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2016 URSI Asia-Pacific Radio Science Conference

URSI AP-RASC 2016August 21 - 25, 2016

Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel, Seoul, Korea

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Contents

Welcome Message ······················································································· 3

Committee ····································································································· 4

Technical Program Committee ································································· 6

Session Conveners ······················································································· 8

General Information ·················································································· 11

Event Information ······················································································ 12

Information on Technical Program ······················································· 13

Short Course ······························································································· 14

General Lecture ························································································· 15

Keynote Speakers ······················································································ 20

Technical Program ····················································································· 30

Author Index ····························································································· 150

Exhibition Information ············································································ 165

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Welcome Message

Welcome to the 2016 URSI Asia-Pacific Radio Science Conference!

On behalf of the organizing committee of the URSI AP-RASC 2016, it is a great pleasure and an honor to extend to you our warmest welcome and invite you to the 2016 URSI Asia-Pacific Radio Science Conference to be held in Seoul, South Korea from August 21~25, 2016.

AP-RASC is a triennial international conference in the field of radio science, where experts from all over the world gather to share their knowledge and experience, and to encourage scientific exchange and fellowship amongst industry colleagues and professionals globally. We would like to invite many participants from different cultures and continents, representing Europe, South and North America, Oceania, Africa, and Asia. Although Korea is hosting the URSI AP-RASC 2016, I believe that each and every one of you is the real host.

The scientific program will provide an opportunity for participants to exchange new ideas and information on many important issues in radio science and related issues. High-standard general lectures will be provided by outstanding scholars invited both from academia and industry. This conference will be an occasion for participants to make new acquaintances and strengthen existing friendships. Also, the technical exhibitions promise to be another highlight of the conference. You will be able to see and come in direct contact with the latest innovations in radio science and related industries.

Korea is covered with beautiful hills and fields, where a unique archival culture has bloomed and grown. The URSI AP-RASC 2016 will be a chance not only to introduce Korean archival culture which has blossomed over the last 5,000 years, but also to share the results of a recent archival cultural renaissance and to contribute to the development of humanity’s archival culture. The URSI AP-RASC 2016 will be held with a fresh cultural festival and events composed of various programs which accompanying family members may also enjoy.

We are confident that this conference will offer much to see, learn, and take away as long-lasting memories, and we invite you to participate in this wonderful experience.

Thank you for your continued interest and support, and we look forward to welcoming you to the URSI AP-RASC 2016 in Seoul, Korea!

Sincerely,

Sangwook NamGeneral Chair of URSI AP-RASC 2016

Seoul National University, Korea

Kazuya KobayashiGeneral Co-Chair of URSI AP-RASC 2016

Chuo University, Japan

Piergiorgio L. E. UslenghiGeneral Co-Chair of URSI AP-RASC 2016

University of Illinois at Chicago, USA

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Committee

Honorary Conference ChairJung Woong Ra (Past President, South Korea National Committee of URSI / Professor Emeritus, Korea

Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Local Advisory CommitteeChair Hyo Joon Eom (Professor Emeritus, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Vice-Chairs Jung Woong Ra (Professor Emeritus, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Hyuck Jae Lee (Professor Emeritus, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Young-Ki Cho (Kyungpook National University)

Members Dong Chul Park (Chungnam National University)

Dong Il Kim (Korea Maritime University)

Seung In Yang (Soongsil University)

Noh Hoon Myung (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Sang Won Yun (Sogang University)

Jeong Ki Pack (Chungnam National University)

Hai-Young Lee (Ajou University)

Young Joong Yoon (Yonsei University)

Ki-Chai Kim (Yeungnam University)

Jaehoon Choi (Hanyang University)

Taek-kyung Lee (Korea Aerospace University)

Kyung Heon Koo (Incheon National University)

General ChairSangwook Nam (President, South Korea National Committee of URSI / Seoul National University)

General Co-ChairsKazuya Kobayashi (URSI Assistant Secretary-General / Chuo University)

Piergiorgio L. E. Uslenghi (URSI Assistant Secretary-General / University of Illinois at Chicag)

General Vice-ChairsJeong Hwan Kim (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science)

Seog Tae Han (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Jinwoong Kim (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)

Yeong-Kook Oh (KSTAR Research Center, National Fusion Research Institute)

Young Scientist Program Committee Chair Peter Van Daele (URSI Assistant Secretary-General / Ghent University)

Co-Chairs Paul S. Cannon (URSI President / University of Birmingham)

Jeong-Hae Lee (Hongik University)

Ikmo Park (Ajou University)

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MembersCommission A

Yasuhiro Koyama (Chair, URSI Commission A / National Institute of Information and Communications Technology)

Jeong Hwan Kim (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science)

Commission B

Kazuya Kobayashi (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission B / Chuo University)


Commission C

Amir I. Zaghloul (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission C / Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)

Jungwoo Lee (Seoul National University)

Commission D

Günter Steinmeyer (Chair, URSI Commission D / Max Born Institute)

Jae-Sung Rieh (Korea University)

Commission E

Frank Gronwald (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission E / Technische Universität Hamburg-Harburg)

Wansoo Nah (Sungkyunkwan University)

Commission F

V. Chandrasekar (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission F / Colorado State University)

Yisok Oh (Hongik University)

Commission G

Iwona Stanislawska (Chair, URSI Commission G / Space Research Centre, Polish Academy of Sciences)

Dong-Hun Lee (Kyung Hee University)

Commission H

Wen Li (Early Career Representative (ECR), URSI Commission H / University of California, Los Angeles)

Jin Joo Choi (Kwangwoon University)

Commission J

Richard Bradley (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission J / Technology Center, National Radio Astronomy Observatory)

Jongsoo Kim (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Commission K

Samyoung Chung (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission K / National Radio Research Agency)

Finance CommitteeChairs Bomson Lee (Kyung Hee University)

Hwang-Jae Rhee (National Radio Research Agency)

Publication CommitteeChair Jong-Gwan Yook (Yonsei University)

Member Yong Bae Park (Ajou University)


Exhibition & Workshops/Short Courses CommitteeChair Churl-Hun Seo (Soongsil University)

Member Jin-Seob Kang (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science)

Moon-Que Lee (University of Seoul)

Publicity CommitteeChair Sungtek Kahng (Incheon National University)

Co-Chair Songcheol Hong (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Member Byungwook Min (Yonsei University)

Minseok Han (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Local Arrangement CommitteeChairs Kyeong-Sik Min (Korea Maritime and Ocean University)

Nam-Jae Lee (Hanwha)

Member Hosung Choo (Hongik University)

Registration CommitteeChair Yeon-Choon Chung (Seokyeong University)

Member Seungyoung Ahn (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

General SecretaryJae-Wook Lee (Korea Aerospace University)

Technical Program Committee

Chair Seong-Ook Park (Secretary, South Korea National Committee of URSI, Korea Advanced

Institute of Science and Technology)

Co-Chair Makoto Ando (URSI Vice-President, Tokyo Institute of Technology)

Nam Kim (Chungbuk National University)

Kazuya Kobayashi (URSI Assistant Secretary-General, Chuo University)

Commission A (Electromagnetic Metrology, Electromagnetic Measurements and Standards)Yasuhiro Koyama (Chair, URSI Commission A / National Institute of Information and Communications Technology)

Jeong Hwan Kim (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science)

Commission B (Fields and Waves)Kazuya Kobayashi (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission B / Chuo University)


Jae Hoon Yun (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)

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Commission C (Radio-communication Systems and Signal Processing)Amir I. Zaghloul (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission C / Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)

Yong-Seok Choi (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)

Jungwoo Lee (Seoul National University)

Commission D (Electronics and Photonics)Günter Steinmeyer (Chair, URSI Commission D / Max Born Institute)

Jae-Sung Rieh (Korea University)

Hyunchol Shin (Kwangwoon University)

Fabian Rotermund (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Jungwon Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Commission E (Electromagnetic Noise and Interference)Frank Gronwald (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission E / Technische Universität Hamburg-Harburg)


Joungho Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Commission F (Wave Propagation and Remote Sensing)V. Chandrasekar (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission F / Colorado State University)

Young Kil Kwag (Korea Aerospace University)

Min-Ho Ka (Yonsei University)

Sanghun Lim (Korea Institute of Civil Eng. and Bld. Tech.)

Commission G (Ionospheric Radio and Propagation)Iwona Stanislawska (Chair, URSI Commission G / Space Research Centre, Polish Academy of Sciences)

Dong-Hun Lee (Kyung Hee University)

Young-Sil Kwak (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Commission H (Waves in Plasmas)Wen Li (Early Career Representative, URSI Commission H / University of California)

Jin Joo Choi (Kwangwoon University)

Young-Soon Bae (National Fusion Research Institute)

Commission J (Radio Astronomy)Richard Bradley (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission J / Technology Center, National Radio Astronomy Observatory)

Jongsoo Kim (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Jung-Won Lee (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Commission K (Electromagnetics in Biology and Medicine)Samyoung Chung (Vice-Chair, URSI Commission K / National Radio Research Agency)

Yun-Sil Lee (Ewha Womans University)


Session Conveners

Commission A (Electromagnetic Metrology, Electromagnetic Measurements and Standards)[S-A1] EM Basic MetrologyTae-Weon Kang (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science) and Shan Yueyan (Agency for Science, Technology and Research)

[S-A3] Antenna Related MetrologySatoru Kurokawa (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology) and Ki-Chai Kim (YeongNam University)

Commission B (Fields and Waves)[S-B1] Electrically Large AntennasIikyu Kim (DTaQ) and Shenheng Xu (Tsinghua University)

[S-B2] Reconfigurable Antennas and Miniaturized AntennasSungjoon Lim (Chung-Ang University)

[S-B3] Groundwave Propagation Modeling, Simulation and MeasurementIl-Suek Koh (Inha University) and Levent Sevgi (Okan University)

[S-B4] Metamaterials & FSSSungtek Kahng (Incheon National University) and Hisamatsu Nakano (Hosei University)

[S-B5] Electromagnetic Field TheorySoon-Soo Oh (Chosun University) and Lotfollah Shafai (University of Manitoba)

[S-B6] Wireless Power TransferFranklin Bien (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology) and Luca Roselli (University of Perugia)

[S-B7] Computational Technique and EM SimulationYong Heui Cho (Mokwon University) and Do-Hoon Kwon (University of Mass)

[S-B8] Negative Group Delay (NGD) Devices and Its ApplicationsBlaise Ravelo (ESIGELEC) and Yongchae Jeong (Chonbuk National University)

[S-B9] Computational Techniques and EM Field SimulatorsShinichiro Ohnuki (Nihon University) and Lijun Jiang (The University of Hong Kong)

[S-B12] Novel Mathematical Methods in ElectromagneticsKazuya Kobayashi (Chuo University) and Yury Shestopalov (University of Gävle)

[S-B13] Advances in Super- and High- Resolution Electromagnetic ImagingLianlin Li (Peking University) and Weixiang Jiang (Southeast University)

[S-B14] Multiscale Multiphysics Techniques and ApplicationsQing Huo Liu (Duke University)

Commission C (Radio-communication Systems and Signal Processing)[S-C3] Wireless networkSeung-Hoon Hwang (Dongguk University) and Jangwon Lee (Yonsei University)

[S-C4] Radio Localization TechniquesDongsoo Han (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) and Sunwoo Kim (Hanyang University)

[S-C6] IoT and green communicationsByounghyo Shim (Seoul National University)

[S-C7] Massive MIMO and millimeter wave communicationsY.-W. Peter Hong (National Tsing Hua University), Hyun Kyu Chung (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute), and Youngchul Sung (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

[S-C8] Satellite and Terrestrial NetworksJihwan Choi (Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology)

Commission D (Electronics and Photonics)[S-D1] Microwave and THz photonicsJungwon Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) and Shilong Pan (Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics)

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[S-D2] Ultrafast PhotonicsUwe Griebner (Max Born Institute) and Fabian Rotermund (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

[S-D3] Terahertz Electronics and PhotonicsJae-Sung Rieh (Korea University) and Minoru Fujishima (Hiroshima University)

[S-D4] Microwave and mm-wave Integrated CircuitsByung-Wook Min (Yonsei University) and Tiku Yu (National Taipei University)

[S-D5] High Power RF Devices and CircuitsNaoki Hara (Fujitsu) and Youngoo Yang (Sungkyunkwan University)

[S-D6] Low-energy Wireless Sensor ElectronicsHyunchol Shin (Kwangwoon University) and Chun Huat Heng (National University of Singapore)

[S-D7] Photonic/Electromagnetic Metamaterials and MetadevicesBumki Min (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) and Junsuk Rho (Pohang University of Science and Technology)

[S-DBC1] Optical, Electrical and Optoelectronic Generation and Distribution of Microwave SignalB N Biswas (Sir J. C School of Engineering) and Arindum Mukherjee (Central Institute of Technology)

Commission E (Electromagnetic Noise and Interference)[S-E1] Common-Mode Issues Related to Power ElectronicsYoshitaka Toyota (Okayama University) and Wansoo Nah (Sungkyunkwan University)

[S-E2] Signal Integrity and EMI of Chip, Package, and PCBJoungho Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) and Wen-Yan Yin (Zhejiang University)

[S-E3] Modeling of Electromagnetic Immunity, EMS, and ESDJonghoon Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) and Jingook Kim (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)

[S-E4] EMC Problems in Mobile DevicesDong Gun Kam (Ajou University) and Hyun Ho Park (University of Suwon)

[S-E5] EMC and Information SecurityJong-Gwan Yook (Yonsei University) and Yu-Ichi Hayashi (Tohoku Gakuin University)

[S-EB] EMC Modeling and TechniquesSungtek Kahng (Incheon National University) and Erping Li (Zhejiang University)

Commission F (Wave Propagation and Remote Sensing)[S-F1] Wave Propagation and ScatteringYisok Oh (Hongik University) and Yang Du (Zhejiang University)

[S-F2] Remote Sensing for Land and SeaDuk-Jin Kim (Seoul National University) and Kazuo Ouchi (National Defense Academy)

[S-F3] Remote Sensing of the AtmosphereSanghun Lim (Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology) and Tomoo Ushio (Osaka University)

[S-F4] Advanced Sensor and Radar TechnologyMin-Ho Ka (Yonsei University) and Xiongjun Fu (Beijing Institute of Technology)

[S-F5] Radio Wave Propagation Aspects in Body Area NetworksSlawomir J. Ambroziak (Gdansk University of Technology) and Luis M. Correia (University of Lisbon)

[S-F6] Remote Sensing of PrecipitationTomoo Ushio (Osaka University) and Animesh Maitra (University of Calcutta)

Commission G (Ionospheric Radio and Propagation)[S-G1] GPS/GNSS Monitoring of the IonosphereKwan-Dong Park (Inha University) and Shuanggen Jin (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

[S-G2] Ionospheric Density Variability in the Polar RegionGeonhwa Jee (Korea Polar Research Institute) and Qian Wu (National Center for Atmospheric Research)

[S-G3] Radar Probing for the Ionospheric VariabilityYoung-Sil Kwak (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute) and Yuichi Otsuka (Nagoya University)

[S-G4] Satellite Probing for the Ionospheric VariabilityJaeheung Park (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute) and Charles Lin (National Cheng Kung University)

[S-G5] Observation of Ionospheric Plasma Density VariationYoung-Sil Kwak (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute) and Geonhwa Jee (Korea Polar Research Institute)


[S-GH1] ULF/VLF WavesDong-Hun Lee (Kyung Hee University) and Kazue Takahashi (Johns Hopkins University)

[S-GH2] Space Weather Impact and Mitigation EffortsJun-Chul Mun (National Radio Research Agency) and Mamoru Ishii (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology)

Commission H (Waves in Plasmas)[S-H1] Theory and Simulation of Waves in PlasmaMyoung-Jae Lee (Hanyang University) and Hae June Lee (Pusan National University)

[S-H2] Generation and Characteristics of Waves in SpaceDae-Young Lee (Chungbuk National University) and Ensang Lee (Kyung Hee University)

[S-H3] Radio Science for Space WeatherViviane Pierrard (Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy) and Mauro Messerotti (INAF-Astronomical Observatory of Trieste)

[S-H4] Waves in Nuclear Fusion Plasmas and Laser-Plasma AcceleratorYoung-Soon Bae (National Fusion Research Institute) and Hee-Yong Suk (Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)

[S-H5] Coherent Radiation SourcesEunMi Choi (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology) and Heather Song (University of Colorado-Colorado Springs)

[S-HG1] Effects of Wave-Particle Interactions in Earths Magnetosphere and Upper AtmosphereWen Li (University of California) and Ondrej Santolik (The Czech Academy of Sciences)

Commission J (Radio Astronomy)[S-J1] New technology in Very Long Baseline Interferometry and Single DishesDo Young Byun (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute) and Z.-Q. Shen (Chinese Academy of Science)

[S-J2] Science and Technology of the Square Kilometer ArrayBong-Won Sohn (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute) and Hideyuki Kobayashi (National Astronomy Observatory of Japan)

[S-J3] Science and Technology of Atacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter ArrayJongsoo Kim (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute) and Satoru Iguchi (National Astronomy Observatory of Japan)

[S-J5] Receivers for Radio AstronomyJungwon Lee (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute) and Sheng-Cai Shi (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

[S-J6] Science and Technology for Solar and HeliophysicsKyungsuk Cho (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute) and Yihua Yan (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

[S-JDE4] Digital Technology for Radio AstronomySe-Jin Oh (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute) and Homin Jiang (Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica)

Commission K (Electromagnetics in Biology and Medicine)[S-K1] Biological Effects of EMFYoung-Hwan Ahn (Ajou University) and Xu Zhengping (Zhejiang University)

[S-K2] Exposure Assessment and EMF StandardsSoichi Watanabe (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology) and Niels Kuster (ETH Zurich)

[S-K3] Numerical Dosimetry (EMF Dosimetry)Ae-Kyoung Lee (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute) and Masao Taki (Tokyo Metropolitan University)

[S-K4] EMFs for New TechnologiesTeruo Onishi (NTT Docomo) and Jung-Ick Moon (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)

[S-K5] Biomedical Applications of EM WaveJeong-Ki Pack (Chungnam National University) and Jianqing Wang (Nagoya Institute of Technology)

[S-K6] Dosimetry for WBAN Antennas and DevicesPing Jack Soh (University Malaysia Perlis) and Koichi Ito (Chiba University)

[S-K7] EM Biomedical ImagingSoon-Ik Jeon (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute) and Puyan Mojabi (University of Manitoba)

[S-KE] EMC in Biomedical ApplicationsJun-Gyu Yang (National Radio Research Agency) and Eisuke Hanada (Saga University)

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General Information

Registration DeskRegistration desks are located in Lobby (3F), Convention Center, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel. Credit cards and cash are the only accepted forms of payment for on-site registration. The registration desks will be open during the conference according to the following schedule.

Location: Lobby (3F), Convention Center, Grand Hilton Seoul HotelOperation Hours:

■ August 21, 2016 / 12:00 ~ 18:00■ August 22, 2016 / 08:00 ~ 18:00■ August 23, 2016 / 08:00 ~ 18:00■ August 24, 2016 / 08:00 ~ 18:00■ August 25, 2016 / 08:00 ~ 14:00

Conference KitURSI AP-RASC 2016 conference kit will be given to each regular/student registered delegate at the registration desk. The kit contains Program book, Proceedings, and so on.

Secretariat OfficeLocation: Board Room (2F), Grand Hilton Seoul HotelOperation Hours:

■ August 21, 2016 / 09:00 ~ 18:00■ August 22, 2016 / 08:00 ~ 18:00■ August 23, 2016 / 08:00 ~ 18:00■ August 24, 2016 / 08:00 ~ 18:00■ August 25, 2016 / 08:00 ~ 18:00

ExhibitionAn exhibition will be held throughout the conference 4th floor lobby, Convention Center, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

Location: Lobby (4F), Convention Center, Grand Hilton Seoul HotelOperation Hours:

■ August 22, 2016 / 09:00 ~ 18:00■ August 23, 2016 / 09:00 ~ 18:00■ August 24, 2016 / 09:00 ~ 18:00■ August 25, 2016 / 09:00 ~ 18:00

LunchesLunch box will be provided for participants, who have a lunch coupon. Find coupon which is included name badge.

Location: Grand Ballroom (2F), Grand Hilton Seoul HotelOperation Hours:

■ August 22, 2016 / 12:00 ~ 13:30■ August 23, 2016 / 12:00 ~ 13:30■ August 24, 2016 / 12:00 ~ 13:30■ August 25, 2016 / 12:00 ~ 13:30

Coffee BreaksLocation: 3rd, 4th Floor Lobby, Convention Center and 2nd Floor Lobby, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel


Event Information

Official Events■ Welcome Reception

Date and Time: August 21, 2016 / 18:00~20:00Location: Lotus Hill Garden (2F), Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

The Welcome Reception will be an excellent opportunity to catch up with old colleagues and make new friends while enjoying some delicious foods and refreshing beverages, as well as traditional Korean culture. Come and join this entertaining ice-breaker to expand professional networks and form partnerships.

■ Opening Ceremony

Date and Time: August 22, 2016 / 10:00~10:40Location: Convention A~C (4F), Convention Center, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

The URSI AP-RASC 2016 will officially open with the Opening Ceremony.All registered participants are cordially invited, please join us and celebrate this conference.

■ Banquet

Date and Time: August 24, 2016 / 18:00~20:30Location: Convention A~E (4F), Convention Center, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

Banquet is a key networking event in the conference. This will be a great opportunity to relax with wonderful entertainment while also giving us the time to know each other better. Also, you will have unforgettable impression and memory through this banquet. Also, you can enjoy the special performance full of wit and laughter. You could create a memorable moment.

Business MeetingBoard Meeting 1 *members only

August 20, 2016 / 10:00~16:30, Swan, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

Coordinating Committee Meeting 1 *members only

August 21, 2016 / 10:00-13:00, Emerald B, Convention Center, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

Joint Meeting: Coordinating Committee Meeting 1 / Informal Council Meeting *members only

August 21, 2016 / 14:00-16:30, Emerald B, Convention Center, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

AP-RASC Standing Committee Meeting 1 *members only

August 22, 2016 / 12:00-13:30, Peacock, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

Young Scientist Program Committee (YSPC) Meeting *members only

August 22, 2016 / 18:00~18:30, Flamingo, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

Radio Science Bulletin (RSB) Meeting *members only

August 23, 2016 / 12:00-13:30, Flamingo, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

Commission Business Meetings *open to all the participants

August 23, 2016 / 18:00-20:00, Session Room (Room A ~ J), Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

AP-RASC Standing Committee Meeting 2 *members only


Board Meeting 2 *members only


Early Career Representatives (ECRs) Meeting *members only


Coordinating Committee Meeting 2 *members only


Board Meeting 3 *members only

August 26, 2016 / 10:00-16:30, Swan, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

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Information on Technical Program

Oral PresentationWe highly recommend presenters to follow the instructions noted below carefully. You need to check your

presentation file in advance to confirm all fonts read correctly and all embedded video clips play smoothly

within your presentation.

■ The authors of papers accepted for oral presentation are asked to bring PowerPoint (or PDF) slides and

present their research in a podium presentation.

■ We will prepare a computer for presentation, and authors are encouraged to use the conference computer

for presentation, to avoid wasting time switching between personal laptops.

■ To avoid software compatibility problems (MS PowerPoint), speakers are advised to save their PowerPoint

presentation on a USB memory stick AND bring a backup version of their presentation.

■ Files should be uploaded to the local laptop in the session room during the breaks between the sessions.

■ Local laptop available at the meeting will run PowerPoint 2013.

■ Speakers should arrive in the session room 10 minutes BEFORE the start of their sessions to report to the

session chair.

■ A proctor will also be available in case you need technical assistance.

Poster PresentationThe presenters of paper accepted for poster presentation are asked to prepare a poster and display it for

the duration of the conference on a designated panel provided by the conference.

- Location: Lobby, 3F, Convention Center, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel- Poster Panel Size: 1.0m in width and 2.5m in height.- The poster board is self-standing.- Each paper’s code will be shown on the board. - Scotch tape will be provided for your use.- Use of double-sided tape is prohibited. - All presenters are required to preside at their poster panel during the poster

presentation time.- During the session for anticipated discussion with participants. - Each poster should indicate the paper title, authors, and affiliation must fit within

a 0.9m x 1.5m space.

Poster Session

Date / Time August 24 (Wed.), 2016 / 16:00~18:00

Put-up Time August 22 (Mon.), 2016 ~ August 23 (Tue.) / 09:00~18:00

Presentation Time August 24 (Wed.), 2016 / 16:00~18:00

Take-down Time August 25 (Thu.), 2016 / 09:00~16:00

* Please note that posters remaining after the session will be discarded. Thus please ensure to take your

posters down during the take-down time.


Short Course

Short Courses cover a broad range of topic areas at a variety of educational levels. Enhance your industry

knowledge by learning the latest and most innovative information on radio science fields. The Short Course

program offers skill-building training for professionals and students alike. Gain insight and an edge in radio

science!

“Advanced Electromagnetics and its Application”

Date / Time: August 21 (Sun.) / 13:00~17:30

Place: Diamond (3F), Convention Center, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

Session Chair: Sungtek Kahng (Incheon National University)

Short Course 1 13:00~13:50

The Physics, Mathematics, and Realization of the Propagation Mechanism in Cellular Wireless Communication

Systems

Tapan Kumar Sarkar (DL) (Syracuse University, USA)


Reflectarray Antennas: Beautiful Children of Reflector and Array Antennas

Rahmat Samii (DL) (University of California. USA)


Transformation Optics in Antenna Engineering

Yang Hao (Queen Mary University of London, UK)


Innovation in Antenna Design using Electromagnetic Principles

Lotfollah Shafai (University of Manitoba, Canada)


Subsurface Sensing and Super-Resolution Imaging: Application of Computational Electromagnetics and Acoustics

Qing Huo Liu (DL) (Duke University, USA)

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General Lecture

General Lecture I

Date / Time: August 22 (Mon.) / 11:00~12:00

Place: Convention A~C (4F), Convention Center, Grand Hilton Seoul Hotel

Session Chair: Ikmo Park (Ajou University)

Yahya Rahmat-Samii

(University of California, USA)

Talk Title: Nature Inspired Optimization Techniques in Modern Engineering:

Let Darwin and the Bees Help Improve your Designs

Biography

Yahya Rahmat-Samii is a Distinguished Professor, holder of the Northrop-Grumman Chair in electromagnetics,

member of the US National Academy of Engineering (NAE), winner of the 2011 IEEE Electromagnetics Award and

the former chairman of the Electrical Engineering Department at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

Before joining UCLA, he was a Senior Research Scientist at Caltech/NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Dr.

Rahmat-Samii was the 1995 President of the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society and 2009-2011President of

the United States National Committee (USNC) of the International Union of Radio Science (URSI). He has also served

as an IEEE Distinguished Lecturer presenting lectures internationally. Dr. Rahmat-Samii is a Fellow of the IEEE, AMTA

and ACES. Dr. Rahmat-Samii has authored and co-authored over 1000 technical journal articles and conference

papers and has written over 35 book chapters and five books. Dr. Rahmat-Samii has received numerous awards,

including the 1992 and 1995 Wheeler Best Application Prize Paper Award for his papers published in the IEEE

Antennas and Propagation Transactions, 1999 University of Illinois ECE Distinguished Alumni Award, the IEEE Third

Millennium Medal, AMTA’2000 Distinguished Achievement Award, 2001 recipient of an Honorary Doctorate Cassa

from the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, 2001 Foreign Membership of the Royal Flemish Academy

of Belgium for Science and the Arts, 2002 Technical Excellence Award from JPL, 2005 URSI Booker Gold Medal,

2007 Chen-To Tai Distinguished Educator Award of the IEEE AP-S, 2009 IEEE AP-S Distinguished Achievement Award,

2010 UCLA School of Engineering Lockheed Martin Excellence in Teaching Award, 2011 UCLA Distinguished

Teaching Award, 2015 Distinguished Engineering Achievement Awards of the Engineers’ Council and 2015 NASA

Group Achievement Award. He has had pioneering research contributions in diverse areas of electromagnetics,

antennas, measurement and diagnostics techniques, numerical and asymptotic methods, satellite and personal

communications, remote sensing and planetary mission antennas, human/antenna interactions, RFID and implanted

antennas in medical applications, frequency selective surfaces, electromagnetic band-gap and meta-material

structures, applications of the genetic algorithms and particle swarm optimization, etc., (visit http:www.antlab.

ee.ucla.edu). Prof. Rahmat-Samii is the designer of the IEEE AP-S logo which is displayed on all IEEE AP-S publications.

Abstract

Engineers are constantly challenged with the temptation to search for optimum solutions for complex engineering

system designs. The ever increasing advances in computational power have fueled this temptation. The well-known


brute force design methodologies are systematically being replaced by the state-of-the-art Evolutionary Optimization

(EO) techniques. In recent years, EO techniques are finding growing applications to the design of all kind of systems

with increasing complexity. Among various EO’s, nature inspired techniques such as Genetic Algorithms (GA), Particle

Swarm Optimization (PSO) and the Covariance Matrix Adaptation (CMA) Evolution Strategies (ES) have attracted

considerable attention. GA utilizes an optimization methodology which allows a global search of the cost surface

via the mechanism of the statistical random processes dictated by the Darwinian evolutionary concept (adaptation,

selection, survivability and mutation). PSO is a robust stochastic evolutionary computation technique based on the

movement and intelligence of swarms of bees looking for the most fertile feeding location applying their cognitive

and social knowledge. The CMA-ES technique is based upon the evolution of a population of individuals, capitalizing

on the ideas of survival of the fittest, recombination, and mutation, and this version of ES has only been recently

introduced to the applied electromagnetic community. This algorithm has certain similarities in comparison to the

standard Genetic Algorithms; however the selection and recombination operators have some key differences. In

particular, the notion of average performance among the individuals is an important part of the evolution processes

in this algorithm. This presentation will focus on: (a) an engineering introduction to GA, PSO and CMEAES by

describing in a novel fashion the underlying concepts and recent advances for those who have used these techniques

and for those who have not had any experiences in these areas, (b) demonstration of potential applications of

these evolutionary optimization techniques to a variety of electromagnetic engineering designs dealing with space

and planetary missions, medical and wireless devices, metamaterials and nano structures, etc., and (c) assessment

of the advantages and the limitations of these techniques.

General Lecture II

Date / Time: August 23 (Tue.) / 11:00~12:00


Session Chair: Kyung-Suk Cho (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Lou-Chuang Lee

(Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica, Taiwan)

Talk Title: Electrodynamic Coupling Processes in the Solar-Terrestrial Environment

Biography

Professor Lou-Chuang Lee received a B. S. degree from National Taiwan University in 1969 and a Ph.D. degree

from Caltech in 1975. He specializes in space and plasma physics. Before 1995, he performed research at

NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, University of Maryland and University of Alaska. Upon returning to Taiwan

in 1995, Prof. Lee served as the Dean of the College of Science, National Cheng Kung University, Director of

National Space Program Office, the founding President of the National Applied Research Laboratories, the President

of National Central University, and the Minister of National Science Council. He is currently a distinguished research

fellow of Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica. Prof. Lee received many honors, including the Fulbright

Distinguished Scholar, the Presidential Science Prize in Taiwan, Academician of Academia Sinica, Elected Member

of the World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) and International Academy

of Engineering, Russian Academy of Engineering (IAE). Prof. Lee developed several new theories to explain observed

space phenomena. His major research achievements include: (a) the turbulence spectrum of interstellar medium,

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(b) the cyclotron maser theory for the generation of auroral kilometric radiation, (c) the multiple X-line reconnection

model for magnetic flux transfer events, (d) the formation mechanism of solar prominences, (e) a new mechanism

for solar coronal heating, (f) the discovery of "gigantic jets" in the Earth’s upper atmosphere, and (g) an electric

coupling model of lithosphere-atmosphere-ionosphere.

Abstract

The solar–terrestrial system consists of many neighboring physical regions, which include the photosphere, solar

corona, solar wind, magnetosphere, ionosphere, atmosphere, lithosphere and interstellar medium. The

electrodynamic coupling among neighboring regions leads to the generation of many observed natural phenomena.

The followingimportant electrodynamic coupling processes will be presented and reviewed in this talk. (a)The plasma

shear flows in the solar photosphere lead to the formation and eruption of solar prominences. (b)The coupling

between solar wind and magnetosphere through magnetic reconnection and kinetic Alfvén waves (KAWs) leads

to the transport of particles and energy from the solar wind to magnetosphere.(c) The electric coupling among

lithosphere, atmosphere and ionosphere may lead to total electron content (TEC)variations and formation of

nighttimeplasma bubbles in the ionosphere. The stressed-rockin the lithosphere can generate currents before

earthquake and acts as a dynamo to provide currents for the lithosphere-atmosphere-ionosphere coupling.(d) The

coupling of heliosphere to the interstellar medium leads to the formation of termination shock, heliosheath and

heliopause as observed by Voyager 1 and 2.

General Lecture III

Date / Time: August 24 (Wed.) / 11:00~12:00


Session Chair: Jungwoo Lee (Seoul National University)

Kyungwhoon Cheun

(Executive Vice President, Next Generation Communications Business Team IT and

Mobile Communications Division, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, Korea)

Talk Title: 5G, Moving Steps Closer to Commercialization

Biography

Dr. Kyungwhoon Cheun received his B.S. degree in Electronics Engineering from Seoul National University in 1985.

He earned his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in 1987 and 1989, respectively.

He served as a professor at the University of Delaware from 1989 to 1991 and then at the Pohang University

of Science and Technology (POSTECH) from 1991 to 2014. While at POSTECH, he headed the national ITRC center

for Broadband OFDM Multiple Access (BrOMA), an eight-year research program supported by the Korean Ministry

of Knowledge and Economy.

Aside from his academic achievements, he, as an engineering consultant, has contributed to many break-through

innovations in diverse industry areas of wireless communications and audio signal processing. He was on leave

at Witechs and NSystems in San Diego where he developed efficient receiver algorithms for WLANs and WCDMA.

From 2004 to 2011, he served as the Chief Technical Officer (CTO) of Pulsus Technologies Inc., taking the lead

of developing sound processing algorithms and sigma-delta modulation based full digital audio amplifier SoCs.

Since 2012, he has been with Samsung Electronics leading research and development for next generation cellular


and Wi-Fi networks. Currently he is an Executive Vice President of the Next Generation Communications Business

Team.

Abstract

With the ever-increasing demands on mobile data traffic and stronger requirements on latency and reliability of

novel mobile services, it becomes more challenging to meet those diverse needs by sheer migration of the existing

cellular technologies. Consequently, 3GPP set out 5G standardization to accommodate those needs with evolutionary

technologies in April 2016. Many mobile operators and equipment vendors started to take into consideration 5G

as more than just a research topic and even show strong interests in the pre-commercial trials of 5G technologies

in the coming years.

With a commitment to take the lead role of pursuing technical innovations in the mobile communication industry,

Samsung has put lots of efforts to research and development of 5G core technologies since 2011. Major research

areas include, but not limited to, millimeter wave, new waveform, enhanced channel coding, FD-MIMO, which

have been verified and refined up to commercial-grade technologies.

This presentation starts from the 5G vision and requirements, Samsung’s recent R&D results both in the legacy

bands below 6GHz and higher bands above 6GHz. It describes recent channel measurements/modeling activities,

test bed developments and various test results in the millimeter wave bands, and also the R&D results in the legacy

bands such as new waveform and FD-MIMO. Finally, some results from the field trials with leading mobile operators

are shown as clear evidence to the feasibility of the new 5G technologies in the real environments.

General Lecture IV

Date / Time: August 25 (Thu.) / 11:00~12:00


Session Chair: Jin Joo Choi (Kwangwoon University)

Hyeon K. Park

(National Fusion Research Institute & Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology,

Korea)

Talk Title: Role of Electromagnetic Waves in Magnetic Fusion Plasma Research

Biography

Hyeon K. Park received Ph.D. from UCLA, USA in 1984 for the first multi-channel FIR scattering experiment from

the plasma waves in laboratory plasmas. Since then, he was with the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL),

Princeton University from 1984 to 2007. Here, he developed a Multi-channel IR Interferometer/polarimeter system

for the US flagship fusion device, Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor (TFTR) and multi-channel scattering system for National

Spherical Tokamak Experiment (NSTX) at PPPL. In late 1990’s, he has focused on developing an Electron Cyclotron

Emission Imaging (ECEI) and Microwave Imaging Reflectometry (MIR) systems for 2D visualization of

magnetohydrodynamic instabilities and turbulences in the plasma to enhance the understanding of complex physics

of plasma dynamics. Following the first successful demonstration on TEXTOR device, Germany, the ECEI system

has been deployed in most of the toroidal fusion plasma devices (DIII-D, USA, AUG, Germany, EAST, China, LHD,

Japan) throughout the world and many new physics, that were not available with the conventional diagnostics,

have been reported. In 2008, he joined the POSTECH, Korea as professor in physics department and established

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fusion plasma research center for developing the most advanced 2D/3D ECE imaging and MIR systems on KSTAR.

His team unveiled the images of edge instabilities (ELMs) for the first time in KSTAR. In 2013, he moved to physics

department, UNIST, Korea and established Fusion Plasma Stability and Confinement Research Center. The objective

the UNIST center is to challenge the unsolved physics problems in tokamak physics in KSTAR and WEST, France

in which his team is developing ECEI system. In addition to the leading role in UNIST effort, he has been appointed

as the director of KSTAR Research Center, NFRI, Daejeon Korea in 2015 and leads the KSTAR research. He is

a Fellow of APS and has served International Tokamak Plasma Activity diagnostic division as Co-chair and Chair

in 2008-2013. He has served numerous international and national scientific and policy committees. He has been

serving PPCF as an editorial board member since 2008. He has published ~600 papers [SCI journals (~300) and

conference proceedings (~300)] and numerous plenary and invited talks in major and topical conferences for fusion

plasma research.

Abstract

The progress of magnetic fusion plasma research via tokamak device (i.e., fusion grade plasma confined in a toroidal

magnetic field) has reached to a point where electrical breakeven is challenged in ITER in which the output power

will be 10 times more than the input power. Such progress is feasible due to advances in high power Radio

Frequencies (RF) and Microwave technologies and understanding of wave behaviors in magnetically confined plasmas

where waves are extremely rich due to its collective behavior. The high temperature plasma confined in magnetic

field is also rich in emissions of a wide range of wavelength ranging from radio frequencies to -ray. The passive

emissions from the plasmas have been used to diagnose the plasma properties. For active diagnostic purpose, variety

of form EM waves (lasers and microwaves) has been employed for study of plasma dynamics and measurement

of plasma parameters. Tokamak device such as the Korean Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research (KSTAR)

not only requires external heating schemes to increase the ion temperature up to ~10keV for optimum DT reaction

but also external current drive sources for steady state operation. Here, RF and microwave heating based on cyclotron

resonance of ion and electron in plasmas has been effective in conjunction to high power neutral beam. The tokamak

device based on superconducting magnets requires externally launched current drive system for steady state

operation. For effective heating and current derive in tokamaks, the key research issues are; Development of stable

and robust high power RF (30~100 MHz) and microwave sources (50~100 GHz), design and fabrication of robust

launchers for RF and microwaves and understanding of the physics of wave propagation and absorption/damping

process in plasmas aided by modeling of wave propagation and coupling in the plasma. For passive plasma

diagnostics, emissions from acceleration, ionization and recombination process of the plasma species have been

widely used to measure the plasma parameters. The examples are ion temperature and plasma rotation measurement

by X-ray crystal spectroscopy and Charge Exchange Recombination, Motional Stark Effect of energetic beam ions

for magnetic field measurement, and Electron Cyclotron Emission for electron temperature and 2D images of electron

temperature fluctuations. For active non perturbing diagnostics, analysis of transmission, reflection and scattering

of the externally launched EM waves is aided by the physics modeling to probe the macroscopic instabilities,

underlying physics of transport in addition to the measurement of plasma parameters. They are coherent and

incoherent Thomson scattering for electron temperature, density and fluctuations, and interferometry and polarimetry

for electron density and magnetic field measurement, and reflectometry for electron density and fluctuations.


Keynote Speaker

Commission A: Electromagnetic Metrology, Electromagnetic Measurements, and Standards

Antenna and Field Probe Metrology: A NIST Perspective

August 23, 2016 / 13:30~14:10, Room I (Crane)

Perry F. Wilson

National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA

Biography

Perry F. Wilson (S’78-M’82-SM’93-F’05) received his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of

Colorado in 1983. He currently leads the RF Fields Group in the RF Technology Division of the National Institute

of Standards and Technology, in Boulder, Colorado. Dr. Wilson’s research has focused on the application of

electromagnetic theory to problems in electromagnetic compatibility EMC) and RF field metrology. Dr. Wilson is

a Fellow of the IEEE, a member of US IEC TC77B TAG, past Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE EMC Transactions, a

recipient of a 2010 IEEE EMC Society Technical Achievement Award, a recipient of the 2002 IEEE EMC

Transactions Best Paper Award, and a recipient of a 2007 US Department of Commerce Gold Medal.

Abstract

Two core metrology activities in the RF Fields Group at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

in Boulder, Colorado are antenna parameters (pattern, gain, polarization) and electric field strength (V/m). This

talk will cover recent NIST research and results in these two areas. First, NIST has brought on line a new

antenna range with application from about 50 – 500 GHz based on a six-degree-of-freedom, articulated-arm

industrial robot. Coupled with a dynamic laser tracker system and spatial geometry software, the range allows

us to perform near-field scans and make antenna parameter measurements at mmw frequencies with high

precision. Second, NIST is progressing with work to develop a quantum based field strength probe that allows

us to directly measure field strength without the need for a calibrated probe or calibrated reference field. Based

on the Rydberg state of alkali atoms (rubidium, cesium) the probe is projected to be small, non-metallic,

self-calibrating, and wideband (1 GHz – 1 THz). Measurement results for both the antenna and field strength

systems will be shown.

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Commission B: Fields and Waves

Challenges of Antenna Miniaturization and Performance Enhancement

August 23, 2016 / 16:00~16:40, Room A (Emerald A)

Lotfollah Shafai

University of Manitoba, Canada

Biography

Lotfollah Shafai B.Sc. from University of Tehran in 1963 and M.Sc. and Ph.D., from University of Toronto, in 1966

and 1969. In November 1969, he joined the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of

Manitoba as a Lecturer, Assistant Professor 1970, Associate Professor 1973, Professor 1979, and Distinguished

professor 2002, and Distinguished Professor Emeritus 2016. His assistance to industry was instrumental in establishing

an Industrial Research Chair in Applied Electromagnetics at the University of Manitoba in 1989, which he held

until July 1994. In 1986, he established the symposium on Antenna Technology and Applied Electromagnetics,

ANTEM, at the University of Manitoba, which has grown to be the premier Canadian conference in Antenna

technology and related topics.

Abstract

A number of new technologies have recently emerged that cover different areas in communications,

autonomous navigation, remote sensing, medical imaging and health monitoring, that operate with wireless

information exchanges among multiple devices. Since the dominant means of information exchange is

electromagnetic waves, they need antennas to transmit and receive the waves and electronics to process them.

However, antennas must interface two separate bounded and unbounded media, where waves have distinct

sizes. Consequently, to interact efficiently with waves their dimensions have become wavelength dependent,

limiting their size reductions. This is the major impediment for antenna miniaturization. On the other hand,

advancement of traditional technologies and emergence of new ones require ongoing size reductions to

incorporate more features and operate at lower cost. This size discrepancy, thus, has made antennas the

“Achilles’ heel” of technology progress, and is not limited to any particular area. Any small reduction in the

antenna size provides a major progress in related technologies. This presentation will highlight the penalties paid

for antenna miniaturization using traditional design methods, and provide examples of new design techniques

that can overcome them.


Commission C: Radio-communication Systems and Signal Processing

Measurement-Based Millimeter-Wave Wideband Channel Characteristics

for 5G Communication Systems

August 25, 2016 / 09:50~10:30, Room F (Convention C)

Hyun Kyu Chung

Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

Biography

Dr. Hyun Kyu Chung is a vice president of ETRI(Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute) and

head of 5G Giga-communications Research Laboratory. In this role, he is responsible for mobile

communication R&D and CPND(Contents, Platform, Network and Device) technologies for the Giga-Korea

Project in ETRI. He received B.S. degree from Seoul National University in 1985 and his master degree on

electrical engineering from KAIST in 1988. Then, he joined to KT(Korea Telecom) in 1988 as a researcher.

After moving his career to SK Telecom in 1993, he had served as a researcher for deploying world-first

CDMA commercial networks in Korea. Since then, he had served as head of SK Telecom U.S. R&D Center

at Fairfield, New Jersey. In U.S. he pursued Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering in Polytechnic institute of

NYU, Brooklyn, New York, where his research interest was wave propagation for mobile communications.

After his doctoral degree in 2000, he joined to Lucent Technologies in New Jersey as a member of technical

staff and then joined ETRI in 2001.

Abstract

In contrast to the frequency bands below 6 GHz, there have been numerous debates on the use of

millimeter-wave (mmWave) frequencies for mobile cellular networks. The debates were primarily caused by

misunderstandings about the mmWave propagation behavior regarding path loss and straight-line propagation

properties. These myths were commonly accepted because of their apparent inherency to very high

frequencies. In this keynote talk, we discuss these issues by investigating mmWave propagation characteristics

and channel models with field measurement data especially targeting mobile cellular networks. The path loss

characteristics will clarify the severity of mmWave propagation losses and provide information on the radius

of cell coverage, amount of interference, calculation of link margin, etc. The multipath angular profiles tell

us from where signals are arriving and provide information for the determination of beamwidth and

beamforming. The multipath delay characteristics provide the frequency-selectivity information on system

design such as symbol period and the cyclic prefix length in OFDM. In addition to these fundamental

mmWave propagation properties, we discuss a 3GPP-like stochastic channel model and provide parameters

appropriate to the mmWave bands. Finally, we discuss mmWave system impacts caused by the adoption of

directional antenna beamforming: beam mis-alignment and selection of beamwidth. Our measurement data

were collected in both an outdoor urban microcellular (UMi) and indoor hotspot (InH) environments with our

custom-developed sounder operating at 28 and 38 GHz.

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Commission D: Electronics and Photonics

Millimeter-wave and Terahertz Technologies Enabled by Photonics

August 22, 2016 / 13:30~14:10, Room J (Swan)

Tadao Nagatsuma

Osaka University, Japan

Biography

Tadao Nagatsuma received B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in electronic engineering from Kyushu University,

Fukuoka, Japan, in 1981, 1983, and 1986, respectively. From 1986 to 2007, he was with Nippon Telegraph

and Telephone Corporation (NTT), Atsugi, Kanagawa, Japan. Since 2007, he has been a Professor at

Graduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University, and a Director of the Science and Technology

Entrepreneurship Laboratory at Osaka University. His research interests include millimeter-wave and terahertz

photonics and their applications to wireless communications, sensing, and measurement. He is a Fellow of

the IEEE, a Fellow of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers (IEICE), Japan,

and a Fellow of the Electromagnetics Academy. He currently serves as an Associate Editor of the IEEE

Photonics Technology Letters, and a Director of the IEICE.

Abstract

This talk presents how effectively photonics technologies are implemented not only in generation, detection

and transmission of continuous millimeter waves (MMW) and terahertz (THz) waves, but also in system

applications such as communications, measurements, spectroscopy and imaging to efficiently enhance their

performance. First, key device and component technologies are reviewed. Then, wireless communications

applications are discussed aiming at a data rate of terabit/s. Next, frequency-domain THz spectroscopy

systems are described, in particular focusing on the approach to increasing a measurement sensitivity, and a

similar technique is successfully applied to visualization of MMW/THz electric-field radiation and propagation,

which is useful for the characterization of devices and systems. Moreover, 2D/3D imaging applications are

presented. Finally, in order to make MMW/THz systems more compact and cost-effective, recent challenges in

photonic integration technologies are described, which include monolithically integrated photonic signal

generators, and hybrid integration schemes using, for example, photonic crystal platforms.


Commission E: Electromagnetic Environment and Interference

Pulsed Antennas for Applications in High-Power Electromagnetics (HPEM)

August 22, 2016 / 16:00~16:40, Room I (Crane)

D. V. Giri

University of New Mexico, USA

Biography

Dr. Giri has 40 years of work experience in the general field of electromagnetic theory and its applications in

NEMP (Nuclear Electromagnetic Pulse), HPM (High-Power Microwaves), Lightning, and UWB (Ultra Wideband). A

complete description of his academic training and work experience may be seen at his website: www.dvgiri.comHe obtained the B.Sc., Mysore University, India, (1964), B.E., M.E., Indian Institute of Science, (1967) (1969), M.S.,

Ph.D., Harvard University, (1973) (1975), Certificate, Harvard Introduction to Business Program, (1981).

Since 1984, he is a self-employed consultant doing business as Pro-Tech, in Alamo, CA, performing R&D work for U.S. Government and Industry. He is also an Adjunct Professor in the Dept. of ECE, University of New Mexico,

Albuquerque, NM. Dr. Giri has taught graduate and undergraduate courses in the Dept. of EECS, University of

California, Berkeley campus. From May 1978 to September 1984, he was a staff scientist at LuTech, Inc., in Berkeley, CA. Prior to his association with LuTech, Inc., Dr. Giri was a Research Associate for the National Research Council

at the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), Kirtland AFB, New Mexico, where he conducted research in EMP

and other aspects of electromagnetic theory. Dr. Giri is a LIFE FELLOW of IEEE, a Charter Member of the Electromagnetics Society, and Member of Commission B, URSI and International Chairman of Commission E, URSI.

He has served on the editorial board of the Journal of Electromagnetics, published by the Electromagnetics Society.

He has also served as an Associate Editor for the IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility. He was elected to the grade of FELLOW by the awards committee of Summa Foundation in 1994 for his contributions to EMP

simulator design and HPM antenna design. He has coauthored a book titled High-Power Microwave Systems and

Effects published by Taylor and Francis in 1994. He is a co-recipient of the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society’s 2006 John Kraus Antenna Award. His second book titled High-Power Electromagnetic Radiators: Nonlethal Weapons

and Other Applications has been published by Harvard University Press in 2004. He has also published over 100

papers, reports etc. He is a recipient of 2006 John Kraus Antenna Award by IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society.

He is a Co-Editor with Prof. Raj Mittra, and they have started an on-line Forum and Journal on Electromagnetics

called FERMAT (www.e-fermat.org).

Abstract

Natural lightning is the only nature-made example of an HPEM signal. There are many man-made HPEM signals

such as Nuclear Electromagnetic Pulse (NEMP), High-Power Microwaves (HPM) , Hyperband (short pulse) systems etc. [D. V. Giri and F. M. Tesche, “Classification of Intentional Electromagnetic Environments (IEME), IEEE Trans.

EMC, Aug. 2004]. To study the effects of such HPEM signals on electronic systems – from a simple device to

fully assembled systems such as an aircraft or a ship, we need pulse power technologies and complex EM facilities to propagate and radiate these signals. In this presentation, we discuss ways of generating high-power pulses and

how such pulses can be applied to transmission lines and antennas to produce the proper transient EM environment

for vulnerability tests. The transmission lines can be very large two-conductor facilities. Examples of radiating systems are: resistively loaded monopoles, helical antennas, transmission-line fed paraboloidal reflectors etc. The fundamental

working principles of such facilities will be discussed with many illustrative examples.

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Commission F: Wave Propagation and Remote Sensing

Global Measurement of Rainfall and Precipitation Microphysics

August 23, 2016 / 13:30~14:10, Room K (White Heron)

V. Chandrasekar

Colorado State University, USA

Biography

Prof Chandra is currently a University Distinguished professor of Colorado State University. He has been actively

involved with research and development of weather radar systems for over 35 years. He has played a key role

in developing the CSU-CHILL National Radar Facility as one of the most advanced meteorological radar systems

available for research and education. He serves as the Research Director of the NSF-ERC, Center for

Collaborative Adaptive Sensing of the Atmosphere. He is an avid experimentalist conducting special experiments

to collect in situ observations to verify the new techniques and technologies. He is a co-author of two text

books and five general books, and 190 journal articles. He has served as academic advisor for over 60 graduate

students, where half of them were PhD scholars. Dr. Chandrasekar has served as a member of the National

Academy of Sciences Committee that wrote the books, "Weather Radar Technology beyond NEXRAD'' and

“Flash Flood Forecasting in Complex Terrain. He served as the General Chair for the IEEE, IGARSS'06 Symposium

and served as the Chief Editor of the Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic technology. He has been a visiting

professor of National Research Council of Italy; Distinguished Visiting Scientist at NASA (GSFC), and currently

serves as the Distinguished Professor of University of Helisnki and Finnish Meteorological Institute, and an

affiliate scientist of the NASA Jet propulsion Laboratory.

He has received numerous awards including, NOAA/ NWS Director’s Medal of Excellence the Abell Foundation

Outstanding Researcher Award, NASA Technical Contribution Award, IEEE Education Award, University

Outstanding Advisor Award, the Abell Foundational Award for International Contributions and the as well as The

CSU Research Foundation Innovation Award. He is an Elected Fellow of the IEEE, American Meteorological

Society and NOAA/ CIRA.

Abstract

Global observation of rainfall has been a long standing goal of the remote sensing community ever since

meteorological Satellites were launched. This quest reached a new level of advancement with the launch of the

Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) which was a joint mission between NASA and JAXA. Hailed as one

of the most successful missions, the satellite lasted for an unprecedented 17 years and collected valuable data

over tropical rainfall. The key instruments that were on the TRMM satellite used for rainfall measurements were

the precipitation radar and the microwave radiometer. The TRMM program was the first demonstration of

precipitation radar from space. Building on the success of the TRMM mission the Global precipitation mission

was launched that is again a global cooperation of space agencies with NASA and JAXA jointly building and

launching the dual-frequency precipitation radar. The authors of this paper have been fortunate to have been

part of both programs and have developed algorithms for not only rainfall estimation, but also microphysical

characterization of rainfall on a global scale with cross validation with ground observations. This paper will

describe rainfall comparisons, microphysical characterizations of global precipitation primarily from the current

GPM satellite.


Commission G: Ionospheric Radio and Propagation

Incoherent Scatter Radars: Present and Future

August 23, 2016 / 16:00~16:40, Room G (Convention D)

Craig J. Heinselman

EISCAT Scientific Association, Sweden

Biography

Dr. Heinselman obtained a B.S. degree from Harvey Mudd College in 1979 and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from

Stanford University in 1996 and 1999, respectively. He has worked in the field of incoherent scatter radar for

three and a half decades and has been the principal investigator of the Sondrestrom Facility in Kangerlussuaq,

Greenland and the Advanced Modular Incoherent Scatter Radars (AMISRs) near Fairbanks, Alaska and Resolute

Bay, Canada. He is presently the Director of the EISCAT Scientific Association with facilities in northern Norway,

Sweden, Finland and on Svalbard. He has held this post since 2013. He has been a member of the IEEE since

1979 and the American Geophysical Union since 1988. His research interests include high-latitude ionospheric

physics, ionosphere/neutral atmosphere physical and chemical interactions, incoherent scatter radar techniques,

and phased-array radar technologies.

Abstract

The incoherent scatter radar (ISR) technique is one of the most powerful ways of probing the ionospheric

plasma. Due in large part to a robust theoretical foundation, ISRs can measure the most important parameters

of that plasma, including electron density, electron and ion temperatures, and ion drift velocity as well as, under

certain conditions, ion composition and ion-neutral collision frequency. It can do this as functions of altitude,

horizontal coverage, and time largely regardless of atmospheric conditions and continuously for years at a time

(system and budget permitting). A number of other key parameters describing the state of the system can also

be derived from these basic measurements.

The presently operating ISR systems sport a range of capabilities and a number of key locations around the

planet. Various tradeoffs were made in the system architectures at each location, largely driven by the

technologies available when they were established but also in response to the ionospheric conditions of those

locations. As a result, there exists a fairly wide variety of system designs supporting this kind of research. In

recent years, several of the newer systems have exploited advances in both RF and digital technology to enable

rapidly steerable phased-array configurations. These advances have opened measurement possibilities that didn’t

exist in earlier systems.

Progress is also being made in designing the next generation of ISR systems, using more fully digital techniques

with very large numbers of individual antennas. A prime example of this is the EISCAT_3D system which is now

primed for implementation in the northern European auroral zone. This multi-static system of phased array

antennas will open new measurement possibilities in one of the most dynamic regions of the ionosphere.

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Commission H: Waves in Plasmas

Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling by ULF Waves

August 23, 2016 / 13:30~14:10, Room H (Convention E)

Robert L. Lysak

University of Minnesota, USA

Biography

Professor Robert L. Lysak received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1980 under the

supervision of Professors Forrest Mozer and Mary K. Hudson. He has been a member of the faculty in the

School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Minnesota since 1982 and has been a full professor since

1991. He has over 30 years of experience in developing space plasma physics theory and investigating wave

phenomena in the magnetosphere and auroral particle acceleration by means of numerical simulation. He has

studied wave dispersion relations and linear instabilities of relevance to the auroral zone and the resulting

wave-particle interactions. His main focus is on the propagation of ULF waves through the magnetosphere, their

coupling to the ionosphere, and their relation to auroral particle acceleration. He has over 100 publications in

refereed journals. He recently served as the Senior Editor for the Journal of Geophyscal Research: Space Physics

from 2010-2013. He is a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union and the American Physical Society, and was

awarded the Hannes Alfvén Medal of the European Geosciences Union in 2015.

Abstract

ULF waves play a critical role in the coupling of magnetospheric dynamics to the ionosphere. Shear mode Alfven

waves carry field-aligned current, and as kinetic Alfven waves, can develop a parallel electric field to accelerate

auroral particles. In the inhomogeneous magnetosphere, shear Alfven waves are coupled to compressional fast

mode waves that can be driven by magnetospheric compressions as well as plasma instabilities such as the

Kelvin-Helmholtz instability. The global response of these waves has been studied by means of a

three-dimensional numerical simulation of the coupled wave modes in dipolar geometry. The coupling to the

ionosphere is modeled by a fully resolved conductivity profile, which allows for a direct computation of the

ground signatures of these waves.


Commission J: Radio Astronomy

Development of Highly Sensitive Superconducting Receivers for ALMA

Band 10 and Future Prospects

August 23, 2016 / 08:30~09:10, Room C (Diamond)

Yoshinori Uzawa

National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

Biography

Yoshinori Uzawa is a Director of the Collaborative Research Laboratory of Terahertz Technology, Terahertz

Technology Research Center, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) from

2014, after completing the development of the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) band 4 &

10 receivers as an Associate Professor of the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ) from 2005.

Before this job, he was with the Communications Research Laboratory (present NICT), where he worked on the

development of quasi-optical submillimeter-wave receivers with NbN SIS junctions, after earning a master's

degree in applied electronics from the Tokyo Institute of Technology (TIT) in 1991. He received his Ph.D degree

in applied electronics from TIT in 2000, and is the recipient of several awards and honors. His research interests

include the superconducting electronics and terahertz technologies. He is a Visiting Professor of NAOJ from

2015.

Abstract

The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) is the largest ground-based radio telescope and has

been constructed in the Atacama Desert in Chile at an altitude of about 5,000 m, as an international

collaboration project involving East Asia, Europe, and North America in cooperation with Chile. This paper briefly

introduces the telescope, and describes the development of the ALMA Band 10 (0.79-0.95 THz) receiver, which

covers the highest frequency band in ALMA and is recognized as the most difficult in terms of superconducting

technology. The development started in 2005, and the manufacturing/testing of all the receivers to be installed

in a total of 66 Cassegrain reflector antennas that compose ALMA was completed in 2013. One of the key

developments to meet the stringent ALMA requirements was Band 10 superconductor-insulator-superconductor

(SIS) mixers with high quality superconducting NbTiN films. Successful additional results related to the Band 10

receivers and future prospects are also presented.

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Commission K: Electromagnetics in Biology and Medicine

The Effects of RF-EMF in Animal Models

August 22, 2016 / 13:30~14:10, Room D (Convention A)

Yun-Sil Lee

Ewha Womans University, Korea

Biography

Dr. Yun-Sil Lee is an professor of Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Ewha Womans University. She

received her B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. in College of Pharmacy from Ewha Womans University. She went on to do

postdoctoral work in NCI, USA before 18 years working at Korea Institute of Radiological and Medical Sciences

as a Principal Scientist, where she had a lot of works about radiation damage modulators and biological effects

on EMF. Her research group focuses on development of radiation protectors or sensitizers targeted for heat

shock factor 1 (HSF1) or heat shock protein 27 (HSP27) using natural products. She is also working about basic

radiation damage response in relationship with cancer development. Another her interest is the biological effects

of EMF including ELF and RF fields. Recent working fields for EMF are the effects on RF on development of

Alzheimer disease.

Abstract

The present study investigated the effects of RF-EMF in various animal models including lymphoma development,

teratogenicity, reproductive functions, immune and endocrine system, and Alzheimer disease after exposure of

CDMA (849 MHz) or WCDMA (1.95 GHz) with total SAR dose of 4.0 W/kg, which is a relatively high SAR level

compared to the exposure levels for the human system recommended by ICNIRP.


Technical Program

Session Title [S-B14] Multiscale Multiphysics Techniques and Applications

Date and Time August 22 (Mon.) / 13:30~15:30

Room Room A (Emerald A)

Session Organizer Qing Huo Liu (Duke University)

Session Chair Qing Huo Liu (Duke University)

[S-B14-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] The Efficient Finite Element Method with Impedance Transmission Boundary Condition

for Computing Optical Waveguide Modes

Na Liu1, Guoxiong Cai1, and Qing Huo Liu2

1Xiamen University, China, 2Duke University, USA

[S-B14-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Multiphysics Coupling of Fluid Flow and Electromagnetic fields for Subsurface Sensing

Yunyun Hu and Qing Huo LiuDuke University, USA

[S-B14-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Multiphysics Modeling and Simulation of Plasma Sheath

Hou Zhang, Tao Zhong, and Xiong YinAir Force Engineering University, China

[S-B14-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Numerical Verification of Magnetization Reversal Process of Bit-Patterned Media

Shinichiro Ohnuki, Ryota Oida, and Akira KumaNihon University, Japan

[S-B14-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Transmission of a Single Rectangular Hole Filled with Dispersive Material

Hengxin Ruan, Longgang Wang, and Lianlin LiPeking University, China

[S-B14-6] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Radar Cross Section Analysis of a Thin Material Strip

Takashi Nagasaka and Kazuya KobayashiChuo University, Japan

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-B14-1.pdf


http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-B14-3pdf




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Session Title [S-B12a] Novel Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetics (1)


Room Room B (Emerald B)

Session Organizer Kazuya Kobayashi (Chuo University)

Yury Shestopalov (University of Gävle)

Session Chairs Keiji Goto (National Defense Academy)

Tsuneki Yamasaki (Nihon University)

[S-B12a-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Performance Comparison of Orbital Angular Momentum Modes using Deformed Cassegrain

Reflector Antennas

Woo Jin Byun1, Y. S. Lee1, B. S. Kim1, K. S. Kim1, M. S. Kang1, M. S. Song1, and Yong Heui Cho2

1Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea, 2Mokwon University, Korea

[S-B12a-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Sometimes Phase Correction Does not Increase Directivity of Electromagnetic Bandgap

Resonator Antennas - A Case Study

Muhammad U. Afzal and Karu P. EsselleMacquarie University, Australia

[S-B12a-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Interpretation Method for Response Waveform of Transient Scattered Magnetic Field

by a Coated Cylinder Covered with a Thick Material

Keiji Goto, Keishi Hagiwara, Layla Okada, Yuta Takeno, and Shohei TokumaruNational Defense Academy, Japan

[S-B12a-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Functional Characteristics of Optical Waves in Transverse Acousto-Optic Waveguide and

Active Coupler using SAW

Yasumitsu MiyazakiAichi Mathematical Technology Laboratory, Japan

[S-B12a-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Optical Functional Characteristics of Transverse A-O Waveguide With SAW By FDTD Analysis

Rakkappan Balasubramanian1, Yasumitsu Miyazaki2, and Nobuo Goto3

1Synclayer, Inc., Japan, 2Aichi Mathematical Tech. Lab., Japan, 3The University of Tokushima, Japan

[S-B12a-6] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Distribution of Energy Density for Dielectric Waveguides with Various Properties of Dielectric

Constants in the Middle Layer

Ryosuke Ozaki and Tsuneki YamasakiNihon University, Japan

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-B12a-1.pdf







Session Title [S-J1] New Technology in Very Long Baseline Interferometry and

Single Dishes


Room Room C (Diamond)

Session Organizer Do Young Byun (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Z.-Q. Shen (Chinese Academy of Science)

Session Chair Jongsoo Kim (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

[S-J1-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] The KaVA (KVN and VERA Array) : Status and Recent Activities

Do-Young Byun1, Mareki Honma2, Hyun-Goo Kim1, Katsunori M. Shibata2, Sang-Sung Lee1, Hideyuki Kobayashi2, Kiyoaki Wajima1, Tomoya Hirota2, Taehyun Jung1, JeongSook Kim2, Kee-Tae Kim1, Bon Won Sohn1, Motoki Kino1, Se-Jin Oh1, Duk-Gyoo Roh1, Seog-Tae Han1, Chungsik Oh1, Jongsoo Kim1, Se-Hyung Cho1, and Tomoaki Oyama2

1Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 2National Astronomy Observatory of Japan, Japan

[S-J1-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Simultaneous Multi Frequency mm-VLBI on Global Baselines: the Extended KVN

R. Dodson1, T. Jung2, M. Rioja1,3,4, J. Stevens3, M. Honma5, B. W. Sohn2, and P. de Vicente4

1University of Western Australia, Australia, 2Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 3Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia, 4OAN (IGN), 5National Astronomy Observatory of Japan, Japan

[S-J1-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] VLBI Astrometry up to 130 GHz using MultiFrequency Calibration

M. Rioja1,2,3, R. Dodson1, T. Jung4, and B.W. Sohn4

1University of Western Australia, Australia, 2Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia, 3OAN (IGN), 4Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea

[S-J1-4] 14:30~14:50

Wide-band VLBI Observations of Multiple SiO Maser Lines using the OCTAVE System

Hiroshi Imai1, Sho Kuwahara1, Amane Kano1, Miyako Oyadomari1, Sze-Ning Chong1, Tomoaki Oyama2, Yusuke Oyama2, Tomoya Hirota2, Syunsaku Suzuki2, Masahiro Kanaguchi2, Takashi Nishikawa2, Noriyuki Kawaguchi2, Takumi Nagayama2, and Hideyuki Kobayashi2

1Kagoshima University, Japan, 2National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan[S-J1-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Greenland Telescope Project Current Status and Collaboration in East Asia

Makoto InoueAcademia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Taiwan

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-J1-1.pdf





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Session Title [S-K1a] Biological Effects of EMF (1)


Room Room D (Convention A)

Session Organizer Young-Hwan Ahn (Ajou University)

Xu Zhengping (Zhejiang University)

Session Chairs Young-Hwan Ahn (Ajou University)


[S-K1a-1] 13:30~14:10

[Keynote] The Effects of RF-EMF in Animal Models

Jeong-Ki Pack1, Nam Kim2, Jong Hwa Kwon3, Hyung-Do Choi3, Yun-Sil Lee4, and Hae-June Lee5

1Chungnam National University, Korea, 2Chungbuk National University, Korea, 3Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea, 4Ewha Womans University, Korea, 5Korea Institute of Radiological and Medical Sciences, Korea

[S-K1a-2] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Children’s Health Following Prenatal Radiofrequency Radiation Expsoure

Mina HaDankook University, Korea

[S-K1a-3] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Biologic Influence of RFID-EMF on Brain: In vovo Study

Young Hwan Ahn1, Hye Sun Kim1, Man-Jeong Paik2, Yun-Sil Lee3, Hyung Do Choi4, Jong Hwa Kwon4, Jeong-Ki Pack5, and Nam Kim6

1Ajou University, Korea, 2Sunchon National University, Korea, 3Ewha Women’s University, Korea, 4Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institution, Korea, 5Chungnam National University, Korea, 6Chungbuk National University, Korea

[S-K1a-4] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Differential Genotoxic Responses of Different Cells to Radiofrequency Electromagnetic

Fields

Chuan Sun, Liling Su, Guangdi Chen, and Zhengping XuZhejiang University, China

[S-K1a-5] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Study on Bioeffects of Electromagnetic Field Exposure in China

Zhengping YuThird Military Medical University, China

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-K1a-1.pdf






Session Title SPC Special Session


Room Room E (Convention B)

Session Chairs Peter Van Daele (URSI Assistant Secretary-General, Ghent University)

Paul S. Cannon (URSI President, University of Birmingham)

Jeong-Hae Lee (Hongik University)


[SPC-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Transmission and Resonance of a Single Rectangular Hole Filled with Anisotropic Material

Hengxin Ruan1, Lianlin Li1, and Tie Jun Cui2

1Peking University, China, 2Southeast University, China

[SPC-2] 13:50~14:10

Output Power Enhancement by Optical Pulse Compression in Photonic-Based RF Generation

Takashi Yamaguchi, Hiroki Morimoto, and Hiroyuki TodaDoshisha University, Japan

[SPC-3] 14:10~14:30

Investigation of Optical Path Functional for High and Low Ionospheric Radio Rays

Igor A. Nosikov1, Maxim V. Klimenko2, Pavel F. Bessarab3, and Gennady A. Zhbankov4

1Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Russia, 2West Department of IZMIRAN, Russia, 3Royal Institute of Technology KTH, Sweden, 4Southern Federal University, Russa

[SPC-4] 14:30~14:50

Suppression of Multi-Path Coupling in Scaled-Down Expreiment using Cross-Borehole Pulse Radar

Jae-Hyoung Cho1,2, Ji-Hyun Jung3, Jong-Gwan Yook2, and Se-Yun Kim1

1Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2Yonsei University, Korea, 3Hanwha Thales, Korea

[SPC-5] 14:50~15:10

Thermal Modelling of Coaxial line for Cryogenic Noise Measurements

Ahmed Soliman, Andrew Janzen, and Sander WeinrebCalifornia Institute of Technology, USA

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Session Title [S-C3] Wireless Network


Room Room F (Convention C)

Session Organizer Seung-Hoon Hwang (Dongguk University)

Jangwon Lee (Yonsei University)

Session Chair Seung-Hoon Hwang (Dongguk University)

[S-C3-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] 5G Cellular Systems with D2D Assisted NOMA Relay

Young Bae Song, Hyeon Su Kang, and Duk Kyung KimInha University, Korea

[S-C3-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Performance Evaluation of Heterogeneous Networks with Cell ID Operation of Small Cell

Kyungsik Min1, Taehyoung Kim1, Takki Yuy2, Hano Wang3, Daesik Hong1, and Sooyong Choi1

1Yonsei University, Korea, 2SK Telecom, Co., Ltd., Korea, 3Sangmyung University, Korea

[S-C3-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Joint Cell Association and Resource Scheduling for OFDMA Multi-Cell HetNets

Jeong-Ahn Kwon and Jang-Won LeeYonsei University, Korea

[S-C3-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Uplink Open Loop Power Control for LTE HetNet

Amir Haider1, Seong-Hee Lee1, Seung-Hoon Hwang1, Dae Ik Kim2, and Jee Hyeon Na2

1Dongguk University, Korea, 2Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[S-C3-5] 14:50~15:10

Convex Optimization-based Rotation Parameter Estimation using Micro Doppler

Kyungwoo Yoo1, Joohwan Chun1, Seungoh Yoo2, and Chungho Ryu2

1Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2Agency for Defense Development, Korea

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-C3-1.pdf






Session Title [S-G1] GPS/GNSS Monitoring of the Ionosphere


Room Room G (Convention D)

Session Organizer Kwan-Dong Park (Inha University)

Shuanggen Jin (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Session Chairs Shuanggen Jin (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Kwan-Dong Park (Inha University)

[S-G1-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Characteristics of GPS Ionospheric Scintillation and TEC Depletion in the Chinese Low

Latitude Region

Baiqi Ning, Guozhu Li, and Kangkang LiuChinese Academy of Sciences, China

[S-G1-2] 13:50~14:10

Comparison of Ionospheric TEC Obtained by GPS with IRI 2012 Over China

Cheng WangWuhan University, China

[S-G1-3] 14:10~14:30

Hemispheric and Annual Asymmtry of NmF2 Observed by FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC Radio Occultation

Observations

V. Sai Gowtam and S. Tulasi RamIndian Institute of Geomagnetism, India

[S-G1-4] 14:30~14:50

On the Variation of TEC Over the Equatorial, Mid and High Latitudes During a Long Duration

Positive Ionospheric Storm

Shreedevi P. R.1, Smitha V. Thampi1, D. Chakrabarty2, Rajkumar Choudhary1, and Tarun Kumar Pant1

1Indian Space Research Organisation, India, 2Physical Research Laboratory, India

[S-G1-5] 14:50~15:10

Estimation Method of Ionospheric TEC Distribution from Single Frequency GPS Measurements using

a Slant Effect Model

Win Zaw Hein, Yusuke Kashiwa, Yoshitaka Goto, and Yoshiya KasaharaKanazawa University, Japan

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-G1-1.pdf





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Session Title [S-H1] Theory and Simulation of Waves in Plasma


Room Room H (Convention E)

Session Organizer Myoung-Jae Lee (Hanyang University)

Hae June Lee (Pusan National University)

Session Chair Myoung-Jae Lee (Hanyang University)

[S-H1-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Gyrokinetic Simulation of Micro-Turbulence and Intrinsic Rotation in Tokamak Plasma

J. M. Kwon1, S. Yi1, T. Rhee1, and P.H. Diamond2

1National Fusion Research Institute, Korea, 2University of California, USA

[S-H1-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Magnetic Field Generation and Particle Acceleration by Weibel and Filamentation Instabilities

C. M. Ryu and C. T. HuynhPohang University of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-H1-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Implications of a Non-Modal Theory for the L-H Transition in Tokamaks

V. S.Mikhailenko, V. V. Mikhailenko, and H. J. LeePusan National University, Korea

[S-H1-4] 14:30~14:50

Nonlinear Dynamics of Electrons Interacting with Oblique Whistler Mode Waves in the Magnetosphere

Yikai Hsieh and Yoshiharu OmuraKyoto University, Japan

[S-H1-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Studies of the Self-Modulation and Other Instabilities in Proton Beam-Driven Plasma Wakefield

Accelerators

Moses Chung1, Kookjin Moon1, Seongyeol Kim1, HaeJune Lee2, V. V. Mikhailenko2, and V. S. Mikhailenko2

1Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2Pusan National University, Korea

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-H1-1.pdf






Session Title [S-E1] Common-Mode Issues Related to Power Electronics


Room Room I (Crane)

Session Organizer Yoshitaka Toyota (Okayama University)


Session Chairs Yoshitaka Toyota (Okayama University)


[S-E1-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Evaluation on Active Power of Common-mode Conducted Disturbance

Farhan Mahmood1, Ken Okamoto1, Yuichiro Okugawa1, Kazuhiro Takaya1, Takaaki Ibuchi2, and Tsuyoshi Funaki21NTT Network Technology Laboratories, Japan, 2Osaka University, Japan

[S-E1-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Influence of Induced Voltage Noise on Switching Characteristics for a Power Converter

Circuit

Ko Ogata and Keiji WadaTokyo Metropolitan University, Japan

[S-E1-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Modal-equivalent Circuit with Injection Probe Models for Electromagnetic Immunity Analysis

Koji Kumegawa, Kengo Iokibe, and Yoshitaka ToyotaOkayama University, Japan

[S-E1-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] EMI Filter Design Method for Three-Conductor Circuit System using Mode Analysis

Nan Zhang and Wansoo NahSungkyunkwan University, Korea

[S-E1-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] A Study of Linear Equivalent Circuit Modeling for Conducted Disturbance Estimation of

Power Converter Circuit

Y. Yano1, H. Geshi1, K. Iokibe1, Y. Toyota1, and T. Watanabe2

1Okayama University, Japan, 2Industrial Technology Center of Okayama Prefecture, Japan

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-E1-1.pdf





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Session Title [S-D1] Microwave and THz photonics


Room Room J (Swan)

Session Organizer Jungwon Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Shilong Pan (Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics)

Session Chairs Min Xue (Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics)

Jungwon Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

[S-D1-1] 13:30~14:10

[Keynote] Millimeter-wave and Terahertz Technologies Enabled by Photonics

Tadao NagatsumaOsaka University, Japan

[S-D1-2] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Photonics-based Ultra-Low Phase Noise Microwave Generation

S. Lecomte, E. Portuondo-Campa, S. Kundermann, and G. BuchsCentre Suisse d’Electronique et de Microtechnique, Switzerland

[S-D1-3] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Ultrahigh-Resolution Optical Vector Analysis based on Single-Sideband Modulation

Min Xue and Shilong PanNanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China

[S-D1-4] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] All-Optical Central-Frequency-Programmable and Bandwidth-Tailorable Radar Architecture

Weiwen Zou, Siteng Zhang, Kan Wu, and Jianping ChenShanghai Jiao Tong University, China

[S-D1-5] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Optimisation of Fiber-Wireless Networks

Ampalavanapillai Nirmalathas, Chaturika Ranaweera, Chamil Jayasundara, Christina Lim, and Elaine WongThe University of Melbourne, Australia

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-D1-1.pdf






Session Title [S-F1] Wave Propagation and Scattering


Room Room K (White Heron)

Session Organizer Yisok Oh (Hongik University)

Yang Du (Zhejiang University)

Session Chair Yisok Oh (Hongik University)

[S-F1-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Basic Properties of Time-Reversal Image of Target in Clutter Environment

Il-Suek Koh1, Hyung-Ha Yoo1, Joonsuk Kim2, and Yongshik Lee2

1Inha University, Korea, 2Yonsei University, Korea

[S-F1-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Examination of the Sensitivity of Soil Moisture Retrieval from Radar Backscatters of Vegetated

Fields

Sinmyong Park and Yisok OhHongik University, Korea

[S-F1-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] EM Wave Scattering Characteristics of Mobile and Ground based TACAN

Jin-Young HongKorea Airport Corporation, Korea

[S-F1-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Polarimetric Simulations of Bistatic Scattering from Sea Surfaces at Low Wind Speed at

L Band

Jingsong Yang, Yang Du, Jiancheng Shi, and Dejun LiZhejiang University, China

[S-F1-5] 14:50~15:10

Yearly Variations of Rapid Changes in CrossPolarization Discrimination of the Ka-band Satellite

Radio Wave Signals due to Thunderstorm

Yasuyuki MaekawaOsaka Electro-Communication University, Japan

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-F1-1.pdf





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Session Title [S-B2] Reconfigurable Antennas and Miniaturized Antennas



Session Organizer Sungjoon Lim (Chung-Ang University)

Session Chair Sungjoon Lim (Chung-Ang University)

[S-B2-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Microfluidics for Reconfigurable Antenna

Muhammad Usman Memon and Yunsik SeoChung-Ang University, Korea

[S-B2-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Electrically Small, Copper Strip Made Folded Spherical Helix Antennas Realized by 3D

Printing Technology

Myeongjun Kong1, Geonyeong Shin1, Sung-Hee Lee2, and Ick-Jae Yoon1

1Chungnam National University, Korea, 2Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Korea

[S-B2-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Simple Composite Right/Left-Handed Leaky-Wave Antennas for Continuous Beam Scanning

from Backward to Forward Direction

Debabrata K. Karmokar and Karu P. EsselleMacquarie University, Australia

[S-B2-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] An Improved Method for Estimating Antenna Correlation Coefficient of Lossy MIMO Arrays

Susilo Ady Saputro and Jae-Young ChungSeoul National University of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-B2-5] 17:20~17:40

GPS Antennas for Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (SUAS)

John Patton1 and Amir I. Zaghloul1,2

1Virginia Tech, USA, 2US Army Research Lab., USA

[S-B2-6] 17:40~18:00

Wideband Subarray Design for 5G Antenna Arrays

Seyyedehelnaz Ershadi1,2, Asghar Keshtkar1, Ahmed H. Abdelrahman2, Xiaoju Yu2, and Hao Xin2

1Imam Khomeini International University, Iran, 2University of Arizona, USA

[S-B2-7] 18:00~18:20

[Invited] On Use of Focusing Media for Elimination of Inverse Problem Ill-Posedness in Microwave

Tomography

Vladimir Okhmatovski and Lotfollah ShafaiUniversity of Manitoba, Canada









Session Title [S-B12b] Novel Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetics (2)





Session Chairs Said Mikki (University of New Haven)

Rachid Talhi (CNRS - LPCEE)

[S-B12b-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Physical Fields and Radiations from the Human Body: New Type of Noninvasive Medical

Diagnostics

Yury V. GulyaevKotel’nikov Institute of Radio-engineering and Electronics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

[S-B12b-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Volume Singular Integro-Differential Equations in the Electromagnetic Diffraction Problem

Yury Smirnov, Aleksei Tsupak, and Dmitry ValovikPenza State University, Russia

[S-B12b-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Nonlocal Electromagnetics: The Physics of New Behaviour in Engineering Applications

Said M. Mikki1 and Yahia Antar2

1University of New Haven, USA, 2Royal Military College, Canada

[S-B12b-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Stochastic Wave Theory Applied to SEISMIC CODA Waves of P (pressure), S (shear), and

Rayleigh Surface Waves in Random Media

Akira Ishimaru, Yasuo Kuga, and Ce ZhangUniversity of Washington, USA

[S-B12b-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Electromagnetic TM Wave Propagation in a Layer with Kerr Nonlinearity: Analytical Results

Dmitry Valovik and Yury SmirnovPenza State University, Russia

[S-B12b-6] 17:40~18:00

[Invited] Propagation and Scattering of E.M Waves in Complex Media : Numerical Treatment and

Some Open Questions

Rachid TalhiCNRS - LPC2E and University of Tours

[S-B12b-7] 18:00~18:20

[Invited] Numerical Modeling of Thick Conducting Irises using FDTD Method-Comparison with the

Modified Residue-Calculus Method-

Shota Arai1, Toshihiko Shibazaki1, and Teruhiro Kinoshita2

1Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial Technology, Japan, 2Tokyo Polytechnic University, Japan

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-B12b-1.pdf







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-J2] Science and Technology of the Square Kilometer Array



Session Organizer Bong-Won Sohn (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Hideyuki Kobayashi (National Astronomy Observatory of Japan)

Session Chairs Bong-Won Sohn (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Hideyuki Kobayashi (National Astronomy Observatory of Japan)

[S-J2-1] 16:00~16:20

Science with the Square Kilometre Array

Jeff Wagg, Robert Braun, Tyler Bourke, and Evan KeaneSquare Kilometre Array Organization, UK

[S-J2-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Radio Astrometry Towards the Nearby Universe with the Square Kilometre Array

Hiroshi Imai1, Ross Burns2, Gabor Orosz1, Yoshiyuki Yamada3, Tahei Yano4, Naoteru Gouda4, Kotaro Niinuma5, and Kenji Bekki6

1Kagoshima University, Japan, 2Joint Institute for VLBI in Europe, Netherlands, 3Kyoto University, Japan, 4National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan, 5Yamaguchi University, Japan, 6University of Western Australia, Australia

[S-J2-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Recent SKA Related Activities in Korea

Bong Won SohnKorea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea

[S-J2-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Recent SKA-Related Activities in Japan

Takuya AkahoriKagoshima University, Japan

[S-J2-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] The Suitability of Cloud, Massive and Moderate Computing Environments for SKA Scale

Data

Richard Dodson1, Kevin Vinsen1, Chen Wu1, Attila Popping1, Martin Meyer1, Andreas Wicenec1, Peter Quinn1, Jacqueline van Gorkom2, and Emmanuel Momjian3

1International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research, Australia, 2Columbia University, USA, 3National Radio Astronomy Observatory, USA

[S-J2-6] 17:40~18:00

[Invited] UAV-Aided Calibration for Commissioning of Phased Array Radio Telescopes

Stefan J. Wijnholds1, Giuseppe Pupillo2, Pietro Bolli2, and Giuseppe Virone3

1Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy, Netherlands, 2National Institute for Astrophysics, Italy, 3National Research Council, Italy








Session Title [S-K1b] Biological Effects of EMF (2)



Session Organizer Young-Hwan Ahn (Ajou University)


Session Chairs Young-Hwan Ahn (Ajou University)


[S-K1b-1] 16:00~16:20

EM Fields in the Model of Biological Cell

Ö. Hazar, S. S. Şeker, and O. CerezciBogazici University

[S-K1b-2] 16:20~16:40

Investigations on the Biological Effects of Wearable Antennas at UHF and UWB Frequencies Utilizing

Infra-red Thermography

Varshini Karthik and T.Rama RaoSRM University, India

[S-K1b-3] 16:40~17:00

Analysis of Temperature Elevation on Human Body at 60 GHz with Antipodal Linear Tapered Slot

Antenna

T. Rama Rao and Purva ShrivastavaSRM University, India

[S-K1b-4] 17:00~17:20

Biochemical and Morphological Changes of Rat brain Cells Chronically Exposed to Microwave Radiation

Paulraj R.1 and J. Behari2

1Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, 2Amity University, India

[S-K1b-5] 17:20~17:40

Extremely Low-Frequency Electromagnetic Fields Promote in Vitro Neuronal Differentiation and

Neurite Outgrowth of Embryonic Neural Stem Cells via Up-Regulating TRPC1

Qinlong Ma, Chunhai Chen, Ping Deng, Lei Zhang, Shangcheng Xu, and Zhou ZhouThird Military Medical University, China

[S-K1b-6] 17:40~18:00

Hints of Media: An Experimental Study of Effect of Media Warnings About Health Hazards of

MP Use on Self-Reported Symptoms

Feizhou Zheng, Peng Gao, Mindi He, and Lei ZhangThird Military Medical University, China

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-K1b-1.pdf






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [C1] Spectrum Engineering Technology



Session Chair Feng Zhang (Beijing Institute of Technology)

[C1-1] 16:00~16:20

Worst Case Signal to Interference Ratio using Different Beamforming Techniques for Frequency

Reuse Cellular Systems

Osama H. Elgzar1, Imbaby I. Mahmoud1, Sherief M. Hashima1, and H. A. Konber2

1Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority, Egypt, 2Al Azhar University, Egypt

[C1-2] 16:20~16:40

Analysis of Downlink Sectored Frequency Reuse Cellular Systems Combined with Different

Beamforming Techniques

Osama Elgzar1, Imbaby Mahmoud1, Sherief Hashima1, and Hussien Konber2

1Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority, Egypt, 2Al Azhar University, Egypt

[C1-3] 16:40~17:00

Frequency Interference Test-Bed Considering both Interferer’s Frequency and Time Domain Parameters

Jisu Yun1, Jin-Soo Park1, Hyungoo Yoon2, and Byung-Jun Jang1

1Kookmin University, Korea, 2Myongji College, Korea

[C1-4] 17:00~17:20

Analysis of Clustered SC-FDMA Intermodulation Distortion on LTE Spectrum

Heechang Seong, Seongsoo Bae, Seungmo Cho, and Jinhyo ParkSK Telecom, Korea

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/C1-1.pdf





Session Title [S-C4] Radio Localization Techniques



Session Organizer Dongsoo Han (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Sunwoo Kim (Hanyang University)

Session Chairs Dongsoo Han (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Sunwoo Kim (Hanyang University)

[S-C4-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Performance Evaluation of Maring Beacons for Ship Indoor Positioning System

Taehyun Park and Hyuk-Soon KwonNET Co., Ltd, Korea

[S-C4-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Kalman Tracking of Mobile Devices Considering Range-Free Localization Accuracy

Hyowon Kim, Jaehoon Lee, Junhyuk Kim, and Sunwoo KimHanyang University, Korea

[S-C4-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Hierarchical Asset Tracking System using IEEE 802.15.4a Radio in Container Terminals

Sanghyun Son, Beomjun Kim, Heejin Park, and Yunju BaekPusan National University, Korea

[S-C4-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] A Method of Single-Direction Calibration for Accurate DoA Estimation

Gangil Byun1, Haengik Kang2, Seungmok Han2, and Hosung Choo1

1Hongik University, Korea, 2LIG NEX1 Co., Ltd, Korea

[S-C4-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Cellular Based Non-Line-of-Sight Positioning

Jai Hyung ChoElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-G3] Radar Probing for the Ionospheric Variability



Session Organizer Young-Sil Kwak (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Yuichi Otsuka (Nagoya University)

Session Chairs Young-Sil Kwak (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Yuichi Otsuka (Nagoya University)

[S-G3-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Irregularity Observation with Multiple VHF Coherent Radars in China

Guozhu Li1, Baiqi Ning1, Jinsong Chen2, and Chen Zhou3

1Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, 2Research Institute of Radio Wave Propagation, China, 3Wuhan University, China

[S-G3-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Study of Magnetosphere-Ionosphere-Thermosphere Coupling Processes using the

SuperDARN Hokkaido Pair of (HOP) Radars

Nozomu NishitaniNagoya University, Japan

[S-G3-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] The Daejeon 40.8 MHz VHF Radar Observations of the E- and F-Region Field-Aligned

Irregularities in the Middle Latitude

Young-Sil Kwak1,2, Tae-Yong Yang1,2, and Hyosub Kil3

1Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 2University of Science and Technology, Korea, 3The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, USA

[S-G3-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Study of Ionospheric Field-Aligned Irregularity over Japan by using the MU Radar and

Other Instruments

Mamoru YamamotoKyoto University, Japan

[S-G3-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] The Case Study on the Causal Relationship of the Occurrence of the Electron Density

Irregularities in the Middle-Latitude F-Region Observed by VHF Radar in Korea

Seung Jun Oh1, Hyosub Kil2, Young-Sil Kwak3, and Taeyong Yang3

1SELab, Inc., Korea,2The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, USA, 3Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea

[S-G3-6] 17:40~18:00

[Invited] Simultaneous Imaging Observations of Post-Midnight Field-Aligned Irregularities and 630-nm

Airglow

Yuichi Otsuka1, Tam Dao1, and Kazuo Shiokawa1, and Mamoru Yamamoto2

1Nagoya University, Japan, 2Kyoto University, Japan








Session Title [S-H2] Generation and Characteristics of Waves in Space



Session Organizer Dae-Young Lee (Chungbuk National University)

Ensang Lee (Kyung Hee University)

Session Chairs Dae-Young Lee (Chungbuk National University)

Ensang Lee (Kyung Hee University)

[S-H2-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Characteristics of Nonlinear Waves in Space Plasmas: Accuracy Issues

Dong-Hun Lee1, Kyung-Im Kim1, Jaehun Kim1, KiChang Yoon2, and Young Yun Kim2

1Kyung Hee University, Korea, 2Korean Space Weather Center, Korea

[S-H2-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Linear and Nonlinear Theory of Upper-Hybrid Wave Excitation in the Auroral Ionosphere

Peter Yoon1,2

1University of Maryland, USA, 2Kyung Hee University, Korea

[S-H2-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Magnetosonic Wave Discrete and Continuous Spectrum Characteristics

Lunjin Chen1, Jicheng Sun2, Quanming Lu2, and Xinliang Gao2

1University of Texas, USA, 2University of Science and Technology of China, China

[S-H2-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Generation of Non-Propagating Alfvenic Electromagnetic Plasma Structures by Nonlinear

Interaction of Alfven Wave Packets and the Acceleration of Auroral Particles

Yan Song and Robert L. LysakUniversity of Minnesota, USA

[S-H2-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Nonlinear Generation Mechanisms of Whistler-Mode Chorus and Hiss Emissions

Yoshiharu OmuraKyoto University, Japan

[S-H2-6] 17:40~18:00

[Invited] MHD Waves in the Solar Corona

Valery M. Nakariakov1,2

1University of Warwick, UK, 2Kyung Hee University, Korea







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-E2] Signal Integrity and EMI of Chip, Package, and PCB


Room Room I (Crane)

Session Organizer Joungho Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Wen-Yan Yin (Zhejiang University)

Session Chair Seungyoung Ahn (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

[S-E2-1] 16:00~16:40

[Keynote] Pulsed Antennas for Applications in High-Power Electromagnetics (HPEM)

D. V. GiriUniversity of New Mexico, USA

[S-E2-2] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] PCB-Package to Chip Wireless Power Transfer using Magnetic-Field Resonance Coupling

for Area and Cost Reduction in 3-D IC

Jinwook Song, Seungtak Jung, Shinyoung Park, Hongseok Kim, and Joungho KimKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-E2-3] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] An Efficient Crosstalk-Included Eye-Diagram Estimation Method using Equivalent Circuit

Model of Coupled Microstrip Channel for 2.5D and 3D IC

Sumin Choi, Heegon Kim, Daniel H. Jung, Jonghoon J. Kim, Jaemin Lim, Hyunsuk Lee, Kyungjun Cho, and Joungho KimKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-E2-4] 17:20~17:40

Wireless Power and Data Transfer System for Internet of Things Over Metal Walls and Metal Shielded

Environments

Sai Kiran Oruganti, Olzhas Kaiyrakhmet, and Franklin BienUlsan National institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-E2-5] 17:40~18:00

Conductive RFI Noise Reduction using Antenna Ground Isolation for Mobile Devices

Jaejin Lee, Hao-han Hsu, Joseph Chen, and Ying Ern HoIntel Corporation, USA







Session Title [S-D3] Terahertz Electronics and Photonics


Room Room J (Swan)

Session Organizer Jae-Sung Rieh (Korea University)

Minoru Fujishima (Hiroshima University)

Session Chairs Jae-Sung Rieh (Korea University)

Minoru Fujishima (Hiroshima University)

[S-D3-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Transistor-based Electronic THz Sources and Detectors

Jae-Sung RiehKorea University, Korea

[S-D3-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] 20-Gbit/s ASK Wireless System in 300-GHz-Band and Front-Ends with InP MMICs

Hiroshi Hamada1, Toshihiko Kosugi1, Ho-Jin Song1, Hideaki Matsuzaki1, Amine El Moutaouakil1, Hiroki Sugiyama1, Makoto Yaita1, Takuro Tajima1, Hideyuki Nosaka1, Osamu Kagami1, Yoichi Kawano2, Tsuyoshi Takahashi2, Yasuhiro Nakasha2, Naoki Hara2, Katsumi Fujii3, Issei Watanabe3, and Akifumi Kasamatsu3

1NTT Corporation, Japan, 2Fujitsu Limited, Japan, 3National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

[S-D3-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Channel Allocation of 300GHz Band for Fiber-Optic-Speed Wireless Communication

Minoru FujishimaHiroshima University, Japan

[S-D3-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Giant THz Electric Field Enhancement

Salvatore Bagiante1, Hans Sigg1, Yannik Waeber2, and Thomas Feurer2

1Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland, 2University of Bern, Switzerland

[S-D3-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Nonlinear Terahertz-Wave Generation using Graphene Metadevicves

Chihun In1,2 and Hyunyong Choi1

1Yonsei University, Korea, 2Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea

[S-D3-6] 17:40~18:00

[Invited] Graphene-Ferroelectric Memory Metadevices

Woo Young Kim1, Hyeon-Don Kim1, Teun-Teun Kim1, Hyun-Sung Park1, Kanghee Lee1, Hyun Joo Choi1, Seung Hoon Lee1, Jaehyeon Son1, Bumki Min1, and Namkyoo Park2

1Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2Seoul National University, Korea







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-F2a] Remote Sensing for Land and Sea (1)



Session Organizer Duk-Jin Kim (Seoul National University)

Kazuo Ouchi (National Defense Academy)

Session Chair Duk-Jin Kim (Seoul National University)

[S-F2a-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Global Surface Soil Moisture Monitoring with L-band Spaceborne Monostatic Synthetic

Aperture Radar

S. Kim1, A. Colliander1, J. van Zyl1, S. Yueh1, and D. Entekhabi2

1Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA, 2Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

[S-F2a-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Seasonal Changes of ALOS PALSAR Polarimetric Signatures in Eastern Siberia

Sang-Eun ParkSejong University, Korea

[S-F2a-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] A Long Baseline Airborne SAR Interferometry for Tidal Flat Mapping

Duk-jin Kim, Jungkyo Jung, Changhyun Choi, Ki-mook Kang, Seung Hee Kim, and Ji-Hwan HwangSeoul National University, Korea

[S-F2a-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] A Co-Polarization Ratio-Based Parameter for Urban Man-made Target Detection

Junjun Yin1 and Jian Yang2

1University of Science and Technology Beijing, China, 2Tsinghua University, China

[S-F2a-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Flooding Area Detection By ALOS-2 Fully Polarimetric Data

Yoshio Yamaguchi, Nana Takahashi, and Hiroyoshi YamadaNiigata University, Japan

[S-F2a-6] 17:40~18:00

[Invited] Urban Growth Extraction using Landsat Time Series Data and Random Forest Classifier:

A Case Study of Beijing Area

Peijun Li1 and Jun Zhang2

1Peking University, China, 2National Geomatics Center of China, China

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-F2a-1.pdf







Session Title [S-B3] Groundwave Propagation Modeling, Simulation and Measurement

Date and Time August 23 (Tue.) / 08:30~09:50


Session Organizer Il-Suek Koh (Inha University)

Levent Sevgi (Okan University)

Session Chair Il-Suek Koh (Inha University)

[S-B3-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Analysis of Inverse Source Algorithms for Different Propagation Mechanisms

Zeina El-Ahdab, Funda Akleman, and Özgür ÖzdemirIstanbul Technical University, Turkey

[S-B3-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Mechanism of Radio Wave Propagation in Cellular Wireless Communication

Tapan K Sarkar1 and Magdalena Salazar Palma2

1Syracuse University, USA, 2University Carlos III, Spain

[S-B3-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Propagation Characteristics Prediction and Experimental Measurement of LF Radio Waves

Near the Earth Surface

Lili Zhou1,2, Xiaoli Xi2, Yurong Pu2, and Dandan Wang2

1Shaanxi University of Science and Technology, China, 2Xi’an University of Technology, China

[S-B3-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Frequency Characteristics of Changes in Received Levels by Human Body Blockage in Indoor

Environment

Koshiro Kitao, Ngochao Tran, Tetsuro Imai, and Yukihiko OkumuraNTT Docomo, Inc., Japan





URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-B12c] Novel Mathematical Methods in Electromagnetics (3)





Session Chairs Tadashi Takano (Nihon University)

Debatosh Guha (University of Calcutta)

[S-B12c-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Generation of a Beamed Wave using a Phased Array Antenna

Tadashi Takano, Takashi Uno, Kuniaki Shibata, and Kenji SaegusaNihon University, Japan

[S-B12c-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Rigorous Calculation of Scattered Field by Conductive Disk using Multiple Precision Arithmetic

-Calculation Precision and Parameter Selection-

Takashi Kuroki1, Keisuke Fukunaga1, Toshihiko Shibazaki1, and Teruhiro Kinoshita2

1Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial Technology, Japan, 2Tokyo Polytechnic University, Japan

[S-B12c-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Measurement and Visualization of Radio Waves Incident on Thin Metamaterial Absorber

Satoshi Yagitani1, Mitsunori Ozaki1, Tomohiko Imachi1, Ryohei Hayashi1, Ryohei Kanaura1, Yoshiyuki Yoshimura2, and Hirokazu Sugiura2

1Kanazawa University, Japan, 2Industrial Research Institute of Ishikawa, Japan

[S-B12c-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] New Theory for Fabry-Perot Cavity Antenna

Debatosh Guha1, Koushik Dutta2, and Chandrakanta Kumar3

1University of Calcutta, India, 2Netaji Subhash Engineering College, India, 3Indian Space Research Organisation, India

[S-B12c-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Anharmonic Microwaves in Nonlinear Gradient Transmission Lines

А. В. Shvartsburg1,2,3, N. V. Silin3, and Iu. G. Nesterov3

1Joint Institute for High Temperatures, Russia, 2Institute for Space Researches, Russia, 3Far Eastern Federal University, Russia

[S-B12c-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Composites with Radially Anisotropic Cylinders

Henrik Wallén and Ari SihvolaAalto University, Finland

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-B12c-1.pdf







Session Title [S-J3] Science and Technology of Atacama Large Millimeter/

Submillimeter Array



Session Organizer Jongsoo Kim (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Satoru Iguchi (National Astronomy Observatory of Japan)

Session Chairs Jongsoo Kim (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Satoru Iguchi (National Astronomy Observatory of Japan)

[S-J3-1] 08:30~09:10

[Keynote] Development of Highly Sensitive Superconducting Receivers for ALMA Band 10 and Future

Prospects

Y. Uzawa1,2, K. Makise1, S. Saito1, H. Terai1, Z. Wang1, T. Kojima2, M. Kroug2, Y. Fujii2, A. Gonzalez2, and K. Kaneko2

1National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan, 2National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan

[S-J3-2] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] East Asian ALMA Future Development

Daisuke Iono, Satoru Iguchi, and Shin’ichiro AsayamaNational Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan

[S-J3-3] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] The Atacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter Array (ALMA) Band-1 Receiver

Yau De(Ted) Huang, Oscar Morata, Patrick Michel Koch, Ciska Kemper, Yuh-Jing Hwang, Chau-Ching Chiong, Eddie Huang, Bill Liu, Shou-Hsien Weng, Chin-Ting Ho, Po-Han Chiang, Hsiao-Ling Wu, Chih-Cheng Chang, Shou-Ting Jian, Chien-Feng Lee, Yi-Wei Lee, Satoru Iguchi, Shin'ichiro Asayama, Daisuke Iono, Alvaro Gonzalez, John Effland, Kamaljeet Saini, Marian Pospieszalski, Doug Henke, Keith Yeung, Ricardo Finger, Valeria Tapia, and Nicolas ReyesInstitute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

[S-J3-4] 09:50~10:10

ALMA Band 2 Optics: Design, Constraints, Implementation and Measurements

Sivasankaran Srikanth and Alvaro Gonzalez1National Radio Astronomy Observatory, USA, 2National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan

[S-J3-5] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] ASTE Focal Plane Array as Prototype FPA for ALMA TP Array

Jung-Won Lee1, Do-Heung Je1, Bangwon Lee1, Hyunwoo Kang1, Jongsoo Kim1, Jan Wagner1, Shin’ichiro Asayama2, Alvaro Gonzalez2, Matthias Kroug2, Takafumi Kojima2, Wenlei Shan2, Satoru Iguchi2, and Daisuke Iono2

1Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 2National Observatory of Japan, Japan






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-K2a] Exposure Assessment and EMF Standards (1)



Session Organizer Soichi Watanabe (National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology)

Niels Kuster (ETH Zurich)

Session Chairs Lira Hamada (National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology)


[S-K2a-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Development of Multi-Band Personal Dosimeter for RF and ELF Exposure Monitoring

J. H. Hwang, S. I. Kwak, J. H. Kwon, and H. D. ChoiElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[S-K2a-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Technical and Biological Electromagnetic Field Assessment for RF Safety Standard Regulation

and Harmonization

Sergey Perov1, Quirino Balzano2, and Niels Kuster3

1Research Institute of Occupational Health, Russia, 2University of Maryland, USA, 3Foundation for Research on Information Technologies in Society, Switzerland

[S-K2a-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Hygienic Standardization of EMF in the Russian Federation. History, Modern State,

Perspectives

N. B. RubtsovaResearch Institute of Occupational Health, Russia

[S-K2a-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Application of the Specific Absorption Rate measurement for base station antennas

Takahiro Iyama1, Teruo Onishi1, Yoshiaki Tarusawa1, Lira Hamada2, and Soichi Watanabe2

1NTT Docomo, Inc., Japan, 2National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

[S-K2a-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Compliance Evaluations for Radio Regulations of the Human Exposure in Japan

Lira Hamada and Soichi WatanabeNational Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

[S-K2a-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Past, Present, and Future of SAR Evaluations

Mark Douglas1, Niels Kuster1,2, and Katja Pokovic3

1IT'IS Foundation, Switzerland, 2Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland, 3Schmid & Partner Engineering AG, Switzerland








Session Title [S-C6] IoT and green communications



Session Organizer Byounghyo Shim (Seoul National University)

Session Chair Byounghyo Shim (Seoul National University)

[S-C6-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Internet of Things Localizaton: Matrix Completion Approach

Luong Trung Nguyen, Sangtae Kim, and Byonghyo ShimSeoul National University, Korea

[S-C6-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Dynamic Multi-User Detection Based on Structured Compressive Sensing for IoT-Oriented

5G Systems

Bichai Wang, Talha Mir, Ruicheng Jiao, and Linglong DaiTsinghua University, China

[S-C6-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Crosstalk-Free Magnetic MIMO Communication using Heterogeneous Antenna Array

Han-Joon Kim and Ji-Woong ChoiDaegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology, Korea

[S-C6-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Time-Switching Based In-Band Full Duplex Wireless Powered Two-Way Relay

Jong Jin Park, Jong Ho Moon, and Dong In KimSungkyunkwan University, Korea

[S-C6-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Energy Signal Design and Decoding Procedure for Full-Duplex Two-Way Wireless Powered

Relay

Jong Ho Moon, Jong Jin Park, and Dong In KimSungkyunkwan University, Korea

[S-C6-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Opportunistic Transmission and Harvesting in RF Powered Cognitive Radio Network

Shanai Wu, Yoan Shin, Jin Young Kim, and Dong In Kim1Soongsil University, Korea, 2Kwangwoon University, Korea, 3Sungkyunkwan University, Korea







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Session Title [S-G2] Ionospheric Density Variability in the Polar Region



Session Organizer Geonhwa Jee (Korea Polar Research Institute)

Qian Wu (National Center for Atmospheric Research)

Session Chairs Geonhwa Jee (Korea Polar Research Institute)

Qian Wu (National Center for Atmospheric Research)

[S-G2-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] CCMC High-Latitude Driver Swapping Tool for MI Coupling Study - Preliminary Results

J. S. Shim1, M. Kuznetsova2, and L. Rastaetter2

1CUA/NASA GSFC, USA, 2NASA/GSFC, USA

[S-G2-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] New Results from High Latitude Thermospheric Wind Observation and Simulation

Qian Wu1, Geonhwa Jee2, Changsup Lee2, and William Ward3

1National Center for Atmospheric Research, USA, 2Korea Polar Research Institute, Korea, 3University of New Brunswick, Canada

[S-G2-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] The Variation of Electron Temperature and Density Induced by Ionospheric Heating Near

Fifth Electron Gyrofrequency

Jun Wu, Jian Wu, Haisheng zhao, and Zhengwen XuChina Research Institute of Radio Wave Propagation, China

[S-G2-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Magnetospheric and Ionospheric Responses to the Passage of the Interplanetary Shock

Hyuck-Jin Kwon1, Khan-Hyuk Kim2, Su-in Kim2, Nozomu Nishitani3, and Tomoaki Hori3

1Korea Polar Research Institute, Korea, Korea, 2Kyung-Hee University, Korea 3Nagoya University, Japan

[S-G2-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] The First Korean Antarctic Ionosonde for Ionospheric Studies in the Polar Cap Region

Changsup Lee1, Geonhwa Jee1, Jeong-Han Kim1, HyuckJin Kwon1, Young-Bae, Ham1, Terry Bullett2, Nikolay Zabotin2, and Robert Livingston3

1Korea Polar Research Institute, Korea, 2University of Colorado, USA, 3Scion Associates, USA

[S-G2-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Dynamics of the Neutral Thermosphere: Probing Coupling Between the Mesopause and

Lower Thermosphere

William E. Ward1, Qian Wu2, Marianna Shepherd3, Wayne Hocking4, Alan Manson5, Chris Meek5, Sam Kristoffersen1, Chris Vail1, and Caroline Gi4

1University of New Brunswick, Canada, 2National Center for Atmospheric Research, USA, 3York University, Canada, 4Western University, Canada, 5University of Saskatchewan, Canada








Session Title [S-H3a] Radio Science for Space Weather (1)



Session Organizer Viviane Pierrard (Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy)

Mauro Messerotti (INAF-Astronomical Observatory of Trieste)

Session Chairs Yuriy Voitenko (Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy)


[S-H3a-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Radio Science for Space Weather

Mauro MesserottiUniversity of Trieste, Italy

[S-H3a-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Role of Solar Radio Observations in Space Weather

Dale E. GaryNew Jersey Institute of Technology, USA

[S-H3a-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Radio Imaging and Spectroscopy Tools for Space Weather Applications

Nicole VilmerLESIA-Paris Observatory, France

[S-H3a-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Low-Frequency Radio Bursts and Space Weather

N. GopalswamyNASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-H3a-1.pdf




URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-A1] EM Basic Metrology


Room Room I (Crane)

Session Organizer Tae-Weon Kang (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science)

Shan Yueyan (Agency for Science, Technology and Research)

Session Chair Tae-Weon Kang (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science)

[S-A1-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Waveguide Microcalorimeters for Millimeter-wave Power Standards

Jae-Yong Kwon1,2, Tae-Weon Kang1,2, and No-Weon Kang1

1Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea, 2University of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-A1-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Development of a National WR-10 (75 to 110 GHz) Microcalorimeter

Xiaohai Cui1, Wenze Yuan1, Yong Li1, Chao Jia1, and Yu Song Meng2

1National Institute of Metrology, China, 2Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore

[S-A1-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Evaluation of Verification Devices with Precise Probe Measurement System in NMIJ

Ryo Sakamaki and Masahiro HoribeNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan

[S-A1-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Connector Conversion Technique for General-Purpose Connectors in S-parameter Calibration

Shintaro Nakamura1, Ryoko Kishikawa2, Keiko Sato1, and Masahiro Horibe2

1Japan Quality Assurance Organization, Japan, 2National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan

[S-A1-5] 09:50~10:10

Connection Repeatability of Waveguide Verification Standards for VNA System

Nosherwan Shoaib1, Marco Sellone2, Luciano Brunetti2, and Luca Oberto2

1Petroleum Institute, United Arab Emirates, 2Istituto Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica, Italy

[S-A1-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Measurement of Traceable Error Vector Magnitute using a Real-Time Digital Osilloscope

Chihyun Cho, Dongju Kim, and Joo-Gawng LeeKorea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-A1-1.pdf







Session Title [S-D2] Ultrafast Photonics


Room Room J (Swan)

Session Organizer Uwe Griebner (Max Born Institute)


Session Chairs Uwe Griebner (Max Born Institute)


[S-D2-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Bulk-Structured Topological Insulators for 2-μm Pulsed Fiber Lasers

Ju Han Lee, Joonhoi Koo, and Junsu LeeUniversity of Seoul, Korea

[S-D2-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Research on Graphene Optical Devices for Ultrafast Fiber Laser Applications

Dong-Il YeomAjou University, Korea

[S-D2-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] High-Energy, kilohertz Repetition Rate Ho:YLF Regenerative Amplifiers at 2050 nm

Uwe Griebner, Lorenz von Grafenstein, Martin Bock, and Thomas ElsaesserMax Born Institute, Gemany

[S-D2-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Femtosecond Lasers for Precision Metrology in Space

Young-Jin Kim1 and Seung-Woo Kim2

1Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, 2Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-D2-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Development of Yb:KGW Femtosecond Laser System for Industrial Applications

G. H. Kim1, J. Yang1, B. Lee1, S. A. Chizhov1, E. G. Sall1, and V. E. Yashin2

1Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute, Korea, 2State Optical Institute, Russia

[S-D2-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Broadband Photoresponse of Novel Ultrafast Optical Materials

Fengqiu (Frank) WangNanjing University, China







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-F2b] Remote Sensing for Land and Sea (2)



Session Organizer Duk-Jin Kim (Seoul National University)

Kazuo Ouchi (National Defense Academy)

Session Chair Yoshio Yamaguchi (Niigata University)

[S-F2b-1] 08:30~08:50

Polarimetric SAR Scattering Mechanism Modeling and Interpretation for Urban Damage Level Mapping

Si-Wei Chen and Xue-Song WangNational University of Defense Technology, China

[S-F2b-2] 08:50~09:10

Experimetal Study on Polarimetric Scattering for Grasping State of Stricken Bridge

R. Sato, T. Yajima, M. Masaka, Y. Yamaguchi, and H. YamadaNiigata University, Japan

[S-F2b-3] 09:10~09:30

Coherence Change Detection using Temporal Decorrelation Model for Multi-temporal SAR Data

Jungkyo Jung and Duk-jin KimSeoul National University

[S-F2b-4] 09:30~09:50

Fundamental Study on Multi-baseline SAR Tomography by Pi-SAR-L2

Fumiki Urasawa, Hiroyoshi Yamada, Yoshio Yamaguchi, and Ryoichi SatoNiigata University, Japan

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-F2b-1.pdf





Session Title [S-B4] Metamaterials & FSS



Session Organizer Sungtek Kahng (Incheon National University)

Hisamatsu Nakano (Hosei University)

Session Chairs Sungtek Kahng (Incheon National University)

Junji Yamauchi (Hosei University)

[S-B4-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Circularly Polarized Reconfigurable Metaline Antenna

H. Nakano, T. Yoshida, K. Anjo, K. Sakata, Y. Kameta, and J. YamauchiHosei University, Japan

[S-B4-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Recent Topic of Magnet-Less Non-Reciprocal Metamaterial, Performance Enhancement

and Antenna Application

Toshiro KoderaMeisei University, Japan

[S-B4-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Dispersion Engineering of Nonreciprocal Metamaterials and Their Applications to Leaky

Wave Antennas

Tetsuya Ueda1 and Tatsuo Itoh2

1Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan, 2University of California, USA

[S-B4-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Investigating Electromagnetic Power Transfer Ratio of Circular Polarizing Planar Metasurface

Lens

M. K. Khattak1, C. Lee1, D. Han1, S. Kahng1, and K. Kahng2

1Incheon National University, Korea, 2Acetechnology, Korea

[S-B4-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Effective Modeling Method of Metamaterials in FDTD Method by Utilizing Surface Impedance

Boundary Conditions

Takuji Arima, Masahiro Gunji, and Toru UnoTokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan

[S-B4-6] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Microwave Analogues of Multi-ordered Metatronic Filters with Waveguide Metamaterials

Yue Li1 and Nader Engheta2

1Tsinghua University, China, 2University of Pennsylvania, USA







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-B13a] Advances in Super- and High- Resolution Electromagnetic

Imaging (1)



Session Organizer Lianlin Li (Peking University)

Weixiang Jiang (Southeast University)

Session Chairs Lianlin Li (Peking University)


[S-B13a-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Knowledge-aided Object-Oriented ThreeDimensional Microwave Imaging

Longgang Wang1, Lianlin Li1, Xiaoyang Zhou2, Tiejun Cui2, and Arye Nehorai3

1Peking University, China, 2Southeast University, China, 3Washington University, USA

[S-B13a-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Microwave Imaging Based on Holographic Metasurfaces

Qiang Cheng, Jun Yan Dai, and Yun Bo LiSoutheast University, China

[S-B13a-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Acoustic Planar Magnifying Hyperlens

Zhaojun Wang and Xiaoming ZhouBeijing Institute of Technology, China

[S-B13a-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] A Novel Physics-driven Fast Parallel Three-Dimension Radar Imaging Method

Lianlin Li1, Longgang Wang1, Xiaoyang Zhou2, Tiejun Cui2, and Arye Nehorai3

1Peking University, China, 2Southeast University, China, 3Washington University, USA

[S-B13a-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Sparsity Reconstruction Algorithm for Nonlinear Microwave Problems

Hidayet Zaimaga1 and Marc Lambert2

1Laboratoire Des Signaux et Systèmes, France, 2GeePs -Group of Electrical Engineering, France

[S-B13a-6] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Strong Extrinsic 2D-Chiral Response in Symmetric Achiral Metasurface

L. Mao, Y. Zou, and T. CaoDalian University of Technology, China








Session Title [S-J5a] Receivers for Radio Astronomy (1)

(Joint with The 17th Workshop on Submillimeter-Wave Receiver

Technologies in Eastern Asia)



Session Organizer Jungwon Lee (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Sheng-Cai Shi (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Session Chair Sheng-Cai Shi (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

[S-J5a-1] 13:30~13:50

Gravity Loading Effect Analysis of the 5 Meter Terahertz Antenna for Dome A, Antarctica

Hairen Wang, Jingquan Cheng, Zheng Lou, Yuan Qian, Yingxi Zuo, and Ji YangChinese Academy of Sciences, China

[S-J5a-2] 13:50~14:10

Research on High Precision Antenna For DATE5

Yuan Qian, Zheng Lou, Yingxi Zuo, Hairen Wang, and Ji YangChinese Academy of Sciences, China

[S-J5a-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] An 8×8 CPW MKIDs Developed for Terahertz Superconducting Imaging Array

Jing Li, Qing Shi, Jin-Ping Yang, Dong Liu, Zheng Wang, Zhen-Hui Lin, Wen-Ying Duan, Zheng Lou, Wei Miao, Wen Zhang, and Sheng-Cai ShiChinese Academy of Sciences, China

[S-J5a-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Current and Near-Term Instrumentation at the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope

J. T. Dempsey1, P. T. P. Ho1, P. Friberg1, D. Bintley1, C. Walther1, and M.-T. Chen2

1East Asia Observatory, USA, 2Academica Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Taiwan

[S-J5a-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Next Generation Heterodyne Array for JCMT

M.-T. Chen, P. T. P. Ho, J. Dempsey, P. Friberg, D. Bintley, and C. Walther1Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy & Astrophysics, Taiwan, 2East Asia Observatory, USA

[S-J5a-6] 15:10~15:30

Development of 1.5 THz Cartridge-type Multi-pixel Receiver Based on HEB Mixers

Yen-Ru Huang, Chuang-Ping Chiu, Wei-Chun Lu, Hsian-Hong Chang, Yen-Yu Chiang, and Ming-Jye WangInstitute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-J5a-1.pdf






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-K2b] Exposure Assessment and EMF Standards (2)



Session Organizer Soichi Watanabe (National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology)


Session Chairs Lira Hamada (National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology)


[S-K2b-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Probe Calibration of SAR Measurement System Below 300 MHz

Yoon Myoung GimmDankook University

[S-K2b-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Numerical Study of EMF Exposure for a 60 GHz Application

Joyner KenSamsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Korea

[S-K2b-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Protecting and Educating the Australian Public: Environmental Level RF Exposure Assessments

Stuart HendersonAustralian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency, Australia

[S-K2b-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Dosimetry of Infant’s Exposure to EMF from ELF to RF

Tongning Wu and Congsheng LiChina Academy of Telecommunication Research, China

[S-K2b-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Revision of IEC 62232 - Determination of Radio-Frequency (RF) Field Strength and Specific

Absorption Rate (SAR) in the Vicinity of Radiocommunication Base Stations (RBS) for the Purpose

of Evaluating Human Exposure

Takahiro Iyama1 and Mike Wood2

1NTT Docomo, Inc., Japan, 2Telstra, Australia

[S-K2b-6] 15:10~15:30

Dosimetry of Ultra-High Voltage Transmission Power Lines With AC-750 Kv

Mai Lu and Shoogo Ueno1Lanzhou Jiaotong University, China, 2Kyushu University, Japan








Session Title [S-K7] EM Biomedical Imaging



Session Organizer Soon-Ik Jeon (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)

Puyan Mojabi (University of Manitoba)

Session Chairs Soon-Ik Jeon (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)

Puyan Mojabi (University of Manitoba)

[S-K7-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Recent Advances in Biomagnetic Stimulation and Imaging by Electromagnetic Techniques

Shoogo Ueno1,2

1The University of Tokyo, Japan, 2Kyushu University, Japan

[S-K7-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Study of the Contrast Source Inversion Method for Image Reconstruction in Focusing

Media

A. Menshov1 and V. Okhmatovski2

1The University of Texas, USA, 2University of Manitoba, Canada

[S-K7-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Electromagnetic Inversion for Biomedical Imaging, Antenna Characterization, and Sea Ice

Remote Sensing Applications

Puyan Mojabi, Nariman Firoozy, Nozhan Bayat, Trevor Brown, Chaitanya Narendra, Pedram Mojabi, Chen Niu, Tyler Tiede, Thomas Neusitzer, Xiang Li, Ian Jeffrey, Joe LoVetri, and David BarberUniversity of Manitoba, Canada

[S-K7-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Acceleration of Electromagnetic Solver for Microwave Tomography

Nikolai Simonov, Soon-Ik Jeon, Bo-Ra Kim, Kwang-Jae Lee, and Seong-Ho SonElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[S-K7-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Clinical Trial of Microwave Tomography Imaging

Soon-Ik Jeon, Bo-Ra Kim, and Seong-Ho SonElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-K7-1.pdf





URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-C7] Massive MIMO and millimeter wave communications



Session Organizer Y.-W. Peter Hong (National Tsing Hua University)

Hyun Kyu Chung (Electronics and Telecommunications Research

Institute)

Youngchul Sung (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Session Chair Juyul Lee (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)

[S-C7-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] On the Mutual Information of OFDM with Low-Resolution ADC

Chao-Kai Wen1, Shi Jin2, Hanqing Wang2, and Pangan Ting3

1National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, 2Southeast University, China, 3Industrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan

[S-C7-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Random Beamforming Combined with Receive Beamforming in mmWave Multiuser MIMO

Downlink

Gilwon Lee and Youngchul SungKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-C7-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Multiuser Hybrid Beamforming for Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access in Millimeter Wave

Systems

Che-Yuan Hu, Yung-Shun Wang, and Y.-W. Peter HongNational Tsing Hua University, Taiwan

[S-C7-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Compressed Sensing-Based Channel Estimation for Wideband Millimeter Wave Systems

Yonghee Han and Jungwoo LeeSeoul National University, Korea

[S-C7-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Power Losses Due to Steering Beam Mis-Alignment in Directional-Antenna Millimeter-Wave

Systems

Juyul Lee, Jinyi Liang, Myung-Don Kim, Jae-Joon Park, Bonghyuk Park, and Hyun Kyu ChungElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[S-C7-6] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Investigating the Effect of Antenna Beamwidth on Millimeter-wave Channel Charaterization

Myung-Don Kim, Jinyi Liang, Juyul Lee, Jaejoon Park, Bonghyuk Park and Hyun Kyu ChungElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea








Session Title [S-G4] Satellite Probing for the Ionospheric Variability



Session Organizer Jaeheung Park (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Charles Lin (National Cheng Kung University)

Session Chairs Jaeheung Park (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Charles Lin (National Cheng Kung University)

[S-G4-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Numerical Simulation of Magnetic Field Variation Associated with Equatorial Plasma Bubble

Tatsuhiro Yokoyama1 and Claudia Stolle2

1National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan, 2German Research Centre for Geosciences, Germany

[S-G4-2] 13:50~14:10

Study of Atmosphere-Ionosphere Coupling using FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC

Charles LinNational Cheng Kung University, Taiwan

[S-G4-3] 14:10~14:30

Numerical Simulation on Ionospheric Electron Density Response to Currents from Lower Atmosphere

and Lithosphere

Chuan-Ping Lien1, Charles Lin1, Jann-Yenq Liu2, and Chia-Hung Chen1

1National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan, 2National Central University, Taiwan

[S-G4-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Ionospheric Data Assimilation during Geomagnetic Storm Conditions

Chia-Hung Chen1, Charles Lin2, I-Te Lee2, Tomoko Matsuo3, and Jann-Yenq Liu4

1National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, 2Central Weather Bureau, Taiwan, 3University of Colorado Boulder, USA, 4National Central University, Taiwan

[S-G4-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Satellite Observation of Ionopshere Disturbance Caused by Large Earthquakes

K.-I. Oyama1, L. Bankov2, D. Minakshi3, T. Uozumi4, C. H. Chen1, K. Ryu5, and J. Y. Liu6

1National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, 2Space Research and Technology Institute, Bulgaria, 3Gauhati University, India, 4Kyushu University, Japan, 5Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 6National Central University, Taiwan

[S-G4-6] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Research on the Intrinsic Ionospheric Variation using Multisatellite Measurements During

the Last Solar Minimum and Its Implication on Study of Lithosphere-Ionospheric Coupling

K. Ryu1, K. I. Oyama2, J. C. Lee1, and J. H. Park3, and K. W. Min1

1Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2Kyushu University, Japan, 3Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-H3b] Radio Science for Space Weather (2)



Session Organizer Viviane Pierrard (Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy)


Session Chair Mauro Messerotti (INAF-Astronomical Observatory of Trieste)

[S-H3b-1] 13:30~14:10

[Keynote] Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling by ULF Waves

Robert L. LysakUniversity of Minnesota, USA

[S-H3b-2] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Narrow-band Bursts of Solar Radio Emission at 15-30 MHz

Yuriy Voitenko1, Valentin Melnik2, Viviane Pierrard1, Anatoliy Brazhenko2, and Anatoliy Frantsuzenko2

1Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium, 2The National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine

[S-H3b-3] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] New Insights into the Non Thermal Continuum Radiations: The Cluster Whisper Perspective

Patrick Canu1, Pierrette Décréau2, and Sandrine Grimald Rochel3

1LPP/CNRS/Ecole Polytechnique, France, 2LPCEE/CNRS/Université d'Orléans, France, 3ONERA, France

[S-H3b-4] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Analysis of the Fine Structure of Chorus Wave Packets using Measurements of the Van

Allen Probes

Ondrej Santolik1, Ivana Kolmasova1, William S. Kurth2, George B. Hospodarsky2, Craig A. Kletzing2, and Scott R. Bounds2

1Charles University, Czech, 2The University of Iowa, USA

[S-H3b-5] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] MLT Dependence of the Plasmapause from Satellite Observations and Quasi-Interchange

Instability Mechanism

Pierrard Viviane and Voitenko YuriyRoyal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-H3b-2.pdf





Session Title [S-A3] Antenna Related Metrology


Room Room I (Crane)

Session Organizer Satoru Kurokawa (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science

and Technology)

Ki-Chai Kim (YeongNam University)

Session Chairs Satoru Kurokawa (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science

and Technology)

Ki-Chai Kim (YeongNam University)

[S-A3-1] 13:30~14:10

[Keynote] Antenna and Field Probe Metrology: A NIST Perspective

Perry F. WilsonNational Institute of Standards and Technology, USA

[S-A3-2] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Error Estimation of Far-Field Absolute Gain Pattern by 1-D Circular Near-Field to Far-Field

Transformation for Elongated Radar Antenna The Case for the Shift of the Radiation Center

Masanobu Hirose and Satoru KurokawaNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan

[S-A3-3] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Beam Forming Characteristics of Antenna-Coupled-Electrode Electro-Optic Modulators

Operating in Millimeter-Wave Bands

Hiroshi Murata, Toshiyuki Inoue, Hidehisa Shiomi, and Yasuyuki OkamuraOsaka University, Japan

[S-A3-4] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Site Attenuation Measurements using a Balun-less Dipole Antenna Pair

Takehiro MoiriokaNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan

[S-A3-5] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Measurement Uncertainty of Far Field Antenna Factor for Biconical Antenna using Amplitude

Center Modified Equation

Satoru Kurokawa, Masanobu Hirose, Michitaka Ameya, and Yuanfeng SheNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan





URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-D4] Microwave and mm-wave Integrated Circuits


Room Room J (Swan)

Session Organizer Byung-Wook Min (Yonsei University)

Tiku Yu (National Taipei University)

Session Chairs Byung-Wook Min (Yonsei University)

Tiku Yu (National Taipei University)

[S-D4-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Recent Trends in Millimeter-Wave Phased-Array ICs

Munkyo SeoSungkyunkwan University, Korea

[S-D4-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] A Four Channel Bi-directional CMOS T/R Chipset for Ka-band Phased Array System

Jang-Hoon Han, Jin-Hyun Kim, Jeong-Soo Park, and Jeong-Geun KimKwangwoon University, Korea

[S-D4-3] 14:10~14:30

A 117 GHz All-Parallel Sub-Harmonically Injection-Locked Quadrature CMOS Voltage-Controlled

Oscillator

Dongmin Kang, Chae Jun Lee, Hyuk Su Son, Haejin Lee, and Chul Soon ParkKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-D4-4] 14:30~14:50

DC - 38 GHz CMOS Distrubuted Amplifier with a Triple Stacked-FET

Jihoon Kim, Wonho Lee, Hongjong Park, and Youngwoo Kwon Seoul National University, Korea

[S-D4-5] 14:50~15:10

A W-band Push-Push VCO using Non-Foster Circuit for Enhanced Frequency Tuning Range

Wonho Lee, Sangho Lee, Hongjong Park, Kwangseok Choi, Woosang Lee, and Youngwoo KwonSeoul National University, Korea







Session Title [S-F3a] Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere (1)



Session Organizer Sanghun Lim (Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology)

Tomoo Ushio (Osaka University)

Session Chairs Sanghun Lim (Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology)

Christian Kummerow (Colorado State Univeristy)

[S-F3a-1] 13:30~14:10

[Keynote] Global Measurement of Rainfall and Precipitation Microphysics

V. ChandrasekarColorado State University, USA

[S-F3a-2] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Development of X-Band Polarimetric Phased Array Radar System for Weather Measurement

Hiroshi Kikuchi1, Ting Wu1, Gwan Kima1, Tomoo Ushio1, Hideto Goto2, and Fumihiko Mizutani2

1Osaka University, Japan, 2Toshiba Corporation, Japan

[S-F3a-3] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] RainDrop Size Distribution (DSD) Retrieval from Dual-Polarization Radar Measurements

on a Bayesian Scheme

Eiichi Yoshikawa1, V. Chandrasekar2, Tomoo Ushio3, and Takahiro Matsuda3

1Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan, 2Colorado State University, USA, 3Osaka University, Japan

[S-F3a-4] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Observations of Precipitation and MIE Scattering Signatures with the CSU-CHILL

Dual-wavelength Dual-polarization Weather Radar System

Francesc Junyent and V. ChandrasekarColorado State University, USA

[S-F3a-5] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Development of a High-Resolution Wind Profiler Radar using Radar Imaging Techniques

Masayuki K. Yamamoto1, Seiji Kawamura1, and Koji Nishimura2

1National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan, 2National Institute of Polar Research, Japan





URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-B5] Electromagnetic Field Theory



Session Organizer Soon-Soo Oh (Chosun University)

Lotfollah Shafai (University of Manitoba)

Session Chairs Soon-Soo Oh (Chosun University)

Lotfollah Shafai (University of Manitoba)

[S-B5-1] 16:00~16:40

[Keynote] Challenges of Antenna Miniaturization and Performance Enhancement

Lotfollah ShafaiUniversity of Manitoba, Canada

[S-B5-2] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Design of a Waveguide Short-Slot 2-Plane Coupler Including 2-D Mode Polarity in the

Coupled Region

Jiro Hirokawa and Dong-Hun KimTokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

[S-B5-3] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Two Elements Compact MIMO Antenna with Reconfigurable Lower Band and Consistent

High Band for Tablet Applications

Anthony Wang and Satish K. SharmaSan Diego State University, USA

[S-B5-4] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Antenna Pattern Reconstruction of Optical Leaky Waveguide Antenna by Phase-less

Measurement

Hiroshi Hashiguchi, Hiroyuki Arai, Keisuke Kondo, and Toshihiko BabaYokohama National University, Japan

[S-B5-5] 17:40~18:00

[Invited] Image Refocusing of Targets in Oblique Layers with Gradually Changing Permittivity

Haewon Jung and Kangwook KimGwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-B5-6] 18:00~18:20

Resonance Effects in Antennas Coated with Material and MetaMaterials

Lotfollah Shafai and Navid RezazadehUniversity of Manitoba, Canada







Session Title [S-B13b] Advances in Super- and High- Resolution Electromagnetic

Imaging (2)



Session Organizer Lianlin Li (Peking University)


Session Chairs Lianlin Li (Peking University)


[S-B13b-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] 3D RF Profile Detection using Zero-Padding and a GPU

HyungTae Kim1, KyungChan Jin1, Jongseok Kim1, and Seung-Bok Choi2

1Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Korea, 2Inha University, Korea

[S-B13b-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Verification of In-Place Calibration for Time-Domain Microwave Imaging

Sollip Kwon1, Seong-Ho Son2, Kwang-Jae Lee2, and Seungjun Lee1

1Ewha Womans University, Korea, 2Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[S-B13b-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Transmission and Resonance of a Single Rectangular Hole Filled with Anisotropic Material

Hengxin Ruan1, Lianlin Li1, and Tie Jun Cui2

1Peking University, China, 2Southeast University, China

[S-B13b-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Reverse Time Migration For Subsurface Imaging

Hai Liu1, Yuxian Zhang1, Zhijun Long1, Fen Han1, and Qing Huo Liu2

1Xiamen University, China, 2Duke University, USA

[S-B13b-5] 17:20~17:40

Improving the Resolution of Diagnostics of Inhomogeneous Plasma Media in Conditions of Strong

Phase Variations

Sergey Knizhin1Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics SB RAS, Russia, 2Irkutsk State University, Russia






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [B5] Fields and Waves Filter/Resonator/Circuit



Session Chair Chi-Hyung Ahn (Korea Railroad Research Institute)

[B5-1] 16:00~16:20

Improved Stopband Characteristics of Microstrip Lowpass Filter using Linearly Distributed Transmission

Zeros

Nainu P. Chaudhari1, Rajas Khokle2, Karu P. Esselle2, and A. K. Verma1,2

1University of Delhi, India, 2Macquarie University, Australia

[B5-2] 16:20~16:40

A Miniaturized Wideband Bandpass Filter

Vinay Kumar Killamsetty and Biswajeet MukherjeeIndian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing Jabalpur, India

[B5-3] 16:40~17:00

Amplitude-Equalized Microwave C-Section

Shulabh GuptaCarleton University, Canada

[B5-4] 17:00~17:20

Analysis of Loop Type Ground Radiation Antenna using Equivalent Circuit Model

Zeeshan Zahid and Hyeongdong KimHanyang University, Korea

[B5-5] 17:20~17:40

Transparent Electrode Resonators for MR-WPT

Hoon Hee Lee and Chang Won JungSeoul National University of Science and Technology, Korea

[B5-6] 17:40~18:00

Avoidance of Off-switch Resonance in True Time Delay Line using Cascaded Switches

Minyoung Yoon and Sangwook NamSeoul National University, Korea

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/B5-1.pdf







Session Title [S-K3a] Numerical Dosimetry (EMF Dosimetry) (1)



Session Organizer Ae-Kyoung Lee (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)

Masao Taki (Tokyo Metropolitan University)

Session Chairs Ae-Kyoung Lee (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)


[S-K3a-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Numerical Method for Exposure Assessment in the Low-Frequency Ranges

SangWook Park1 and MinHyuk Kim2

1Korea Automotive Technology Institute, Korea, 2Seoul National University, Korea

[S-K3a-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Specific Absorption Rates in Human Brain for Different Length of Bar Phones

Ae-Kyoung Lee, Seon-Eui Hong, and Jong-Hwa KwonElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[S-K3a-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Verification and Validation in Computational Simulations of Specific Absorption Rate for

a Multiband Handheld Device

Chan-Ho Jeong1,2, Jong-Gwan Yook1, and Bum-Kook Lee2

1Yonsei University, Korea, 2LG Electronics, Korea

[S-K3a-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Near Field Numerical Dosimetry using Spherical Wave Expansion and Advanced Statistical

Methods

Joe Wiart1, Pierric Kersaudy1, Yenny Pinto1, Odile Picon2, and Shermilla Mostarshedi2

1Telecom ParisTech, CNRS, France, 2Universite Paris Est Marne la Vallée, France

[S-K3a-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Induced Current Density Calculation for Korean Male Body Model under 60 Hz Uniform

Magnetic Fields using Impedance Method

Byeong-Yoon LeeKorea Electrotechnology Research Institute, Korea

[S-K3a-6] 17:40~18:00

[Invited] Thresholds of Central Nervous System Stimulation at Intermediate Frequencies

Ilkka Laakso1 and Takenobu Murakami2

1Aalto University, Finland, 2Fukushima Medical University, Japan







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-KE] EMC in Biomedical Applications



Session Organizer Jun-Gyu Yang (National Radio Research Agency)

Eisuke Hanada (Saga University)

Session Chairs Jun-Gyu Yang (National Radio Research Agency)

Eisuke Hanada (Saga University)

[S-KE-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Managing the Availability of Hospital Wireless Communication Systems

Eisuke Hanada1 and Takato Kudou2

1Saga University, Japan, 2Oita University, Japan

[S-KE-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Numerical Analysis of Electromagnetic Band-Stopping using Non-Metal Periodic Structures

Takato Kudou1 and Eisuke Hanada2

1Oita University, Japan, 2Saga University, Japan

[S-KE-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Performance Evaluation on Wireless Capsule Endoscope Location Estimation

Daisuke AnzaiNagoya Institute of Technology, Japan

[S-KE-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Use of Wireless LAN in Medical Facilities in Japan

Naoyuki OdaKanagawa Prefectural Hospital Organization, Japan

[S-KE-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Research and Analysis of Electromagnetic Field Environment in Hospitals

Nam Kim1, Seungwoo Lee1, Jun-Gyu Yang2, and Hong-Sik Keum3

1Chungbuk National University, Korea, 2National Radio Research Agency, Korea, 3Korea Radio Promotion Association, Korea

[S-KE-6] 17:40~18:00

[Invited] Electromagnetic Shielding in MRI Room

ByungKook LeeDaeHan Shield Engineering Co., Ltd., Korea

[S-KE-7] 18:00~18:20

[Invited] Effects of a Patient Monitor by Radiated Susceptibility Test using a Broadband Signal

Hongsik Keum1, Jun-Gyu Yang2, Sang-Ho Choi1, and Heunggyoon Ryu3

1Radio Promotion Association, Korea, 2National Radio Research Agency, Korea, 3Chungbuk National University, Korea

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-KE-1.pdf








Session Title [S-C8] Satellite and Terrestrial Networks



Session Organizer Jihwan Choi (Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology)

Session Chair Jihwan Choi (Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology)

[S-C8-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Mutual Coupling between Dipole Antennas for RF Power Transmission

Junhee Kim and Jihwan ChoiDaegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology, Korea

[S-C8-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Cancellation Performance Analysis for a Coexistence Solution in Heterogeneous Networks

Jongyeop Kim and Jihwan P. ChoiDaegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology, Korea

[S-C8-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Performance Analysis of Onboard Processing Multibeam Satellites Equipped with Advanced

Phased Array Antenna

Jihwan ChoiDaegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology, Korea

[S-C8-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Multimedia Communications in MIMO Channels

Seok-Ho ChangDankook University, Korea

[S-C8-5] 17:20~17:40

Enhanced Direct Path Detection using Feedback from High Resolution Algorithm for OFDM Systems

Jung-Yong Lee, Won-Tae Yu, and Seong-Cheol KimSeoul National University, Korea

[S-C8-6] 17:40~18:00

Millimeter Multi-User Massive MIMO Simplified using Antenna Selection and One-bit Quantized

Channel Estimation

Karim H. Moussa1 and Said E. El-Khamy2

1Alexandria Institute of Engineering and Technology, Egypt, 2Alexandria University, Egypt







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-G5] Observation of Ionospheric Plasma Density Variation



Session Organizer Young-Sil Kwak (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Geonhwa Jee (Korea Polar Research Institute)

Session Chairs Young-Sil Kwak (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Geonhwa Jee (Korea Polar Research Institute)

[S-G5-1] 16:00~16:40

[Keynote] Incoherent Scatter Radars: Present and Future

Craig J. HeinselmanEISCAT Scientific Association, Sweden

[S-G5-2] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] A Comparative Study on the Diurnal Variations of Electron Density in the Auroral Oval

and Polar Cap Regions

Eun-Young Ji and Geonhwa JeeKorea Polar Research Institute, Korea

[S-G5-3] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] ULF Pc5 Pulsation in the Summer D-Region Electron Density of Polar Mesospheric Summer

Echoes Driven by Solar Wind Dynamic Pressure Enhancement and the Pc5 Pulsation

Young-Sook Lee1, Sheila Kirkwood2, Young-Sil Kwak1,3, and Kyung-Chan Kim4

1Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 2Swedish Institute of Space Physics, Sweden, 3University of Science and Technology, Korea, 4Daegu University, Korea

[S-G5-4] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Examples of Rocket Exhaust Depletions as Observed by Swarm Constellation

Jaeheung Park1, Hyosub Kil2, Claudia Stolle3, Hermann Lühr3, Anthea Coster4, and Young-Sil Kwak1

1Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 2Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, USA, 3Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Germany, 4Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA





Session Title [S-H4] Waves in Nuclear Fusion Plasmas and Laser-Plasma Accelerator



Session Organizer Young-Soon Bae (National Fusion Research Institute)

Hee-Yong Suk (Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)

Session Chairs Young-Soon Bae (National Fusion Research Institute)

Hee-Yong Suk (Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology)

[S-H4-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Recent Progress on Laser Wakefield Acceleration Experiments using 200 TW Laser System

at Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Nasr A. M. Hafz, Song Li, Mohammad Mirzaie, Zhengming Sheng, and Jie ZhangShanghai Jiao Tong University, China

[S-H4-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] A Quasi-Monoenergetic Proton Beam form a Structured Foil Irradiated by an Intense

Laser Pulse

Kitae Lee1, Kyung Nam Kim1, Ha-Na Kim2, Manoj Kumar1, Seong Hee Park1, Young Uk Jeong1, and Nikolay Vinokurov1

1Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea, 2Chungnam University, Korea

[S-H4-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Development of a Gas Cell/Plasma Source for Laser Wakefield Acceleration Research at

GIST

H. Suk, J. Kim, M. Kim, D. Jang, S. Lee, and I. NamGwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-H4-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] RF Powers in KSTAR Tokamak for High Pressure Plasmas

S. J. Wang, M. Joung, J. H. Jeong, S. U. Jeong, J. H. Kim, H. J. Kim, H. H. Wi, Y. S. Bae, and J. G. KwakNational Fusion Research Institute, Korea

[S-H4-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] High Power Radio Frequency System for Long Pulse Operation In EAST

Xinjun Zhang, Yanping Zhao, Fukun Liu, Jiafang Shan, Baonian Wan, and Jiangang LiChinese Academy of Sciences, China

[S-H4-6] 17:40~18:00

[Invited] Physics of Lower Hybrid Current Drive and Heating in Fusion Plasmas: Theory, Simulation,

and Experiment

P. T. Bonoli, S. Shiraiwa, J. P. Lee, G. M. Wallace, and J. C. WrightMassachusetts Institute of Technology, USA







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [A1] Antenna


Room Room I (Crane)

Session Chairs Nozomu Ishii (Niigata University)

Jin-Seob Kang (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science)

[A1-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] A Study of Standard Antenna Method using Two Homogeneous Horn Antennas

Jong-Hyuk Lim, Bo-Weon Lee, Sung-Hwan Park, Yun-Jo Choi, and Myung-Won SeoNational Radio Research Agency, Korea

[A1-2] 16:20~16:40

Derivation of Some Expansions of Near-Field Gain of Antennas in Lossy Medium

Nozomu Ishii1, Lira Hamada2, Jerdvisanop Chakarothai2, Kanako Wake2, and Soichi Watanabe2

1Niigata University, Japan, 2National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

[A1-3] 16:40~17:00

An Application of Elliptic Field Representation to Near-Field Far-Field RCS Transformation

Shuntaro Omi1, Toru Uno1, Takuji Arima1, and Takao Fujii2

1Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan, 2Fujitsu System Integration Laboratories Ltd., Japan

[A1-4] 17:00~17:20

High Gain Yagi-Uda Origami Antenna

Syed Imran Hussain Shah and Sungjoon LimChung-Ang University, Korea

[A1-5] 17:20~17:40

Instrumental Radar Calibration on Sea Surface

Alexander Andreev and Ilya ShikhovKrylov Shipbuilding Research Centre, Russia

[A1-6] 17:40~18:00

Sensitivity Analysis of Multiport S-Parameter Due to Non-Ideal TRL Calibration Standards

Min Wang, Yongjiu Zhao, Yumin Jin, and Yonggang ZhouNanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Chiana

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/A1-1.pdf







Session Title [S-D5] High Power RF Devices and Circuits


Room Room J (Swan)

Session Organizer Naoki Hara (Fujitsu)

Youngoo Yang (Sungkyunkwan University)

Session Chair Youngoo Yang (Sungkyunkwan University)

[S-D5-1] 16:00~16:20

A Reconfigurable Dual-Band CMOS Power Amplifier With an Integrated Switchable Transformer

Jaeyong Ko and Sangwook NamSeoul National University, Korea

[S-D5-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] High-Performance GaN-HEMT Technology for W-band Amplifier

K. Makiyama1,2,3, S. Ozaki1,2, T. Ohki1,2, N. Okamoto1,2, Y. Minoura1,2, Y. Niida1,2, M. Sato1,2, Y. Kamada1,2, K. Joshin1,2, K. Watanabe1,2, and Y. Miyamoto3

1Fujitsu Limited, Japan, 2Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., Japan, 3Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

[S-D5-3] 16:40~17:00

A 5.7 GHz GaN Transformer-based Doherty Power Amplifier for 40-MHz LTE-A Applications

Bo Jin, Jung-Lin Woo, Sunghwan Park, and Youngwoo KwonSeoul National University, Korea

[S-D5-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Monolithically Integrated AlGaN/GaN-on-Si Power Switching Devices

Ho-Young Cha and Sang-Woo HanHongik University, Korea

[S-D5-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Overview on Linearization Techniques for Envelope Tracking Power Amplifier

Bumman Kim1, Kyunghoon Moon1, Sangsu Jin2, and Jooseung Kim3

1Pohang University of Science and Technology, Korea, 2Qualcomm Technologies Inc., USA, 3Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Korea

[S-D5-6] 17:40~18:00

[Invited] Diamond Devices for RF Applications

Makoto Kasu and Toshiyuki OishiSaga University, Japan







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-F3b] Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere (2)



Session Organizer Sanghun Lim (Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology)

Tomoo Ushio (Osaka University)

Session Chairs Dong-Bin Shin (Yonsei University)

Francesc Junyent (Colorado State University)

[S-F3b-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] New Products and Perspectives from the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Mission

Christian Kummerow, Veljko Petkovic, and David RandelColorado State University, USA

[S-F3b-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Understanding Model Precipitation Microphysics based on Observations from TRMM/GPM

Microwave Imagers and Precipitation Radars

Dong-Bin Shin and Yeji ChoiYonsei University, Korea

[S-F3b-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Validation of NASA’s Global Precipitation Measurement Mission with a High-Resolution

Ground Radar Network

Haonan Chen and V. ChandrasekarColorado State University, USA

[S-F3b-4] 17:00~17:20

Remote Sensing of Sc Clouds Over the Arabian Sea using CloudSat Observations and Its Dynamical

Aspects

Kandula Venkata Subrahmanyam and Karanam Kishore KumarIndian Space Research Organisation, India

[S-F3b-5] 17:20~17:40

Simulation of Clouds in Different Resolutions of CFS and Its Comparison with Multiple Satellite

Products

Renu Siddharth, P. M. Krishna R, and Suryachandra A. RaoIndian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, India

[S-F3b-6] 17:40~18:00

Initial Observation Results in the Research and Development (R&D) of Airport Lightning Avoidance

Product

Eiichi Yoshikawa1, Satoru Yoshida2, Toru Adachi2, Hanako Inoue2, Kenichi Kusunoki2, and Tomoo Ushio3

1Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan, 2Japan Meteorological Agency, Japan, 3Osaka University, Japan








Session Title [S-B6] Wireless Power Transfer

Date and Time August 24 (Wed.) / 08:30~10:10


Session Organizer Franklin Bien (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)

Luca Roselli (University of Perugia)

Session Chair Franklin Bien (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)

[S-B6-1] 08:30~08:50

Active Metamaterial Designs for Dyanamically Controllable Wireless Power Transfer Applications

A. L. A. K. Ranaweera, Thanh Son Pham, Viet Ngo, and Jong-Wook LeeKyung Hee University, Korea

[S-B6-2] 08:50~09:10

High Q-factor Compact Coils Having Non-Uniform Wire Width for Wireless Power Transfer System

Tae-Hyung Kim1, Byung-Hyun Kim1, Gi-Ho Yun2, Woong Yong Lee3, and Jong-Gwan Yook1

1Yonsei University, Korea, 2Sungkyul University, Korea, 3Amotech, Korea

[S-B6-3] 09:10~09:30

Wideband Energy Harvesting Antenna with 2 by 2 Mu-zero Array for Wireless Power Transfer

Chang-Hyun Lee and Jeong-Hae LeeHongik University, Korea

[S-B6-4] 09:30~09:50

Control of Magnetic Field Distribution by Excitation Phases of Transmitters in MIMO WPT System

Bomson Lee and Sejin KimKyung-Hee University, Korea

[S-B6-5] 09:50~10:10

Wearable and Implantable Magnetic Resonant Wireless Power Transfer

Seok Hyon Kang and Chang Won JungSeoul National University of Science and Technology, Korea






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-B1] Electrically Large Antennas



Session Organizer Iikyu Kim (DTaQ)

Shenheng Xu (Tsinghua University)

Session Chair Iikyu Kim (DTaQ)

[S-B1-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Trade-Off of Multibeam Reflector Antenna Configuration for Satellite Onboard Application

Takashi Tomura, Michio Takikawa, Yoshio Inasawa, and Hiroaki MiyashitaMitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan

[S-B1-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Calculation of Mutual Coupling beween Two Antennas for Satellite Communication

Ilkyu Kim1 and Yahya Rahmat-Samii2

1Defense Agency for Technology and Quality, Korea, 2University of California, USA

[S-B1-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Simulation Model Decomposition for Large-Scale Antenna Systems

Jaehoon Kim1, Peter Futter2, Danie le Roux2, and Jordi Soler3

1Altair Engineering Inc., Korea, 2Altair Engineering Inc., South Africa, 3Altair Engineering Inc., Spain

[S-B1-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Performance of Solid Surface Deployable Antenna for Panel Misalignment

Ji Yong Lee, Seong Sik Yoon, Sang Hee Kim, Taek-Kyung Lee, Jae Wook Lee, Jin Ho Roh, and Dong Woo YiKorea Aerospace University, Korea

[S-B1-5] 09:50~10:10

Design of SIW fed Antipodal Linearly Tapered Slot Antenna with Curved and Hat Shaped Dielectric

Loading at 60 GHz for Inter-Satellite Communication

T. Rama Rao1, C. Sarath1, Nishesh Tiwari1, and Rajeev Jyoti2

1SRM University, India, 2Indian Space Research Organisation, India

[S-B1-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Radiation Characteristics of Corner Reflector Antenna Employing Frequency Selective Surface

Yusuke Tanizawa, Keizo Cho, Hideya So, and Atsuya Ando1Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan, 2NTT Corporation, Japan








Session Title [S-J5b] Receivers for Radio Astronomy (2)

(Joint with The 17th Workshop on Submillimeter-Wave Receiver

Technologies in Eastern Asia)



Session Organizer Jungwon Lee (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Sheng-Cai Shi (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Session Chair Jungwon Lee (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

[S-J5b-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Phased Array Feed Systems for Radio Astronomy65

Tasso TzioumisCommonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia

[S-J5b-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Silicon Platelets Stacking Technology for Developing Multi-Pixel Submillimeter-Wave

Heterodyne Receivers

C. Lee, T. Reck, C. Jung-Kubiak, M. Alonso-delPino, K. Cooper, J. Siles, A. Peralta, E. Decrossas, I. Mehdi, and G. ChattopadhyayJet Propulsion Laboratory, USA

[S-J5b-3] 09:10~09:30

High Current Density SIS Mixers for the 400-500 GHz Band

M. Kroug, K. Uemizu, S. Ezaki, Y. Niizeki, and T. KojimaNational Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan

[S-J5b-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] MMIC for Next Generation Radio Astronomical Heterodyne Receiver Front-End

Chau-Ching ChiongInstitute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

[S-J5b-5] 09:50~10:10

A 24.5-50 GHz Mixer using Cascode Structure with Wide 0.5-16 GHz Intermediate Frequency Bandwidth

Based on Low Noise PHEMT Process

Shou-Hsien Weng1, Chau-Ching Chiong1, Chih-Chen Chang1, Hsiao-Ling Wu1, Hong-Yeh Chang2, and Ming-Jye Wang1

1Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, 2National Central University, Taiwan

[S-J5b-6] 10:10~10:30

Thermal Modelling of Coaxial line for Cryogenic Noise Measurements

Ahmed Soliman, Andrew Janzen, and Sander WeinrebCalifornia Institute of Technology, USA

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-J5b-1.pdf






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-K3b] Numerical Dosimetry (EMF Dosimetry) (2)



Session Organizer Ae-Kyoung Lee (Electronics and Telecommunications Research

Institute)


Session Chairs Nam Kim (Chungbuk National University)


[S-K3b-1] 08:30~08:50

FDTD Calculations of SAR Around an Implanted Cardiac Pacemaker from Wireless Radio Terminal

Ryota Akiyama, Kazuyuki Saito, Soichi Watanabe, and Koichi Ito1Chiba University, Japan, 2National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

[S-K3b-2] 08:50~09:10

Reduction Technique of Specific Absorption Rates by using Novel AMC Reflector

Nam Kim and Seungwoo LeeChungbuk National University, Korea

[S-K3b-3] 09:10~09:30

Computational Estimation of The Induced Electric Fields in Visual Tissues by Circular-Halo Coil

Mai Lu1 and Shoogo Ueno2

1Lanzhou Jiaotong University, China, 2Kyushu University, Japan

[S-K3b-4] 09:30~09:50

A Study on the Meander-Type Dipole Antenna for SAR Validation Test at 150 MHz Band

Ki Hwea Kim1, Ju Dong Jang1, Sam Young Chung1, and Yoon Myoung Gimm2

1National Radio Research Agency, Korea, 2Dankook University, Korea

[S-K3b-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Recent Advances in Computational Radio Frequency Bioelectromagnetics Dosimetry

James LinUniversity of Illinois, USA







Session Title [S-E3] Modeling of Electromagnetic Immunity, EMS, and ESD



Session Organizer Jonghoon Kim (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Jingook Kim (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)

Session Chairs Seungyoung Ahn (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Jingook Kim (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)

[S-E3-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] EM Noise Immunity Enhancement using Schmitt Trigger Logic Gates in CMOS Process

SangHyeok Park1, Kyungsoo Kim2, Hai Au Huynh1, Soyeon Joo1, and SoYoung Kim1

1Sungkyunkwan University, Korea, 2Samsung Electronics, Korea

[S-E3-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Measurement and Modeling of System-level ESD Noise Voltages in Real Mobile Products

Myungjoon Park1, Junsik Park1, Manho Seung2, Joungcheul Choi2, Seokkiu Lee2, and Jingook Kim1

1Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2SK Hynix Inc., Korea

[S-E3-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] The Reproducibility Improving Method of Systemlevel ESD Test Through Operating Program

Workload Analysis

JungHo Jin, ChoongPyo Jeon, JinHwan Kim, and YuChul HwangSamsung Electronics, Korea

[S-E3-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Fast Simulation of Multilayered Power Delivery Network using Multilayered Triangular

Subcell Method and Block-Type Leapfrog Scheme

Ikki Arakaki, Tadatoshi Sekine, and Hideki AsaiShizuoka University, Japan

[S-E3-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Radiated Susceptibility Tests of Electromagnetic Bandgap Power Bus using a Reverberation

Chamber

Myunghoi Kim1, Sang Il Kwak1, and Jong Hwa Kwon2

1Hankyong National University, Korea, 2Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[S-E3-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Estimation of the Worst-Case Conducted Emission Noise due to Multiple Parallel Power

Converters

Jaehoon Jeong, Jingook Kim, Sunghyun Kim, and Cheolsoo Kim1Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2EMCIS Co., Ltd., Korea







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Session Title [C2] Radio Communication Systems and New Radio Service



Session Chair Yong-Seok Choi (Electronics and Telecommunications Research

Institute)

[C2-1] 08:30~08:50

Wideband Measurements in the 60 GHz Band for Short Range Communication

S. Salous1 and Y. Gao1,2

1Durham University, UK, 2Northwestern Polytechnical University, China

[C2-2] 08:50~09:10

SAR Image Despeckling by Employment of Multiwavelet based Hidden Markov Model

Wen Long Song and Dong Seog HanKyungppook National University, Korea

[C2-3] 09:10~09:30

Analysis of LO-RF Amplitude Modulation Effect in FMCW Radar

Jong-Seop Koo, Byungjoon Kim, and Sangwook NamSeoul National University, Korea

[C2-4] 09:30~09:50

Design of Satellite Beacon Receiver using Array-based Digital Filter

Kyung-Soon Lee and Kyung Heon KooIncheon National University, Korea

[C2-5] 09:50~10:10

Position-freshness Based Intermediate Node Filtering for VANET

Guhyoung Kwon, Sungwon Lee, Enbae Moon, and Dongkyun KimKyungpook National University, Korea

[C2-6] 10:10~10:30

The Performance Analysis for the Spatial Correlated MIMO Systems in V2V

Myung Chul Park and Dong Seog HanKyungpook National University, Korea








Session Title [S-GH1] ULF/VLF Waves



Session Organizer Dong-Hun Lee (Kyung Hee University)

Kazue Takahashi (Johns Hopkins University)

Session Chair Kazue Takahashi (Johns Hopkins University)

[S-GH1-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] (B,V) Paradigm of Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling

Akimasa YoshikawaKyushu University, Japan

[S-GH1-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Magnetospheric ULF Waves Excited by Interplanetary Shocks and Associated Oscillations

of Energetic Particle Fluxes: Van Allen Probes Observations

Kazue Takahashi1, Seth G. Claudepierre2, David M. Malaspina3, John R. Wygant4, and Craig A. Kletzing5

1The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, USA, 2The Aerospace Corporation, USA, 3University of Colorado Boulder, USA, 4University of Minnesota, USA, 5University of Iowa, USA

[S-GH1-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Spatial Structure of Compressional Pc3 Waves in the Topside Ionosphere

Balázs Heilig1 and Peter R. Sutcliffe2

1Geological and Geophysical Institute of Hungary, Hungary, 2PSouth African National Space Agency, South Africa)

[S-GH1-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Effects of Ionospheric Heavy Ions on EMIC Wave Propagation

Eun-Hwa Kim, Jay R. Johnson, and Scott KellerPrinceton University, USA

[S-GH1-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Simulation of Bounce Resonance ULF Wave-Particle Interactions

R. Rankin1, C. Wang1, D. Sydorenko1, Y. Wang2, Q.-G. Zong2, and X. Zhou2

1University of Alberta, Canada, 2Peking University, China

[S-GH1-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Numerical Study of Propagation Characteristics of Interplanetary Shocks

Jinhy Hong, Kyung-Im Kim, Ensang Lee, and Dong-Hun LeeKyung Hee University, Korea

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-GH1-1.pdf






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-H5] Coherent Radiation Sources



Session Organizer EunMi Choi (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)

Heather Song (University of Colorado-Colorado Springs)

Session Chair Minsup Hur (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)

[S-H5-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Ultrafast Electron Diffraction System and Timeresolved Pump/Prove Experiments

Kyu-Ha Jang, Seong Hee Park, Kitae Lee, and Young Uk JeongKorea Atomic Energy Institute, Korea

[S-H5-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Sub-Terahertz Slow-Wave Circuits for Coherent Radiation Sources

Chan-Wook Baik1, Ho Young Ahn1, Yongsung Kim1, Jooho Lee1, Seogwoo Hong1, Sang Hun Lee1, Jun Hee Choi1, Sunil Kim1, Jong Min Kim1, Sungwoo Hwang1, So-Yeon Jeon2, SeGi Yu2, George Collins3, M. E. Read3, and R. Lawrence Ives3

1Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Korea, 2Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea, 3Calabazas Creek Research, Inc., USA

[S-H5-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Experiment of a Gyrotron Backward Wave Oscillator on Square Waveguide

Kwang-Ho Jang and Jin-Joo ChoiKwangwoon University, Korea

[S-H5-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Design Study of a G-band Folded Waveguide Traveling-Wave Tube Driven by a

Backward-Wave Oscillator

Ingeun Lee, Ashwini Sawant, and EunMi ChoiUlsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-H5-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Selectively Enhanced Pumping of Coherent, Ultraintense THz Radiation from Laser-plasma

Interaction

Min Sup HurUlsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-H5-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Development of Magnetrons for Industrial and Medical Applications

Jung-Il Kim, Geun-Ju Kim, Jeong-Hun Lee, Sang-Hoon Kim, and In-Soo KimKorea Electrotechnology Research Institute, Korea








Session Title [A2] Time and Frequency (Joint with ATF)


Room Room I (Crane)

Session Chairs Amitava Sen Gupta (The NorthCap University)

Myoung-Sun Heo (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science)

[A2-1] 08:30~08:50

Improvement of an Yb Optical lattice Clock at KRISS

Myoung-Sun Heo, Huidong Kim, Won-Kyu Lee, Dai-Hyuk Yu, and Chang-Yong ParkKorea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea

[A2-2] 08:50~09:10

Systematic Shifts in the Frequency of NPLI-CsF1

Aishik Acharya1, Poonam Arora1, Vattikonda Bharath1, Shuchi Yadav1, Ashish Agarwal1, and Amitava Sen Gupta2

1CSIR National Physical Laboratory, India, 2The Northcap University, India

[A2-3] 09:10~09:30

A Novel Technique for Precise Phase and Frequency Measurement

Aishik Acharya1, Poonam Arora1, Shuchi Yadav1, and Amitava Sen Gupta2

1CSIR National Physical Laboratory, India, 2The Northcap University, India

[A2-4] 09:30~09:50

Recent Improvement of Laser System for the KRISS-F1 Cs Fountain Clock

Sang Eon Park1,2, Sangmin Lee1,2, Myoung-Sun Heo1, Taeg Yong Kwon1, Hyun-Gue Hong1, Sang-Bum Lee1, and John G. Hartnett3

1Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea, 2University of Science and Technology, Korea, 3University of Adelaide, Australia

[A2-5] 09:50~10:10

Development of Standard Time and Frequency Service using Low Frequency in Korea

Young-Kyu Lee, Dai-Hyuk Yu, Seong-Hoon Yang, Jong-Koo Lee, and Sang-Wook HwangKorea Research Institute of Standard and Science, Korea






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-D6] Low-energy Wireless Sensor Electronics


Room Room J (Swan)

Session Organizer Hyunchol Shin (Kwangwoon University)

Chun Huat Heng (National University of Singapore)

Session Chairs Hyunchol Shin (Kwangwoon University)

Chun Huat Heng (National University of Singapore)

[S-D6-1] 08:30~08:50

Design Considerations for Bluetooth Low Energy CMOS RF Transceivers for IoT

Shinill Chang and Hyunchol ShinKwangwoon University, Korea

[S-D6-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Reconfigurable, Energy Efficient Transmitter with Band-Shaping and Multi-Channel Support

for Biomedical Applications

Chun-Huat Heng and Kok-Hin TengNational University of Singapore, Singapore

[S-D6-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Buck-Boost DC-DC Converter Integrated RF Energy Harvesting for Wireless Sensors

Choon Sik Cho and Seyoung BaikKorea Aerospace University, Korea

[S-D6-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Reference-Less Ultra-Low-Power Wake-Up Receiver with Noise Suppression

Kuang-Wei Cheng, Jhih-Syuan Lin, and Shih-En ChenNational Cheng Kung University, Taiwan

[S-D6-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Low-Energy Integrated Circuits and Microsystems for Implantable Wireless Neural Recording

Minkyu Je1 and Seong-Jin Kim2

1Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-D6-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Two 180nm CMOS Wireless Transceivers for IoT Applications

Zheng Song and Baoyong ChiTsinghua University Beijing, China








Session Title [S-F4a] Advanced Sensor and Radar Technology (1)



Session Organizer Min-Ho Ka (Yonsei University)

Xiongjun Fu (Beijing Institute of Technology)

Session Chair Min-Ho Ka (Yonsei University)

[S-F4a-1] 08:30~08:50

Multisensor SAR Image Matching Based on Object Shape

Jie Rui1,2, Chao Wang1, Hong Zhang1, Zhanmu Zhang2, Zhi Liu2, and Fei Jin2

1Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, 2Zhengzhou Institute of Surveying and Mapping, China

[S-F4a-2] 08:50~09:10

Ka-band Radiometric Imaging using Antennas with Pattern Synthesis

K. A. Lukin, V. V. Kudriashov, P. L. Vyplavin, Sergii Lukin, and V. P. PalamarchukNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine

[S-F4a-3] 09:10~09:30

Assessment of Absolute Partial Discharge Intensity from a Free-space Radiometric Measurement

A. Jaber1, P. Lazaridis1, Y. Zhang1, B. Saeed1, U. Khan1, D. Upton1, H. Ahmed1, P. Mather1, M. F. Q. Vieira2, R. Atkinson3, M. Judd4, and I. A. Glover1

1University of Huddersfield, UK, 2Universidade Federal de Campina Grande, Brazil, 3University of Strathclyde, UK, 4High Frequency Diagnostics & Engineering Ltd, UK

[S-F4a-4] 09:30~09:50

Investigation of Calibration Aspects of Fully and Compact Polarimetric SAR Systems

Abdullah Algafsh1,2, Michael Inggsy1, and Amit Kumar Mishraz1

1University of Cape Town, South Africa, 2King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia

[S-F4a-5] 09:50~10:10

The Effect of Perforating the Corner Reflector on Maximum Radar Cross Section

Abdullah Algafsh1,2, Michael Inggsy1, and Amit Kumar Mishraz1

1University of Cape Town, South Africa, 2King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia

[S-F4a-6] 10:10~10:30

Suppression of Multi-Path Coupling in Scaled-Down Expreiment using Cross-Borehole Pulse Radar

Jae-Hyoung Cho1,2, Ji-Hyun Jung3, Jong-Gwan Yook2, and Se-Yun Kim1

1Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2Yonsei University, Korea, 3Hanwha Thales, Korea







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Session Title [S-B7] Computational Technique and EM Simulation



Session Organizer Yong Heui Cho (Mokwon University)

Do-Hoon Kwon (University of Mass)

Session Chair Yong Heui Cho (Mokwon University)

[S-B7-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] FDTD Modelling on Intraband Gyrotropic Conductivity of Graphene

Liang Yang, Khalid Z. Rajab, and Yang HaoQueen Mary University of London London, UK

[S-B7-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Parallel Computation Method for Large Metal-Only Reflectarray (MOR) Antennas

Yong Heui ChoMokwon University, Korea

[S-B7-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Rigorous Formulation of Electromagnetic Plane-Wave Scattering by Defected Periodic

Circular Cylinder Array in Conical Mounting

Koki WatanabeFukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

[S-B7-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] FDTD Modeling with High Degrees-of-Freedom for Dispersive Media

Kyung-Young Jung and Sang-Gyu HaHanyang University, Korea

[S-B7-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Far Field Radiation Pattern Analysis of an Antenna Installed in an Automobile

Zicai Zheng and Hiroshi ShiraiChuo University, Japan

[S-B7-6] 15:10~15:30

Scattering by a Metallic Wedge Cylindrically Capped with Penetrable Materials

Danilo Erricolo, Marco D. Poort, and Piergiorgio L. E. UslenghiUniversity of Illinois, USA








Session Title [B1] Fields and Waves 5G and MIMO Technology



Session Chairs Kin-Lu Wong (National Sun Yat-sen University)

Chang-Joo Kim (Electronics and Telecommunications Research

Institute)

[B1-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Spectrum Policy for Hyper-connected Society in Korea

Chang-Joo KimElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[B1-2] 13:50~14:10

Isolation Improvement of 5 GHz WLAN Antenna Array using Metamaterial Absorber

Mayank Agarwal and Manoj Kumar MeshramIndian Institute of Technology, India

[B1-3] 14:10~14:30

Compact Eight MIMO Antennas for 5G Smartphones and Their MIMO Capacity Verification

Kin-Lu Wong1, Chih-Yu Tsai1, Jun-Yu Lu1, De-Ming Chian1, and Wei-Yu Li2

1National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan, 2Industrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan

[B1-4] 14:30~14:50

Integrated MIMO Antennas for LTE and V2V Applications

Oh-Yun Kwon, Reem Song, Yu-Zhen Ma, and Byung-Sung KimSungkyunkwan University, Korea

[B1-5] 14:50~15:10

Wide Scan Angle Massive MIMO Antenna for 5G Communication

Seung-In No and Sangwook NamSeoul National University, Korea






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-J6a] Science and Technology for Solar and Heliophysics (1)



Session Organizer Kyungsuk Cho (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Yihua Yan (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

Session Chairs Kyungsuk Cho (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)


[S-J6a-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Solar Radio Observations with the Expanded Owens Valley Solar Array

Dale E. GaryNew Jersey Institute of Technology, USA

[S-J6a-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Calibration and Data Processing for MUSER

Wei Wang, Yihua Yan, Fei Liu, Lihong Geng, Zhijun Chen, Linjie Chen, and Donghao LiuChinese Academy of Sciences, China

[S-J6a-3] 14:10~14:30

Reinstallation of the Korean Solar Radio Burst Locator

Su-Chan Bong, Bi-Ho Jang, Yongjun Kwon, Do-Heung Je, and Gwanson Choe1Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 2Kyung Hee University, Korea

[S-J6a-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Solar Observations in Cycle 4 of Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array

Masumi ShimojoNational Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan

[S-J6a-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Solar Activity Studies using Microwave Imaging Observations

N. GopalswamyNASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA

[S-J6a-6] 15:10~15:30

A 20 Year Decline in Solar Magnetic Fields and Solar Wind Micro-Turbulence Levels: Are we Heading

Towards a Maunder-Like Minimum?

P. Janardhan1, Susanta Kumar Bisoi2, and S. Ananthakrishnan3

1Physical Research Laboratory, India, 2Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, 3Pune University, India








Session Title [S-K4] EMFs for New Technologies



Session Organizer Teruo Onishi (NTT Docomo)

Jung-Ick Moon (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)

Session Chairs Teruo Onishi (NTT Docomo)

Jung-Ick Moon (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)

[S-K4-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] EMF Analysis of Wireless Power Transfer System with Dual-Transmitting Coils

Jung-Ick Moon, S. M. Kim, S. W. Kim, H. D. Choi, and I. K. ChoElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[S-K4-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Electromagnetic Compatibility in Wireless Power Transfer System

Jaehyoung Park, Jedok Kim, and Seungyoung AhnKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-K4-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Electric Field Measurement Close to Antennas at an Upper Frequency in the SHF Band

Kei Satoh and Teruo OnishiNTT Docomo, Inc., Japan

[S-K4-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] In-vitro Assessment of Electromagnetic Interference Caused by Wireless Power Transfer

Device on Active Implantable Medical Devices

Takashi Hikage and Toshio NojimaHokkaido University, Japan

[S-K4-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] A Compliance Procedure for Wireless Power Transfer Systems in MHz Band

Kanako Wake, Jerdvisanop Chakarothai, and Soichi WatanabeNational Institute of Information and Communication Technology, Japan

[S-K4-6] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Wideband Textile Antenna with Low Back Radiation for Wearable Applications

Ezzaty Faridah Nor Mohd Hussin1, Ping Jack Soh1, Mohd Faizal Jamlos1,2, Herwansyah Lago1, and Azremi Abdullah Al-Hadi1

1Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia, 2Universiti Malaysia Pahang, Malaysia







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-E4] EMC Problems in Mobile Devices



Session Organizer Dong Gun Kam (Ajou University)

Hyun Ho Park (University of Suwon)

Session Chairs Dong Gun Kam (Ajou University)

Hyun Ho Park (University of Suwon)

[S-E4-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Interference Issues of Smartphones and Challenges to Model Noise from Chipsets

Hwanwoo Shim and Jaekyu LeeSamsung Electronics, Korea

[S-E4-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Noise Immunity Property of Relaxation Oscillator

Jihoon Kim and So Young KimSungkyunkwan University, Korea

[S-E4-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Quantitative Analysis of the Effects of Differentialto-Common Mode Conversion on RFI

Woocheon Park and Dong Gun KamAjou University, Korea

[S-E4-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Effects of PCB Design on the Shielding Effectiveness of a Shield Can

Daho Lee and Dong Gun KamAjou University, Korea

[S-E4-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Study for Possibility of Information Leakage from Digital Video Display Interface

Ho Seong Lee1, Kyuhong Sim2, and Jong-Gwan Yook1

1Yonsei University, Korea, 2LIG NEX1, Korea







Session Title [C3] Channel Model, Antenna and Propagation (1)



Session Chair Yoshiyuki Fujino (Toyo University)

[C3-1] 13:30~13:50

A Comparison Beetween 4-bit Fixed and Reconfigurable Microwave Discriminators for Frequency

Identification

M. Espinosa-Espinosa1, I. Llamas-Garro2, B. G. M. de Oliveira3, M. T. de Melo4, and Jung-Mu Kim5

1Asociación Nacional de Normalización y Certificación del Sector Eléctrico, Mexico, 2Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya, Spain, 3Instituto Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, 4Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, 5Chonbuk National University, Korea

[C3-2] 13:50~14:10

RF MEMS based Inter-band Reconfigurable Antenna

Vishal Kumar1 and S. K. Koul2

1Research Centre Imarat (RCI), India, 2Indian Institute of Technology, India

[C3-3] 14:10~14:30

Comprison of Harmonics Degradation Method of a Random Rectenna Array

Yoshiyuki Fujino and Eri SaitoToyo University, Japan

[C3-4] 14:30~14:50

Measurement and Analysis of Long Distance Radio Propagation Over the North Sea at 5.2 GHz

Wei Wang, Thomas Jost, and Ronald RaulefsGerman Aerospace Center, Germany

[C3-5] 14:50~15:10

Possibility of Confidential Information Recovery from EM Field Emitted by USB-Keyboard

Rostislav I. Sokolov and Renat R. AbdullinUral Federal University, Russia






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-GH2] Space Weather Impact and Mitigation Efforts



Session Organizer Jun-Chul Mun (National Radio Research Agency)

Mamoru Ishii (National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology)

Session Chair Mamoru Ishii (National Institute of Information and Communications

Technology)

[S-GH2-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Measurement of Ionosphere Over the Western Pacific Ocean

Mamoru Ishii, Hidekatsu Jin, Tatsuhiro Yokoyama, Takuya Tsugawa, Michi Nishioka, and Takashi MaruyamaNational Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

[S-GH2-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Establisment of Oblique Ionospheric Sounding Measurement System for Long Distance

Jae Woo Park1, Ho-Cheol Jeon1, and Jun-Chul Mun2

1Radar & Space Co. Ltd., Korea, 2Korea Space Weather Center, Korea

[S-GH2-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Development of a HF Forecast System based on Realtime Regional Ionospheric Conditions

Kyungmin Song1, Dongho Cha1, and Jun-Chul Mun2

1WIBTEL Co., Ltd, Korea, 2Korea Space Weather Center, Korea

[S-GH2-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Application of Multi-constellation GNSS Network in Ionospheric Monitoring Over China

Lianhuan Hu and Baiqi NingChinese Academy of Sciences, China

[S-GH2-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Adjusted Matrix of Monitoring & Prediction of Selected Space Weather Elements for Space

Situation Awareness

Iwona Stanislawska, Beata Dziak-Jankowska, Lukasz Tomasik, and Mariusz PozogaPolish Academy of Sciences, Poland

[S-GH2-6] 15:10~15:30

Space Weather Studies of Ionolab Group

Feza Arikan1, Orhan Arikan2, Tamara L. Gulyaeva4, Umut Sezen1, Cenk Toker1, Harun Artuner1, Gurhan Bulu1, Secil Karatay3, Zbysek Mosna5, Hakan Tuna2, Uygar Demir1, and Esra Erdem1

1Hacettepe University, Turkey, 2Bilkent University, Turkey, 3Kastamonu University, Turkey, 4IZMIRAN, Russia, 5Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Czech








Session Title [S-HG1a] Effects of Wave-Particle Interactions in Earths

Magnetosphere and Upper Atmosphere (1)



Session Organizer Wen Li (University of California)

Ondrej Santolik (The Czech Academy of Sciences)

Session Chairs Wen Li (University of California)


[S-HG1a-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] The Role of Magnetosonic Waves in Earth’s Magnetosphere

Lunjin Chen1, Armando Maldonado1, Jacob Bortnik2, and Richard M. Thorne2

1University of Texas, USA, 2University of California, USA

[S-HG1a-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Van Allen Probes Observations of EMIC Waves and Associated Particles

Dae-Young LeeChungbuk National University, Korea

[S-HG1a-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Simulation of Radiation Belt Electron Dynamics in Earth's Inner Magnetosphere

Qianli Ma, Wen Li, Richard M. Thorne, and Jacob BortnikUniversity of California, USA

[S-HG1a-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] EMIC Waves in the Earth's Inner Magnetosphere

Maria E. Usanova1, Ian R. Mann2, and Fabien Darrouzet3

1University of Colorado Boulder, USA, 2University of Alberta, Canada, 3Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium

[S-HG1a-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] ULF Variations in Atmospheric Precipitation of Energetic Electrons

Scot R. Elkington1, Thiago Brito2, Alexa Halford3, James McCollough4, and Michael J. Wiltberger5

1University of Colorado, USA, 2Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA, 3Dartmouth College, USA, 4Air Force Research Laboratory, USA, 5High Altitude Observatory/NCAR, USA

[S-HG1a-6] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Whistler Wave Energy Flow in the Plasmasphere

C. A. Kletzing1, I. W. Christopher1, Ondrej Santolik2, W. S. Kurth1, G. Hospodarsky1, and S. R. Bounds1

1The University of Iowa, USA, 2Charles University, Czech

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-HG1a-1.pdf






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Session Title [A3] Material measurement & Network Analysis


Room Room I (Crane)

Session Chairs Kouji Shibata (Hachinohe Institute of Technology)

Tah-HsiungChu (National Taiwan University)

[A3-1] 13:30~13:50

A Study on Measurement System for Electrical Characteristics of Anisotropic Composite Material

Seong Sik Yoon1, Jae W. Lee1, Taek K. Lee1, and Dong Woo Yi2

1Korea Aerospace University, Korea, 2Agency for Defense Development, Korea

[A3-2] 13:50~14:10

Measuremet of Properties of Ferrites at Partially Magnetized State using Cylindrical Resonator

Tae-Wan Kim and Seong-Ook ParkKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[A3-3] 14:10~14:30

A Study on Measurement of Complex Permittivity in Liquids based on a Combination of the Open-ended

Cut-off Waveguide Reflection Method and Comparison of Expressions with Reference Material

Kouji Shibata and Masaki KobayashiHachinohe Institute of Technology, Japan

[A3-4] 14:30~14:50

Analysis of the Adavanced Cavity Perturbation Method for Microwave Properties

Chul-Ki Kim and Seong-Ook ParkKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[A3-5] 14:50~15:10

A Digital Sampling Measurement System of AC Current

Chen Shaohua and Huang XiaodingBeijing Orient Institute of Measurement and Test, China

[A3-6] 15:10~15:30

Reconstruction of Multiport Scattering Matrix from One-port Measurements

Yean-Chung Lin and Tah-Hsiung ChuNational Taiwan University, Taiwan








Session Title [S-D7] Photonic/Electromagnetic Metamaterials and Metadevices


Room Room J (Swan)

Session Organizer Bumki Min (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Junsuk Rho (Pohang University of Science and Technology)

Session Chairs Bumki Min (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

Junsuk Rho (Pohang University of Science and Technology)

[S-D7-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Gradient Nonlinear Metasurfaces with Giant Nonlinear Optical Response

Jongwon Lee1, Nishant Nookala2, Mykhailo Tymchenko2, J. Sebastian Gomez-Diaz2, Andrea Alu2, and Mikhail A. Belkin2

1Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2University of Texas, USA

[S-D7-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Spatial and Frequency Domain Engineering of Multiple Resonances for Absorption and

Scattering Control

Jong Uk Kim, Myung Joon Kim, and Jonghwa ShinKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[S-D7-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Direct Measurement of Far-Field Scattering Characteristics of a Single Metal Nano-Rod

Jinhyung Kim1, Donghyeong Kim1, Min-Kyo Seo1, Kwang-Yong Jeong2, and Hong-Gyu Park2

1Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2Korea University, Korea

[S-D7-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Infrared Metamaterials for High-Sensitive Surface-Enhanced Molecular Detection

Atsushi IshikawaOkayama University, Japan

[S-D7-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] A Numerical Study for Sensitivity Enhancements of a Plasmon Coupled Whispering Gallery

Modes Sensor

Tae Young Kang and Kyujung KimPuan National University, Korea






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-F4b] Advanced Sensor and Radar Technology (2)



Session Organizer Min-Ho Ka (Yonsei University)

Xiongjun Fu (Beijing Institute of Technology)

Session Chair Min-Ho Ka (Yonsei University)

[S-F4b-1] 13:30~13:50

Single-Chip Software Defined Radio Used As Pulse-Doppler Radar

Se-Yeon Jeon, Sumin Kim, Jungwhan Han, Konstantin Nikitin, and Min-Ho KaYonsei University, Korea

[S-F4b-2] 13:50~14:10

Multi-Band Multi-Mode SDR Radar Platform for Traffic and Security Applications

Young-Kil Kwag and In-Sang WooKorea Aerospace University, Korea

[S-F4b-3] 14:10~14:30

EGaIn-Injected Multiresonator using SubstrateIntegrated-Waveguide

Muhammad Usman Memon and Sungjoon LimChung-Ang University, Korea

[S-F4b-4] 14:30~14:50

A Dual PLL FMCW Radar with a Digital Time Control Technique for High-Resolution Wall-Penetration

Applications

Byungjoon Kim, Jong-seop Koo, Duksoo Kim, and Sangwook NamSeoul National University, Korea

[S-F4b-5] 14:50~15:10

Simulation of UWB Returns From a Computer-Animated Walking Human

Youngwook Kim1, Jaideep Chowdhury1, and Gangil Byun2

1California State University, USA, 2Hongik University, Korea







Session Title Poster Session


Room Lobby (3F), Convetion Center, Grand Hilton Hotel

Session Chair Jae-Wook Lee (Korea Aerospace University)

[P-1] 16:00~18:00

Research on Calibration Technology of the Wide Spectrum Grating Monochromator Wavelength

Accuracy

HongYuan Liu1, ChengPing Ying1, KunFeng Chen1, HongChao Wang1, Bin Jiang1, Bin Wu2, HengFei Wang2, and Mingming Huo2

1The 41st Institute of China Electronic Technology Group Corporation, China, 2Science and Technology on Electronic Test & Measurement Laboratory, China

[P-2] 16:00~18:00

Calibration of Terahertz Spectrum by using Carbon Monoxide

Bin Wu1, Hengfei Wang1, Kunfeng Chen2, Rui Zhang2, Yanzhao Yang2, and Chengping Ying2

1Science and Technology on Electronic Test & Measurement Laboratory, China, 2The 41st Institute of China Electronic Technology Group Corporation, China

[P-3] 16:00~18:00

NbN Thin Films Fabricated at High Temperature Prepared by Reactive DC Magnetron Sputtering

for Hot-electron Bolometer Applications.

H. W. Chang, K. N. Lin, C. L. Wang, and M. J. WangInstitute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

[P-4] 16:00~18:00

Comparison of RF Power Sensor Calibration using a Vector Network Analyzer and a Direct Transfer

System

Windi Kurnia Perangin Angin1,3, Jae-Yong Kwon2,3, Tae-Weon Kang2,3, and No-Weon Kang2

1Pusat Penelitian Metrologi LIPI, Indonesia, 2Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea, 3University of Science and Technology, Korea

[P-5] 16:00~18:00

An Inverse Scattering Approach to Design a Compact Microstrip RF Filter using Defected Ground

Structure

Monika Singh and M Jaleel AkhtarIndian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India

[P-6] 16:00~18:00

Elevated and Tapered Microstrip Coupled ENZ SIW Sensor for Microwave Testing of Radome and

Building Materials in 3G and ISM Bands

Abhishek Kumar Jha and M. Jaleel AkhtarIndian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/P-1.pdf






URSI AP-RASC 2016


[P-7] 16:00~18:00

Design and Measurement of the KRISS Reverberation Chamber 1

Aditia Nur Bakti1,3, Jae-Yong Kwon2,3, Jun-Ho Choi4, and No-Weon Kang2

1Puslit Sistem Mutu dan Teknologi Pengujian LIPI, Indonesia, 2Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea, 3University of Science and Technology, Korea, 4Agency for Defense Development, Korea

[P-8] 16:00~18:00

Design of Broadband Low-pass Reflective Phasers

Qingfeng Zhang1, Tongfeng Guo1, Yifan Chen1, and Christophe Caloz2

1South University of Science and Technology of China, China, 2École Polytechnique de Montréal, Canada

[P-9] 16:00~18:00

Multi-layer Substrate Loaded 10:1 (900MHz-9GHz) Ultrawideband Tightly Coupled Antenna Array

Hao Huang, Ke Xiao, Shengshui Wang, and Shunlian ChaiNational University of Defense Technology, China

[P-10] 16:00~18:00

CPW-Fed Tri-Band Slot Dipole Antenna with C-Shaped Strips

You-Jhu Chen, Te-Wei Liu, and Wen-Hua TuNational Central University, Taiwan

[P-11] 16:00~18:00

Study on the Gain-flatness Characteristics of Backward-pumped Distributed Fiber Raman Amplifier

based on the Genetic Algorithm

Liu Zhiming1, Gao Yesheng1, Chen Kunfeng1, and Li Jian2

1The 41st Institute of China Electronic Technology Group Corporation, China, 2Beijing Railways Bureau, China

[P-12] 16:00~18:00

Broadband THz Quasi-Optical Antenna System

Chao-Hai Du and Pu-Kun LiuPeking University, China

[P-13] 16:00~18:00

Compact Minkowski Half-hexagon Notched Dielectric Resonator Antenna for Wideband Applications

Duggirala Venkata Kiran, Dileep. Sankaranarayanan, and Biswajeet MukherjeeIndian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing Jabalpur, India

[P-14] 16:00~18:00

THz Super-Focusing and Enhancement of Transmission Based on Slit-Grooves

XiaoFei Zang and YiMing ZhuUniversity of Shanghai for Science and Technology, China

[P-15] 16:00~18:00

Research on the Beam Spot Size Measurement of Terahertz Laser

Rui Zhang1, Bin Wu2, Yanzhao Yang1, Chengping Ying1, Hengfei Wang2, and Kunfeng Chen1

1The 41st Institute of China Electronic Technology Group Corporation, China, 2Science and Technology on Electronic Test & Measurement Laboratory, China











[P-16] 16:00~18:00

Turnstile Junction Ortho-mode Transducer for W-Band Radar Seeker

Junyong Han1, Seongsik Yoon1, Taek K. Lee1, Jae W. Lee1, Sungchan Song2, and Kyunghyun Oh2

1Korea Aerospace University, Korea, 2Hanwha Thales, Korea

[P-17] 16:00~18:00

Koch Snowflake Dielectric Resonator Antenna Loaded with a Circular Metallic Patch for Wideband

Applications

Dileep Sankaranarayanan, Duggirala Venkata Kiran, and Biswajeet MukherjeePDPM Indian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing Jabalpur, India

[P-18] 16:00~18:00

Integrated Optimization Design of Space Deployable Array Antenna Performances Based on

Electromechanical Coupling

Congsi Wang1,2, Jing Mao1, Jingsheng Cheng1, Wei Wang1, Yan Wang1, Lan Xiao1, Jianfeng Zhong3, and Bin Li3

1Xidian University, China, 2University of California, USA, 3Nanjing Research Institute of Electronics Technology, China

[P-19] 16:00~18:00

Edge Grounding Perforated Triangular Dielectric Resonator Antenna

Nunsawath Ravi Nayak, Dhuna Ram Saini, Ravi Kumar Singh, Dileep Sankaranarayanan, Duggirala Venkata Kiran, and Biswajeet MukherjeePDPM Indian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing Jabalpur, India

[P-20] 16:00~18:00

A K-band to Ka-band CPW-like Low Loss Transmission Line in 0.18-um CMOS

Cheng-Hung Hsieh and Zuo-Min TsaiNational Chung Cheng University, Taiwan

[P-21] 16:00~18:00

Design of CRLH Transmission Lines with Stepped Impedance Resonators

Yujiro Kushiyama, Takuji Arima, and Toru UnoTokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan

[P-22] 16:00~18:00

Tapered Dielectric Nanorod Antenna at Optical Wavelengths

Junji Yamauchi, Satoru Honda, and Hisamatsu NakanoHosei University, Japan

[P-23] 16:00~18:00

Switched-Beam Wideband Circularly Polarized 2×2 Antenna Array

Huy Hung Tran and Ikmo ParkAjou University, Korea

[P-24] 16:00~18:00

Multiband RF Harvesting Antenna Based on Meta-structured Transmission Line

Kwi Seob Um and Jeong-Hae LeeHongik University, Korea










URSI AP-RASC 2016


[P-25] 16:00~18:00

Design of PIFA on the Capacitive Grating AMC Structure for SAR Reduction in the Penta-band

Jae-Gon Lee and Jeong-Hae LeeHongik University, Korea

[P-26] 16:00~18:00

Circularly Polarized Substrate-Integrated-Waveguide Antenna Array for Millimeter-Wave Handset

Device

Seong-Jin Park and Seong-Ook ParkKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[P-27] 16:00~18:00

Electromagnetic Analysis of the Von Karman Radome Enclosed Waveguide Slot Array Antenna

Based on Ray Tracing and Huygens’s Principle

Jihyung Kim1, Sung Chan Song1, and Yong Bae Park2

1Hanwha Thales, Korea, 2Ajou University

[P-28] 16:00~18:00

A Low-profile, Single-Arm Hexagonal Spiral Arrays with a 3:1 Bandwidth on Ground Plane

Yongduk Oh, Hakjune Lee, and Sangwook NamSeoul National University, Korea

[P-29] 16:00~18:00

Gain Enhancement of Microstrip Grid Array Antenna for 5G Applications

W. A. W. Muhamad1, R. Ngah1, M. F. Jamlos2,3, P. J. Soh2, and H. Lago2

1Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia, 2Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia, 3Universiti Malaysia Pahang, Malaysia

[P-30] 16:00~18:00

Shape Identification of Perfectly Conducting, Arc-Like Crack in Transverse Electric Mode

Won-Kwang ParkKookmin University, Korea

[P-31] 16:00~18:00

An Algorithm of Subarray Optimization for Low Side-lobe Multi-beam and Monopulse Beams

Heeduck Chae, Je-Woo Yu, and Jongkuk ParkLIG NEX1, Korea

[P-32] 16:00~18:00

Millimeter-wave Planar Microstrip-to-waveguide Transition with Waveguide Connected on Microstrip

Signal-line

Kunio Sakakibara, Yuki Ishikawa, Yuta Mizuno, and Nobuyoshi KikumaNagoya Institute of Technology, Japan










[P-33] 16:00~18:00

Angle Modulated SRR Array as Metasurface for Circular Polarization

Jagannath Malik, Amalendu Patnaik, and M. V. KartikeyanIndian Institute of Technology Roorkee, India

[P-34] 16:00~18:00

Time-domain Performance of Band-notch Techniques in UWB Antenna

Jagannath Malik, Amalendu Patnaik, and M. V. KartikeyanIndian Institute of Technology Roorkee, India

[P-35] 16:00~18:00

Design of Microstrip Patch Antennas with Parasitic Elements for Minimized Polarization Mismatch

Sungjun Yoo, Gangil Byun, and Hosung ChooHongik University, Korea

[P-36] 16:00~18:00

Design of a Periodic Structure to Improve Isolation using Ferrite Mateiral for Small CRPA Arrays

Jun Hur, Gangil Byun, and Hosung ChooHongik University, Korea

[P-37] 16:00~18:00

SAR Reduction of Smart Watch Antenna using Meander Loop Structure

Yohan Lim, Hyengcheul Choi, Byungwoon Jung, and Chisang YouLG Electronics, Korea

[P-38] 16:00~18:00

A CMOS Active Delay Line using Injection-locking Technique

Kang-Chun Peng1, Chan-Hung Lee1, and Tai-Hsuan Tsai2

1National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, Taiwan, 2Pegatron Corporation, Taiwan

[P-39] 16:00~18:00

Channel Measurements and Modeling for 5G Communication Systems at 3.5 GHz Band

Ruisi He1, Mi Yang1, Lei Xiong1, Honghui Dong1, Ke Guan1, Danping He1, Bei Zhang1, Dan Fei1, Bo Ai1, Zhangdui Zhong1, Zhuyan Zhao2, Deshan Miao2, and Hao Guan2

1Beijing Jiaotong University, China, 2Nokia, China

[P-40] 16:00~18:00

A Spectrum Detection Method for Cognitive Radio Networks with Dynamic Noise Properties

Sana Salous1, Mengwei Sun2, and Chenglin Zhao2

1Durham University, UK, 2Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China

[P-41] 16:00~18:00

Random Signal Analysis in the Linear Canonical Transform Domain

Liyun Xu, Feng Zhang, Mingfeng Lu, and Xin WuBeijing Institute of Technology, China










URSI AP-RASC 2016


[P-42] 16:00~18:00

Compressive Sensing Based Clipping Noise Cancellation for OFDM Systems

Kee-Hoon Kim1, Hosung Park2, Jong-Seon No3, Habong Chung4, and Dae-Woon Lim5

1Samsung Electronics, Korea, 2Chonnam National University, Korea, 3Seoul National University, Korea, 4Hongik University, Korea, 5Dongguk University, Korea

[P-43] 16:00~18:00

The Test and Strategy Analysis on D+F Network of TD-LTE

Feng LinlinChina Mobile Group Design Institute Co., Ltd. Heilongjiang Branch, China

[P-44] 16:00~18:00

Gain Enhancement Technique for Bowtie Slot Antenna

Jun Gi Jeong1, Young Joong Yoon1, and Hyungrak Kim2

1Yonsei University, Korea, 2Daelim University College, Korea

[P-45] 16:00~18:00

Channel Estimation and Communication Performance Evaluation at 700 MHz using USRP

Chan Ju Park1, Woojoong Kim1, Young Joong Yoon1, and Hyungrak Kim2

1Yonsei University, Korea, 2Daelim University College, Korea

[P-46] 16:00~18:00

Angle Estimation for Non-Uniform Linear Array with Virtual Antenna via Single Transmit Source

Seokhyun Kang1, Seongwook Lee1, Heonkyo Sim1, Jae-eun Lee1,2, and Seong-Cheol Kim1

1Seoul National University, Korea, 2Mando Corporation, Korea

[P-47] 16:00~18:00

Precoding Design for Two-Way MIMO Relaying with Antenna Selection

Chia-Chang Hu, Bo-Hung Chen, Guan-Fu Liu, Yi-Chi Kao, and Yang-Jun WangNational Chung Cheng University, Taiwan

[P-48] 16:00~18:00

Tolerance Analysis of Antenna Array Pattern in the Presence of Array Weights and Element Position

Errors

Ying Zhang, Danni Zhao, and Huapeng ZhaoUniversity of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China

[P-49] 16:00~18:00

Oversampling Analysis of CORR Metric for Selected Mapping Scheme of OFDM Signals

Jun-Young Woo1, Kee-Hoon Kim1, Kang-Seok Lee2, Jong-Seon No2, and Dong-Joon Shin3

1Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Korea, 2Seoul National University, Korea, 3Hanyang University, Korea

[P-50] 16:00~18:00

Link Availability Analysis for Long-Distance Air-Ground Datalink Communication Systems

Young Jae Ryu1,2 and Jae Min Ahn1

1Chungnam National University, Korea, 2Agency for Defense Development, Korea











[P-51] 16:00~18:00

Steeply Sloped Microstrip Bandpass Filter with Stepped Impedance Short-Circuited Stub

Minjae Jung and Byung-Wook MinYonsei University, Korea

[P-52] 16:00~18:00

A Low-Complexity PTS Scheme using Adaptive Selection of Dominant Time-Domain Samples in

OFDM Systems

Kang-Seok Lee1, Young-Jeon Cho1, Jong-Seon No1, and Dae-Woon Lim2

1Seoul National University, Korea, 2Dongguk University, Korea

[P-53] 16:00~18:00

A Linear HBT Power Amplifier with an IMD3 Reduction Method for LTE-A Small-cell Base-station

Applications

Hui Dong Lee, Seunghyun Jang, and Bonghyuk ParkElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[P-54] 16:00~18:00

A Self-Powered WSN/IoT Sensor-Node using Self Wake-up and Wireless Power Harvesting Techniques

Won-jae Jung, Ji-hoon Lee, Hyung-il Chae, and Jun-seok ParkKookmin University, Korea

[P-55] 16:00~18:00

Smart Beamforming Based Wireless Backhaul for Cost-effective Small Cells

Youngseok Oh1, Sungmin Cho1, Jinhyo Park1, Hyukjun Oh2, and Heejung Yu3

1SK Telecom, Korea, 2Kwangwoon University, Korea, 3Yeungnam University, Korea

[P-56] 16:00~18:00

Thermal Empirical Effect on the Kapton-Based Passive Microstrip Circuit

Y. G. Rabobason, B. Ravelo, and N. BenjellounESIGELEC, France

[P-57] 16:00~18:00

A 2.4-GHz Noncontact Vital-Sign Sensor Based on Two Circulators and Frequency-Modulated/

Injection-Locked VCO

Sen Wang and Ren-Hua ChangNational Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan

[P-58] 16:00~18:00

Electric Field Measurement with Electro-optic Sensor of High Power W-band Gyrotron

Jong-Won Yang1, Minwoo Yi1, Woosang Lee1, Joonho So1, Won Jang1, Jungho Kim2, Jong-Hyo Won2, Seok Kim3, Dong-Joon Lee3, and Young Joong Yoon4

1Agency for Defense Development, Korea, 2LIG NEX1, Korea, 3Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea, 4Yonsei University









URSI AP-RASC 2016


[P-59] 16:00~18:00

Simulations of Energy-bands Bending Effect and Carriers Transportation in Semiconductor with

Propagating Surface Acoustic Waves

Boqun Dong, Shiqi Guo, and Mona ZaghloulThe George Washington University, USA

[P-60] 16:00~18:00

Penta-band Based Low Noise Amplifier Design for Vehicular Wireless Communications

Ramya Vijay, T. Rama Rao and Revathi VenkataramanSRM University, India

[P-61] 16:00~18:00

A Novel Method for the Design of Broadband Class E Power Amplifier with Contiguous Diplexer

Ninh Dang-Duy and Chulhun SeoSoongsil University, Korea

[P-62] 16:00~18:00

SOI LDMOS Power Amplifier for WLAN

Gwanghyeon Jeong, Seunghun Wang, and Songcheol HongKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[P-63] 16:00~18:00

Overlooked Phenomena in Reflex Oscillators

Amit K Varshney1, B N Biswas1, and Arindum Mukherjee2

1Supreme Knowledge Foundation Group of Institutions, India, 2Coimbatore Institute of Technology, India

[P-64] 16:00~18:00

Calibration on the Detection Efficiency of the Si-APD and InGaAs-APD Single-photon Detectors

by Correlated Photon Pairs

Xueshun Shi1, Kun Zhao1, Changming Liu1, Haidong Chen1, Kunfeng Chen1, and Haiyong Gan2

1The 41st Institute of China Electronic Technology Group Corporation, China, 2National Institute of Metrology, China

[P-65] 16:00~18:00

Fabrication of 0.15 μm Recessed AlGaN/GaN MIS-HEMTs on Si Substrate

Donghwan Kim1, Junseok Jeong1, Kwang-Seok Seo1, and Ho-Young Cha2

1Seoul National University, Korea, 2Hongik University, Korea

[P-66] 16:00~18:00

Optical Diffuse Reflectance of Black Silicon and Its Isotropicity

Ahmed Elsayed1, Yasser M. Sabry1, Diaa Khalil1, Frédéric Marty2, and Tarik Bourouina2

1Ain Shams University, Egypt, 2Université Paris-Est, France

[P-67] 16:00~18:00

A Broadband Darlington Power Amplifier using 0.5 μm GaN-on-SiC HEMT Process

Min-Li Chou, Hong-Kun Wang, Hsien-Chin Chiu, and Fan-Hsiu HuangChang Gung University, Taiwan











[P-68] 16:00~18:00

Wavelength Selective Dual-band Mid-infrared Metamaterial Absorber/emitter

Jitendra Kumar Pradhan1, S. Anantha Ramakrishna1, and Achanta Venu Gopal2

1Indian Institute of Technology, India, 2Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India

[P-69] 16:00~18:00

The Laser Scattering and Statistical Characteristics of Moving Ice Crystal Particles Which Have Rarefied

Random Distribution

Mingjun Wang1,3, Ke Xizheng3, Ying leLi2, and Wang Jiao3

1Xian Yang Normal College, China, 2Shaanxi Xueqian Normal University, China, 3Xi'an University of Technology, China

[P-70] 16:00~18:00

The Delay Spread Characteristics of 28GHz Band at LOS Environments

Jong Ho Kim, YoungKeun Yoon, and Young Jun ChongElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[P-71] 16:00~18:00

Propagation Characteristics for the Corner Link in Urban Hotspot Environment

YoungKeun Yoon, JongHo Kim, and YoungJun ChongElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[P-72] 16:00~18:00

Complexity in Seasonal Dynamics of Surface Radio Refractivity Across Different Climatic Zones of

Nigeria

Ogunjo S. T., Fuwape I. A., Oluyamo S. S., Akinpelu S. BFederal University of Technology, Nigeria

[P-73] 16:00~18:00

Improving the Wireless Communication System at a Large Antwerp Car Factory

Emmanuel Van Lil and Iris De CosterKatholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium

[P-74] 16:00~18:00

Estimation of Interfade Duration for Ku- and Ka-Band Satellite Communication System in Equatorial

Malaysia

Mawarni Mohamed Yunus1,2, Jafri Din2, Hong Yin Lam3, and Siat Ling Jong3

1Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Malaysia, 2Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia, 3Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia, Malaysia

[P-75] 16:00~18:00

Measurement and Analysis of Weather Phenomena with K-Band Rain Radar

Jun-Hyeong Park1, Ki-Bok Kong2, and Seong-Ook Park1

1Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, 2Kukdong Telecom, Korea









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[P-76] 16:00~18:00

Microwave Sub-surface Imaging using Scattered-field Calibration Technique

Greeshmaja Govind and M. J. AkhtarIndian Institute of Technology, India

[P-77] 16:00~18:00

Cloud Observation using the Ka Band Cloud Radar of CUIT

Xuehua Li1, Jianxin He1, Ling Yang1, Debin Su1, Zhendong Yao1, Zhao Shi1, V. Chandrasekar2, and Haonan Chen2

1Chengdu University of Information Technology, China, 2Colorado State University, USA

[P-78] 16:00~18:00

Radio Link Performance Investigation for UWB Wireless Communication in Indoor Environment

Susila M, RamaRao T, and Pushpalatha MSRM University, India

[P-79] 16:00~18:00

Analysis of Ionospheric Variations over East Asian Area with Empirical Orthogonal Function (EOF)

Jianchang Zheng and Biqiang ZhaoInstitute of Geology and Geophysics, China

[P-80] 16:00~18:00

Compact Way of the Ionosphere Layers Critical Frequency Detection

Kamil Yusupov and Adel AkchurinKazan Federal University, Russia

[P-81] 16:00~18:00

The Onset Time of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles and Its Relationship with Pre-reversal Enhancement

J.-M. Choi1,2, H. Kil3, Y.-S. Kwak2, and Y.-H. Kim1

1Chung-nam National University, Korea, 2Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 3The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, USA

[P-82] 16:00~18:00

Case Study: Observation of the EMIC Wave by External Source in the Outer Magnetosphere

Sung-Hwan Lee1, Dong-Hun Lee1, Jiwon Choi1, Khan-Hyuk Kim1, Ensang Lee1, Hyomin Kim2, Eun-Hwa Kim3, Jay R. Johnson3

1Kyung Hee University, Korea, 2New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA, 3Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, USA

[P-83] 16:00~18:00

Coherent EMIC Waves and Pitch Angle Scattering of Energetic Electrons in the Magnetosphere

Remya Bhanu1, K. H. Lee1, L. C. Lee1, and B. T. Tsurutani2

1Institute of Earth Sciences, Taiwan, 2California Institute of Technology, USA










[P-84] 16:00~18:00

Transfer of Real-time Dynamic Radiation Environment Assimilation Model (rtDREAM); Research

to Operation

Junga Hwang1, Dae-Kyu Shin1, Gi-Jeong Kim1, Steeve Morley2, Mike Henderson2, Reiner Friedel2, Geoff Reeves2, Taeyoung Kim3, Seok-Hyeon Byeon, Myungjin Choi3, KiChang Yoon4, and Sunhak Hong4

1Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 2Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA, 3InSpace.co.,ltd, Korea, 4Korean Space Weather Center, Korea

[P-85] 16:00~18:00

Determining the Statistical Significance of Relativistic Electron Precipitation Related to EMIC Waves

Dae-Kyu Shin1, Dae-Young Lee1, Sung-Jun Noh1, Junga Hwang2, and Jaejin Lee2

1Chungbuk National University, Korea, 2Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea

[P-86] 16:00~18:00

A Statistical Study of EMIC Waves Observed by THEMIS Probes in the Outer Magnetosphere under

Quiet Geomagnetic Conditions

Gi-Jeong Kim1, Khan-Hyuk Kim1, Dong-Hun Lee1, Ensang Lee1, Jong-Sun Park2, Junga Hwang3, and Ki-Chang Yoon4

1Kyung Hee University, Korea, 2National Central University, Korea, 3Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 4Korea Space Weather Center, Korea

[P-87] 16:00~18:00

Electron Plasma β Dependence of Development of Whistler Instability: PIC Simulations

Sang-Yun Lee, Ensang Lee, Khan-Hyuk Kim, Dong-Hun Lee, and Jongho SeonKyung Hee University, Korea

[P-88] 16:00~18:00

Current Status and Planning of the Plasma Wave Experiment (PWE) Onboard the ERG Satellite

Yoshiya Kasahara1, Yasumasa Kasaba2, Hirotsugu Kojima3, Satoshi Yagiitani1, Tomohiko Imachi1, Mistunori Ozaki1, Syoya Matsuda1, Keigo Ishisaka4, Fuminori Tsuchiya2, and Atsushi Kumamoto2

1Kanazawa University, Japan, 2Tohoku University, Japan, 3Kyoto Univeristy, Japan, 4Toyama Prefectural University

[P-89] 16:00~18:00

A Plan for Two-element Solar Radio Spectra-Interfermeter

Lihong Geng, Yihua Yan, Zhijun Chen, Wei Wang, Donghao Liu, Linjie Chen, Long Xu, and Fei LiuNational Astronomical Observatories, China

[P-90] 16:00~18:00

IPS Test Observation with DVAC

Liu Lijia, Liu Bin, Yu Lei, and Ma YueNational Astronomical Observatories, China

[P-91] 16:00~18:00

Renewal of Taeduk Radio Astronomy Observatory

Hyunwoo Kang, Changhoon Lee, Jae Hoon Jung, Young Sik Kim, Il-Gyo Jeong, Youngung Lee, Do-Heung Je, and Seungrae KimKorea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea









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[P-92] 16:00~18:00

Q-Band Waveguide Orthomode Transducer for Radio Astronomical Receiver Application

Chih-Ming Yang1, Yo-Shen Lin1, Chau-Ching Chiong2, and Chih-Cheng Chang2

1National Central University, Taiwan, 2Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Taiwan

[P-93] 16:00~18:00

Research and Development of Risk Analysis System for Aerospace Radiation

Taeyoung Kim1, SeokHyeon Byeon1, Yoonhee Oh1, Myungjin Choi1, and Kichang Yoon2

1InSpace.Co.,Ltd, Korea, 2Korean Space Weather Center

[P-94] 16:00~18:00

Noise Temperature and IF Bandwidth of a 1.4 THz Superconducting HEB Mixer

K. M. Zhou1, W. Miao1, S. C. Shi1, R. L.efevre2, and Y. Delorme2

1Purple Mountain Observatory, China, 2Observatoire de Paris, France

[P-95] 16:00~18:00

Effect of Al Cap Layer on Nb-Al-AlOx-Al-Nb Josephson Junction with High Critical Current Density

Ming-Jye Wang, Yen-Pin Chang, Tse-Jun Chen, and Wei-Chun LuAcademia Sinica, Taiwan

[P-96] 16:00~18:00

Analysis of Asymmetric Resonatance Response in Kinetic Inductance Detector with Mismatched

Transmission Line

Jin-Ping Yang, Zhen-hui Lin, and Sheng-Cai ShiPurple Mountain Observatory, China

[P-97] 16:00~18:00

Polarization Simulation for Mingantu Ultrawide SpEctral Radioheliograph

Cang Su, Wei Wang, and Yihua YanNational Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences

[P-98] 16:00~18:00

Relationship between the Intensity of Type II Radio Bursts and Coronal Shock Strength

Nai-Hwa Chen1, P. F. Chen2, Kyung-Suk Cho1, and Rok-Soon Kim1

1Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 2Nanjing University, China

[P-99] 16:00~18:00

Effects of Long-term Exposure to 0.3 THz in Human Eye Cells

Shin Koyama1, Eijiro Narita1, Yoko Shimizu1, Naoki Shinohara1, Junji Miyakoshi1, Takeo Shiina2, and Masao Taki2

1Kyoto University, Japan, 2Tokyo Metropolitan University

[P-100] 16:00~18:00

Evaluation of SARs in a Human-body Model Due to Smart-watch Wearable Device

Seon-eui Hong and Jong-Hwa KwonElectronics and Telecommunication Research Institute, Korea











[P-101] 16:00~18:00

Development of the Exposure Apparatus of Intermediate Frequency Magnetic Field for Mice and

Biological Effects on Blood Properties

Akira Ushiyama1, Naoki Kunugita1, Kenji Hattori2, Kazuyuki Ishii2, Yoko Iwanami2, Shin Ohtani2, Yukihisa Suzuki3, Keiji Wada3, Kazuki Matsubara3, Tatsuya Terai3, and Hajime Yoshino3

1National Institute of Public Health, Japan, 2Meiji Pharmaceutical University, Japan, 3Tokyo Metropolitan University

[P-102] 16:00~18:00

Evaluation of Exposure from Mobile Phone Base Stations and Comparison with the Exposure from

a Third Generation Mobile Phone

Yumi Niinuma1, Masao Taki1, Miwa Ikuyo1, Kaoru Esaki1, Masaki Hagiwara1, Tomoaki Nagaoka2, and Kanako Wake2

1Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan, 2National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan

[P-103] 16:00~18:00

A Matrix Form Representation of 3-D Impedance Method for Calculations of Induced Electric Fields

and Currents

Tomoaki Mori, Yukihisa Suzuki, and Masao TakiTokyo Metropolitan University, Japan

[P-104] 16:00~18:00

Eight Hours of Nocturnal 915 MHz Radiofrequency Identification (RFID) Exposure Reduces Urinary

Levels of Melatonin and Its Metabolite via Pineal Arylalkylamine N-acetyltransferase Activity in

Male Rats

Hye Sun Kim1, Yu Hee Lee1, Man-Jeong Paik2, Yun-Sil Lee3, Hyung Do Choi4, Jong Hwa Kwon4, Jeong-Ki Pack5, Nam Kim6, and Young Hwan Ahn1

1Ajou University School of Medicine, Korea, 2Sunchon National University, Korea, 3Ewha Women’s University, Korea, 4Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institution, Korea, 5Chungnam National University, Korea, 6Chungbuk National University, Korea

[P-105] 16:00~18:00

Evaluating Human Exposure to Electromagenetic Field Radiated by the Commercial Wireless Power

Charging Device

Jun-Seok Kang1, Byeong-Nam Kang1, Seungwoo Lee1, Nam Kim1, Ic-Pyo Hong2, and In-Kui Cho3

1Chungbuk National University, Korea, 2Kongju National University, Korea, 3Electronics and Telecommunications Research Insititute, Korea

[P-106] 16:00~18:00

Research of Shielding Structure for Reducing Leakage Magnetic Field from Low Power Wireless

Charging Coil

Jongchan Kim1, Seungwoo Lee1, Domin Choi1, Nam Kim1, Ic-Pyo Hong2, and In-Kui Cho3

1Chungbuk National University, Korea, 2Kongju National University, Korea, 3Electronics and Telecommunications Research Insititute, Korea

[P-107] 16:00~18:00

Generating Propulsion Force in Micro-robot using Wireless Power Transfer System

Dongwook Kim, Jaehyoung Park, Karam Hwang, and Seungyoung AhnKorea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea








URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-B8] Negative Group Delay (NGD) Devices and Its Applications

Date and Time August 25 (Thu.) / 08:30~10:30


Session Organizer Blaise Ravelo (ESIGELEC)

Yongchae Jeong (Chonbuk National University)

Session Chairs Blaise Ravelo (ESIGELEC)

Yongchae Jeong (Chonbuk National University)

[S-B8-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Resistive and Distributed Multiband NGD Active Circuit

B. RaveloIRSEEM, France

[S-B8-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] A Power Divider with Positive and Negative Group Delay Characteristics

Girdhari Chaudhary, Phirun Kim, Junhyung Jeong, and Yonchae JeongChonbuk National University, Korea

[S-B8-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Microwave Transversal and Recursive-filter based Negative Group Delay Circuits and Non-Foster

Elements

Chung-Tse Michael WuWayne State University, USA

[S-B8-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] A Compact MIMO Antenna with High Isolation for S, C and V Band Applications

Malay R. Tripathy1, Vipin Choudhary1, Aastha Gupta1, and Yongchae Jeong2

1Amity University, India, 2Chonbuk National University, Korea

[S-B8-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Millimeter-Wave Negative Group Delay Network

William J. Otter, Stephen M. Hanham, Norbert Klein, and Stepan LucyszynImperial College London, UK

[S-B8-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Precision E-field Uniformity Measurement of a Probe Loaded TEM Cell using an Optical Probe

Takehiro Moirioka1, Satoru Kurokawa1, Yoshikazu Toba2, and Jun Ichijyo2

1National Institute of Industrial Science and Technology, Japan, 2Seikoh Giken Co., Ltd., Japan








Session Title [B2] Fields and Waves Metamaterials



Session Chair Sungtek Kahng (Incheon National University)

[B2-1] 08:30~08:50

A High Gain Wideband Patch Antenna using Zero-Index Based Multilayer Metamaterial Structure

B. Majumder1, Krishnamoorthy K.1, J. Mukherjee1, and K. P. Ray2

1Indian Institute of Technology, India, 2Society for Applied Microwave Electronic Engineering and Research, India

[B2-2] 08:50~09:10

A Microwave Metamaterial Absorber with Wide Bandwidth

Somak Bhattacharyya1, Saptarshi Ghosh2, and Kumar Vaibhav Srivastva2

1Indian Institute of Information Technology, India, 2Indian Institute of Technology, India

[B2-3] 09:10~09:30

Broadband Characterization of Efficient Subwavelength-Profile Circularly Polarized Crossed Dipole

Antenna on a Finite EBG Surface

Son Xuat Ta and Ikmo ParkAjou University, Korea

[B2-4] 09:30~09:50

A Compact Wideband Concentric SRR-based Metamaterial Antenna with Dual-band Characteristics

Sameer Kumar Sharma1, Chan-Wang Park2, and Raghvendra Kumar Chaudhary1

1Indian School of Mines Dhanbad, India, 2University of Quebec, Canada

[B2-5] 09:50~10:10

Thin AMC-Backed Printed Loop Antenna for ISM Band with Improved Antenna Performance and

Lower SAR

Muhammad Kamran Khattak and Sungtek KahngIncheon National University, Korea






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-J6b] Science and Technology for Solar and Heliophysics (2)



Session Organizer Kyungsuk Cho (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)


Session Chairs Kyungsuk Cho (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)


[S-J6b-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Current Trends in Solar Radiophysics

Valery M. NakariakovUniversity of Warwick, UK

[S-J6b-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Solar Type III Bursts Observed with LOFAR

Hamish A. S. ReidUniversity of Glasgow, UK

[S-J6b-3] 09:10~09:30

Characteristics of Radio-Loud CMEs

Pankaj Kumar1, P. K. Manoharan2, and K. S. Cho1

1Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 2The National Centre for Radio Astrophysics, India

[S-J6b-4] 09:30~09:50

Coronal Electron Density Distributions Estimated from Coronal Mass Ejections, Deca-Hectometric

Type II Radio Bursts, and Polarized Brightness Measurements

Jae-Ok Lee and Y. –J. MoonKyung Hee University, Korea

[S-J6b-5] 09:50~10:10

On the Directivity of Low-Frequency Type IV Radio Bursts

N. Gopalswamy1, S. Akiyama1, P. Mäkelä1, S. Yashiro1, and I. H. Cairns2

1NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA, 2University of Sydney, Australia

[S-J6b-6] 10:10~10:30

A Study of the 2012 January 19 Complex Type II Radio Burst using Wind, SOHO, and STEREO

Observations

T. B. Teklu1, N. Gopalswamy2, A. V. Gholap1, S. Yashiro2, P. Mäkelä2, S. Akiyama2, N. Thakur2, and H. Xie2

1Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia, 2NASA Goddard Space Flight Cente, USA








Session Title [S-K5a] Biomedical Applications of EM Wave (1)



Session Organizer Jeong-Ki Pack (Chungnam National University)

Jianqing Wang (Nagoya Institute of Technology)

Session Chairs Jeong-Ki Pack (Chungnam National University)


[S-K5a-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] BER Performance Improvement for 30 MHz Band Implant Communication using Equalization

Technique

Kohei Nomura, Daisuke Anzai, and Jianqing WangNagoya Institute of Technology, Japan

[S-K5a-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Design of Wireless Transmitter of Myoelectric Signal for Myoelectric Hand Control

Hidenao Ando, Daisuke Anzai, and Jianqing WangNagoya Institute of Technology, Japan

[S-K5a-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Development of Microwave Surgical Devices with Tissue Coagulation Detecting Mechanism

Kazuyuki Saito, Naoyuki Ogasawara, and Koichi ItoChiba University, Japan

[S-K5a-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] RF Biosensor for Biomolecule Detection

Hee-Jo Lee1 and Jong-Gwan Yook2

1Daegu University, Korea, 2Yonsei University, Korea

[S-K5a-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Design of An Antenna for Brain Stroke Localization

Juneseok Lee, Seongkyu Lee, and Jaehoon ChoiHanyang University, Korea

[S-K5a-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Realization of a Portable Breast-Cancer Detection System using Microwave

Woo-Geun Kang1, Soon-Ik Jeon2, Hyuk-Je Kim2, and Jeong-Ki Pack1

1Chungnam National University, Korea, 2Elecctronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-E5] EMC and Information Security



Session Organizer Jong-Gwan Yook (Yonsei University)

Yu-Ichi Hayashi (Tohoku Gakuin University)

Session Chairs Jong-Gwan Yook (Yonsei University)

Yu-Ichi Hayashi (Tohoku Gakuin University)

[S-E5-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Circuit-Level Information Leakage Prevention for Fault Detection

Kazuo Sakiyama, Reina Yagasaki, Takanori Machida, and Tatsuya FujiiThe University of Electro-Communications, Japan

[S-E5-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Introduction to a Special Session on EMC and Information Security

Yu-ichi Hayashi1 and Jong-Gwan Yook2

1Tohoku Gakuin University, Japan, 2Yonsei Univserity, Korea

[S-E5-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Analysis of Information Leakage from Display Devices with LCD

Ho Seong Lee1, Kyuhong Sim2, and Jong-Gwan Yook1


[S-E5-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Reconstruction of Leaked Signal from USB Keyboards

Hyo-Joon Choi1, Ho Seong Lee1, Dongjoo Sim1, Kyuhong Sim2, and Jong-Gwan Yook1


[S-E5-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Security Deterioration of Advanced Encryption Standard Circuit by Fluctuations of

Side-Channel Traces in Fault Analysis Attack

Shinsuke Horinouchi1, Kengo Iokibe1, Hiroto Kagotani1, Tetsushi Watanabe2, and Yoshitaka Toyota1

1Okayama University, Japan, 2Okayama Prefecture, Japan

[S-E5-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] New Metric for Side-Channel Information Leakage: Case Study on EM Radiation from

AES Hardware

Momoka Kasuya, Takanori Machida, and Kazuo SakiyamaThe University of Electro-Communications, Japan








Session Title [C4] Channel Model, Antenna and Propagation (2)



Session Chairs Minseok Kim (Niigata University)

Dongho Kim (Sejong University)

[C4-1] 08:30~08:50

Simulation Based Mm-Wave Channel Model For Outdoor Open Area Access Scenarios

Minseok Kim1, Tatsuki Iwata1, Kento Umeki1, Karma Wangchuk2, Jun-ichi Takada2, and Shigenobu Sasaki1

1Niigata University, Japan, 2Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

[C4-2] 08:50~09:10

A Novel Method to Reduce Physical Dimensions of Reflectarray Antennas using Near-field Feeding

Soo-Bean Cho, Eon-Seok Jo, and Dongho KimSejong University, Korea

[C4-3] 09:10~09:30

Comparative Study of Broadcasting Antenna Array Optimization using Evolutionary Algorithms

Pavlos I. Lazaridis1, Emmanouil Tziris2, Zaharias D. Zaharis3, Thomas Xenos3, Violeta Holmes1, John P. Cosmas2, and Ian A. Glover1

1University of Huddersfield, UK, 2Brunel University, UK, 3Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

[C4-4] 09:30~09:50

Performance Analysis of LTE Multi-Antenna Technology in Live Network

Yunesung Kim, Ohyeoul Choi, Younglak Kim, and Jinhyo ParkSK Telecom, Korea

[C4-5] 09:50~10:30

[Keynote] Measurement-Based Millimeter-Wave Wideband Channel Characteristics for 5G

Communication Systems

Hyun Kyu ChungElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [G1] Radio Wave Propagation



Session Chair Iwona Stanislawska (Polish Academy of Sciences)

[G1-1] 08:30~08:50

VLF Modal Interference Distance for a West-East Propagation Path to Fiji

Atishnal Elvin Chand and Sushil KumarThe University of the South Pacific, Fiji

[G1-2] 08:50~09:10

Estimation of the Nighttime Height of the Lower Ionosphere using VLF Waves Propagation

Jorge Samanes1, Jean-Pierre Raulin2, and Cao Jinbin1

1Beihang University, China, 2Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Brazil

[G1-3] 09:10~09:30

Wide-Angle Generalization of Integral Representation as Double Weighted Fourier Transform in

the Problem of Wave Reflection from a Randomly Inhomogeneous Ionospheric Layer

Mikhail V. Tinin1 and Sergei I. Knizhin2

1Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics, Russia, 2Irkutsk State University, Russia

[G1-4] 09:30~09:50

Investigation of Optical Path Functional for High and Low Ionospheric Radio Rays

Igor A. Nosikov1, Maxim V. Klimenko2, Pavel F. Bessarab3, and Gennady A. Zhbankov4

1Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Russia, 2West Department of IZMIRAN, Russia, 3Royal Institute of Technology KTH, Sweden, 4Southern Federal University, Russa

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/G1-1.pdf





Session Title [S-HG1b] Effects of Wave-Particle Interactions in Earths Magnetosphere

and Upper Atmosphere (2)



Session Organizer Wen Li (University of California)




[S-HG1b-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Nonlinear Wave-Particle Interactions in the Radiation Belts

Yoshiharu OmuraKyoto University, Japan

[S-HG1b-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Interactions of Energetic Particles With Ulf Waves In The Magnetosphere

Qiugang ZongPeking University, China

[S-HG1b-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Data Assimilative Model of the Plasmasphere: Recent Advances on PLASMON Project

János Lichtenberger1,2, Anders M. Jörgensen3, Balázs Heilig4, Dávid Koronczay2, Mark A. Clilverd5, Massimo Vellante6, Jyrki Manninen7, Craig J. Rodger8, Andrew B. Collier9, Jan Reda10, Robert H. Holzworth11, and Reinhard Friedel12

1Eötvös University, Hungary, 2Geodetic and Geophysical Institute, Hungary, 3New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, USA, 4Geological and Geophysical Institute of Hungary, Hungary, 5British Antarctic Survey, UK, 6University of L’Aquila, Italy, 7Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory, Finland, 8University of Otago, New Zealand, 9Exegetic Analytics, South Africa, 10Geophysical Institute of Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland, 11University of Washington, USA, 12Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA

[S-HG1b-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Geospace Exploration Project ERG

Y. Miyoshi1, I. Shinohara2, T. Takashima2, K. Asamura2, H. Matsumoto2, N. Higashio2, T. Mitani2, S. Yokota2, S. Kasahara2, S. Wang3, Y. Kazama3, M. Hirahara1, Y. Kasahara4, Y. Kasaba5, S. Yagitani4, A. Matsuoka2, H. Kojima6, Y. Katoh5, K. Shiokawa1, and K. Seki7

1Nagoya University, Japan, 2Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan, 3Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, 4Kanazwa University, Japan, 5Tohoku University, Japan, 5Kyoto University, Japan, 6Kyoto University, Japan, 7Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory, Finland, 8University of Otago, New Zealand, 9Exegetic Analytics, South Africa, 10Geophysical Institute of Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland, 11University of Washington, USA, 12Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA

[S-HG1b-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] Challenges of Space Borne Radio Diagnostics

Hanna RothkaehlCentrum Badań Kosmicznych, Poland

[S-HG1b-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Effects of Dipole Geometry on the Lifetime of Poloidal Alfvén Waves

Jiwon Choi, Dong-Hun Lee, Khan-Hyuk Kim, and Ensang LeeKyung Hee University, Korea

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-HG1b-1.pdf






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [A4] Communication Related Metrology


Room Room I (Crane)

Session Chair Qian Nan Lu (Yunnan University)

[A4-1] 08:30~08:50

Non-contact PIM Measurement of Large Samples using a Small Anechoic Box

Hirotaka Suzuki and Nobuhiro KugaYokohama National University, Japan

[A4-2] 08:50~09:10

A Method for On-line Measurment and Calibration of Fixed Radio Monitoring Stations

Qian Nan Lu1,2, Jing Jing Yang1, Hao Tang2, Zhao Yuan Jin2, De Zhang Chen2, and Ming Huang1

1Yunnan University, China, 2Yunnan Provincial Industry and Information Technology Commission, China

[A4-3] 09:10~09:30

Electrical Characteristics of and E-field Distribution in CTL (Coupled-Transmission-Line) Cell for SAR

Measurement Probe Calibration at 150 MHz

Yoon Myoung Gimm1, Samyoung Chung2, Kihwea Kim2, and Judong Jang2

1Dankook University, Korea, 2Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning, Korea

[A4-4] 09:30~09:50

Design of a Single-Radiator Multi-Port Antenna for Adaptive Beamforming Applications

Gangil Byun and Hosung ChooHongik University, Korea

[A4-5] 09:50~10:10

A Novel Design of 0.8–1.2GHz Negative Impedance Converter Circuit

NgocDuc Au and Chulhun SeoSoongsil University, Korea

[A4-6] 10:10~10:30

The Effects of Antenna Position on RF Exposed Human Head

Funda Cırık Acıkaya1, Mehmet Fatih Çelebi1, Fulya Çallıalp Kunter1, and Şaban Selim Şeker2

1Marmara University, Turkey, 2Bogazici University, Turkey








Session Title [S-DBC1] Optical, Electrical and Optoelectronic Generation and

Distribution of Microwave Signal


Room Room J (Swan)

Session Organizer B N Biswas (Sir J. C School of Engineering)

Arindum Mukherjee (Central Institute of Technology)

Session Chairs B N Biswas (Sir J. C School of Engineering)

Arindum Mukherjee (Central Institute of Technology)

[S-DBC1-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Elimination Of The Deleterious Effect Of using Bandpass Filter In Heterodyne PLL Demodulator

B N Biswas1, Amit K Varshney1, and Tulika Mehta2

1Supreme Knowledge Foundation Group of Institutions, India, 2Fortune Consultancy Services, India

[S-DBC1-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Compact Wideband Dual Frequency (Dual Band) Microstrip Patch Antenna for Wireless

Communications

Sunandan Bhunia1, Avisankar Roy2, and Partha Pratim Sarkar3

1Central Institute of Technology, India, 2Haldia Institute of Technology, India, 3University of Kalyani, India

[S-DBC1-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Locking Characteristics of a Modified Heterodyne Phase-Lock Loop

Arindum Mukherjee1, A. Varseney2, Tulika Mehta3, and B N Biswas2

1Central Institute of Technology, India, 2Supreme Knowledge Foundation Group of Institutions, India, 3Fortune Consultancy Services, India

[S-DBC1-4] 09:30~09:50

[Invited] Study on the Complex Dynamics of a Single Loop Optoelectronic Oscillator

Dia Ghosh1, Arindum Mukherjee2, Nikhil Ranjan Das3, and Baidya Nath Biswas4

1Siliguri Institute of Technology, India, 2Central Institute of Technology, India, 3Calcutta University, India, 4SKF Group of Institutions, India

[S-DBC1-5] 09:50~10:10

[Invited] False Lock Elimination in Heterodyne PLL using Phase Frequency Control

Arindum Mukherjee1, A. Varseney2, Tulika Mehta3, and B N Biswas2

1Central Institute of Technology, India, 2Supreme Knowledge Foundation Group of Institutions, India, 3Fortune Consultancy Services, India

[S-DBC1-6] 10:10~10:30

[Invited] Hysteresis And Jump Phenomena In Reflex Oscillators

B N Biswas1, Amit K Varshney1, and Arindum Mukherjee2

1Supreme Knowledge Foundation Group of Institutions, India, 2Central Institute of Technology, India

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-DBC1-1.pdf






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-F5] Radio Wave Propagation Aspects in Body Area Networks



Session Organizer Slawomir J. Ambroziak (Gdansk University of Technology)

Luis M. Correia (University of Lisbon)

Session Chair Slawomir J. Ambroziak (Gdansk University of Technology)

[S-F5-1] 08:30~08:50

[Invited] Radio Channel Measurements in Body-to-Body Communications in Different Scenarios

Slawomir J. Ambroziak1, Luis M. Correia2, and Kenan Turbic2

1Gdansk University of Technology, Poland, 2University of Lisbon, Portugal

[S-F5-2] 08:50~09:10

[Invited] Tracking Body Movement for Radio Channel Measurements in BAN with Indoor Positioning

System

Jaroslaw Sadowski, Piotr Rajchowski, and Krzysztof CwalinaGdansk University of Technology, Poland

[S-F5-3] 09:10~09:30

[Invited] Analysis of On-Body Communication Channels with Consideration of Wave Absorbers

Emulating Free Space

Kosorl Thourn, Takahiro Aoyagi, and Jun-ichi TakadaTokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

[S-F5-4] 09:30~09:50

Improvement of Delay Profile Estimation using Wireless LAN Signal

Atsuki Morita, Hisato Iwai, and Hideichi SasaokaDoshisha University, Japan

[S-F5-5] 09:50~10:10

An Improved Temporal Correlation Model for Vehicle-to-Vehicle Channels with Moving Scatterers

Sangjo Yoo and Kiseon KimGwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea







Session Title [S-B9a] Computational Techniques and EM Field Simulators (1)



Session Organizer Shinichiro Ohnuki (Nihon University)

Lijun Jiang (The University of Hong Kong)

Session Chair Shinichiro Ohnuki (Nihon University)

[S-B9a-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] A Waveguide Configuration for Reducing Both Pure Bend and Polarization Dependent

Losses

Yuta Nito, Hiroto Watanabe, Junji Yamauchi, and Hisamatsu NakanoHosei University, Japan

[S-B9a-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Sparse Equivalent Source Method for Radiated Emission Analysis of Shielded Circuits

Huapeng Zhao, Ying Zhang, Jun Hu, and Zhizhang ChenUniversity of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China

[S-B9a-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Efficient Implicit FDTD Algorithm in Cylindrical Coordinates

Jun Shibayama, Masato Ito, Junji Yamauchi, and Hisamatsu NakanoHosei University, Japan

[S-B9a-4] 14:30~14:50

Diagnosis of Thin Wire Antenna Arrays using Hybrid Method of Moments-Sparse Source Reconstruction

Ying Zhang and Huapeng ZhaoUniversity of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China

[S-B9a-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] A Geometry-Aware, Scalable Hybrid Finite Element-Boundary Integral Method for

Time-Harmonic Maxwell’s Equations

Zhen Peng and Hong-Wei GaoUniversity of New Mexico, USA

[S-B9a-6] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Performance Analysis of Massively Parallelized Practical FDTD Scheme with Many-Core

Architectures: Comparison between GPU and MIC Accelerators

Yukihisa Suzuki, Ryo Imai, and Kan OkuboTokyo Metropolitan University, Japan







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [B3] Fields and Waves Frequency Selective Surface



Session Chair Toshikazu Hori (University of Fukui)

[B3-1] 13:30~13:50

A Miniaturized-Element Frequency Selective Surface with High Angular Stability

Saptarshi Ghosh1, Kumar Vaibhav Srivastava1, and Somak Bhattacharyya2

1Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India, 2Indian Institute of Information Technology, India

[B3-2] 13:50~14:10

Configuration of Meta-surface with FSS for Wideband Polarization Conversion

Ryuji Kuse, Toshikazu Hori, and Mitoshi FujimotoUniversity of Fukui, Japan

[B3-3] 14:10~14:30

Spatial Filter by using Multilayered FSS for Orthogonal Polarization Conversion

Shiro Handa, Ryuji Kuse, Toshikazu Hori, and Mitoshi FujimotoUniversity of Fukui, Japan

[B3-4] 14:30~14:50

Koch Snowflake Dielectric Resonator Antenna with Periodic Circular Slots for High Gain and Wideband

Applications

Dileep Sankaranarayanan, Duggirala Venkatakiran, and Biswajeet MukherjeeIndian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing Jabalpur, India

[B3-5] 14:50~15:10

A Patch-Slot-Patch Type Frequency Selective Surface for Gain Enhancement of a Wide-Slot Antenna

Ayan Chatterjee and Susanta Kumar ParuiIndian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, India







Session Title [S-JDE4] Digital Technology for Radio Astronomy



Session Organizer Se-Jin Oh (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Homin Jiang (Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica)

Session Chairs Se-Jin Oh (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

Homin Jiang (Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica)

[S-JDE4-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] HERA: The Hydrogen Epoch of Reionization Array

David R. DeBoer1 and Kathryn Rosie2

1University of California, USA, 2National Research Foundation, South Africa

[S-JDE4-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Progress in SKA Central Signal Processing

John D. BuntonCommonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia

[S-JDE4-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Digital Backend Development for Yuan-Tseh Lee Array

Homin JiangInstitute of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

[S-JDE4-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] 8192 Mbps Wideband Correlation for the KaVA

Se-Jin Oh, Duk-Gyoo Roh, Jae-Hwan Yeom, Chungsik Oh, Hyo-Ryoung Kim, and Dong-Kyu JungKorea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea

[S-JDE4-5] 14:50~15:10

The KFFTSpec Spectrometer: Current Status and Future Plans for ALMA

Jan Wagner1, Jongsoo Kim1, Manabu Watanabe2, Satoru Iguchi2, Shin’ichiro Asayama2, Scott Zang2, and Kazuyuki Kawakami2

1Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Korea, 2National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-JDE4-1.pdf





URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-K5b] Biomedical Applications of EM Wave (2)



Session Organizer Jeong-Ki Pack (Chungnam National University)


Session Chairs Jeong-Ki Pack (Chungnam National University)


[S-K5b-1] 13:30~13:50

Improvement of Ultrasound Contrast Imaging with Adaptive Beamformer based on Pulse Inversion

Plane Wave Transmission

Yurong Huang1, Jinhua Yu1,2, Yuanyuan Wang1,2, Shuying Li1, and Yi Chen1

1Fudan University, China, 2The Key Laboratory of Medical Imaging Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention of Shanghai, China

[S-K5b-2] 13:50~14:10

Proximity Vital Sign Sensor using Self-Oscillating Mixer

Sangin Kim1, Byung-Hyun Kim1, Gi-Ho Yun2, and Jong-Gwan Yook1

1Yonsei University, Korea, 2Sungkyul University, Korea

[S-K5b-3] 14:10~14:30

Adaptive Scaled Wiener Postfilter Beamformer for Ultrasound Imaging

Saeid Aliabadi, Yuanyuan Wang, and Jinhua YuFudan University, China

[S-K5b-4] 14:30~14:50

Analysis of Super-Resolution Effect in Microwave Tomography

Nikolai Simonov, Soon-Ik Jeon, Bo-Ra Kim, and Seong-Ho SonElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea

[S-K5b-5] 14:50~15:10

Label-Free Biosensor based on Planar RF Technology for Glucose Monitoring

M. P. Jayakrishnan, Manoj M., Remsha M., Anju Pradeep, S. Mridula, and P. Mohanan

Cochin University of Science and Technology, India







Session Title [S-EB] EMC Modeling and Techniques



Session Organizer Sungtek Kahng (Incheon National University)

Erping Li (Zhejiang University)

Session Chair Sungtek Kahng (Incheon National University)

[S-EB-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Applications of High Impedance Surfaces for Surface Wave Elimination

Xing-Chang Wei1, Yu-Fei Shu1, Jian-Bo Zhang1, and Dong Wang2

1Zhejiang University, China, 2National University of Defense Technology, China

[S-EB-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] A Tunable Antenna Based on Loaded Graphene Sheets for GHz Applications

Da Li and Er-Ping LiZhejiang University, China

[S-EB-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Electromagnetics Computational Modelling of Magnetic Metamaterials for Wireless Power

Transfer

C. Lee, D. Han, M. K. Khattak, S. Kahng, and J. Kim1Incheon National University, Korea, 2Acetechnology, Korea

[S-EB-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] B-Spline Modal Method for Electromagnetic Scattering from Lamellar Grating with a Defect

Koki WatanabeFukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

[S-EB-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Equivalent Circuit Modeling of Package and Board with Resonance Capacitance and

Inductance

Osami Wada and Tohlu MatsuhimaKyoto University, Japan

[S-EB-6] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Analysis on Field Uniformity of Radiated Fields from a Half Impulse Radiating Antenna

Tae-Heon Jang and Won-Seo ChoKorea Testing Laboratory, Korea

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-EB-1.pdf






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [C5] Signal Processing, Algorism and Circuit



Session Chairs Linglong Dai (Tsinghua University)

Ming-feng Lu (Beijing Institute of Technology)

[C5-1] 13:30~13:50

Robust Waveform Design for MIMO-OFDM Radar to Improve the Detection Performance of STAP

Xue Wang, Hongyan Wang, and Bingnan PeiDalian University, University

[C5-2] 13:50~14:10

A Novel Method for Frequency Discriminators Construction based on Balanced Gray Code

E. M. F. de Oliveira1, M. S. Coutinho1, T. L. Pedrosa1, M. T. de Melo1, and I. Llamas-Garro2

1Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, 2Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya, Spain

[C5-3] 14:10~14:30

Research of Quality of Nonlinear Markov Filtering RGB Signal in Conditions of Gaussian and

non-Gaussian Noise

Rostislav I. Sokolov and Renat R. AbdullinUral Federal University, Russia

[C5-4] 14:30~14:50

Sampled Signal Analysis in the Fractional Fourier Transform Domain

Xiao-Wei Jin, Ming-Feng Lu, Yan-An Xie, and Zi-Xuan YuBeijing Institute of Technology, China

[C5-5] 14:50~15:10

Priori-Aided Channel Tracking for Millimeter-Wave Beamspace Massive MIMO Systems

Linglong Dai and Xinyu GaoTsinghua University, China

[C5-6] 15:10~15:30

Elimination of Cycle Slipping And Effect of Transmission Delay In Heterodyne PLL Demodulator

Shuvajit Roy, B N Biswas, and Amit K VarshneySupreme Knowledge Foundation Group of Institutions, India








Session Title [G2] General Ionospheric Studies (1)



Session Chair Young-Sil Kwak (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

[G2-1] 13:30~13:50

Morphological Characteristics of Equatorial Ionization Anomaly Crest Over Nanning Region

D. H. Zhang1 and X. H. Mo2

1Peking University, China, 2Guangxi University for Nationalities, China

[G2-2] 13:50~14:10

Comparison of TayAbsTEC Technique Results with GIM Data

А. A. Mylnikova and Y. V. Yasyukevich

Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics of Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

[G2-3] 14:10~14:30

The Bite-out Phonemenon in the Ionosphere Over Turkey

Secil Karatay1, Ali Cinar1, Feza Arikan2, and Ersin Kamberli1

1Kastamonu University, Turkey, 2Hacettepe University, Turkey

[G2-4] 14:30~14:50

On the Response of the Equatorial, Low, Mid and High Latitude Ionosphere to the Geomagnetic

Storm of 17 March 2013

Shreedevi P. R. and R. K. ChoudharyIndian Space Research Organisation, India





URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [H1] Theory and Observation of Waves in the Earth's Magnetosphere




Kyoung-Joo Hwang (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)

[H1-1] 13:30~13:50

Fast Modulations of Pulsating Proton Aurora Related with Sub-Packet Structures of Pc1 Pulsations

M. Ozaki1, S. Yagitani1, T. Inoue1, K. Shiokawa2, Y. Miyoshi2, R. Kataoka3, Y. Ebihara4, and M. Connors5

1Kanazawa University, Japan, 2Nagoya University, Japan, 3National Institute of Polar Research, Japan, 4Kyoto University, Japan, 5Athabasca University, Canada

[H1-2] 13:50~14:10

MMS Observations of Kelvin-Helmholtz Waves

Kyoung-Joo Hwang1 and Kyoung-Joo Hwang2

1NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA, 2University of Maryland, USA

[H1-3] 14:10~14:30

Quantitative Assessment of Earth’s Radiation Belt Electron Acceleration

Wen Li, Qianli Ma, Richard M. Thorne, and Jacob BortnikUniversity of California, USA

[H1-4] 14:30~14:50

Frequency Distribution of Pc5-Range Waves in the Magnetosphere Observed with Ekaterinburg

Decameter Radar

Maksim A. ChelpanovInstitute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics, Russia

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/H1-1.pdf





Session Title [D1] Optics and RF/THz Applications


Room Room J (Swan)

Session Chair Hosung Choo (Hongik University)

[D1-1] 13:30~13:50

Spoof Plasmonic Waveguide of a Roofed Metallic Grating for Terahertz Applications

Yong-Qiang Liu, Ling-Bao Kong, and Pu-Kun LiuPeking University, China

[D1-2] 13:50~14:10

Output Power Enhancement by Optical Pulse Compression in Photonic-Based RF Generation

Takashi Yamaguchi, Hiroki Morimoto, and Hiroyuki TodaDoshisha University, Japan

[D1-3] 14:10~14:30

Analysis of Subwavelength Slit Transmittances on Ag and Au Plates at Terahertz Range

Jong-Eon Park and Hosung ChooHongik University, Korea

[D1-4] 14:30~14:50

Design of All Optical Circular Shift Register using Micro-Ring Resonator

Jayanta Kumar Rakshit and Jitendra Nath RoyNational Institute of Technology Agartala, India

[D1-5] 14:50~15:10

Relative Stability of First-Order and Second-Order Optical Phase-Locked Loop Considering

NonNegligible Propagation Delay

Jayjeet Sarkar1, Abhijit Banerjee1, and B. N. Biswas2

1Academy of Technology, India, 2Supreme Knowledge Foundation Group of Institutions, India

[D1-6] 15:10~15:30

Incompletely Modulated PSK Signal Reception using Modified Balanced Optical Phase-Locked Loop

Abhijit Banerjee1, Jayjeet Sarkar1, and B. N. Biswas2

1Academy of Technology, India, 2Supreme Knowledge Foundation Group of Institutions, India

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/D1-1.pdf






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-F6a] Remote Sensing of Precipitation (1)



Session Organizer Tomoo Ushio (Osaka University)

Animesh Maitra (University of Calcutta)

Session Chair Animesh Maitra (University of Calcutta)

[S-F6a-1] 13:30~13:50

[Invited] Dependence of Rain Integral Parameters on Measured Rain Drop Velocities at a Tropical

Location

Thumree Sarkar, Soumyajyoti Jana, and Animesh MaitraUniversity of Calcutta, India

[S-F6a-2] 13:50~14:10

[Invited] Prediction of Convective Rainfall using Multitechnique Observations

Animesh Maitra, Rohit Chakraborty, and Soumyajyoti JanaUniversity of Calcutta, India

[S-F6a-3] 14:10~14:30

[Invited] Pre-Rain Scintillation of Ku-band Satellite Signal at a Tropical Location

Arijit De, Arpita Adhikari, and Animesh MaitraUniversity of Calcutta, India

[S-F6a-4] 14:30~14:50

[Invited] Microphysical Characteristics Analysis of Three Heavy Snowfall Events from the MASCRAD

Campaign in Greeley, Colorado, USA

Wonbae Bang1, Kwonil Kim1, GyuWon Lee1, Merhala Thurai2, Patrick Kennedy2, V. N. Bringi2, and Branislav Notaros2

1Kyungpook National University, Korea, 2Colorado State University, USA

[S-F6a-5] 14:50~15:10

[Invited] Precipitation Climatology over India: Validation with Observations and Reanalysis Datasets

and Spatial Trends

P. Kishore1, S. Jyothi2, S. V. B. Rao2, and Isabella Velicogna1

1University of California, USA, 2Sri Venkateswara University, India

[S-F6a-6] 15:10~15:30

[Invited] Precipitation Observation Capabilities of an X-Band Solid-State Weather Radar

Zhao Shi1, Jianxin He1, Ling Yang1, Zhendong Yao1, Debin Su1, Xuehua Li1, V. Chandrasekar2, and Haonan Chen2









Session Title [S-B9b] Computational Techniques and EM Field Simulators (2)



Session Organizer Shinichiro Ohnuki (Nihon University)

Lijun Jiang (The University of Hong Kong)

Session Chair Shinichiro Ohnuki (Nihon University)

[S-B9b-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Novel Deflectable CRLH Unit Cell Structure for Leaky-Wave Antenna Design

Cheng-Yen Ho and Fu-Chiarng ChenNational Chiao Tung University, Taiwan

[S-B9b-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Characteristics of Guided-Mode Extracted Integral Equation for Three-Dimensional

Waveguides

Masahiro Tanaka and Kazuo TanakaGifu University, Japan

[S-B9b-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Optical Property of Gold Nano-Cylinder Chains

Shinichiro Ohnuki, Kazuya Nagasawa, and Ryo TakahashiNihon University

[S-B9a-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] Application of IPO Method to Calculate Scattering by Conducting and Dielectric Objects

Il-Suek Koh1, Jae-Won Rim1, and Woo-Tae Kim2

1Inha University, Korea, 2Anycasting Software, Korea

[S-B9b-5] 17:20~17:40

Performance Comparison of the Parallelized FDTD Scheme with the PML implemented on GPU

and MIC Architectures

Ryo Imai, Yukihisa Suzuki, and Kan OkuboTokyo Metropolitan University, Japan

[S-B9b-6] 17:40~18:00

Electromagnetic Resonance through the Transmission Cavity in a Thick Conductor

Young Ki Cho1, Jong Gyeong Yoo1, Kyung Je Park1, Dae Sub Kum1, and Ji Whan Ko2

1Kyungpook National University, Korea, 2Kumoh National Institute of Technology, Korea







URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [B4] Fields and Waves Wideband/Dualband Antenna



Session Chair Youchung Chung (Daegu University)

[B4-1] 16:00~16:20

Conical Wall Edge Design of Spiral Antenna for Back Lobe Suppression

Kyeong-Sik MinKorea Maritime and Ocean University, Korea

[B4-2] 16:20~16:40

Experimental Research of Leaky-Wave Antenna Based on Covered Rectangular Waveguide with

Transverse Slots

Renat R. Abdullin and Rostislav I. SokolovUral Federal University, Russia

[B4-3] 16:40~17:00

Closed-form Expression of Axial Ratio for Circularly Polarized Patch Antenna with Perturbation

Segments

Nu Pham and Jae-Young ChungSeoul National University of Science and Technology, Korea

[B4-4] 17:00~17:20

A Dual Band-notched Ultra Wideband Antenna using Split Ring Resonators

Sameer Kumar Sharma1 and Chan-Wang Park2

1Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India, 2University of Quebec in Rimouski, Canada

[B4-5] 17:20~17:40

School Food Logistics and Inspection System with HF/UHF Dual Band RFID Tag on Smart Box

Franck K. Byondi, Teklebrhan H. Berhe, and Youchung ChungDaegu University, Korea







Session Title [J1] Five Hundred Meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (Fast)



Session Chairs Hideyuki Kobayashi (National Astronomy Observatory of Japan)

Do-young Byun (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

[J1-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] The Five-Hundred-Meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope

Di LiNational Astronomical Observatories, China

[J1-2] 16:20~16:40

A Cryogenic, Wide Band Receiver for the 500 m Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST)

Stephen Smith1 and Sander Weinreb2

1Cosmic Microwave Technology, Inc., USA, 2California Institute of Technology, USA

[J1-3] 16:40~17:00

EMC Design for FAST

Haiyan Zhang, Rendong Nan, Hengqian Gan, Youling Yue, Jinghai Sun, Mingchang Wu, Hao Hu, Jinyou Song, Shijie Huang, Keke Si, Zhiwei Zhang, Chengjin Jin, Caihong Sun, and Bo PengChinese Academy of Sciences, China

[J1-4] 17:00~17:20

Quad-Ridge Flared Horn Feed Design for Radio Telescope Receiver System using a Genetic Algorithm

Y. Ma1, JL. Yu1, F. Pang1, and C. H. See2

1Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, 2University of Bradford, UK

[J1-5] 17:20~17:40

Radio Observation of Venus at Meter Wavelengths using the GMRT

Nithin Mohan1, Subhashis Roy2, Govind Swarup2, Divya Oberoi2, Niruj Mohan2, Suresh Raju C.1, and Anil Bhardwaj1

1Vikram Sarabhai Space Center, India, 2Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India

[J1-6] 17:40~18:00

Black Hole Mass Measurement in Nearby Galaxy using Molecular Gas Dynamics

Kyoko Onishi1, Satoru Iguchi1, Timothy Davis2, Martin Bureau3, Michele Cappellari3, Leo Blitz4, and Marc Sarzi5

1National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Japan, 2Cardiff University, UK, 3University of Oxford, UK, 4University of California, USA, 5University of Hertfordshire, UK

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/J1-1.pdf






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [S-K6] Dosimetry for WBAN Antennas and Devices



Session Organizer Ping Jack Soh (University Malaysia Perlis)

Koichi Ito (Chiba University)

Session Chairs Ping Jack Soh (University Malaysia Perlis)

Yoon Myoung Gimm (Dankook University)

[S-K6-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Transmission Enhancement using Artificial Magnetic Conductor Sheet for Body Centric

Communication

Mohammad Kamal A Rahim, M. A. Abdullah, Noor Asmawati Samsuri, Noor Asniza Murad, and Kamilia KamardinUniversity Technology Malaysia, Malaysia

[S-K6-2] 16:20~16:40

[Invited] Measurement of Electric Field Distributions in the MHz Band around an Electromagnetic

Source Employing the Electro-Optic Conversion

Teruo Onishi and Satoshi IshiharaNTT Docomo, Inc., Japan

[S-K6-3] 16:40~17:00

[Invited] Study on Electromagnetic Wave Exposure in Automotive Environments

Seongkyu Lee, Juneseok Lee, Sungjoon Yoon, and Jaehoon ChoiHanyang University, Korea

[S-K6-4] 17:00~17:20

[Invited] A C-Slotted Dual Band Textile Antenna for WBAN Applications

Ping Jack Soh1, Fatin Nabilah Giman1, Mohd Faizal Jamlos1,2, Herwansyah Lago1, and Azremi Abdullah Al-Hadi1

1Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia, 2Universiti Malaysia Pahang, Malaysia

[S-K6-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Latest Technology and Procedures on Safety and Dosimetric Evaluations of OnBody and

Implanted Wireless Biomedical and Healthcare Applications

Niels KusterETH Zurich, Switzerland

[S-K6-6] 17:40~18:00

A Modified Square Koch Curve Fractal Stent Antenna Design for Medical Implants

Ramesh Patel, Franklin Bien, and Ki Jin HanUlsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea








Session Title [E1] Radio Interference and Spectrum



Session Chair Qian Nan Lu (Yunnan University)

[E1-1] 16:00~16:20

Assessment of PED Interference to ILS and VOR Receivers in a Small Cargo Plane

Fatih Üstüner, Coşkun Coşar, Ekrem Demirel, Ersan Baran, and I. Hakan GökdoğanTubitak Bilgem

[E1-2] 16:20~16:40

State-of-the-Art and Challenges of Radio Spectrum Monitoring in Borderlands of China

Qian Nan Lu1,2, Jing Jing Yang1, Zhao Yuan Jin2, De Zhang Chen2, and Ming Huang1

1Yunnan University, China, 2Yunnan Provincial Industry and Information Technology Commission, China

[E1-3] 16:40~17:00

Statistical Property of Polarization Ratio for Radar Sea Clutter

Yong Yang, Shun-ping Xiao, De-jun Feng, and Wen-ming ZhangNational University of Defense Technology, China

[E1-4] 17:00~17:20

Insertion Loss Characteristic based on Length Change of the Blanced Transmission line through

the Retangular Apertures Enclosure

Jin-kyu Choi1, Hyeong gyu Jang1, Sung-Min Lim2, and Ki-Chai Kim1

1Yeungnam University, Korea, 2SL Corporation, Korea

[E1-5] 17:20~17:40

Indian Telecom Spectrum Allocation through Auction

Pradeep M. Shah, Prakash D. Vyavahare, and Anjana JainShri Govindram Seksaria Institute of Technology and Science, Indore, India

[E1-6] 17:40~18:00

Development of a System for Measuring Power and Phase Distributions of Radio Waves

Ryohei Kanaura, Ryohei Hayashi, Satoshi Yagitani, Tomohiko Imachi, Mitsunori Ozaki, Yoshiyuki Yoshimura, and Hirokazu Sugiura1Kanazawa University, Japan, 2Industrial Research Institute of Ishikawa, Japan

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/E1-1.pdf






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [C6] New Radio Service



Session Chair Yunquan Dong (Seoul National University)

[C6-1] 16:00~16:20

Multi-Feature Fusion for Target Recognition based on D-S Evidence Iterative Discount Method

Caiyun Wang, Zhiyong He, and Shuxia WuNanjing University of Aeronautics & Astronautics, China

[C6-2] 16:20~16:40

Application of TDR for Monitoring of Ground Movements in Indian Opencast Mine

Guntha karthik and Singam JayanthuNational Institute of Technology, Rourkela, India

[C6-3] 16:40~17:00

Distance-and-Energy-Aware Routing for Energy Harvesting Wireless Sensor Networks

Yunquan Dong1, Jian Wang1, Byonghyo Shim1, and Dong In Kim2

1Seoul National University, Korea, 2Sungkyunkwan University

[C6-4] 17:00~17:20

Compressive Multi-User Detector for Spatial Modulation (SM)-Based Random Access in Internet

of Things (IoTs)

Zhen GaoBeijing Institute of Technology, China

[C6-5] 17:20~17:40

Comparative Study of Sensor Fusion Methods for Hybrid Positioing Systems

Suk-hoon Jung, Byungchul Moon, Jeonghee Ahn, and Dongsoo HanKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[C6-6] 17:40~18:00

Data-Based Optimal Control for Double-Layer Networked Industrial Processes

Jianbin QiuHarbin Institute of Technology, China








Session Title [G3] General Ionospheric Studies (2)



Session Chair Jaeheung Park (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)

[G3-1] 16:00~16:20

Solar Flare Imprints of Equatorial Electrodynamics: An Investigation using Radio and Optical Techniques

S. G. Sumod1 and Tarun Kumar Pant2

1Mahatma Gandhi University, India, 2Indian Space Research Organization, India

[G3-2] 16:20~16:40

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

K. M. Ambili1, R. K. Choudhary2, and Anil Bhardwaj3

1Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, India, 2Indian Space Research Organization, India

[G3-3] 16:40~17:00

Correlation of the Ionospheric F2-Layer Parameters with MUF during the Rise of Solar Cycle 24

Rafidah Abd Malik1,2, Mardina Abdullah1, Sabirin Abdullah1, Mariyam Jamilah Homam3, Tatsuhiro Yokoyama4, and Clara Y. Yatini5

1Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Malaysia, 2Science & Technology Research Institute for Defence, Malaysia, 3Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia, Malaysia, 4National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Japan, 5Indonesian National Instit

[G3-4] 17:00~17:20

Investigation of Short-Lived Es-Layers

Kamil Yusupov and Adel AkchurinKazan Federal University, Russia

[G3-5] 17:20~17:40

Exploring Obvious Lunar Ionosphere Based on the Service Module of Circumlunar Return and Reentry

Spacecraft

Wang Mingyuan1, Ping Jinsong1, Han Songtao2, Tang Geshi2, and Zhang Qiang2

1Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, 2National Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on Aerospace Flight Dynamics, China






URSI AP-RASC 2016


Session Title [H2] Waves and Particles in Solar System: General



Session Chairs Ondrej Santolik (Charles University)

Kichang Yoon (Korean Space Weather Center of National Radio

Rese)

[H2-1] 16:00~16:20

Derivation of Landau Damping without Landau Contour

Tadas NakamuraFukui Prefectural University, Japan

[H2-2] 16:20~16:40

Scientific Questions Addressed by the Wave Measurements onboard EXOMARS Surface Platform

I. Kolmasova1, O. Santolik1, and A. Skalsky2

1IAP CAS and Charles University, Czech Republic, 2Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

[H2-3] 16:40~17:00

Coherent Low-Frequency Electrostatic Turbulence in the Solar Wind

G. S. Lakhina and S. V. SinghIndian Institute of Geomagnetism, India

[H2-4] 17:00~17:20

An FDTD Formulation for Communication Through a Plasma With a Linear Density Profile

Youngjoon Lim and Sangwook NamSeoul National University, Korea

[H2-5] 17:20~17:40

Study on Predcition of Solar Energetic Particle using Linear Regression

KiChang Yoon, Jaehun Kim, and Sunhak HongNational Radio Research Agency, Korea







Session Title [D2] Energy Harvesting and other Electronic Components


Room Room J (Swan)

Session Chair Sang-Min Han (Soonchunhyang University)

[D2-1] 16:00~16:20

High-Sensitivity and High-Efficiency 2.4-GHz RF Energy Harvester using SiP Technique

Ming-Che Yu and Chun-Hsing LiNational Central University, Taiwan

[D2-2] 16:20~16:40

A Review on Recent Trend of High Efficieny Rectifiers for RF Energy Harvesting Applications

Zaffar Hayat Nawaz Khan1, Danial Khan1, Hamed Abbasizadeh1, Sang-Yun Kim1, Young-Jun Park1, Kang-Yoon Lee1, Seong-Ho Lee2, and Seong-Chul Lee2

1Sungkyunkwan University, Korea, 2Korea Electronics Technology Institute, Korea

[D2-3] 16:40~17:00

Properties of Stepped Impedance Resonator and Its Application in the Design of Chipless RFID

Tag

Nijas C. M., Sajitha V. R., Jayakrishnan M. P., and Mohanan P.Cochin University of Science and Technology, India

[D2-4] 17:00~17:20

Study for Realization of Arbitrary Inductance Values using Distributed Elements and Capacitors

Jongsik Lim1, Seok-Jae Lee1, Dal Ahn1, Sang-Min Han1, Boram An2, and Yongchae Jeong2

1Soonchunhyang Univesity, Korea, 2Chonbuk National University, Korea

[D2-5] 17:20~17:40

Open Otto Chip as an SPR Pressure Transducer

J. O. Maciel Neto1, Gustavo Oliveira Cavalcanti2, Ignacio Llamas-Garro3, Jung-Mu Kim4, and Eduardo Fontana5

1Instituto Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil, 2Universidade de Pernambuco, Brazil, 3Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya, Spain, 4Chonbuk National University, Korea, 5Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil

[D2-6] 17:40~18:00

A 35 dBm, 36.5% Efficiency Harmonic Tuned GaN Oscillator using Stepped Impedance Resonator

Inhyun Kim, Sunghwan Park, Jung-Lin Woo, and Youngwoo KwonSeoul National University, Korea







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Session Title [S-F6b] Remote Sensing of Precipitation (2)



Session Organizer Tomoo Ushio (Osaka University)

Animesh Maitra (University of Calcutta)

Session Chair Animesh Maitra (University of Calcutta)

[S-F6b-1] 16:00~16:20

[Invited] Conceptual Design of Collaborative Radar Network for Remote Sensing of Precipitation

Over Chengdu Metropolitan in Western Sichuan Basin

Debin Su1, Jianxin He1, Ling Yang1, Zhendong Yao1, Zhao Shi1, Xuehua Li1, V. Chandrasekar2, and Haonan Chen2


[S-F6b-2] 16:20~16:40

Analysis of Precipitation Characteristics Over Southern Peninsular Malaysia for Satellite Propagation

Application

Siat Ling Jong1, Hong Yin Lam1, Michele D’Amico2, and Jafri Din3

1Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia, Malaysia, 2Politecnico di Milano, Italy, 3Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia

[S-F6b-3] 16:40~17:00

Diurnal Variability of Tropical Tropopause: Results Inferred from Radio Occultation Technique

K. V. Suneeth1, Siddarth Shankar Das1, and Subrata Kumar Das2

1Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, India, 2Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, India

[S-F6b-4] 17:00~17:20

Variability of Critical Rain Drop Diameter and Its Effect on Rain Attenuation and Radar Reflectivity

Saurabh DasIndian Statistical Institute, India

[S-F6b-5] 17:20~17:40

[Invited] Energy Compaction and Multi-Resolution Decomposition Method for Weather Radar Data

Compression

Bong-Joo Jang and Sanghun LimKorea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology, Korea







Author Index

A

A., Fuwape I. P-72

Abbasizadeh, Hamed D2-2

Abdelrahman, Ahmed H. S-B2-6

Abdullah, M. A. S-K6-1

Abdullah, Mardina G3-3

Abdullah, Sabirin G3-3

Abdullin, Renat R. B4-2, C3-5, C5-3

Acharya, Aishik A2-2, A2-3

Acıkaya, Funda Cırık A4-6

Adachi, Toru S-F3b-6

Adhikari, Arpita S-F6a-3

Afzal, Muhammad U. S-B12a-2

Agarwal, Ashish A2-2

Agarwal, Mayank B1-2

Ahmed, H. S-F4a-3

Ahn, Dal D2-4

Ahn, Ho Young S-H5-2

Ahn, Jae Min P-50

Ahn, Jeonghee C6-5

Ahn, Seungyoung S-K4-2, P-107

Ahn, Young Hwan S-K1a-3, P-104

Ai, Bo P-39

Akahori, Takuya S-J2-4

Akchurin, Adel G3-4, P-80

Akhtar, M Jaleel P-5, P-6

Akhtar, M. J. P-76

Akiyama, Ryota S-K3b-1

Akiyama, S. S-J6b-5, S-J6b-6

Akleman, Funda S-B3-1

Algafsh, Abdullah S-F4a-4, S-F4a-5

Al-Hadi, Azremi Abdullah S-K4-6

S-K6-4

Aliabadi, Saeid S-K5b-3

Alonso-delPino, M. S-J5b-2

Alu, Andrea S-D7-1

Ambili, K. M. G3-2

Ambroziak, Slawomir J. S-F5-1

Ameya, Michitaka S-A3-5

An, Boram D2-4

Ananthakrishnan, S. S-J6a-6

Ando, Atsuya S-B1-6

Ando, Hidenao S-K5a-2

Andreev, Alexander A1-5

Angin, Windi Kurnia Perangin P-4

Anjo, K. S-B4-1

Antar, Yahia S-B12b-3

Anzai, Daisuke S-K5a-1, S-K5a-2

S-KE-3

Aoyagi, Takahiro S-F5-3

Arai, Hiroyuki S-B5-4

Arai, Shota S-B12b-7

Arakaki, Ikki S-E3-4

Arikan, Feza G2-3, S-GH2-6

Arikan, Orhan S-GH2-6

Arima, Takuji A1-3, S-B4-5, P-21

Arora, Poonam A2-2, A2-3

Artuner, Harun S-GH2-6

Asai, Hideki S-E3-4

Asamura, K. S-HG1b-4

Asayama, Shin’ichiro S-J3-2, S-J3-5

S-J3-3, S-JDE4-5

Atkinson, R. S-F4a-3

Au, NgocDuc A4-5

B

B, Akinpelu S. P-72

Baba, Toshihiko S-B5-4

Bae, Seongsoo C1-4

Bae, Y. S. S-H4-4

Baek, Yunju S-C4-3

Bagiante, Salvatore S-D3-4

Baik, Chan-Wook S-H5-2

Baik, Seyoung S-D6-3

Bakti, Aditia Nur P-7

Balasubramanian, Rakkappan

S-B12a-5

Balzano, Quirino S-K2a-2

Banerjee, Abhijit D1-5, D1-6

Bang, Wonbae S-F6a-4

Bankov, L. S-G4-5

Baran, Ersan E1-1

Barber, David S-K7-3

Bayat, Nozhan S-K7-3

Behari, J. S-K1b-4

Bekki, Kenji S-J2-2

Belkin, Mikhail A. S-D7-1

Benjelloun, N. P-56

Berhe, Teklebrhan H. B4-5

Bessarab, Pavel F. G1-4

Bhanu, Remya P-83

Bharath, Vattikonda A2-2

Bhardwaj, Anil G3-2, J1-5

Bhattacharyya, Somak B2-2, B3-1

Bhunia, Sunandan S-DBC1-2

Bien, Franklin S-E2-4, S-K6-6

Bin, Liu P-90

Bintley, D. S-J5a-4, S-J5a-5

Bisoi, Susanta Kumar S-J6a-6

Biswas, B. N. C5-6, S-DBC1-1

S-DBC1-3, S-DBC1-5

S-DBC1-6, D1-5, D1-6, P-63

Biswas, Baidya Nath S-DBC1-4

Blitz, Leo J1-6

Bock, Martin S-D2-3

Bolli, Pietro S-J2-6

Bong, Su-Chan S-J6a-3

Bonoli, P. T. S-H4-6

Bortnik, Jacob H1-3, S-HG1a-1

S-HG1a-3

Bounds, S. R. S-HG1a-6

Bounds, Scott R. S-H3b-4

Bourke, Tyler S-J2-1

Bourouina, Tarik P-66

Braun, Robert S-J2-1

Brazhenko, Anatoliy S-H3b-2

Bringi, V. N. S-F6a-4

Brito, Thiago S-HG1a-5

Brown, Trevor S-K7-3

Brunetti, Luciano S-A1-5

Buchs, G. S-D1-2

Bullett, Terry S-G2-5

Bulu, Gurhan S-GH2-6

Bunton, John D. S-JDE4-2

Bureau, Martin J1-6

Burns, Ross S-J2-2

Byeon, Seok-Hyeon P-84, P-93

Byondi, Franck K. B4-5

Byun, Do-Young S-J1-1

Byun, Gangil A4-4, S-C4-4, S-F4b-5

P-35, P-36

Byun, Woo Jin S-B12a-1
































































































































































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C

C., Suresh Raju J1-5

Cai, Guoxiong S-B14-1

Cairns, I. H. S-J6b-5

Caloz, Christophe P-8

Canu, Patrick S-H3b-3

Cao, T. S-B13a-6

Cappellari, Michele J1-6

Cavalcanti, Gustavo Oliveira D2-5

Çelebi, Mehmet Fatih A4-6

Cerezci, O. S-K1b-1

Cha, Dongho S-GH2-3

Cha, Ho-Young S-D5-4, P-65

Chae, Heeduck P-31

Chae, Hyung-il P-54

Chai, Shunlian P-9

Chakarothai, Jerdvisanop

A1-2, S-K4-5

Chakrabarty, D. S-G1-4

Chakraborty, Rohit S-F6a-2

Chand, Atishnal Elvin G1-1

Chandrasekar, V. S-F3a-1, S-F3a-3

S-F3a-4, S-F3b-3

S-F6a-6, S-F6b-1, P-77

Chang, Chih-Cheng S-J3-3, P-92

Chang, Chih-Chen S-J5b-5

Chang, H. W. P-3

Chang, Hong-Yeh S-J5b-5

Chang, Hsian-Hong S-J5a-6

Chang, Ren-Hua P-57

Chang, Seok-Ho S-C8-4

Chang, Shinill S-D6-1

Chang, Yen-Pin P-95

Chatterjee, Ayan B3-5

Chattopadhyay, G. S-J5b-2

Chaudhari, Nainu P. B5-1

Chaudhary, Girdhari S-B8-2

Chaudhary, Raghvendra Kumar B2-4

Chelpanov, Maksim A. H1-4

Chen, Bo-Hung P-47

Chen, C. H. S-G4-5

Chen, Chia-Hung S-G4-3, S-G4-4

Chen, Chunhai S-K1b-5

Chen, De Zhang A4-2, E1-2

Chen, Fu-Chiarng S-B9b-1

Chen, Guangdi S-K1a-4

Chen, Haidong P-64

Chen, Haonan S-F3b-3, S-F6a-6

S-F6b-1, P-77

Chen, Jianping S-D1-4

Chen, Jinsong S-G3-1

Chen, Joseph S-E2-5

Chen, KunFeng P-1, P-2, P-15, P-64

Chen, Linjie S-J6a-2, P-89

Chen, Lunjin S-H2-3, S-HG1a-1

Chen, M.-T. S-J5a-4, S-J5a-5

Chen, Nai-Hwa P-98

Chen, P. F. P-98

Chen, Shih-En S-D6-4

Chen, Si-Wei S-F2b-1

Chen, Tse-Jun P-95

Chen, Yifan P-8

Chen, Yi S-K5b-1

Chen, You-Jhu P-10

Chen, Zhijun S-J6a-2, P-89

Chen, Zhizhang S-B9a-2

Cheng, Jingquan S-J5a-1

Cheng, Jingsheng P-18

Cheng, Kuang-Wei S-D6-4

Cheng, Qiang S-B13a-2

Chi, Baoyong S-D6-6

Chian, De-Ming B1-3

Chiang, Po-Han S-J3-3

Chiang, Yen-Yu S-J5a-6

Chiong, Chau-Ching S-J3-3, S-J5b-4

S-J5b-5, P-92

Chiu, Chuang-Ping S-J5a-6

Chiu, Hsien-Chin P-67

Chizhov, S. A. S-D2-5

Cho, Chihyun S-A1-6

Cho, Choon Sik S-D6-3

Cho, I. K. S-K4-1

Cho, In-Kui P-105, P-106

Cho, Jae-Hyoung S-F4a-6

Cho, Jai Hyung S-C4-5

Cho, K. S. S-J6b-3

Cho, Keizo S-B1-6

Cho, Kyungjun S-E2-3

Cho, Kyung-Suk P-98

Cho, Se-Hyung S-J1-1

Cho, Seungmo C1-4

Cho, Soo-Bean C4-2

Cho, Sungmin P-55

Cho, Won-Seo S-EB-6

Cho, Yong Heui S-B7-2, S-B12a-1

Cho, Young Ki S-B9b-6

Cho, Young-Jeon P-52

Choe, Gwanson S-J6a-3

Choi, Changhyun S-F2a-3

Choi, Domin P-106

Choi, EunMi S-H5-4

Choi, H. D. S-K2a-1, S-K4-1

Choi, Hyengcheul P-37

Choi, Hyo-Joon S-E5-4

Choi, Hyun Joo S-D3-6

Choi, Hyung Do S-K1a-1, S-K1a-3

P-104

Choi, Hyunyong S-D3-5

Choi, J.-M. P-81

Choi, Jaehoon S-K5a-5, S-K6-3

Choi, Jihwan P. S-C8-2

Choi, Jihwan S-C8-1, S-C8-3

Choi, Jin-Joo S-H5-3

Choi, Jin-kyu E1-4

Choi, Jiwon S-HG1b-6, P-82

Choi, Ji-Woong S-C6-3

Choi, Joungcheul S-E3-2

Choi, Jun Hee S-H5-2

Choi, Jun-Ho P-7

Choi, Kwangseok S-D4-5

Choi, Myungjin P-84, P-93

Choi, Ohyeoul C4-4

Choi, Sang-Ho S-KE-7

Choi, Seung-Bok S-B13b-1

Choi, Sooyong S-C3-2

Choi, Sumin S-E2-3

Choi, Yeji S-F3b-2

Choi, Yun-Jo A1-1

Chong, Sze-Ning S-J1-4

Chong, Young Jun P-70, P-71

Choo, Hosung A4-4, D1-3, S-C4-4

P-35, P-36

Chou, Min-Li P-67

Choudhary, R. K. G2-4, G3-2

Choudhary, Rajkumar S-G1-4

Choudhary, Vipin S-B8-4

Chowdhury, Jaideep S-F4b-5

Christopher, I. W. S-HG1a-6

Chu, Tah-Hsiung A3-6

Chun, Joohwan S-C3-5

Chung, Habong P-42

Chung, Hyun Kyu C4-5, S-C7-5

S-C7-6

Chung, Jae-Young B4-3, S-B2-4

Chung, Moses S-H1-5

Chung, Sam Young A4-3, S-K3b-4


















































































































http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-EB-6pdf

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-B7-2pdf

http://ursi2016.org/content/AP-RASC/AP-RASC2016/S-B12a-1pdf


































































Chung, Youchung B4-5

Cinar, Ali G2-3

Claudepierre, Seth G. S-GH1-2

Clilverd, Mark A. S-HG1b-3

Colliander, A. S-F2a-1

Collier, Andrew B. S-HG1b-3

Collins, George S-H5-2

Connors, M. H1-1

Cooper, K. S-J5b-2

Correia, Luis M. S-F5-1

Coşar, Coşkun E1-1

Cosmas, John P. C4-3

Coster, Anthea S-G5-4

Coster, Iris De P-73

Coutinho, M. S. C5-2

Cui, Tie Jun S-B13a-1, S-B13a-4

S-B13b-3

Cui, Xiaohai S-A1-2

Cwalina, Krzysztof S-F5-2

D

D’Amico, Michele S-F6b-2

Dai, Jun Yan S-B13a-2

Dai, Linglong C5-5, S-C6-2

Dang-Duy, Ninh P-61

Dao, Tam S-G3-6

Darrouzet, Fabien S-HG1a-4

Das, Nikhil Ranjan S-DBC1-4

Das, Saurabh S-F6b-4

Das, Siddarth Shankar S-F6b-3

Das, Subrata Kumar S-F6b-3

Davis, Timothy J1-6

De, Arijit S-F6a-3

DeBoer, David R. S-JDE4-1

Décréau, Pierrette S-H3b-3

Decrossas, E. S-J5b-2

Delorme, Y. P-94

Demir, Uygar S-GH2-6

Demirel, Ekrem E1-1

Dempsey, J. T. S-J5a-4

Dempsey, J. S-J5a-5

Deng, Ping S-K1b-5

Diamond, P.H. S-H1-1

Din, Jafri S-F6b-2, P-74

Dodson, R. S-J1-2, S-J1-3

Dodson, Richard S-J2-5

Dong, Boqun P-59

Dong, Honghui P-39

Dong, Yunquan C6-3

Douglas, Mark S-K2a-6

Du, Chao-Hai P-12

Du, Yang S-F1-4

Duan, Wen-Ying S-J5a-3

Dutta, Koushik S-B12c-4

Dziak-Jankowska, Beata S-GH2-5

E

Ebihara, Y. H1-1

Effland, John S-J3-3

El-Ahdab, Zeina S-B3-1

Elgzar, Osama H. C1-1

Elgzar, Osama C1-2

El-Khamy, Said E. S-C8-6

Elkington, Scot R. S-HG1a-5

Elsaesser, Thomas S-D2-3

Elsayed, Ahmed P-66

Engheta, Nader S-B4-6

Entekhabi, D. S-F2a-1

Erdem, Esra S-GH2-6

Erricolo, Danilo S-B7-6

Ershadi, Seyyedehelnaz S-B2-6

Esaki, Kaoru P-102

Espinosa-Espinosa, M. C3-1

Esselle, Karu P. B5-1, S-B12a-2

S-B2-3

Ezaki, S. S-J5b-3

F

Fei, Dan P-39

Feng, De-jun E1-3

Feurer, Thomas S-D3-4

Finger, Ricardo S-J3-3

Firoozy, Nariman S-K7-3

Fontana, Eduardo D2-5

Frantsuzenko, Anatoliy S-H3b-2

Friberg, P. S-J5a-4, S-J5a-5

Friedel, Reiner P-84

Friedel, Reinhard S-HG1b-3

Fujii, Katsumi S-D3-2

Fujii, Takao A1-3

Fujii, Tatsuya S-E5-1

Fujii, Y. S-J3-1

Fujimoto, Mitoshi B3-2, B3-3

Fujino, Yoshiyuki C3-3

Fujishima, Minoru S-D3-3

Fukunaga, Keisuke S-B12c-2

Funaki, Tsuyoshi S-E1-1

Futter, Peter S-B1-3

G

Gan, Haiyong P-64

Gan, Hengqian J1-3

Gao, Hong-Wei S-B9a-5

Gao, Peng S-K1b-6

Gao, Xinliang S-H2-3

Gao, Xinyu C5-5

Gao, Y. C2-1

Gao, Zhen C6-4

Gary, Dale E. S-H3a-2, S-J6a-1

Geng, Lihong S-J6a-2, P-89

Geshi, H. S-E1-5

Geshi, Tang G3-5

Gholap, A. V. S-J6b-6

Ghosh, Dia S-DBC1-4

Ghosh, Saptarshi B2-2, B3-1

Gi, Caroline S-G2-6

Giman, Fatin Nabilah S-K6-4

Gimm, Yoon Myoung A4-3, S-K2b-1

S-K3b-4

Giri, D. V. S-E2-1

Glover, Ian A. C4-3, S-F4a-3

Gökdoğan, I. Hakan E1-1

Gomez-Diaz, J. Sebastian S-D7-1

Gonzalez, A. S-J3-1

Gonzalez, Alvaro S-J3-3, S-J3-4

S-J3-5

Gopal, Achanta Venu P-68

Gopalswamy, N. S-H3a-4, S-J6a-5

S-J6b-5, S-J6b-6

Gorkom, Jacqueline van S-J2-5

Goto, Hideto S-F3a-2

Goto, Keiji S-B12a-3

Goto, Nobuo S-B12a-5

Goto, Yoshitaka S-G1-5

Gouda, Naoteru S-J2-2

Govind, Greeshmaja P-76

Gowtam, V. Sai S-G1-3

Grafenstein, Lorenz von S-D2-3

Griebner, Uwe S-D2-3

Guan, Hao P-39

Guan, Ke P-39

Guha, Debatosh S-B12c-4

Gulyaev, Yury V. S-B12b-1

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Gunji, Masahiro S-B4-5

Guo, Shiqi P-59

Guo, Tongfeng P-8

Gupta, Aastha S-B8-4

Gupta, Amitava Sen A2-2, A2-3

Gupta, Shulabh B5-3

H

Ha, Mina S-K1a-2

Ha, Sang-Gyu S-B7-4

Hafz, Nasr A. M. S-H4-1

Hagiwara, Keishi S-B12a-3

Hagiwara, Masaki P-102

Haider, Amir S-C3-4

Halford, Alexa S-HG1a-5

Ham, Young-Bae S-G2-5

Hamada, Hiroshi S-D3-2

Hamada, Lira A1-2, S-K2a-4, S-K2a-5

Han, D. S-B4-4, S-EB-3

Han, Dong Seog C2-2, C2-6

Han, Dongsoo C6-5

Han, Fen S-B13b-4

Han, Jang-Hoon S-D4-2

Han, Jungwhan S-F4b-1

Han, Junyong P-16

Han, Ki Jin S-K6-6

Han, Sang-Min D2-4

Han, Sang-Woo S-D5-4

Han, Seog-Tae S-J1-1

Han, Seungmok S-C4-4

Han, Yonghee S-C7-4

Hanada, Eisuke S-KE-1, S-KE-2

Handa, Shiro B3-3

Hanham, Stephen M. S-B8-5

Hao, Yang S-B7-1

Hara, Naoki S-D3-2

Hartnett, John G. A2-4

Hashiguchi, Hiroshi S-B5-4

Hashima, Sherief M. C1-1

Hashima, Sherief C1-2

Hattori, Kenji P-101

Hayashi, Ryohei E1-6, S-B12c-3

Hayashi, Yu-ichi S-E5-2

Hazar, Ö. S-K1b-1

He, Danping P-39

He, Jianxin S-F6a-6, S-F6b-1, P-77

He, Mindi S-K1b-6

He, Ruisi P-39

He, Zhiyong C6-1

Heilig, Balázs S-GH1-3, S-HG1b-3

Hein, Win Zaw S-G1-5

Heinselman, Craig J. S-G5-1

Henderson, Mike P-84

Henderson, Stuart S-K2b-3

Heng, Chun-Huat S-D6-2

Henke, Doug S-J3-3

Heo, Myoung-Sun A2-1, A2-4

Higashio, N. S-HG1b-4

Hikage, Takashi S-K4-4

Hirahara, M. S-HG1b-4

Hirokawa, Jiro S-B5-2

Hirose, Masanobu S-A3-2, S-A3-5

Hirota, Tomoya S-J1-1, S-J1-4

Ho, Cheng-Yen S-B9b-1

Ho, Chin-Ting S-J3-3

Ho, P. T. P. S-J5a-4, S-J5a-5

Ho, Ying Ern S-E2-5

Hocking, Wayne S-G2-6

Holmes, Violeta C4-3

Holzworth, Robert H. S-HG1b-3

Homam, Mariyam Jamilah G3-3

Honda, Satoru P-22

Hong, Daesik S-C3-2

Hong, Hyun-Gue A2-4

Hong, Ic-Pyo P-105, P-106

Hong, Jinhy S-GH1-6

Hong, Jin-Young S-F1-3

Hong, Seogwoo S-H5-2

Hong, Seon-Eui S-K3a-2, P-100

Hong, Songcheol P-62

Hong, Sunhak H2-5, P-84

Hong, Y.-W. Peter S-C7-3

Honma, M. S-J1-2

Honma, Mareki S-J1-1

Hori, Tomoaki S-G2-4

Hori, Toshikazu B3-2, B3-3

Horibe, Masahiro S-A1-3, S-A1-4

Horinouchi, Shinsuke S-E5-5

Hospodarsky, G. S-HG1a-6

Hospodarsky, George B. S-H3b-4

Hsieh, Cheng-Hung P-20

Hsieh, Yikai S-H1-4

Hsu, Hao-han S-E2-5

Hu, Che-Yuan S-C7-3

Hu, Chia-Chang P-47

Hu, Hao J1-3

Hu, Jun S-B9a-2

Hu, Lianhuan S-GH2-4

Hu, Yunyun S-B14-2

Huang, Eddie S-J3-3

Huang, Fan-Hsiu P-67

Huang, Hao P-9

Huang, Ming A4-2, E1-2

Huang, Shijie J1-3

Huang, Yau De(Ted) S-J3-3

Huang, Yen-Ru S-J5a-6

Huang, Yurong S-K5b-1

Huo, Mingming P-1

Hur, Jun P-36

Hur, Min Sup S-H5-5

Hussin, Ezzaty Faridah Nor Mohd

S-K4-6

Huynh, C. T. S-H1-2

Huynh, Hai Au S-E3-1

Hwang, J. H. S-K2a-1

Hwang, Ji-Hwan S-F2a-3

Hwang, Junga P-84, P-85, P-86

Hwang, Karam P-107

Hwang, Kyoung-Joo H1-2, H1-2

Hwang, Sang-Wook A2-5

Hwang, Seung-Hoon S-C3-4

Hwang, Sungwoo S-H5-2

Hwang, YuChul S-E3-3

Hwang, Yuh-Jing S-J3-3

I

Ibuchi, Takaaki S-E1-1

Ichijyo, Jun S-B8-6

Iguchi, Satoru J1-6, S-J3-2, S-J3-3

S-J3-5, S-JDE4-5

Ikuyo, Miwa P-102

Imachi, Tomohiko E1-6, S-B12c-3

P-88

Imai, Hiroshi S-J1-4, S-J2-2

Imai, Ryo S-B9a-6, S-B9b-5

Imai, Tetsuro S-B3-4

In, Chihun S-D3-5

Inasawa, Yoshio S-B1-1

Inggsy, Michael S-F4a-4, S-F4a-5

Inoue, Hanako S-F3b-6

Inoue, Makoto S-J1-5

Inoue, T. H1-1

Inoue, Toshiyuki S-A3-3

Iokibe, K. S-E1-5

Iokibe, Kengo S-E1-3, S-E5-5

Iono, Daisuke S-J3-2, S-J3-3, S-J3-5
















































































































































































Ishihara, Satoshi S-K6-2

Ishii, Kazuyuki P-101

Ishii, Mamoru S-GH2-1

Ishii, Nozomu A1-2

Ishikawa, Atsushi S-D7-4

Ishikawa, Yuki P-32

Ishimaru, Akira S-B12b-4

Ishisaka, Keigo P-88

Ito, Koichi S-K3b-1, S-K5a-3

Ito, Masato S-B9a-3

Itoh, Tatsuo S-B4-3

Ives, R. Lawrence S-H5-2

Iwai, Hisato S-F5-4

Iwanami, Yoko P-101

Iwata, Tatsuki C4-1

Iyama, Takahiro S-K2a-4, S-K2b-5

J

Jaber, A. S-F4a-3

Jain, Anjana E1-5

Jamlos, M. F. P-29

Jamlos, Mohd Faizal S-K4-6, S-K6-4

Jana, Soumyajyoti S-F6a-1, S-F6a-2

Janardhan, P. S-J6a-6

Jang, Bi-Ho S-J6a-3

Jang, Bong-Joo S-F6b-5

Jang, Byung-Jun C1-3

Jang, D. S-H4-3

Jang, Hyeong gyu E1-4

Jang, Ju Dong S-K3b-4

Jang, Judong A4-3

Jang, Kwang-Ho S-H5-3

Jang, Kyu-Ha S-H5-1

Jang, Seunghyun P-53

Jang, Tae-Heon S-EB-6

Jang, Won P-58

Janzen, Andrew S-J5b-6

Jayakrishnan, M. P. S-K5b-5

Jayanthu, Singam C6-2

Jayasundara, Chamil S-D1-5

Je, Do-Heung S-J3-5, S-J6a-3, P-91

Je, Minkyu S-D6-5

Jee, Geonhwa S-G2-2, S-G2-5

S-G5-2

Jeffrey, Ian S-K7-3

Jeon, ChoongPyo S-E3-3

Jeon, Ho-Cheol S-GH2-2

Jeon, Se-Yeon S-F4b-1

Jeon, Soon-Ik S-K5a-6, S-K5b-4

S-K7-4, S-K7-5

Jeon, So-Yeon S-H5-2

Jeong, Chan-Ho S-K3a-3

Jeong, Gwanghyeon P-62

Jeong, Il-Gyo P-91

Jeong, J. H. S-H4-4

Jeong, Jaehoon S-E3-6

Jeong, Jun Gi P-44

Jeong, Junhyung S-B8-2

Jeong, Junseok P-65

Jeong, Kwang-Yong S-D7-3

Jeong, S. U. S-H4-4

Jeong, Yonchae S-B8-2

Jeong, Yongchae D2-4, S-B8-4

Jeong, Young Uk S-H4-2, S-H5-1

Jha, Abhishek Kumar P-6

Ji, Eun-Young S-G5-2

Jia, Chao S-A1-2

Jian, Li P-11

Jian, Shou-Ting S-J3-3

Jiang, Bin P-1

Jiang, Homin S-JDE4-3

Jiao, Ruicheng S-C6-2

Jiao, Wang P-69

Jin, Bo S-D5-3

Jin, Chengjin J1-3

Jin, Fei S-F4a-1

Jin, Hidekatsu S-GH2-1

Jin, JungHo S-E3-3

Jin, KyungChan S-B13b-1

Jin, Sangsu S-D5-5

Jin, Shi S-C7-1

Jin, Xiao-Wei C5-4

Jin, Yumin A1-6

Jin, Zhao Yuan A4-2, E1-2

Jinbin, Cao G1-2

Jinsong, Ping G3-5

Jo, Eon-Seok C4-2

Johnson, Jay R. S-GH1-4, P-82

Jong, Siat Ling S-F6b-2, P-74

Joo, Soyeon S-E3-1

Jörgensen, Anders M. S-HG1b-3

Joshin, K. S-D5-2

Jost, Thomas C3-4

Joung, M. S-H4-4

Judd, M. S-F4a-3

Jung, Byungwoon P-37

Jung, Chang Won B5-5, S-B6-5

Jung, Daniel H. S-E2-3

Jung, Dong-Kyu S-JDE4-4

Jung, Haewon S-B5-5

Jung, Jae Hoon P-91

Jung, Ji-Hyun S-F4a-6

Jung, Jungkyo S-F2a-3, S-F2b-3

Jung, Kyung-Young S-B7-4

Jung, Minjae P-51

Jung, Seungtak S-E2-2

Jung, Suk-hoon C6-5

Jung, T. S-J1-2, S-J1-3

Jung, Taehyun S-J1-1

Jung, Won-jae P-54

Jung-Kubiak, C. S-J5b-2

Junyent, Francesc S-F3a-4

Jyothi, S. S-F6a-5

Jyoti, Rajeev S-B1-5

K

K., Krishnamoorthy B2-1

Ka, Min-Ho S-F4b-1

Kagami, Osamu S-D3-2

Kagotani, Hiroto S-E5-5

Kahng, K. S-B4-4

Kahng, S. S-B4-4, S-EB-3

Kahng, Sungtek B2-5

Kaiyrakhmet, Olzhas S-E2-4

Kam, Dong Gun S-E4-3, S-E4-4

Kamada, Y. S-D5-2

Kamardin, Kamilia S-K6-1

Kamberli, Ersin G2-3

Kameta, Y. S-B4-1

Kanaguchi, Masahiro S-J1-4

Kanaura, Ryohei E1-6, S-B12c-3

Kaneko, K. S-J3-1

Kang, Byeong-Nam P-105

Kang, Dongmin S-D4-3

Kang, Haengik S-C4-4

Kang, Hyeon Su S-C3-1

Kang, Hyunwoo S-J3-5, P-91

Kang, Jun-Seok P-105

Kang, Ki-mook S-F2a-3

Kang, M. S. S-B12a-1

Kang, No-Weon S-A1-1, P-4, P-7

Kang, Seok Hyon S-B6-5, P-46

Kang, Tae Young S-D7-5

Kang, Tae-Weon S-A1-1, P-4





















































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Kang, Woo-Geun S-K5a-6

Kano, Amane S-J1-4

Kao, Yi-Chi P-47

Karatay, Secil G2-3, S-GH2-6

Karmokar, Debabrata K. S-B2-3

karthik, Guntha C6-2

Karthik, Varshini S-K1b-2

Kartikeyan, M. V. P-33, P-34

Kasaba, Y. S-HG1b-4

Kasaba, Yasumasa P-88

Kasahara, S. S-HG1b-4

Kasahara, Y. S-HG1b-4

Kasahara, Yoshiya S-G1-5, P-88

Kasamatsu, Akifumi S-D3-2

Kashiwa, Yusuke S-G1-5

Kasu, Makoto S-D5-6

Kasuya, Momoka S-E5-6

Kataoka, R. H1-1

Katoh, Y. S-HG1b-4

Kawaguchi, Noriyuki S-J1-4

Kawakami, Kazuyuki S-JDE4-5

Kawamura, Seiji S-F3a-5

Kawano, Yoichi S-D3-2

Kazama, Y. S-HG1b-4

Keane, Evan S-J2-1

Keller, Scott S-GH1-4

Kemper, Ciska S-J3-3

Ken, Joyner S-K2b-2

Kennedy, Patrick S-F6a-4

Kersaudy, Pierric S-K3a-4

Keshtkar, Asghar S-B2-6

Keum, Hong-Sik S-KE-5, S-KE-7

Khalil, Diaa P-66

Khan, Danial D2-2

Khan, U. S-F4a-3

Khan, Zaffar Hayat Nawaz D2-2

Khattak, M. K. S-B4-4, S-EB-3

Khattak, Muhammad Kamran B2-5

Khokle, Rajas B5-1

Kikuchi, Hiroshi S-F3a-2

Kikuma, Nobuyoshi P-32

Kil, H. P-81

Kil, Hyosub S-G3-3, S-G3-5, S-G5-4

Killamsetty, Vinay Kumar B5-2

Kim, B. S. S-B12a-1

Kim, Beomjun S-C4-3

Kim, Bo-Ra S-K5b-4, S-K7-4, S-K7-5

Kim, Bumman S-D5-5

Kim, Byung-Hyun S-B6-2, S-K5b-2

Kim, Byungjoon C2-3, S-F4b-4

Kim, Byung-Sung B1-4

Kim, Chang-Joo B1-1

Kim, Cheolsoo S-E3-6

Kim, Chul-Ki A3-4

Kim, Dae Ik S-C3-4

Kim, Dong In C6-3, S-C6-4, S-C6-5

S-C6-6

Kim, Dongho C4-2

Kim, Dong-Hun S-B5-2

Kim, Donghwan P-65

Kim, Donghyeong S-D7-3

Kim, Dongju S-A1-6

Kim, Dongkyun C2-5

Kim, Dongwook P-107

Kim, Duk Kyung S-C3-1

Kim, Duk-jin S-F2a-3, S-F2b-3

Kim, Duksoo S-F4b-4

Kim, Eun-Hwa S-GH1-4, P-82

Kim, G. H. S-D2-5

Kim, Geun-Ju S-H5-6

Kim, Gi-Jeong P-84, P-86

Kim, H. J. S-H4-4

Kim, Ha-Na S-H4-2

Kim, Han-Joon S-C6-3

Kim, Heegon S-E2-3

Kim, Hongseok S-E2-2

Kim, Huidong A2-1

Kim, Hye Sun S-K1a-3, P-104

Kim, Hyeon-Don S-D3-6

Kim, Hyeongdong B5-4

Kim, Hyomin P-82

Kim, Hyo-Ryoung S-JDE4-4

Kim, Hyowon S-C4-2

Kim, Hyuk-Je S-K5a-6

Kim, Hyun-Goo S-J1-1

Kim, Hyungrak P-44, P-45

Kim, HyungTae S-B13b-1

Kim, Ilkyu S-B1-2

Kim, Inhyun D2-6

Kim, In-Soo S-H5-6

Kim, J. H. S-H4-4

Kim, J. S-EB-3, S-H4-3

Kim, Jaehoon S-B1-3

Kim, Jaehun H2-5, S-H2-1

Kim, Jedok S-K4-2

Kim, Jeong-Geun S-D4-2

Kim, Jeong-Han S-G2-5

Kim, JeongSook S-J1-1

Kim, Jihoon S-D4-4, S-E4-2

Kim, Jihyung P-27

Kim, Jin Young S-C6-6

Kim, Jingook S-E3-2, S-E3-6

Kim, JinHwan S-E3-3

Kim, Jinhyung S-D7-3

Kim, Jin-Hyun S-D4-2

Kim, Jong Ho P-70

Kim, Jong Min S-H5-2

Kim, Jong Uk S-D7-2

Kim, Jongchan P-106

Kim, Jonghoon J. S-E2-3

Kim, JongHo P-71

Kim, Jongseok S-B13b-1

Kim, Jongsoo S-J1-1, S-J3-5

S-JDE4-5

Kim, Jongyeop S-C8-2

Kim, Joonsuk S-F1-1

Kim, Jooseung S-D5-5

Kim, Joungho S-E2-2, S-E2-3

Kim, Jungho P-58

Kim, Jung-Il S-H5-6

Kim, Jung-Mu C3-1, D2-5

Kim, Junhee S-C8-1

Kim, Junhyuk S-C4-2

Kim, K. S. S-B12a-1

Kim, Kangwook S-B5-5

Kim, Kee-Hoon P-42, P-49

Kim, Kee-Tae S-J1-1

Kim, Khan-Hyuk S-G2-4, S-HG1b-6

P-82, P-86, P-87

Kim, Ki Hwea S-K3b-4

Kim, Ki-Chai E1-4

Kim, Kihwea A4-3

Kim, Kiseon S-F5-5

Kim, Kwonil S-F6a-4

Kim, Kyujung S-D7-5

Kim, Kyung Nam S-H4-2

Kim, Kyung-Chan S-G5-3

Kim, Kyung-Im S-GH1-6, S-H2-1

Kim, Kyungsoo S-E3-1

Kim, M. S-H4-3

Kim, MinHyuk S-K3a-1

Kim, Minseok C4-1

Kim, Myung Joon S-D7-2

Kim, Myung-Don S-C7-5, S-C7-6

Kim, Myunghoi S-E3-5

Kim, Nam S-K1a-1, S-K1a-3, S-K3b-2

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Kim, Phirun S-B8-2

Kim, Rok-Soon P-98

Kim, S. M. S-K4-1

Kim, S. W. S-K4-1

Kim, S. S-F2a-1

Kim, Sang Hee S-B1-4

Kim, Sang-Hoon S-H5-6

Kim, Sangin S-K5b-2

Kim, Sangtae S-C6-1

Kim, Sang-Yun D2-2

Kim, Sejin S-B6-4

Kim, Seok P-58

Kim, Seong-Cheol S-C8-5, P-46

Kim, Seong-Jin S-D6-5

Kim, Seongyeol S-H1-5

Kim, Seung Hee S-F2a-3

Kim, Seungrae P-91

Kim, Seung-Woo S-D2-4

Kim, Se-Yun S-F4a-6

Kim, So Young S-E3-1, S-E4-2

Kim, Su-in S-G2-4

Kim, Sumin S-F4b-1

Kim, Sunghyun S-E3-6

Kim, Sunil S-H5-2

Kim, Sunwoo S-C4-2

Kim, Tae-Hyung S-B6-2, S-C3-2

Kim, Tae-Wan A3-2

Kim, Taeyoung P-84, P-93

Kim, Teun-Teun S-D3-6

Kim, Woo Young S-D3-6

Kim, Woojoong P-45

Kim, Woo-Tae S-B9a-4

Kim, Y.-H. P-81

Kim, Yongsung S-H5-2

Kim, Young Sik P-91

Kim, Young Yun S-H2-1

Kim, Young-Jin S-D2-4

Kim, Younglak C4-4

Kim, Youngwook S-F4b-5

Kim, Yunesung C4-4

Kima, Gwan S-F3a-2

Kino, Motoki S-J1-1

Kinoshita, Teruhiro S-B12b-7

S-B12c-2

Kiran, Duggirala Venkata P-13, P-17

P-19

Kirkwood, Sheila S-G5-3

Kishikawa, Ryoko S-A1-4

Kishore, P. S-F6a-5

Kitao, Koshiro S-B3-4

Klein, Norbert S-B8-5

Kletzing, C. A. S-HG1a-6

Kletzing, Craig A. S-GH1-2, S-H3b-4

Klimenko, Maxim V. G1-4

Knizhin, Sergei I. G1-3

Knizhin, Sergey S-B13b-5

Ko, Jaeyong S-D5-1

Ko, Ji Whan S-B9b-6

Kobayashi, Hideyuki S-J1-1, S-J1-4

Kobayashi, Kazuya S-B14-6

Kobayashi, Masaki A3-3

Koch, Patrick Michel S-J3-3

Kodera, Toshiro S-B4-2

Koh, Il-Suek S-B9a-4, S-F1-1

Kojima, H. S-HG1b-4

Kojima, Hirotsugu P-88

Kojima, T. S-J3-1, S-J5b-3

Kojima, Takafumi S-J3-5

Kolmasova, I. H2-2

Kolmasova, Ivana S-H3b-4

Konber, H. A. C1-1

Konber, Hussien C1-2

Kondo, Keisuke S-B5-4

Kong, Ki-Bok P-75

Kong, Ling-Bao D1-1

Kong, Myeongjun S-B2-2

Koo, Jong-Seop C2-3, S-F4b-4

Koo, Joonhoi S-D2-1

Koo, Kyung Heon C2-4

Koronczay, Dávid S-HG1b-3

Kosugi, Toshihiko S-D3-2

Koul, S. K. C3-2

Koyama, Shin P-99

Kristoffersen, Sam S-G2-6

Kroug, M. S-J3-1, S-J5b-3

Kroug, Matthias S-J3-5

Kudou, Takato S-KE-1, S-KE-2

Kudriashov, V. V. S-F4a-2

Kuga, Nobuhiro A4-1

Kuga, Yasuo S-B12b-4

Kum, Dae Sub S-B9b-6

Kuma, Akira S-B14-4

Kumamoto, Atsushi P-88

Kumar, Chandrakanta S-B12c-4

Kumar, Karanam Kishore S-F3b-4

Kumar, Manoj S-H4-2

Kumar, Pankaj S-J6b-3

Kumar, Sushil G1-1

Kumar, Vishal C3-2

Kumegawa, Koji S-E1-3

Kummerow, Christian S-F3b-1

Kundermann, S. S-D1-2

Kunfeng, Chen P-11

Kunter, Fulya Çallıalp A4-6

Kunugita, Naoki P-101

Kurokawa, Satoru S-A3-2, S-A3-5

S-B8-6

Kuroki, Takashi S-B12c-2

Kurth, W. S. S-HG1a-6

Kurth, William S. S-H3b-4

Kuse, Ryuji B3-2, B3-3

Kushiyama, Yujiro P-21

Kuster, Niels S-K2a-2, S-K2a-6

S-K6-5

Kusunoki, Kenichi S-F3b-6

Kuwahara, Sho S-J1-4

Kuznetsova, M. S-G2-1

Kwag, Young-Kil S-F4b-2

Kwak, J. G. S-H4-4

Kwak, S. I. S-K2a-1

Kwak, Sang Il S-E3-5

Kwak, Y.-S. P-81

Kwak, Young-Sil S-G3-3, S-G3-5

S-G5-3, S-G5-4

Kwon, Guhyoung C2-5

Kwon, Hyuck-Jin S-G2-4, S-G2-5

Kwon, Hyuk-Soon S-C4-1

Kwon, J. H. S-K2a-1

Kwon, J. M. S-H1-1

Kwon, Jae-Yong S-A1-1, P-4, P-7

Kwon, Jeong-Ahn S-C3-3

Kwon, Jong Hwa S-E3-5, S-K1a-1

S-K1a-3, S-K3a-2

P-100, P-104

Kwon, Oh-Yun B1-4

Kwon, Sollip S-B13b-2

Kwon, Taeg Yong A2-4

Kwon, Yongjun S-J6a-3

Kwon, Youngwoo D2-6, S-D4-4

S-D4-5, S-D5-3

L

L.efevre, R. P-94

Laakso, Ilkka S-K3a-6

Lago, H. P-29

Lago, Herwansyah S-K4-6, S-K6-4











































































































































































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Lakhina, G. S. H2-3

Lam, Hong Yin S-F6b-2, P-74

Lambert, Marc S-B13a-5

Lazaridis, P. S-F4a-3

Lazaridis, Pavlos I. C4-3

Lecomte, S. S-D1-2

Lee, Ae-Kyoung S-K3a-2

Lee, B. S-D2-5

Lee, Bangwon S-J3-5

Lee, Bomson S-B6-4

Lee, Bo-Weon A1-1

Lee, Bum-Kook S-K3a-3

Lee, Byeong-Yoon S-K3a-5

Lee, ByungKook S-KE-6

Lee, C. S-B4-4, S-EB-3, S-J5b-2

Lee, Chae Jun S-D4-3

Lee, Changhoon P-91

Lee, Chang-Hyun S-B6-3

Lee, Changsup S-G2-2, S-G2-5

Lee, Chan-Hung P-38

Lee, Chien-Feng S-J3-3

Lee, Dae-Young S-HG1a-2, P-85

Lee, Daho S-E4-4

Lee, Dong-Hun S-GH1-6, S-H2-1

S-HG1b-6, P-82, P-86, P-87

Lee, Dong-Joon P-58

Lee, Ensang S-GH1-6, S-HG1b-6

P-82, P-86, P-87

Lee, Gilwon S-C7-2

Lee, GyuWon S-F6a-4

Lee, H. J. S-H1-3

Lee, Haejin S-D4-3

Lee, Hae-June S-H1-5, S-K1a-1

Lee, Hakjune P-28

Lee, Hee-Jo S-K5a-4

Lee, Ho Seong S-E4-5, S-E5-3, S-E5-4

Lee, Hoon Hee B5-5

Lee, Hui Dong P-53

Lee, Hyunsuk S-E2-3

Lee, Ingeun S-H5-4

Lee, I-Te S-G4-4

Lee, J. C. S-G4-6

Lee, J. P. S-H4-6

Lee, Jae W. A3-1, P-16

Lee, Jae Wook S-B1-4

Lee, Jae-eun P-46

Lee, Jae-Gon P-25

Lee, Jaehoon S-C4-2

Lee, Jaejin S-E2-5, P-85

Lee, Jaekyu S-E4-1

Lee, Jae-Ok S-J6b-4

Lee, Jang-Won S-C3-3

Lee, Jeong-Hae S-B6-3, P-24, P-25

Lee, Jeong-Hun S-H5-6

Lee, Ji Yong S-B1-4

Lee, Ji-hoon P-54

Lee, Jong-Koo A2-5

Lee, Jongwon S-D7-1

Lee, Jong-Wook S-B6-1

Lee, Joo-Gawng S-A1-6

Lee, Jooho S-H5-2

Lee, Ju Han S-D2-1

Lee, Juneseok S-K5a-5, S-K6-3

Lee, Jung-Won S-J3-5

Lee, Jungwoo S-C7-4

Lee, Jung-Yong S-C8-5

Lee, Junsu S-D2-1

Lee, Juyul S-C7-5, S-C7-6

Lee, K. H. P-83

Lee, Kanghee S-D3-6

Lee, Kang-Seok P-49, P-52

Lee, Kang-Yoon D2-2

Lee, Kitae S-H4-2, S-H5-1

Lee, Kwang-Jae S-B13b-2, S-K7-4

Lee, Kyung-Soon C2-4

Lee, L. C. P-83

Lee, S. S-H4-3

Lee, Sang Hun S-H5-2

Lee, Sang-Bum A2-4

Lee, Sangho S-D4-5

Lee, Sangmin A2-4

Lee, Sang-Sung S-J1-1

Lee, Sang-Yun P-87

Lee, Seok-Jae D2-4

Lee, Seokkiu S-E3-2

Lee, Seong-Chul D2-2

Lee, Seong-Hee S-C3-4

Lee, Seong-Ho D2-2

Lee, Seongkyu S-K5a-5, S-K6-3

Lee, Seongwook P-46

Lee, Seung Hoon S-D3-6

Lee, Seungjun S-B13b-2

Lee, Seungwoo S-K3b-2, S-KE-5

P-105, P-106

Lee, Sung-Hee S-B2-2

Lee, Sung-Hwan P-82

Lee, Sungwon C2-5

Lee, Taek K. A3-1, P-16

Lee, Taek-Kyung S-B1-4

Lee, Wonho S-D4-5

Lee, Won-Kyu A2-1

Lee, Woong Yong S-B6-2

Lee, Woosang S-D4-5 ,P-58

Lee, Y. S. S-B12a-1

Lee, Yi-Wei S-J3-3

Lee, Yongshik S-F1-1

Lee, Young-Kyu A2-5

Lee, Young-Sook S-G5-3

Lee, Youngung P-91

Lee, Yu Hee P-104

Lee, Yun-Sil S-K1a-1, S-K1a-3, P-104

Lei, Yu P-90

leLi, Ying P-69

Li, Bin P-18

Li, Chun-Hsing D2-1

Li, Congsheng S-K2b-4

Li, Da S-EB-2

Li, Dejun S-F1-4

Li, Di J1-1

Li, Er-Ping S-EB-2

Li, Guozhu S-G1-1, S-G3-1

Li, Jiangang S-H4-5

Li, Jing S-J5a-3

Li, Lianlin S-B13a-1, S-B13a-4

S-B13b-3, S-B14-5

Li, Peijun S-F2a-6

Li, Shuying S-K5b-1

Li, Song S-H4-1

Li, Wei-Yu B1-3

Li, Wen H1-3, S-HG1a-3

Li, Xiang S-K7-3

Li, Xuehua S-F6a-6, S-F6b-1, P-77

Li, Yong S-A1-2

Li, Yue S-B4-6

Li, Yun Bo S-B13a-2

Liang, Jinyi S-C7-5, S-C7-6

Lichtenberger, János S-HG1b-3

Lien, Chuan-Ping S-G4-3

Lijia, Liu P-90

Lil, Emmanuel Van P-73

Lim, Christina S-D1-5

Lim, Dae-Woon P-42, P-52

Lim, Jaemin S-E2-3

Lim, Jong-Hyuk A1-1
























































































































































































Lim, Jongsik D2-4

Lim, Sanghun S-F6b-5

Lim, Sungjoon A1-4, S-F4b-3

Lim, Sung-Min E1-4

Lim, Yohan P-37

Lim, Youngjoon H2-4

Lin, Charles S-G4-2, S-G4-3, S-G4-4

Lin, James S-K3b-5

Lin, Jhih-Syuan S-D6-4

Lin, K. N. P-3

Lin, Yean-Chung A3-6

Lin, Yo-Shen P-92

Lin, Zhen-Hui S-J5a-3, P-96

Linlin, Feng P-43

Liu, Bill S-J3-3

Liu, Changming P-64

Liu, Donghao S-J6a-2, P-89

Liu, Dong S-J5a-3

Liu, Fei S-J6a-2, P-89

Liu, Fukun S-H4-5

Liu, Guan-Fu P-47

Liu, Hai S-B13b-4

Liu, HongYuan P-1

Liu, J. Y. S-G4-5

Liu, Jann-Yenq S-G4-3, S-G4-4

Liu, Kangkang S-G1-1

Liu, Na S-B14-1

Liu, Pu-Kun D1-1, P-12

Liu, Qing Huo S-B13b-4, S-B14-1

S-B14-2

Liu, Te-Wei P-10

Liu, Yong-Qiang D1-1

Liu, Zhi S-F4a-1

Livingston, Robert S-G2-5

Llamas-Garro, I. C3-1, C5-2

Llamas-Garro, Ignacio D2-5

Long, Zhijun S-B13b-4

Lou, Zheng S-J5a-1, S-J5a-2, S-J5a-3

LoVetri, Joe S-K7-3

Lu, Jun-Yu B1-3

Lu, Mai S-K2b-6, S-K3b-3

Lu, Ming-Feng C5-4, P-41

Lu, Qian Nan A4-2, E1-2

Lu, Quanming S-H2-3

Lu, Wei-Chun S-J5a-6, P-95

Lucyszyn, Stepan S-B8-5

Lühr, Hermann S-G5-4

Lukin, K. A. S-F4a-2

Lukin, Sergii S-F4a-2

Lysak, Robert L. S-H2-4, S-H3b-1

M

M, Pushpalatha P-78

M, Susila P-78

M., Manoj S-K5b-5

M., Nijas C. D2-3

M., Remsha S-K5b-5

Ma, Qianli H1-3, S-HG1a-3

Ma, Qinlong S-K1b-5

Ma, Y. J1-4

Ma, Yu-Zhen B1-4

Machida, Takanori S-E5-1, S-E5-6

Maekawa, Yasuyuki S-F1-5

Mahmood, Farhan S-E1-1

Mahmoud, Imbaby I. C1-1

Mahmoud, Imbaby C1-2

Maitra, Animesh S-F6a-1, S-F6a-2

S-F6a-3

Majumder, B. B2-1

Mäkelä, P. S-J6b-5, S-J6b-6

Makise, K. S-J3-1

Makiyama, K. S-D5-2

Malaspina, David M. S-GH1-2

Maldonado, Armando S-HG1a-1

Malik, Jagannath P-33, P-34

Malik, Rafidah Abd G3-3

Mann, Ian R. S-HG1a-4

Manninen, Jyrki S-HG1b-3

Manoharan, P. K. S-J6b-3

Manson, Alan S-G2-6

Mao, Jing P-18

Mao, L. S-B13a-6

Marty, Frédéric P-66

Maruyama, Takashi S-GH2-1

Masaka, M. S-F2b-2

Mather, P. S-F4a-3

Matsubara, Kazuki P-101

Matsuda, Syoya P-88

Matsuda, Takahiro S-F3a-3

Matsuhima, Tohlu S-EB-5

Matsumoto, H. S-HG1b-4

Matsuo, Tomoko S-G4-4

Matsuoka, A. S-HG1b-4

Matsuzaki, Hideaki S-D3-2

McCollough, James S-HG1a-5

Meek, Chris S-G2-6

Mehdi, I. S-J5b-2

Mehta, Tulika S-DBC1-1, S-DBC1-3

S-DBC1-5

Melnik, Valentin S-H3b-2

Melo, M. T. de C3-1, C5-2

Memon, Muhammad Usman S-B2-1

S-F4b-3

Meng, Yu Song S-A1-2

Menshov, A. S-K7-2

Meshram, Manoj Kumar B1-2

Messerotti, Mauro S-H3a-1

Meyer, Martin S-J2-5

Miao, Deshan P-39

Miao, W. P-94

Miao, Wei S-J5a-3

Mikhailenko, V. S. S-H1-5

Mikhailenko, V. V. S-H1-3, S-H1-5

Mikki, Said M. S-B12b-3

Min, Bumki S-D3-6

Min, Byung-Wook P-51

Min, K. W. S-G4-6

Min, Kyeong-Sik B4-1

Min, Kyungsik S-C3-2

Minakshi, D. S-G4-5

Mingyuan, Wang G3-5

Minoura, Y. S-D5-2

Mir, Talha S-C6-2

Mirzaie, Mohammad S-H4-1

Mishraz, Amit Kumar S-F4a-4

S-F4a-5

Mitani, T. S-HG1b-4

Miyakoshi, Junji P-99

Miyamoto, Y. S-D5-2

Miyashita, Hiroaki S-B1-1

Miyazaki, Yasumitsu S-B12a-4

S-B12a-5

Miyoshi, Y. H1-1, S-HG1b-4

Mizuno, Yuta P-32

Mizutani, Fumihiko S-F3a-2

Mo, X. H. G2-1

Mohan, Niruj J1-5

Mohan, Nithin J1-5

Mohanan, P. S-K5b-5

Moirioka, Takehiro S-A3-4, S-B8-6

Mojabi, Pedram S-K7-3

Mojabi, Puyan S-K7-3

Momjian, Emmanuel S-J2-5

Moon, Byungchul C6-5

Moon, Enbae C2-5

Moon, Jong Ho S-C6-4, S-C6-5













































































































































































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Moon, Jung-Ick S-K4-1

Moon, Kookjin S-H1-5

Moon, Kyunghoon S-D5-5

Moon, Y. –J. S-J6b-4

Morata, Oscar S-J3-3

Mori, Tomoaki P-103

Morimoto, Hiroki D1-2

Morita, Atsuki S-F5-4

Morley, Steeve P-84

Mosna, Zbysek S-GH2-6

Mostarshedi, Shermilla S-K3a-4

Moussa, Karim H. S-C8-6

Moutaouakil, Amine El S-D3-2

Mridula, S. S-K5b-5

Muhamad, W. A. W. P-29

Mukherjee, Arindum S-DBC1-3

S-DBC1-4, S-DBC1-5

S-DBC1-6, P-63

Mukherjee, Biswajeet B3-4, B5-2

P-13, P-17, P-19

Mukherjee, J. B2-1

Mun, Jun-Chul S-GH2-2, S-GH2-3

Murad, Noor Asniza S-K6-1

Murakami, Takenobu S-K3a-6

Murata, Hiroshi S-A3-3

Mylnikova, A. A. G2-2

N

Na, Jee Hyeon S-C3-4

Nagaoka, Tomoaki P-102

Nagasaka, Takashi S-B14-6

Nagasawa, Kazuya S-B9b-3

Nagatsuma, Tadao S-D1-1

Nagayama, Takumi S-J1-4

Nah, Wansoo S-E1-4

Nakamura, Shintaro S-A1-4

Nakamura, Tadas H2-1

Nakano, H. S-B4-1

Nakano, Hisamatsu S-B9a-1

S-B9a-3, P-22

Nakariakov, Valery M. S-H2-6, S-J6b-1

Nakasha, Yasuhiro S-D3-2

Nam, I. S-H4-3

Nam, Sangwook B1-5, B5-6, C2-3

H2-4, S-D5-1, S-F4b-4, P-28

Nan, Rendong J1-3

Narendra, Chaitanya S-K7-3

Narita, Eijiro P-99

Nayak, Nunsawath Ravi P-19

Nehorai, Arye S-B13a-1, S-B13a-4

Nesterov, Iu. G. S-B12c-5

Neto, J. O. Maciel D2-5

Neusitzer, Thomas S-K7-3

Ngah, R. P-29

Ngo, Viet S-B6-1

Nguyen, Luong Trung S-C6-1

Niida, Y. S-D5-2

Niinuma, Kotaro S-J2-2

Niinuma, Yumi P-102

Niizeki, Y. S-J5b-3

Nikitin, Konstantin S-F4b-1

Ning, Baiqi S-G1-1, S-G3-1

S-GH2-4

Nirmalathas, Ampalavanapillai S-D1-5

Nishikawa, Takashi S-J1-4

Nishimura, Koji S-F3a-5

Nishioka, Michi S-GH2-1

Nishitani, Nozomu S-G2-4, S-G3-2

Nito, Yuta S-B9a-1

Niu, Chen S-K7-3

No, Jong-Seon P-42, P-49, P-52

No, Seung-In B1-5

Noh, Sung-Jun P-85

Nojima, Toshio S-K4-4

Nomura, Kohei S-K5a-1

Nookala, Nishant S-D7-1

Nosaka, Hideyuki S-D3-2

Nosikov, Igor A. G1-4

Notaros, Branislav S-F6a-4

O

Oberoi, Divya J1-5

Oberto, Luca S-A1-5

Oda, Naoyuki S-KE-4

Ogasawara, Naoyuki S-K5a-3

Ogata, Ko S-E1-2

Oh, Chungsik S-J1-1, S-JDE4-4

Oh, Hyukjun P-55

Oh, Kyunghyun P-16

Oh, Se-Jin S-J1-1, S-JDE4-4

Oh, Seung Jun S-G3-5

Oh, Yisok S-F1-2

Oh, Yongduk P-28

Oh, Yoonhee P-93

Oh, Youngseok P-55

Ohki, T. S-D5-2

Ohnuki, Shinichiro S-B14-4, S-B9b-3

Ohtani, Shin P-101

Oida, Ryota S-B14-4

Oishi, Toshiyuki S-D5-6

Okada, Layla S-B12a-3

Okamoto, Ken S-E1-1

Okamoto, N. S-D5-2

Okamura, Yasuyuki S-A3-3

Okhmatovski, V. S-K7-2

Okhmatovski, Vladimir S-B2-7

Okubo, Kan S-B9a-6, S-B9b-5

Okugawa, Yuichiro S-E1-1, S-B3-4

Oliveira, B. G. M. de C3-1

Oliveira, E. M. F. de C5-2

Omi, Shuntaro A1-3

Omura, Yoshiharu S-H1-4, S-H2-5

S-HG1b-1

Onishi, Kyoko J1-6

Onishi, Teruo S-K2a-4, S-K4-3

S-K6-2

Orosz, Gabor S-J2-2

Oruganti, Sai Kiran S-E2-4

Otsuka, Yuichi S-G3-6

Otter, William J. S-B8-5

Oyadomari, Miyako S-J1-4

Oyama, K. I. S-G4-6, S-G4-5

Oyama, Tomoaki S-J1-1, S-J1-4

Oyama, Yusuke S-J1-4

Ozaki, M. H1-1

Ozaki, Mitsunori E1-6, S-B12c-3

P-88

Ozaki, Ryosuke S-B12a-6

Ozaki, S. S-D5-2

Özdemir, Özgür S-B3-1

P

P., Jayakrishnan M. D2-3

P., Mohanan D2-3

Pack, Jeong-Ki S-K1a-1, S-K1a-3

S-K5a-6, P-104

Paik, Man-Jeong S-K1a-3, P-104

Palamarchuk, V. P. S-F4a-2

Palma, Magdalena Salazar S-B3-2

Pan, Shilong S-D1-3

Pang, F. J1-4

Pant, Tarun Kumar G3-1, S-G1-4

Park, Bonghyuk S-C7-5, S-C7-6, P-53

Park, Chan Ju P-45






























































































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Park, Chang-Yong A2-1

Park, Chan-Wang B2-4, B4-4

Park, Chul Soon S-D4-3

Park, Heejin S-C4-3

Park, Hong-Gyu S-D7-3

Park, Hongjong S-D4-4, S-D4-5

Park, Hosung P-42

Park, Hyun-Sung S-D3-6

Park, Ikmo B2-3, P-23

Park, J. H. S-G4-6

Park, Jae Woo S-GH2-2

Park, Jaeheung S-G5-4

Park, Jaehyoung S-K4-2, P-107

Park, Jae-Joon S-C7-5, S-C7-6

Park, Jeong-Soo S-D4-2

Park, Jinhyo C1-4, C4-4, P-55

Park, Jin-Soo C1-3

Park, Jong Jin S-C6-4, S-C6-5

Park, Jong-Eon D1-3

Park, Jongkuk P-31

Park, Jong-Sun P-86

Park, Jun-Hyeong P-75

Park, Jun-seok P-54

Park, Junsik S-E3-2

Park, Kyung Je S-B9b-6

Park, Myung Chul C2-6

Park, Myungjoon S-E3-2

Park, Namkyoo S-D3-6

Park, Sang Eon A2-4

Park, Sang-Eun S-F2a-2

Park, SangHyeok S-E3-1

Park, SangWook S-K3a-1

Park, Seong Hee S-H4-2, S-H5-1

Park, Seong-Jin P-26

Park, Seong-Ook A3-2, A3-4

P-26, P-75

Park, Shinyoung S-E2-2

Park, Sinmyong S-F1-2

Park, Sung-Hwan A1-1

Park, Sunghwan D2-6, S-D5-3

Park, Taehyun S-C4-1

Park, Won-Kwang P-30

Park, Woocheon S-E4-3

Park, Yong Bae P-27

Park, Young-Jun D2-2

Parui, Susanta Kumar B3-5

Patel, Ramesh S-K6-6

Patnaik, Amalendu P-33, P-34

Patton, John S-B2-5

Pedrosa, T. L. C5-2

Pei, Bingnan C5-1

Peng, Bo J1-3

Peng, Kang-Chun P-38

Peng, Zhen S-B9a-5

Peralta, A. S-J5b-2

Perov, Sergey S-K2a-2

Petkovic, Veljko S-F3b-1

Pham, Nu B4-3

Pham, Thanh Son S-B6-1

Picon, Odile S-K3a-4

Pierrard, Viviane S-H3b-2

Pinto, Yenny S-K3a-4

Pokovic, Katja S-K2a-6

Poort, Marco D. S-B7-6

Popping, Attila S-J2-5

Portuondo-Campa, E. S-D1-2

Pospieszalski, Marian S-J3-3

Pozoga, Mariusz S-GH2-5

Pradeep, Anju S-K5b-5

Pradhan, Jitendra Kumar P-68

Pu, Yurong S-B3-3

Pupillo, Giuseppe S-J2-6

Q

Qian, Yuan S-J5a-1, S-J5a-2

Qiang, Zhang G3-5

Qiu, Jianbin C6-6

Quinn, Peter S-J2-5

R

R, P. M. Krishna S-F3b-5

R., Paulraj S-K1b-4

R., Sajitha V. D2-3

R., Shreedevi P. G2-4, S-G1-4

Rabobason, Y. G. P-56

Rahim, Mohammad Kamal A S-K6-1

Rahmat-Samii, Yahya S-B1-2

Rajab, Khalid Z. S-B7-1

Rajchowski, Piotr S-F5-2

Rakshit, Jayanta Kumar D1-4

Ram, S. Tulasi S-G1-3

Ramakrishna, S. Anantha P-68

Ranaweera, A. L. A. K. S-B6-1

Ranaweera, Chaturika S-D1-5

Randel, David S-F3b-1

Rankin, R. S-GH1-5

Rao, S. V. B. S-F6a-5

Rao, Suryachandra A. S-F3b-5

Rao, T. Rama S-B1-5, S-K1b-3

S-K1b-2

Rastaetter, L. S-G2-1

Raulefs, Ronald C3-4

Raulin, Jean-Pierre G1-2

Ravelo, B. S-B8-1, P-56

Ray, K. P. B2-1

Read, M. E. S-H5-2

Reck, T. S-J5b-2

Reda0, Jan S-HG1b-3

Reeves, Geoff P-84

Reid, Hamish A. S. S-J6b-2

Revathi Venk P-60

Revathi, T. Rama Rao P-60

Reyes, Nicolas S-J3-3

Rezazadeh, Navid S-B5-6

Rhee, T. S-H1-1

Rieh, Jae-Sung S-D3-1

Rim, Jae-Won S-B9a-4

Rioja, M. S-J1-3 ,S-J1-2

Rochel, Sandrine Grimald S-H3b-3

Rodger, Craig J. S-HG1b-3

Roh, Duk-Gyoo S-J1-1, S-JDE4-4

Roh, Jin Ho S-B1-4

Rosie, Kathryn S-JDE4-1

Rothkaehl, Hanna S-HG1b-5

Roux, Danie le S-B1-3

Roy, Avisankar S-DBC1-2

Roy, Jitendra Nath D1-4

Roy, Shuvajit C5-6

Roy, Subhashis J1-5

Ruan, Hengxin S-B13b-3, S-B14-5

Rubtsova, N. B. S-K2a-3

Rui, Jie S-F4a-1

Ryu, C. M. S-H1-2

Ryu, Chungho S-C3-5

Ryu, Heunggyoon S-KE-7

Ryu, K. S-G4-5, S-G4-6

Ryu, Young Jae P-50

S

S., Oluyamo S. P-72

S.Mikhailenko, V. S-H1-3

Sabry, Yasser M. P-66

Sadowski, Jaroslaw S-F5-2

Saeed, B. S-F4a-3
































































































































































URSI AP-RASC 2016


Saegusa, Kenji S-B12c-1

Saini, Dhuna Ram P-19

Saini, Kamaljeet S-J3-3

Saito, Eri C3-3

Saito, Kazuyuki S-K3b-1, S-K5a-3

Saito, S. S-J3-1

Sakakibara, Kunio P-32

Sakamaki, Ryo S-A1-3

Sakata, K. S-B4-1

Sakiyama, Kazuo S-E5-1, S-E5-6

Sall, E. G. S-D2-5

Salous, S. C2-1

Salous, Sana P-40

Samanes, Jorge G1-2

Samsuri, Noor Asmawati S-K6-1

Sankaranarayanan, Dileep B3-4 ,P-13

P-17, P-19

Santolik, O. H2-2

Santolik, Ondrej S-H3b-4, S-HG1a-6

Saputro, Susilo Ady S-B2-4

Sarath, C. S-B1-5

Sarkar, Jayjeet D1-5, D1-6

Sarkar, Partha Pratim S-DBC1-2

Sarkar, Tapan K S-B3-2

Sarkar, Thumree S-F6a-1

Sarzi, Marc J1-6

Sasaki, Shigenobu C4-1

Sasaoka, Hideichi S-F5-4

Sato, Keiko S-A1-4

Sato, M. S-D5-2

Sato, R. S-F2b-2

Sato, Ryoichi S-F2b-4

Satoh, Kei S-K4-3

Sawant, Ashwini S-H5-4

See, C. H. J1-4

Şeker, S. S. S-K1b-1

Şeker, Şaban Selim A4-6

Seki, K. S-HG1b-4

Sekine, Tadatoshi S-E3-4

Sellone, Marco S-A1-5

Seo, Chulhun A4-5, P-61

Seo, Kwang-Seok P-65

Seo, Min-Kyo S-D7-3

Seo, Munkyo S-D4-1

Seo, Myung-Won A1-1

Seo, Yunsik S-B2-1

Seon, Jongho P-87

Seong, Heechang C1-4

Seung, Manho S-E3-2

Sezen, Umut S-GH2-6

Shafai, Lotfollah S-B5-6, S-B2-7

S-B5-1

Shah, Pradeep M. E1-5

Shah, Syed Imran Hussain A1-4

Shan, Jiafang S-H4-5

Shan, Wenlei S-J3-5

Shaohua, Chen A3-5

Sharma, Sameer Kumar B2-4, B4-4

Sharma, Satish K. S-B5-3

She, Yuanfeng S-A3-5

Sheng, Zhengming S-H4-1

Shepherd, Marianna S-G2-6

Shi, Jiancheng S-F1-4

Shi, Qing S-J5a-3

Shi, S. C. P-94

Shi, Sheng-Cai S-J5a-3, P-96

Shi, Xueshun P-64

Shi, Zhao S-F6a-6, S-F6b-1, P-77

Shibata, Katsunori M. S-J1-1

Shibata, Kouji A3-3

Shibata, Kuniaki S-B12c-1

Shibayama, Jun S-B9a-3

Shibazaki, Toshihiko S-B12b-7

S-B12c-2

Shiina, Takeo P-99

Shikhov, Ilya A1-5

Shim, Byonghyo C6-3, S-C6-1

Shim, Hwanwoo S-E4-1

Shim, J. S. S-G2-1

Shimizu, Yoko P-99

Shimojo, Masumi S-J6a-4

Shin, Dae-Kyu P-84, P-85

Shin, Dong-Bin S-F3b-2

Shin, Dong-Joon P-49

Shin, Geonyeong S-B2-2

Shin, Hyunchol S-D6-1

Shin, Jonghwa S-D7-2

Shin, Yoan S-C6-6

Shinohara, I. S-HG1b-4

Shinohara, Naoki P-99

Shiokawa, K. H1-1, S-HG1b-4

Shiokawa, Kazuo S-G3-6

Shiomi, Hidehisa S-A3-3

Shirai, Hiroshi S-B7-5

Shiraiwa, S. S-H4-6

Shoaib, Nosherwan S-A1-5

Shrivastava, Purva S-K1b-3

Shu, Yu-Fei S-EB-1

Shvartsburg, A. B. S-B12c-5

Si, Keke J1-3

Siddharth, Renu S-F3b-5

Sigg, Hans S-D3-4

Sihvola, Ari S-B12c-6

Siles, J. S-J5b-2

Silin, N. V. S-B12c-5

Sim, Dongjoo S-E5-4

Sim, Heonkyo P-46

Sim, Kyuhong S-E4-5, S-E5-3, S-E5-4

Simonov, Nikolai S-K5b-4, S-K7-4

Singh, Monika P-5

Singh, Ravi Kumar P-19

Singh, S. V. H2-3

Skalsky, A. H2-2

Smirnov, Yury S-B12b-2, S-B12b-5

Smith, Stephen J1-2

So, Hideya S-B1-6

So, Joonho P-58

Soh, P. J. P-29

Soh, Ping Jack S-K4-6, S-K6-4

Sohn, B. W. S-J1-2, S-J1-3

Sohn, Bon Won S-J1-1

Sohn, Bong Won S-J2-3

Sokolov, Rostislav I. B4-2, C3-5, C5-3

Soler, Jordi S-B1-3

Soliman, Ahmed S-J5b-6

Son, Hyuk Su S-D4-3

Son, Jaehyeon S-D3-6

Son, Sanghyun S-C4-3

Son, Seong-Ho S-B13b-2

Son, Seong-Ho S-K5b-4, S-K7-4

S-K7-5

Song, Ho-Jin S-D3-2

Song, Jinwook S-E2-2

Song, Jinyou J1-3

Song, Kyungmin S-GH2-3

Song, M. S. S-B12a-1

Song, Reem B1-4

Song, Sung Chan P-16, P-27

Song, Wen Long C2-2

Song, Yan S-H2-4

Song, Young Bae S-C3-1

Song, Zheng S-D6-6

Songtao, Han G3-5

Srikanth, Sivasankaran S-J3-4











































































































































































Srivastava, Kumar Vaibhav B3-1

Srivastva, Kumar Vaibhav B2-2

Stanislawska, Iwona S-GH2-5

Stevens, J. S-J1-2

Stolle, Claudia S-G4-1, S-G5-4

Su, Cang P-97

Su, Debin S-F6a-6, S-F6b-1, P-77

Su, Liling S-K1a-4

Subrahmanyam, Kandula Venkata

S-F3b-4

Sugiura, Hirokazu E1-6, S-B12c-3

Sugiyama, Hiroki S-D3-2

Suk, H. S-H4-3

Sumod, S. G. G3-1

Sun, Caihong J1-3

Sun, Chuan S-K1a-4

Sun, Jicheng S-H2-3

Sun, Jinghai J1-3

Sun, Mengwei P-40

Suneeth, K. V. S-F6b-3

Sung, Youngchul S-C7-2

Sutcliffe, Peter R. S-GH1-3

Suzuki, Hirotaka A4-1

Suzuki, Syunsaku S-J1-4

Suzuki, Yukihisa S-B9a-6, S-B9b-5

P-101, P-103

Swarup, Govind J1-5

Sydorenko, D. S-GH1-5

T

T, RamaRao P-78

T., Ogunjo S. P-72

Ta, Son Xuat B2-3

Tajima, Takuro S-D3-2

Takada, Jun-ichi C4-1, S-F5-3

Takahashi, Kazue S-GH1-2

Takahashi, Nana S-F2a-5

Takahashi, Ryo S-B9b-3

Takahashi, Tsuyoshi S-D3-2

Takano, Tadashi S-B12c-1

Takashima, T. S-HG1b-4

Takaya, Kazuhiro S-E1-1

Takeno, Yuta S-B12a-3

Taki, Masao P-99, P-102, P-103

Takikawa, Michio S-B1-1

Talhi, Rachid S-B12b-6

Tanaka, Kazuo S-B9b-2

Tanaka, Masahiro S-B9b-2

Tang, Hao A4-2

Tanizawa, Yusuke S-B1-6

Tapia, Valeria S-J3-3

Tarusawa, Yoshiaki S-K2a-4

Teklu, T. B. S-J6b-6

Teng, Kok-Hin S-D6-2

Terai, H. S-J3-1

Terai, Tatsuya P-101

Thakur, N. S-J6b-6

Thampi, Smitha V. S-G1-4

Thorne, Richard M. H1-3, S-HG1a-1

. S-HG1a-3

Thourn, Kosorl S-F5-3

Thurai, Merhala S-F6a-4

Tiede, Tyler S-K7-3

Ting, Pangan S-C7-1

Tinin, Mikhail V. G1-3

Tiwari, Nishesh S-B1-5

Toba, Yoshikazu S-B8-6

Toda, Hiroyuki D1-2

Toker, Cenk S-GH2-6

Tokumaru, Shohei S-B12a-3

Tomasik, Lukasz S-GH2-5

Tomura, Takashi S-B1-1

Toyota, Y. S-E1-5

Toyota, Yoshitaka S-E1-3, S-E5-5

Tran, Huy Hung P-23

Tran, Ngochao S-B3-4

Tripathy, Malay R. S-B8-4

Tsai, Chih-Yu B1-3

Tsai, Tai-Hsuan P-38

Tsai, Zuo-Min P-20

Tsuchiya, Fuminori P-88

Tsugawa, Takuya S-GH2-1

Tsupak, Aleksei S-B12b-2

Tsurutani, B. T. P-83

Tu, Wen-Hua P-10

Tuna, Hakan S-GH2-6

Turbic, Kenan S-F5-1

Tymchenko, Mykhailo S-D7-1

Tzioumis, Tasso S-J5b-1

Tziris, Emmanouil C4-3

U

Ueda, Tetsuya S-B4-3

Uemizu, K. S-J5b-3

Ueno, Shoogo S-K2b-6, S-K3b-3

S-K7-1

Um, Kwi Seob P-24

Umeki, Kento C4-1

Uno, Takashi S-B12c-1

Uno, Toru A1-3, S-B4-5, P-21

Uozumi, T. S-G4-5

Upton, D. S-F4a-3

Urasawa, Fumiki S-F2b-4

Usanova, Maria E. S-HG1a-4

Ushio, Tomoo S-F3a-2, S-F3a-3

S-F3b-6

Ushiyama, Akira P-101

Uslenghi, Piergiorgio L. E. S-B7-6

Üstüner, Fatih E1-1

Uzawa, Y. S-J3-1

V

Vail, Chris S-G2-6

Valovik, Dmitry S-B12b-2 ,S-B12b-5

Varseney, A. S-DBC1-3, S-DBC1-5

Varshney, Amit K C5-6, S-DBC1-1

S-DBC1-6, P-63

Velicogna, Isabella S-F6a-5

Vellante, Massimo S-HG1b-3

Venkatakiran, Duggirala B3-4

Verma, A. K. B5-1

Vicente, P. de S-J1-2

Vieira, M. F. Q. S-F4a-3

Vijay, Ramya P-60

Vilmer, Nicole S-H3a-3

Vinokurov, Nikolay S-H4-2

Vinsen, Kevin S-J2-5

Virone, Giuseppe S-J2-6

Viviane, Pierrard S-H3b-5

Voitenko, Yuriy S-H3b-2

Vyavahare, Prakash D. E1-5

Vyplavin, P. L. S-F4a-2

W

Wada, Keiji S-E1-2, P-101

Wada, Osami S-EB-5

Waeber, Yannik S-D3-4

Wagg, Jeff S-J2-1

Wagner, Jan S-J3-5, S-JDE4-5

Wajima, Kiyoaki S-J1-1

Wake, Kanako A1-2, S-K4-5, P-102

Wallace, G. M. S-H4-6

Wallén, Henrik S-B12c-6

Walther, C. S-J5a-4, S-J5a-5
































































































































































URSI AP-RASC 2016


Wan, Baonian S-H4-5

Wang, Anthony S-B5-3

Wang, Bichai S-C6-2

Wang, C. L. P-3

Wang, C. S-GH1-5

Wang, Caiyun C6-1

Wang, Chao S-F4a-1

Wang, Cheng S-G1-2

Wang, Congsi P-18

Wang, Dandan S-B3-3

Wang, Dong S-EB-1

Wang, Fengqiu (Frank) S-D2-6

Wang, Hairen S-J5a-1, S-J5a-2

Wang, Hano S-C3-2

Wang, Hanqing S-C7-1

Wang, HengFei P-1, P-2, P-15

Wang, HongChao P-1

Wang, Hong-Kun P-67

Wang, Hongyan C5-1

Wang, Jian C6-3

Wang, Jianqing S-K5a-1, S-K5a-2

Wang, Longgang S-B13a-1

S-B13a-4, S-B14-5

Wang, M. J. P-3

Wang, Min A1-6

Wang, Mingjun P-69

Wang, Ming-Jye S-J5a-6, S-J5b-5

P-95

Wang, S. J. S-H4-4

Wang, S. S-HG1b-4

Wang, Sen P-57

Wang, Seunghun P-62

Wang, Shengshui P-9

Wang, Wei C3-4, S-J6a-2, P-18

P-89, P-97

Wang, Xue C5-1

Wang, Xue-Song S-F2b-1

Wang, Y. S-GH1-5

Wang, Yang-Jun P-47

Wang, Yan P-18

Wang, Yuanyuan S-K5b-1, S-K5b-3

Wang, Yung-Shun S-C7-3

Wang, Z. S-J3-1

Wang, Zhaojun S-B13a-3

Wang, Zheng S-J5a-3

Wangchuk, Karma C4-1

Ward, William E. S-G2-6

Ward, William S-G2-2

Watanabe, Hiroto S-B9a-1

Watanabe, Issei S-D3-2

Watanabe, K. S-D5-2

Watanabe, Koki S-B7-3, S-EB-4

Watanabe, Manabu S-JDE4-5

Watanabe, Soichi A1-2, S-K2a-4

S-K2a-5, S-K3b-1, S-K4-5

Watanabe, T. S-E1-5

Watanabe, Tetsushi S-E5-5

Wei, Xing-Chang S-EB-1

Weinreb, Sander J1-2, S-J5b-6

Wen, Chao-Kai S-C7-1

Weng, Shou-Hsien S-J3-3, S-J5b-5

Wi, H. H. S-H4-4

Wiart, Joe S-K3a-4

Wicenec, Andreas S-J2-5

Wijnholds, Stefan J. S-J2-6

Wilson, Perry F. S-A3-1

Wiltberger, Michael J. S-HG1a-5

Won, Jong-Hyo P-58

Wong, Elaine S-D1-5

Wong, Kin-Lu B1-3

Woo, In-Sang S-F4b-2

Woo, Jung-Lin D2-6, S-D5-3

Woo, Jun-Young P-49

Wood, Mike S-K2b-5

Wright, J. C. S-H4-6

Wu, Bin P-1, P-2, P-15

Wu, Chen S-J2-5

Wu, Chung-Tse Michael S-B8-3

Wu, Hsiao-Ling S-J3-3, S-J5b-5

Wu, Jian S-G2-3

Wu, Jun S-G2-3

Wu, Kan S-D1-4

Wu, Mingchang J1-3

Wu, Qian S-G2-2, S-G2-6

Wu, Shanai S-C6-6

Wu, Shuxia C6-1

Wu, Ting S-F3a-2

Wu, Tongning S-K2b-4

Wu, Xin P-41

Wygant, John R. S-GH1-2

X

Xenos, Thomas C4-3

Xi, Xiaoli S-B3-3

Xiao, Ke P-9

Xiao, Lan P-18

Xiao, Shun-ping E1-3

Xiaoding, Huang A3-5

Xie, H. S-J6b-6

Xie, Yan-An C5-4

Xin, Hao S-B2-6

Xiong, Lei P-39

Xizheng, Ke P-69

Xu, Liyun P-41

Xu, Long P-89

Xu, Shangcheng S-K1b-5

Xu, Zhengping S-K1a-4

Xu, Zhengwen S-G2-3

Xue, Min S-D1-3

Y

Yadav, Shuchi A2-2, A2-3

Yagasaki, Reina S-E5-1

Yagiitani, Satoshi P-88

Yagitani, S. H1-1, S-HG1b-4

Yagitani, Satoshi E1-6, S-B12c-3

Yaita, Makoto S-D3-2

Yajima, T. S-F2b-2

Yamada, H. S-F2b-2

Yamada, Hiroyoshi S-F2a-5, S-F2b-4

Yamada, Yoshiyuki S-J2-2

Yamaguchi, Takashi D1-2

Yamaguchi, Y. S-F2b-2

Yamaguchi, Yoshio S-F2a-5, S-F2b-4

Yamamoto, Mamoru S-G3-4, S-G3-6

Yamamoto, Masayuki K. S-F3a-5

Yamasaki, Tsuneki S-B12a-6

Yamauchi, J. S-B4-1

Yamauchi, Junji S-B9a-1, S-B9a-3

P-22

Yan, Yihua S-J6a-2, P-89, P-97

Yang, Chih-Ming P-92

Yang, J. S-D2-5

Yang, Jian S-F2a-4

Yang, Jing Jing A4-2, E1-2

Yang, Jingsong S-F1-4

Yang, Jin-Ping S-J5a-3, P-96

Yang, Ji S-J5a-1, S-J5a-2

Yang, Jong-Won P-58

Yang, Jun-Gyu S-KE-5, S-KE-7

Yang, Liang S-B7-1

Yang, Ling S-F6a-6, S-F6b-1, P-77

Yang, Mi P-39

Yang, Seong-Hoon A2-5

Yang, Tae-Yong S-G3-3, S-G3-5




















































































































































































Yang, Yanzhao P-2, P-15

Yang, Yong E1-3

Yano, Tahei S-J2-2

Yano, Y. S-E1-5

Yao, Zhendong S-F6a-6, S-F6b-1

P-77

Yashin, V. E. S-D2-5

Yashiro, S. S-J6b-5, S-J6b-6

Yasyukevich, Y. V. G2-2

Yatini, Clara Y. G3-3

Yeom, Dong-Il S-D2-2

Yeom, Jae-Hwan S-JDE4-4

Yesheng, Gao P-11

Yeung, Keith S-J3-3

Yi, Dong Woo A3-1, S-B1-4

Yi, Minwoo P-58

Yi, S. S-H1-1

Yin, Junjun S-F2a-4

Yin, Xiong S-B14-3

Ying, ChengPing P-1, P-2, P-15

Yokota, S. S-HG1b-4

Yokoyama, Tatsuhiro S-G4-1

S-GH2-1, G3-3

Yoo, Hyung-Ha S-F1-1

Yoo, Jong Gyeong S-B9b-6

Yoo, Kyungwoo S-C3-5

Yoo, Sangjo S-F5-5

Yoo, Seungoh S-C3-5

Yoo, Sungjun P-35

Yook, Jong-Gwan S-B6-2, S-E4-5

S-E5-2, S-E5-3

S-E5-4, S-F4a-6

S-K3a-3, S-K5a-4, S-K5b-2

Yoon, Hyungoo C1-3

Yoon, Ick-Jae S-B2-2

Yoon, KiChang H2-5, S-H2-1, P-84

P-86, P-93

Yoon, Minyoung B5-6

Yoon, Peter S-H2-2

Yoon, Seong Sik A3-1, S-B1-4, P-16

Yoon, Sungjoon S-K6-3

Yoon, Young Joong P-44, P-45, P-58

Yoon, YoungKeun P-70, P-71

Yoshida, Satoru S-F3b-6

Yoshida, T. S-B4-1

Yoshikawa, Akimasa S-GH1-1

Yoshikawa, Eiichi S-F3a-3, S-F3b-6

Yoshimura, Yoshiyuki E1-6, S-B12c-3

Yoshino, Hajime P-101

You, Chisang P-37

Yu, Dai-Hyuk A2-1, A2-5

Yu, Heejung P-55

Yu, Je-Woo P-31

Yu, Jinhua S-K5b-1, S-K5b-3

Yu, JL. J1-4

Yu, Ming-Che D2-1

Yu, SeGi S-H5-2

Yu, Won-Tae S-C8-5

Yu, Xiaoju S-B2-6

Yu, Zhengping S-K1a-5

Yu, Zi-Xuan C5-4

Yuan, Wenze S-A1-2

Yue, Ma P-90

Yue, Youling J1-3

Yueh, S. S-F2a-1

Yun, Gi-Ho S-B6-2, S-K5b-2

Yun, Jisu C1-3

Yunus, Mawarni Mohamed P-74

Yuriy, Voitenko S-H3b-5

Yusupov, Kamil G3-4, P-80

Yuy, Takki S-C3-2

Z

Zabotin, Nikolay S-G2-5

Zaghloul, Amir I. S-B2-5

Zaghloul, Mona P-59

Zaharis, Zaharias D. C4-3

Zahid, Zeeshan B5-4

Zaimaga, Hidayet S-B13a-5

Zang, Scott S-JDE4-5

Zang, XiaoFei P-14

Zhang, Bei P-39

Zhang, Ce S-B12b-4

Zhang, D. H. G2-1

Zhang, Feng P-41

Zhang, Haiyan J1-3

Zhang, Hong S-F4a-1

Zhang, Hou S-B14-3

Zhang, Jian-Bo S-EB-1

Zhang, Jie S-H4-1

Zhang, Jun S-F2a-6

Zhang, Lei S-K1b-5, S-K1b-6

Zhang, Nan S-E1-4

Zhang, Qingfeng P-8

Zhang, Rui P-2, P-15

Zhang, Siteng S-D1-4

Zhang, Wen-ming E1-3

Zhang, Wen S-J5a-3

Zhang, Xinjun S-H4-5

Zhang, Y. S-F4a-3

Zhang, Ying S-B9a-2, S-B9a-4, P-48

Zhang, Yuxian S-B13b-4

Zhang, Zhanmu S-F4a-1

Zhang, Zhiwei J1-3

Zhao, Biqiang P-79

Zhao, Chenglin P-40

Zhao, Danni P-48

zhao, Haisheng S-G2-3

Zhao, Huapeng S-B9a-2 ,S-B9a-4

P-48

Zhao, Kun P-64

Zhao, Yanping S-H4-5

Zhao, Yongjiu A1-6

Zhao, Zhuyan P-39

Zhbankov, Gennady A. G1-4

Zheng, Feizhou S-K1b-6

Zheng, Jianchang P-79

Zheng, Zicai S-B7-5

Zhiming, Liu P-11

Zhong, Jianfeng P-18

Zhong, Tao S-B14-3

Zhong, Zhangdui P-39

Zhou, Chen S-G3-1

Zhou, K. M. P-94

Zhou, Lili S-B3-3

Zhou, X. S-GH1-5

Zhou, Xiaoming S-B13a-3

Zhou, Xiaoyang S-B13a-1, S-B13a-4

Zhou, Yonggang A1-6

Zhou, Zhou S-K1b-5

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