WOW project and visit itself. Each year WOW yields work of national significance. WOW projects can range from 21 days to no more than 179 days. AFOSR pays all TDY costs, while the AF S&E’s home organization continues to pay all other costs. Upon completion of the TDY the AF S&E returns to her/his home organization. In addition to WOW, ION offers the “Visiting Scientist Program (VSP).” WOW and VSP mirror each other in description, scope, and requirements. Where WOW is OCONUS, VSP is CONUS. VSP provides opportunities for outstanding Air Force scientists and engineers (AF S&Es) to conduct full-time research at a CONUS non-government laboratory or institute. Like WOW, the duration of a VSP visit ranges from no less than 21 days to no more than 179 days. AFOSR pays all TDY costs, while the AF S&E’s home organization continues to pay all other costs. Upon completion of the TDY the AF S&E returns to her/his home organization. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/332689