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MESSAGE FROM KRIS HATASHITA
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On behalf of the IEEE EMC 2016 Planning Committee, I wish to personally thank all of you for sharing in the results of several years of the dedicated work that it took to make the EMC Symposium an unquestionable success.
We hope that this success continues to reflect in your research, business or work in the coming year and look forward to seeing you in 2017 in Washington, DC.
Sincerely,
Kris Hatashita
General Chair, EMC 2016
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This year the IEEE 2016 International Symposium on EMC Committee presented commemorative coins to individuals who helped in the planning and execution of the symposium. These coins were designed by Kris Hatashita, the General Chair of the EMC 2016 Committee in conjunction with Kelly Scott-Olson of ATG Productions out of Phoenix, Arizona.
The coins were minted in gold and silver colours. Each coin depicts the EMC 2016 logo on its front along with the dates and location of the symposium. The coloured portions on the front of the coin are hard enamel and are polished along with the other raised features.
The logo for EMC 2016 is a spectral depiction of a dual side-band signal with carrier. This plot mimics very closely the form of the Centre Block of the Canadian Parliament Buildings. This depiction is overlaid on a Maple Leaf – the primary feature of the Canadian Flag on a circular red background. The concentric circles of the coin are intended to represent the emanation of signals from a central source.
The back of the coin has the logos of The IEEE and The IEEE EMC Society. These are the two organizations under whose authority and auspices EMC 2016 was conducted. The motto of The IEEE is in raised letters around the back of the coin. “Advancing Technology for Humanity” is a reminder of the reason for the symposium and the good work done by The IEEE.
There were 100 gold coins and 250 silver coins minted. These were distributed to speakers, presenters, session chairs, VIPs, and volunteers who helped to make EMC 2016 a success.
The coins were produced in Canada by Edley Imagineering and Sharkzcoins.
If you were fortunate enough to receive an EMC 2016 Commemorative Coin, we hope it will be a reminder of a productive, educational and enjoyable time at the IEEE 2016 International Symposium on EMC in Ottawa.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Due to IEEE Requirements, all of the presentations will be deleted from the Mobile App on 1 September, 2016.
Please make sure to print off or save your notes out of the app before that date. When the presentations are deleted, your notes that are linked to the presentations will be deleted too.
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THE 2016 IEEE EMC SYMPOSIUM: OH OTTAWA!
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Mike Violette, EMC 2016 Marketing Co-Chair and General Chair of the EMC + SIPI 2017 Symposium in Washington DC shares his thoughts about the 2016 Symposium, Ottawa and Canada in general.
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IEEE EMC Symposium 2016
Ottawa Highlights
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We would like to show you this video that one of our photographers,
Karthik Vepuri
, created throughout the week to highlight the EMC 2016 Symposium.
Watch the Video
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We had five talented photographers onsite taking photos. With so many good pictures, it was hard to select the ones that tell the story of EMC 2016. We have started galleries on Facebook. Please check them out.
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