Shakir A.
Abbas
for contributions to
characterization and analysis of field effect
transistors
Anthony
S. Acampora
for contributions to
high-capacity digital satellite systems and
broad-band local communication networks
Alfred V.
Aho (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
programming language translation, to data structures
and algorithms, and to data systems
Ronald N.
Allan
for contributions to the
development of application of probability
methods to power systems
John M.
Andrews
for pioneering research on the
properties of metal-semiconductor interfaces
Hamilton
W. Arnold
for contributions to
earth-satellite propagation measurements
Robert C.
Arzbaecher
for engineering contributions
to electrocardiology
Thomas P.
Barnwell Iii
for contributions to
algorithms for digital coding of speech signals
Bruno
Beek
for contributions to audio/speech
signal processing
Laszlo A.
Belady
for contributions to the design of
large software systems
P. Bruce
Berra
for contributions to database
machines
Neil J.
Bershad
for contributions to stochastic
signal processing systems
Robert W.
Bierig
for leadership in the research of
GaAs device and MMIC technology
Berthold
G. Bosch
for contributions to microwave
electronics and gigabit circuits
Jon G.
Bredeson
for contributions to switching
theory and error-correcting codes
Baldwin
Bridger, Jr.
for contributions to design
of power apparatus
A.
Bertrand Brill
for contributions to the
use of radiation in medicine
Edwin L.
Bronaugh
for leadership in advancing
electromagnetic compatibility
Aram
Budak
for contributions to electrical
engineering education in the field of active
networks
John
Parker Burg
for discovery of maximum
entropy spectral analysis
William
J. Caputi, Jr. (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to advanced signal processing
techniques for high-resolution and synthetic
aperture radars
G.
Clifford Carter
for contributions to the
theory of coherence and time delay estimation
Ralph K.
Cavin, III (Life Fellow)
for technical
contributions in systems and signal processing
Vinton G.
Cerf
for contributions and leadership in
the design, development, and application of
internet protocols
Chun-Yen
Chang (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
semiconductor device development and to education
Peter
Pin-Shan Chen
for origination and
application of the entity-relationship model in
database engineering
Chi-Hua
Chen (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
statistical pattern recognition and its application
to geophysical, underwater acoustics, and ultrasonic
nondestructive evaluations
Walter S.
Ciciora (Life Fellow)
for contributions
in the development of standards for the consumer
electronics and cable industry
Olin R.
Compton (Life Fellow)
for contributions
in the development of standards for transformers and
associated substation equipment
George E.
Cook (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
industrial automation and electric arc welding
Harry M.
Cronson (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the design and applications of six-port automatic
network analyzers
Walter R.
Curtice (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the modeling and simulation of GaAs field-effect
transistors
John B.
Damonte (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the development of aerospace antenna systems
David A.
De Wolf (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to wave propagation theory in random media and to
the numerical simulation of wave and particle
beams by phase-space methods
Charles
B. Duke
for contributions to the science
of semiconductor interfaces and junctions
involving tunneling, and to the development of
polymers as electronic materials
J. Gary
Eden
for contributions to the discovery
of visible and ultraviolet lasers, and the
development of laser techniques for the spectroscopy
of excimer lasers
Russell
Ju Fu Fang (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the development of theoretical
models and simulation systems for the design,
analysis, and operation of satellite
communications systems
Patrick
P. Fasang (Life Fellow)
for contributions
in improved testability of VLSI circuit designs
Kenneth
R. Foster
for contributions to
determining the mechanisms of interactions between
electromagnetic fields and biological systems
Giorgio
Franceschetti (Life Fellow)
for
contributions in the field of electromagnetic theory
and antenna design technology
Bruce A.
Francis
for contributions to linear
multivariable control theory
Richard
H. Frenkiel
for contributions to the
theory and design of cellular mobile
telecommunications
Takeshi
Fukao (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the methodology of power systems analysis, control,
and operation
Chester
S. Gardner
for contributions to laser
ranging, altimetry, and optical remote sensing
Robert M.
Glorioso (Life Fellow)
for leadership in
the development of high-performance minicomputers
David J.
Goodman (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to robust quantization and variable rate coding
John J.
Grainger (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the advancement and automation of electric power
distribution systems
James F.
Greenleaf (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the development of advanced medical imaging
George
Gross
for contributions to computer
application for power system engineering
Kuldip C.
Gupta
for contributions to microstrip
circuits and antennas
Reuben
Hackam (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
surface technology and electrical engineering
education
Jacob M.
Hammer (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
guided wave optical devices
Fumio
Harashima
for contribution to motion
control systems and industrial electronics
John M.
Harker (Life Fellow)
for leadership in
the development of information storage devices
Robert H.
Harner (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
high-voltage power systems
James S.
Harris, Jr.
for contributions to compound
semiconductor materials and devices
Tadao
Ichikawa (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to semantic databases
Jeffrey
M. Jaffe
for contributions to routing and
flow control in computer networks
Michael
J. Jefferies (Life Fellow)
for leadership
in the development of cryogenic electrical equipment
Gordon
Johnson (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to power and control systems
Robert A.
Johnson (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to mechanical filters
Edwin C.
Jones, Jr. (Life Fellows)
for
contributions to engineering education
Richard
M. Josephs
for contributions to the
development of magnetic measurement techniques
and characterization of magnetic materials for
advanced memory devices
O'dean P.
Judd (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the understanding, development, and application of
high-power energy gas lasers
Peter
Kaiser
for leadership and innovation in
characterization techniques for optical-fiber
waveguides, and for contributions basic
understanding of fiber transmission
Lucian A.
Kasprzak
for contributions to
very-large-scale integrated devices through the
integration of reliability physics with process
development
Mostafa
Kaveh
for contributions to diffraction
tomography and to the signal processing
aspects of that imaging technique
Yoshihiro
Kawaguchi
for contributions to research,
development, and application of advanced
electrical power apparatus
Lawrence
L. Kazmerski
for contributions to
photovoltaic device technology and to electronic
materials and device characterization
Hisham M.
Khatib
for leadership in engineering
management which resulted in the
electrification of an entire nation
Keiji
Kojima
for contributions to the
development and application of
extra-high-voltage power cables
Frank F.
Kretschmer, Jr.
for contributions to
radar signal processing and the development of the
sidelobe cancellation technique
P.
Chandra S. Krishnayya
for advancing the
principles and procedures for testing high-voltage
thristor devices
Haralambos N. Kritikos
for contributions
to electromagnetic theory and its applications to
inverse scattering, remote sensing, and biohazards
Panganamala R. Kumar
for fundamental
contributions to stochastic and adaptive control
Sun-Yuan
Kung
for contributions to
very-large-scale-integrated arrays for signal
processing
Roger H.
Lang
for contributions to vector
electromagnetic scattering from discrete
random media and their application to the microwave
modeling of vegetation
Raymond
S. Larsen
for contributions to advances
in high-speed analog sampled data devices,
circuits, and large0scale systems, and for
leadership in the development of high-speed
data bus standards
Stephen
S. Lavenberg
for contributions to the
theory and practice of computer performance
modeling
David B.
Leeson
for contributions to the theory
and practice of stable microwave signal
sources for communication and radar
Stefano
Levialdi
for contributions in developing,
designing, and coordinating the construction
of a pyramidal multiprocessor architecture for
parallel image processing
Martin D.
Levine
for contributions and leadership
in computer vision
Fred
Liguori
for contributions to automatic
test equipment system and software designs and
related research, development, literature, and
education
Russell
H. Logan
for contributions and leadership
in the engineering development of airborne
radar systems
Jon W.
Mark
for contributions to the
understanding of computer communication networks
Isaak D.
Mayergoyz
for contributions to
electromagnetic field analysis, hysteresis modeling,
and education
Samuel R.
Mc Conoughey
for technical leadership in
establishing a nation-wide cellular telephone
service, and for contributions to radio
telecommunications standards
N. Harris
McClamroch
for contributions to the
theory of stability and control of nonlinear
feedback systems
Premachandran R. Menon (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to method of simulation and testing of
digital circuits, and to switching theory
James L.
Merz
for contributions to the fundamental
understanding of the optical properties of
compound materials, and for leadership in the
organization of optoelectronics research
Marco W.
Migliaro
for contributions to the
application and standardization of battery
technology for industrial and utility power systems
Kenneth
M. Mitzner
for contribution to the theory
of electromagnetic scattering and its
applications
M.
Granger Morgan, Ii
for leadership and
pioneering contributions to research and teaching in
applying engineering to the areas of technology and
public policy
Lloyd A.
(Pete) Morley
for contributions to the
analysis and design for improving mine
electrical safety and the reliability of power
systems in mines
Richard
S. Muller
for contributions to
solid-state sensors and to the education in
solid-state electronics
Stig L.
Nilsson
for contributions to the
development of digital relaying and the control
of ac and dc power systems
Yoshio
Nishi
for contributions to semiconductor
process technology, nonvolatile memory
devices, silicon-on-sapphire devices, and VLSI
device physics/technology, and for leadership
in VLSI memory research and development
Irwin D.
Olin
for contributions to the theory and
dynamic measurement of radar cross section
Melvin I.
Olken
for contributions to innovative
design of reliable generating stations
Henry
Oman
for contributions to the design of
economic energy conversion systems
Henry W.
Ott
for contributions to education in
electromagnetic compatibility and to the
development of design techniques for electromagnetic
compatibility
Yuzo
Ozaki
for contributions to insulation
coordination and technology of high-current
arcs in power transmission systems
Thomas L.
Paoli
for contributions to the optical
and electrical characterization of
semiconductor lasers and to the development of
semiconductor diode laser devices
Louis-Francois Pau
for contributions to
failure diagnosis and inspection techniques,
knowledge-based pattern classification hardware, and
the extension of game theory to numerical
techniques in economic modeling
Johannes
B. H. Peek
for contributions to digital
communications and digital signal processing
Abraham
Peled
for contributions to the
development of special-purpose digital signal
processors
Song-Tsuen Peng
For contributions to the
scattering and guidance of electromagnetic waves
by dielectric structures
Dhiraj K.
Pradhan
for contributions to techniques
and theory of designing fault-tolerant
circuits and systems
Guy
Rabbat
for leadership and contributions
to VLSI technologies
Azizur
Rahman
for contributions to the design
and analysis of hysteresis and permanent
magnet motors
Mylavarapu Ramamoorty
for technical
leadership in the establishment of electric power
research in India
James P.
Raymond
for contributions to the
understanding of radiation effects on
semiconductor devices, microcircuits, and electronic
systems
John A.
Reagan
for accomplishments in lidar and
solar radiometric atmospheric sensing, and for
contributions to electrical engineering education
Martin
Reiser
for contributions to queueing
network theory and performance modeling of
computer communication networks
Arnold
Reisman
for contributions to the areas of
electronic materials and low-temperature
processing and engineering technology of micron and
submicro silicon devices
Paul
Russell
for contributions to engineering
education
Sartaj K.
Sahni
for contributions to computer
algorithms, computer-aided design, and
large-scale systems
Thomas J.
Sanders
for contributions to the
development of the technology for
radiation-hardened integrated circuits
Peddapullaiah Sannuti
for contributions
to the development of singular perturbation methods
in systems and control
Frank E.
Schink
for leadership in the engineering
of electrical power distribution systems for
major transportation complexes
Howard R.
Schlossberg
for technical leadership and
for identifying and encouraging key areas in
research in quantum electronics
Daniel G.
Schweikert
for contributions to the
automatic layout and computer-aided design of
integrated circuits
Felix K.
Schwering
for contributions to the theory
of millimeter-wave propagation through forests
and to the development of the diakoptic theory of
antennas
Adrian
Segall
for contributions to theory and
practice in computer communication networks
Adam
Semlyen
for contributions to the theory
and analysis of electromagnetic transient and
harmonics in electric power systems
Dipak L.
Sengupta
for contributions to antenna
theory and development, electromagnetics, and
the understanding of electromagnetic interference
phenomena
Lotfollah
Shafai
for contributions to the analysis
of electromagnetic problems in antenna design
Sadakuni
Shimada
for contributions to and
leadership in the developments of optical fiber
transmission systems
Marwan
Simaan
for contributions to the
development and application of signal image
processing techniques in exploration geophysics
Robert L.
Smith, Jr.
for contributions to the
application of protective relaying to power
systems
Leland P.
Solie
for contributions to the
development of reflective array surface
acoustic-wave filters and multistrip filter
techniques
Dennis
Speliotis
for contributions to the
understanding of magnetic materials and
fundamental processes of magnetic recording
Cary R.
Spitzer
for technical leadership in the
development and application of electrical and
electronic systems for aircraft
Guy
St.-Jean
for contributions to power
circuits breaker and surge arrester test
technology
James R.
Stewart
for advances in transmission line
theory and its reduction to practice through
prototype demonstration
Hun H.
Sun
for contributions to biomedical
engineering education
Earl E.
Swartzlander, Jr.
for contributions to
VLSI design of specialized signal processors
Fouad
Taher
for contributions to high-voltage
engineering education and research
Carson W.
Taylor (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the development and application of methods to
enhance dynamic performance of large interconnected
electric power systems
Spyridon
G. Tzafestas
for contributions to
distributed parameter multivariable, and
multidimensional systems theory
Malcolm
R. Uffelman
for pioneering contributions
to noncooperative electromagnetic target
identification
Martin A.
Uman
for contributions to the
understanding of lighting phenomena
Herman
Van De Vaart
for contributions to the
field of surface acoustic-wave delay line
technology
Paul M.
Van Der Grinten
for contributions to
control engineering applications
Anastasios N. Venetsanopoulos
for
contributions to digital signal and image processing
John F.
Walkup
for contributions to digital image
and optical signal processing
James J.
Whelehan Jr.
for contributions towards
the development of low-noise microwave and
millimeter-wave receivers
Chelsea
C. White
for contributions to finite
state stochastic control and decision support
Ingo
Wolff
for contributions to the analysis
and design of microwave and millimeter-wave
components
John W.
Woods
for contributions to
multidimensional signal processing, image modeling,
image restoration, and image compression
Pei-Da
Ye
for pioneering contributions to
telecommunications engineering education in
China
Tzay Y.
Young
for contributions to pattern
recognition, image understanding, and VLSI
architecture for image processing
Steven W.
Zucker
for contributions in computer
vision and image processing
