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ORCIDIEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, Volume 18
Volume 18, Number 1, February 2015
- Wendy Van Moer:
Welcome 2015! [Editorial]. 2 - Reza Zoughi:
Quality-awareness-diligence [President's message]. 3-4 - Ernesto Vazquez Martinez
, José Antonio de la O. Serna:
Smart grids Part 1: Instrumentation challenges. 6-9 - Bryan P. Kibble:
The conference on Precision Electromagnetic Measurements 2014. 10-12 - José Antonio de la O. Serna, Ernesto Vazquez Martinez:
Smart grids Part 2: Synchrophasor measurement challenges. 13-16 - Carlo Muscas, Marco Pau, Paolo Attilio Pegoraro, Sara Sulis:
Smart electric energy measurements in power distribution grids. 17-21 - Sanna Gaspard:
The future of instrumentation and measurement. 22-24 - Huibert Verra, Jacob Henderson, John Dyer, John N. Jiang:
Impact of improved measurements on performance of a smart thermal energy system. 25-33 - James F. Schooley Sr.:
This is IEEE Energy: Energy studies at NIST. 34-38 - J. Max Cortner:
Staying connected - in the right way. 39 - Bruno Andò:
How can energy be scavenged from wideband vibrations? 40-44 - Sergio Rapuano:
I&M Society Chapter Chair Summit 2014. 45-46 - Mihaela M. Albu:
IMS TC-39 and cross-societies initiatives: The IEEE smartgrid. 47 - Robert M. Goldberg:
New products [12 product reviews]. 48-52
Volume 18, Number 2, April 2015
- Wendy Van Moer:
Hello? [Editorial]. 3 - Leopoldo Angrisani, Dario Petri, Mark Yeary:
Instrumentation and Measurement in Communication Systems. 4-10 - Octavia A. Dobre:
Signal identification for emerging intelligent radios: classical problems and new challenges. 11-18 - David Carey, Robert Wade Lowdermilk, Michael Spinali:
Testing software defined and cognitive radios using software defined synthetic instruments. 19-24 - Ferdinanda Ponci:
Women in Engineering. 25 - Daniel Lam, Brandon Buckley, Cejo K. Lonappan, Asad M. Madni, Bahram Jalali:
Ultra-wideband instantaneous frequency estimation. 26-30 - Bryan P. Kibble:
Nature is Exact! 31-32 - Todor Cooklev, James Darabi, Charles McIntosh, Mahdis Mosaheb:
A cloud-based approach to spectrum monitoring. 33-37 - Erik Timpson:
Doctoral graduation! 38-40 - Ruqiang Yan:
The IEEE IMS Chapter Nanjing/Shanghai/Wuhan Jt. sections. 41 - Abdulsalam Yassine, Hesam Rahimi, Shervin Shirmohammadi:
Software defined network traffic measurement: Current trends and challenges. 42-50 - Kristi Paranjape:
The graduate fellowship grant award [Society News]. 51-53 - Robert M. Goldberg:
New Products. 54-58
Volume 18, Number 3, June 2015
- Stefanie Kroker, Ronny Nawrodt:
The Einstein telescope. 4-8 - Bryan P. Kibble:
Everyday instruments from basic metrology [Basic Metrology]. 9-10 - Ekram Hossain, Monowar Hasan:
5G cellular: key enabling technologies and research challenges. 11-21 - Stephen A. Dyer:
General-purpose linear solvers [CRUNCH]. 22-27 - Robert B. Dybdal:
Communication satellite antenna testing. 28-33 - Stephen A. Dyer:
A dream come true! [Jack Dyer's Clinic]. 34-35 - Paolo Carbone, Dario Petri, Antonios Tsourdos:
I&M in navigation systems [Framing I&M Topics]. 36-39 - Lee Barford:
Software in measurement and measurement in software [Life after Graduation]. 40-41 - Irina Florea:
Change the present for a better future [Future Trends in I&M]. 42-43 - Mohammad S. Hashmi, Fadhel M. Ghannouchi, Paul J. Tasker:
High frequency waveform engineering and its applications: Tutorial 54. 44-50 - Robert M. Goldberg:
New products. 54-58
Volume 18, Number 4, August 2015
- Reza Zoughi, Robert P. Lyons Jr.:
Welcome to IEEE AUTOTESTCON 2015 [President's Perspectives]. 4 - Chetan S. Kulkarni, George Gorospe, Matthew J. Daigle, Kai Goebel:
A testbed for implementing prognostic methodologies on cryogenic propellant loading systems. 5-15 - Bryan P. Kibble:
What! The Ell? [Basic Metrology]. 16-17 - Houston King, Nathan Fortier, John W. Sheppard:
An AI-ESTATE conformant interface for net-centric diagnostic and prognostic reasoning. 18-24 - Stephen A. Dyer:
Tridiagonal systems, and the evaluation of polynomials revisited [CRUNCH]. 25-27 - Nagabhushan Mahadevan, Abhishek Dubey, Ajay Chhokra, Huangcheng Guo, Gabor Karsai:
Using temporal causal models to isolate failures in power system protection devices. 28-39 - Stephen A. Dyer:
Give me power (supplies) [Jack Dyer's Clinic]. 40-43 - Veronica Scotti:
More about the verdict in the L'Aquila Earthquake Trial [Legal Metrology]. 44-45 - Charna R. Parkey, Wasfy B. Mikhael:
Linearized adaptation of non-linear post conversion correction for TIADCs: a behavioral model study. 46-49 - J. Max Cortner:
Success! [Life after Graduation]. 50 - Kristen M. Donnell:
The importance of the fundamentals [Future Trends in I&M]. 51-52 - Daniel A. Tagliente, Charles Lyding, Joshua Zawislak, Derek Marston:
Expanding emulation from test to create realistic virtual training environments. 53-57 - Robert M. Goldberg:
New products. 58-62 - Reza Zoughi, Brenna Arbello, Ruth A. Dyer, Alessandro Ferrero, Jorge Daher, Judy Scharmann, Dario Petri, Kristen M. Donnell, Robert Rassa, Max Cortner, Shirley Cortner, Mary Zoughi:
In Memoriam Frank Reyes. 63-67
Volume 18, Number 5, October 2015
- Wendy Van Moer:
Goodbye, my friend [Editorial]. 4 - Victor Grosu, Carlos Rodriguez Guerrero, Branko Brackx, Svetlana Grosu, Bram Vanderborght, Dirk Lefeber:
Instrumenting complex exoskeletons for improved human-robot interaction. 5-10 - Veronica Scotti:
Can instruments replace humans also as liable entities? [Legal Metrology]. 11-12 - Thiago Eustaquio Alves de Oliveira, Ana-Maria Cretu, Vinicius Prado da Fonseca, Emil M. Petriu:
Touch sensing for humanoid robots. 13-19 - Bryan P. Kibble:
Where has all our helium gone? [Basic Metrology]. 20 - Octavian Postolache, José Miguel Dias Pereira, Vítor Viegas, Luísa Pedro, Pedro Silva Girão, Raul Oliveira, Gabriela Postolache:
Smart walker solutions for physical rehabilitation. 21-30 - Simona Salicone:
Education in I&M to address the future [Future Trends in I&M]. 31-32 - Stephen A. Dyer:
Project power supply (Version 1): Part 1 [Jack Dyer's Clinic]. 33-40 - Jorge Daher:
Our beginnings [Life After Graduation]. 41 - Andrew J. Taberner:
IEEE IMS New Zealand Chapter Report [Chapter Report]. 42-43 - Ferdinanda Ponci:
WIM Panel at I2MTC 2015 [Women in I&M]. 44 - Robert M. Goldberg:
New products. 49-53
Volume 18, Number 6, December 2015
- Wendy Van Moer:
Superheroes [Editorial]. 4 - Reza Zoughi:
Moving forward with high expectations [President's Perspective]. 5-6 - Alessandro Ferrero:
The pillars of metrology. 7-11 - Branislav V. Djokic:
Traceable calibrations of Rogowski coils at high AC currents. 12-17 - Alessandro Ferrero, Veronica Scotti:
The story of the right measurement that caused injustice and the wrong measurement that did justice; How to explain the importance of metrology to lawyers and judges [Legal Metrology]. 18-19 - Hamid Bazargani, Robert Laganière:
Camera calibration and pose estimation from planes. 20-27 - Michael de Podesta:
A new approach to the kelvin [Basic Metrology]. 28-31 - Jan Rohac, Martin Sipos, Jakub Simanek:
Calibration of low-cost triaxial inertial sensors. 32-38 - Roberto Tinarelli:
Uncertainty: Words on the loose [Future Trends in I&M]. 39-40 - J. Max Cortner:
Volunteer [Life After Graduation]. 41 - Luca Callegaro:
Traceable measurements of electrical impedance. 42-46 - Fionn Iversen, Thomas Geehan:
Drilling fluid processing: preparation, maintenance and continuous conditioning. 47-55 - Sergio Rapuano:
Chapter Chair Summit 2015 [Chapter Report]. 56 - Robert M. Goldberg:
New products. 57-61
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