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<IEEE802.15 WG minutes>
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[17 Sep, 2004]
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[Pat Kinney]
[<Kinney Consulting LLC>]
[St Charles, IL]
Re:
[802.15 Interim Meeting in Berlin, Germany]
Abstract
[IEEE 802.15 Working Group Minutes]
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[Official minutes of the Working Group Session]
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IEEE 802.15 Interim Meeting – Session #32
Estrel Hotel, Sonnenallee 225
Berlin, Germany
11-17 September 2004
Sunday, 11 September 2004
9:07P 802.15 Chair called the Executive Committee Session to order. Attendees:
Bob Heile, Tom Siep, John Boot, Chuck Brabenic, Rick Alfvin, James Gilb,
John Barr, Jim Allen, Karen Kenney, Judy Gorman, Jon Rosdahl, Erwin
Noble, Chandros Rypinski, Jay Bain, Pat Kinney, Reed Fisher, Steve
Shellhammer, Stuart Kerry, Greg Rasor, Jack Pardee, and Robert Poor.
Final Payment to Ideal
Chair noted that we had two stable sessions and that we had
committed to Ideal to release the final $10,000 payment to Ideal.
Chair noted that if we pay the $10,000 we would get the source code.
Chair recommended approving this payment. Rick Alfvin moved to
pay Ideal the $10,000. John Barr seconded this motion. John Boot
asked as to the ability to change this code in the future. Chair noted
that due to a disagreement between 802.15/802.11 and Ideal on the
subject of future arrangements we would probably change services in
the future and therefore there should be no changes to this software.
Following no objections the motion passes.
Registration Fee Waivers
Motion: to waive the registration fee for Karen Kenney and Judy
Gorman. Moved by Rick Alfvin and seconded by Robert Poor.
Following neither discussion nor objection the motion passes.
Stuart Kerry noted that these two motions were passed by 802.11 in their
Executive Committee Session.
CAC:
TG1a by T Siep: sponsor ballot comment resolution will require all
week.
SG1b by T Siep: will decide if they should go forward if so then
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create PAR and 5C
TG3a by B Heile: S Wood requested that consultants should declare
affiliations. TG3a will ask for consultant affiliation. Tom asked for a
definition of affiliation. Chuck asked if TG3a was the right forum for
this statement. Chair noted that the intention was not to release their
customer list. The intent is to do a primary task not the customer list.
Judy noted that if there are multiple clients then you should mention
that there are multiple clients. Karen noted that when 802.20 started
listed affiliations some consultants listed multiple. John Boot noted
that since this meeting was being held in Germany that this procedure
should be checked against German law. Erwin commented that we
are attending as individuals not as company representatives and
disagreed with this declaration requirement. Tom Siep stated that if
consultants were to tell its contractual relationships then it should be
required that companies advise the IEEE of their contractual
relationships with other companies.
Chair read the 802.20 affiliation rule and the ANSI rules on this
subject.
John Boot commented that US law was applicable as well as German
law.
John Barr noted that a decision was made and that we are being held
to that decision without any information as to how that decision was
made nor without any representation from this group. Karen noted
that all IEEE decisions are not consensus driven. John Barr followed
up that IEEE 802.15 was being asked to follow different rules than
802.20. Rick Alfvin asked the definition of a consultant. Karen
noted that there was no definition of a consultant. Tom asked if he
would be ruled out of order if we stated that his affiliation was a
senior partner for his own corporation. The Chair stated that there
would be sanctions against a person if that person misrepresented
themselves. Greg Rasor wanted to know the basis of the intent of this
affiliation requirement. Karen wanted to describe the three different
methodologies that would be put in place to keep dominance from
any one firm including affiliation declaration, and anonymous ballots.
Chair described the use of anonymous voting; every voter would fill
out a ballot, come forward to the front of the room and be recognized
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as a valid voter, and the ballot place into the ballot box. Jack Pardee
noted that this was one part of a solution to a suggested problem,
however it was noted that there were very few consultants among the
whole voter pool of 802.15. Jack further noted that this affiliation
requirement would require a violation of existing NDAs. Chuck
Brabenec noted a differentiation between manufacturers and
consulting companies. Chuck then suggested a difference between
small consulting companies and large companies. Judy made a
comment on the size of companies noting that that the IEEE had not
requirements for balance at the WG level but perhaps it should. Judy
furthered that bringing in a change midstream is better than allowing
a deadlock to continue. Tom Siep noted that rules were supposed to
protect the small from the large and that this ruling was against that
precept. Tom commented that if we had no definition of consultant
and participation then we must not have this change. John Barr
expressed his dismay at having no consensus in this decision. John
furthered that the intent of this issue was dominance as expressed by
ANSI and this process would not resolve this issue. Robert Poor
expressed concern over the size differentiation and the fact that large
companies put a restraint on how their employees vote. How does
this comply with the European data protection directive? Judy had
not addressed this question. Chuck suggested that it might get asked
as to who is paying who to go to these meetings. Greg suggested that
there might be an IEEE liability due to small companies suing the
IEEE due to this action. Judy expressed that the idea driving this
action was towards “one company, one vote”. Greg noted that
Motorola was a collection of many corporations. Judy followed that
the IEEE did not believe that the current situation must change but
may not change at this meeting. Erwin noted that associations were
as much of a concern as companies. Tom suggested that if the intent
is one company, one vote then we should discuss this idea first. Jack
noted that the infringement of a consultant’s right to keep their
customers secret was being done without any benefit to the group at
large.
Chair recessed the meeting for ten minutes.
John Barr pointed out the requirement as to companies declaring what
consultants they have hired was inappropriate since the attendees
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were attending as individuals.
Chair noted that based on this discussion the issue will be studied at
greater length and that affiliation declaration would not be required at
the Berlin meeting. Chair noted that we would proceed forward with
anonymous voting, proceed with door monitoring, and ensuring
attendance validity.
TG3b by John Barr: initial draft by end of week
TG4a by Pat Kinney: hearing preliminary presentations along with
finishing up channel modeling.
TG4b by Robert Poor: on track towards a draft due for November
TG5 by John Boot: same as last time but has some responses to their
CFP.
11:08 Meeting recessed until Thursday morning
Monday, 12 September 2004
8:10 802.11, 802.15, 802.18, 802.19, 802.20, and 802.21 Chairs called the joint
meeting to order. IEEE 802.15 attendance is included as Annex A. There
were 54 new attendees.
Announcements
 Review IEEE, 802 LMSC, 802.11, 802.15, 802.18, 802.19, 802.20, &
802.21 802, 802.11, & 802.15 Policies and Procedures (IEEE802.11004/424r4)
802.11 vice chair read the IEEE-SA Standards Board Bylaws on
Patents in Standards
 There were no questions from attendees concerning this policy
o Online attendance recording & document # requests
o Bylaw Changes
o Wireless Network and Network Cards
 IP statements (Letters of Assurance - LOA)
o Upon a call by the 802.11 WG chair on LOA for any of the
802.11/15/18/19/20/21 WGs:
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 Stuart mentioned a patent on mesh networks from TI, and
that TI has not responded to three emails from Stuart
 Airspace Inc submitted a LOA concerning 802.11i
8:32 Approve/modify joint opening agenda (11-04-818-03-0000)
 Following neither discussion nor objections the agenda was
approved.
Review and approve joint minutes from the Portland meeting
 Upon neither discussion nor objections the joint minutes were
approved.
8:33 Summary of key working group/802 events/activities
o Online attendance recording & document# requests
o Review Interim meetings
 Jan 16, 2004 is Hyatt Monterey
 May 15, 2005 is Sydney at Hyatt
 Sep 18, 2005 could be Alaska, St Louis, or New York city
 Jan 2006 venue is being worked (Hawaii, Cancun, etc.)
 May (possibly Yokahama, Korea, or Istanbul)
o Financials/ Interim meeting (04-15-0495-0000):
 Surplus of $82,230.86 from Anaheim
 Projected surplus of $27,456 for Berlin
 Registration: 537 early, 118 late, 17 onsite
 Treasury: August 2004 $45,935.31
8:40 Report on EXCOM activities and plans
8:41 Task group/Study group reports
802.21 Media Independent Handoff Working Group Activities & Plans by
Ajay Rajkumar: WG21 is reviewing and closing handover
requirements, usage scenarios, and liaising with IETF.
802.20 Mobile Broadband Wireless Access WG: Jerry Upton (20-04/075).
This week will be spent working on the closure of the requirements,
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channel and traffic models, evaluation criteria, coexistence and other
business.
802.19 Wireless Coexistence TAG by S Shellhammer (19-04/030): TAG19
is reviewing process for P&P changes for coexistence, and
submissions on coexistence.
8:55 802.15 Wireless Personal Area Networks
15.1a Bluetooth v1.2 by Tom Siep: Sponsor ballot closed on 10
September with 83% approve. 375 comments will be resolved this
week.
15.1b Study group by T Siep: discussing whether to do a PAR on the
enhanced data rate features
15.3a alternate PHY for .3- B Heile: proceeding on down selection
process. The second confirmation vote will be held Wednesday
morning.
15.3b MAC enhancements – J Barr: looking to come out of this week
with a draft.
15.3c by Reed Fisher: SG 3c is reviewing submissions looking to
complete the Par and 5C
15.4a alternate low rate PHY by Pat Kinney: Objectives are to finish
channel model and selection criteria documents and listen to
preliminary presentations.
15.4b revision to TG4 by Robert Poor: TG4b is agreeing on the
changes to the MAC and looking for completion on this task in
November.
802.15 Working Group 263 voters, 39 nearly voters.
9:05 Report on IEEE 802.11 membership (11-04-1038-00-0000):
Voters:
411
Nearly:
122
Aspirants
349
Total names
1869
Approval of 802.11 agenda (11-04/818) Motion to approve the agenda was
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made by Collin Lanzyl and seconded by Jon Rosdahl. Following neither
discussion nor objections the agenda is approved
Following neither discussion nor objections the 802.11 previous minutes
were approved
WG Policies & Procedures were read by Harry Worster.
9:09 802.11 wireless local area networks
Task Group e - MAC enhancements (QoS) by J Fakatselis: TGe
completed another sponsor ballot and will be working on comment
resolution. TG3 is looking to go to RevCom in December.
TGj: Japanese - Shang Li. Draft 16 has been submitted to RevCom.
TGk: Radio Resource Measurement Group- Richard Paine. Objective
is to resolve comments from the latest LB.
TGm by Robert O’Hara, Standard Maintenance: three items:
interpretation request and two submissions (country code not tied to a
country, and changes to multi-rate that were made by TGg).
TGn: Bruce Kraemer-High Throughput: TGn is beginning to hear
technical proposal presentations.
TGr Fast Roaming by Clint Chaplin: A call for interest to propose
has gone out.
TGs (ESS Mesh Networking) by Don Eastlake: Sixteen
presentations, concentrating on definition of terms and applications.
TGt (formerly WPP) by Charles Wright: listening to technical
presentations on test templates and metrics for wireless performance
Study Group WNG – Globalization and Harmonization of 5 GHz by
TK Tan.
APf by Dorothy Stanley: working on describing Access Point
functionality.
Study Group Wave by Lee Armstrong: Reviewing the current draft.
Study Group Wien - Wireless Internetworking with EXTERNAL
NETWORKS by Steven McCann. Looking to complete the PAR and
5C.
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Study Group Wnn (Wireless Network Management) by Harry
Worster: This group will be working on the PAR and 5C and task
group chair nominations.
9:28 Old Business - Kerry/Heile
9:29 New Business
9:31 Adjourned joint 802.11, 802.15, 802.18, 802.19, 802.20, and 802.21
meeting
Wednesday, 15 September 2004
10:38am WG chair called the meeting to order.
WG Chair made announcements concerning the social. Chair asked all
attendees to read and understand the IEEE policy. Filings should be done
on the PatCom website.
Motion: to approve the agenda (15-04-531-01-0000) was made by T Siep
with R Alfvin seconding. Hearing neither objections nor discussion the
agenda passed by unanimous consent
Motion: to approve the minutes from last meeting (15-04-0329-000000_WG-minutes-from-Portland-2004.doc) was moved by I Gifford and
seconded by J Boot. Hearing neither objections nor discussion the agenda
passed by unanimous consent. There were no matters arising from the
minutes.
10:50 TG1a summary and status update by T Siep
TG1a has completed its 1st pass through comment resolution (~350). There
was one “no” vote with two comments that have been declined. I Gifford
asked about the procedure on comment resolutions from the Bluetooth side.
T Siep will advise the commenter as to which comments were floated back
to the Bluetooth SIG.
10:51 SG1b summary and status update by T Siep
SG1b has not been able to have any formal meetings due to lack of
attendance but informal talks indicate that should go ahead and create a
PAR and 5C which is proposed to be presented by the 17 September plenary
meeting. J Barr asked if this effort should be moved to the ISTO. Reply
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was that this action is not appropriate at this time. J Gilb suggested that this
group should stop assisting the Bluetooth SIG.
10:57 TG3a status by B Heile
The second confirmation vote failed 46% to 54%. We are now back to step
4. This afternoon will be hearing two technical presentations.
10:59 TG3b status by J Barr
This group is working on the first draft. This group is also working on a
conformance PAR request to describe what constitutes conformance to the
15.3 MAC.
11:00 TG4a status by P Kinney
TG4a is hearing preliminary presentations, presentations on ranging,
revising the SCD, hearing further discussion on channel model, and hearing
a report from the extended range committee.
11:02 TG4b status by R Poor
There has been effort on a merged synchronization proposal from Ember
and Mitsubishi. On PHY the four proposers have agreed in principal to
merge.
11:04 TG5 status by John Boot
Three detailed responses to the CFA. This group is 50% through the
technical requirements document.
11:05 SG3c mmWave study group by Reed Fisher
SG3c has completed a draft of a PAR and 5C and is listening to technical
contributions.
11:06 PC update by G Rasor (IEEE 802 news bulletin)
Greg asked for input by close of business on Friday.
11:08 TGn Issues Discussion by J Allen
TGn is discussing changing to 40 MHz channels instead of the current 20
MHz. Jim wondered if this would cause coexistence issues. T Siep stated
that TAG 19 has started to look into this issue.
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11:14 Meeting recessed, next meeting is on Friday.
Friday, 17 September, 2004
8:09 WG chair called the meeting to order (agenda 04/531r1)
8:12 Treasury update from John Barr (15-04-0495-01-0000)
o registration of 537 early, 113 late, 88 onsite 724 total
o Reg: $809,556 (aus$)
o Expenses: $304,100 fixed, $361,500 variable
o $919 Aus$ cost per person
o Surplus of $49,608 (US)
8:17 802.19 TAG by Tom Siep (15-04-0534-00-0000)
8:22 Closing report for TG1a by T Siep (04/551r0)
Motion: WG approves ballot comment resolution and directs TG1a editor to
apply edits specified in 15-04-0549-00-001a-TG1a-sponsor-ballot-resultsresolution.xls and request start of 10-day Sponsor Ballot recirculation as
soon as practical.
Moved by Tom Siep and seconded by James Gilb. Following neither
discussion nor objection the motion carries by unanimous consent.
8:25 Closing report for SG1b by T Siep (04/552r0)
8:27 Closing report for TG3a by B Heile
The second confirmation vote will continue at the San Antonio meeting. No
voters were requested to post the reason for their no vote to the ftp site.
8:29 Closing report for TG3b by J Barr (15-04-0510-01-003b)
8:34 TG4a closing report by Pat Kinney (15-04-0517-01-004a)
8:37 TG4b closing report by Robert Poor (15-04-0538-00-004b)
8:42 TG5 closing report by John Boot (15-04-0549-00-0050)
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8:44 SG4c closing report by Reed Fisher (15-04-0554-00-003c)
8:50 Conformance PAR by Jim Allen
Jim discussed the Conformance PAR which describes a test methodology to
show conformance to a standard. Jim stated that TG3 will be writing a
conformance PAR.
8:51 TGe liaison report by J Bain (15-04-0553-00-0000)
TGe has completed its first recirculation of its sponsor ballot and has also
completed comment resolution. TGe will recirculate draft 10 after this
meeting.
8:55 TGn liaison report by J Allen (15-04-0544-01-0000)
TGn listened to all 32 presentations under special orders to ensure the times
for each presentation. Many presentations included data aggregation and
others increased the band to 40 MHz. TGn will have panel discussions in
November.
9:02 WNG by J Karaoguz (15-04-0550-01-0000)
9:11 1394TA liaison by Peter Johansson (15-04-0523-00-000)
This group approved an effort to revise 802.15.3 PAL to include the
changes as per TG4b and to create a PAL for the MBOA MAC.
9:15 Bluetooth SIG report by Rick Noens
Rick is putting together a proposal as to how the SIG and the IEEE could
work better.
9:16 CEA report by B Heile
The CEA has an ongoing effort underway to characterize wireless standards
that are being used in the marketplace.
9:18 ZigBee liaison by P Kinney
ZigBee standard is due for possible release in Q4, 2004.
9:20 PC report by G Rasor
Greg advised the group that the IEEE 802 Standards news bulletin web site
(http://standards.ieee.org/wireless/) was the appropriate vehicle for IEEE
announcements.
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9:24 Policies and Procedures
Chair advised the group that the 802 rules, which have precedence over
802.15 rules, is under change so until that effort is done we will not work on
802.15 rule changes.
9:25 Future Meetings
November 14 – 19, 2004 is in San Antonio at the Hyatt, January 16-21,
2005 will be in Monterey at the Hyatt, March 13 – 18, 2005 is at Atlanta,
May 15 – 20, 2005 will in Sydney at the Hilton, July 17 -22 2005, will be at
the Hyatt in San Francisco, Sept 18 – 23, 2005 will be either at Alaska, St
Louis and NYC, Nov 18-22, 2005 will be at the Hyatt Vancouver, the Jan
2006 is TBD but Hawaii, Cancun, and other cities are being considered,
March 12-17, 2006 will be at the Hyatt Regency in New Orleans, May 2006
will be either Istanbul, Yokahama, Seoul, or Tapei, July 16 -21, 2006 will
be at the Manchester Hyatt in San Diego, Sep 2006 is TBD, and Nov 12-16,
2006will be at the Hyatt in downtown Dallas.
9:33 New Business: None
9:34 Motion to adjourn was made by Kai Siwiak, seconded by J Gilb, following
neither discussion nor objection the motion carried, the session is adjourned.
Annex A
Adams, Jon
Aiello, Roberto
Alfvin, Richard
Allen, James
Aoki, Mikio
Arnett, Larry
Ascheid, Gerd
Askar, Naiel
Bahr, Michael
Bain, Jay
Balakrishnan, Kannan
Ballentine, Paul
Barr, John
Batra, Anuj
Baum, Daniel
Beecher, Phil
Boot, John
Borowski, Joerg
Bosco, Bruce
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Bourgeois, Monique
Bowles, Mark
Brabenac, Charles
Bray, Jennifer
Brenner, David
Brethour, Vern
Brown, Ronald
Cain, Peter
Caldwell, Winston
Carson, Pat
Celentano, Ulrico
Chang, Kisoo
Chen, Nongji
Chin, Francois
Chin, Kwan-Wu
Chiu, Yu-Chang
Cho, SangIn
Cho, Sarm
Choi, Sangsung
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Choi, Yun
Chong, Chia-Chin
Choudhary, Manoj
Coronel, Pedro
Cragie, Robert
Crinon, Guillaume
Crowley, Steven
Davis, Scott
Decuir, Joe
Del Prado Pavon, Javier
Dixon, Johnny
Dombrowski, Kai
Drude, Stefan
Dutkiewicz, Eryk
Dutkiewicz, Eryk
Dydyk, Michael
Ellis, Jason
Emami, Shahriar
Falk, Lars
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Fidler, Mark
Fisher, Reed
Fleming, Kristoffer
Foerster, Jeff
Gaffney, Brian
Gandia Sanchez,
Ricardo
Gercekci, Anil
Gifford, Ian
Gilb, James
Goh, Sung-Wook
grass, eckhard
Gravenstein, Martin
Green, Evan
Grohmann, Bernd
Hall, Julian
Hanusch, Thomas
Hasty, Vann
Heberling, Allen
Heile, Robert
Hiertz, Guido
Ho, Jin-Meng
Hoghooghi, Michael
Houghton, Patrick
Huang, Chi-Hao
Huang, Ping-Jung
Huang, Robert
Huang, Xiaojing
Ikeda, Akira
Ikegami, Tetsushi
Jean, Schwoerer
Jiang(Chiang), Tzyy
Hong
Johansson, Peter
Jorgensen, Thomas
Jung, Sung Yoon
Karaoguz, Jeyhan
Kelly, Joy
Kelly, Michael
Kerry, Stuart
Khansari, Masoud
Kim, Jae Young
Kim, Yongsuk
Kim, Young Hwan
Kimura, Tohru
Kimyacioglu, Kursat
Kindler, Matthias
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Kinney, Patrick
Kleindl, Guenter
Kohno, Ryuji
Kopetzki, Sven
Kuehnel, Thomas
Kuramochi, Yuzo
Kwak, Kyung
Kwon, Do-Hoon
Lampe, John
Lanzl, Colin
Lee, Cheolhyo
Lee, Hyung Soo
Lee, Kyung-Kuk
Leeper, David
Legrand, Fabrice
Li, Henry
Li, Huan-Bang
Liang, Haixiang
Lou, Hui-Ling
Lowe, Darryn
Ma, Steve
Macnamara, Ian
Maeda, Tadahiko
Maeki, Akira
Martigne, Patricia
Martin, Frederick
Mathew, Abbie
Matsumaru, Makoto
Matsumoto, Yoichi
Matsumura, Masafumi
Matsuno, Noriaki
McCorkle, John
McInnis, Michael
McLaughlin, Michael
Mennenga, Menno
Meyer, Jim
Meyer, Klaus
Miyasaka, Hitoshi
Mizukami, Hiromitsu
Mo, Shaomin
Molisch, Andreas
Moore, Mark
Naeve, Marco
Naganuma, Ken
Nakache, Yves-Paul
Ngo, Chiu
Nobuyuki, Mizukoshi
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Noda, Masaki
Noens, Richard
O'Conor, John (Jay)
Odman, Knut
Ogawa, Hiroyo
Oishi, Yuki
Okuma, Yasuyuki
Orlik, Philip
Ouvry, Laurent
Pardee, John
Park, Jonghun
Park, Young Jin
Patel, Vijay
Pellon, Miguel
Poegel, Frank
Poor, Robert
Popescu, Paul
Powell, Clinton
Raad, Raad
Ranta, Pekka
Raphaeli, Dani
Rasor, Gregg
Razzell, Charles
Rievers, Soren
Rikuta, Yuko
Ritter, Benno
Robar, Terry
Roberts, Richard
Rofheart, Martin
Roh, Jaeho
Rosser, Eric
Rouzet, Philippe
Rypinski, Chandos
Sahinoglu, Zafer
Saito, Tomoki
Salem, Marc
Sarallo, John
Schuster, Ulrich
Schylander, Erik
Seyedi, Alireza
Shao, Huai-Rong
Shellhammer, Stephen
Shepherd, Chris
Shi, Chih-Chung
Shin, Cheol-Ho
Shiraki, Yuichi
Shoemake, Matthew
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Shvodian, William
Siep, Thomas
Simons, John
Siwiak, Kazimierz
Somayazulu, V
Soomro, Amjad
Strauch, Paul
Struik, Marinus
Strutt, Guenael
Takizawa, Kenichi
Talbot, Stephen
Tan, Poy
Tan, Teik-Kheong
Tanahashi, Mike
Taylor, James
Thiem, Lasse
Tokuda, Kiyohito
Torres, Luis
Tou, Jarvis
Turner, Stephen
Vaitonis, Robin
Van Poucke, Bart
Wakeley, Timothy
Wandile, Vivek
Wang, Jing
Wang, Yunbiao
Watanabe , Fujio
Weber, Chris
Welborn, Matthew
Wilson, Richard
Wineinger, Gerald
Wolf, Andreas
Wong, Timothy
Wood, Stephen
Worfolk, Patrick
Wright, Tracy
Wu, Xiaodong
Wu, Yu-Ming
Yaish, David
Yamaguchi, Hirohisa
Yekeh Yazdandoost,
Kamya
Yong, Su-Khiong
Yurdakul, Serdar
Zhang, Honggang
Zheng, Frank Xiaojun
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