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IEEE 802.3 & Subgroups IEEE 802.3 & Subgroups - Attendance Sheet Page 1 DFW, TX - March 2003 Name Company Mon Tue Wed Thur Abaye, Ali Centillium Communications, P P P P Abe, Atsushi NTT Abedmamoore, Hamlet Pulse Engineering AbuGhazaleh, Shadi Hubbell Premise Wiring Adriaennsens, Luc Avaya Labs P Alavi, Reza Analog Devices Aldana, Carlos Solarflare Communications Alderrou, Don Intel Corporation Alexander, Thomas Veriwave, Inc. Algie, Glenn Nortel Networks Alroy, Noam Infineon Technologies Ambler, Anne Tality UK Ltd. Amer, Khaled AmerNet P Amundsen, Keith Anderson, Stephen D. Xilinx Anderson, Tony Zonu c/o ROI Technologies Andersson, Loa utfors Anthony, Deven J. Wave 7 Optics P P P Apfel, Jim ElectriPHY Corporation P Areny, Judit Carreras DS2 Design of Systems on P Armijo, Bert Solarflare Communications Arnold, Brian Cisco Systems Arnold, Ross J. Cirocodent Systems Aronson, Simcha Infineon Technologies P P P P Artman, Doug Texas Instruments Atias, Ilan PowerDsine Ltd P P P Awai, Hiromitsu Sumitomo Electric Ayandeh, Siamack Onex Communications Corp. P Aytac, Haluk Velio Azadet, Kameran Agere Systems Babanezhad, Joseph N Plato Labs, Inc P P P Bachand, Gerard E Avaya Inc. Bahalul, Rammy Mindspeed Technologies Bailey, Stephen W. Sandburst Baldereschi, Francesco Telecom Lab Italia Baldman, Andy UNH Interoperability Lab Balistreri, Jim JAE Electronics, Inc Bar-Or, Shahar Metalink Ltd. Barber, Frank PMC-Sierra IEEE 802.3 & Subgroups - Attendance Sheet Page 2 DFW, TX - March 2003 Name Company Mon Tue Wed Thur Barnea, Eyal Metalink Ltd P P P P Barrass, Hugh Cisco Systems, Inc. P P P P Barrett, Bob Fiber In The Loop Bartur, Meir Zonu Bates, Stephen **Update Contact Info** Baumer, Howard Broadcom Corp P P P P Beaudoin, Denis Texas Instruments P P P P Beck, Michaël Alcatel Bell N.V. P P P P Beili, Edward Actelis Networks Inc. P P P Below, Randy J. The Siemon Company P P P P Bemmel, Vincent Alloptic P P P P Bengtsson, Daniel Telia Research AB Bennett, Mike Lawrence Berkeley Lab Berglund, Sidney 3M Berman, David J. Passave Networks Bhatt, Vipul Bhushan, Rahul STMicroelectronics Inc Bisberg, Jeff E. PicoLight P P P Blakey, Samantha Mindspeed Blauvelt, Hank Xponent Photonics, Inc. Bluvstein, Ilan Infineon Technologies North Bohbot, Michel NORDX/CDT Bonnot, Lionel Ikanos Booth, Brad Intel Corp. P P P P Booth, Paul Cisco Bose, Ron Red Hawk/CDT Bottorff, Paul Nortel Networks Bovill, Kirk OCP Boyd, Graeme PMC-Sierra, Inc. Bradow, Timothy N Xilinx Bradshaw, Peter Bitblitz Communications P P P Braga, Al University of New Hampshire P P P P Brand, Richard Nortel Networks P P P P Brandner, Rudolf Siemens AG P P P P Brodus, Rich **PLEASE PROVIDE Brown, Benjamin Independent P P P P Brown, Dave Extreme Networks Brown, Kevin Broadcom Corporation P P P Brown, Les Centillium Communications, IEEE 802.3 & Subgroups - Attendance Sheet Page 3 DFW, TX - March 2003 Name Company Mon Tue Wed Thur Buckmeier, Brian Bel Fuse Burns, James Neetinghouse Data Burrows, Bob Elysium Broadband Inc. Burton, Scott MITEL Corporation Busse, Robert Transition Networks P P P P Bynum, Roy Independent Cady, Ed Meritec P Cain, Jeff Cisco Systems, Inc. P P P P Cam, Richard PMC-Sierra, Inc. P P Camnitz, Lovell (Stretch) Agilent Technologies, Inc. Carlo, James T. J. Carlo Consulting P P P P Carlson, Ryan Velio Communications, Inc. Carlson, Steve ESTA P P P P Carnine, Dan Metalink Inc. Chan, James Alcatel. Chang, Justin Quake Technologies, Inc Chayat, Ronen Galileo Technology Chen, Raymond Globespan Virata Chen, Walter Y. Maxim Integrated Products P P Chen, Xiaopeng Marvell Semiconductor P P P Cheng, Tee Hiang Institute for Communication Cheong, Kok-Wui Marvell P P P Chng, Alex Infineon Technologies Cho, Seong-Dae Korea Telecom Cho, Tae Jin Comtee System Choi, Chang Ho ETRI Choi, Chani Comtee System Choi, Myung Shin Telson I&C Choi, Su-il ETRI Chopra, Rahul Chou, Joey Intel Corporation Chow, Jacky Astri P P P Chrostowski, Jacek Emcore Co Claessen, Guss ST Microelectronics P P P P Claseman, George Micrel, Inc. P P P P Cleary, David Optical Solutions Cobb, Terry Avaya Inc. P P P P Cohen, Larry Solarflare Communications P P P P Colby, Jim Littelfuse, Inc. IEEE 802.3 & Subgroups - Attendance Sheet Page 4 DFW, TX - March 2003 Name Company Mon Tue Wed Thur Coleman, Doug Corning Cable Systems Congdon, Herb Tyco Electronics P P P P Cook, Charles I Qwest Cordingley, Dan Foundation Capital Courtney, Steve Spirent Communications Cravens, George Mindspeed Technologies P P P P Crepin, J. Francois Metalink Inc. Cross, Richard DoD Cryptologic Systems Crutcher, Larkin Maxim Integrated Products P Culley, David PMC-Sierra Cullin, Chris Cisco Systems, Inc. Cypher, David NIST D'Ambrosia, John Tyco Electronics Dahlgren, Robert Silicon Valley Photonics Daido, Fumio Sumitomo Electric Industries, Daines, Kevin World Wide Packets P P P P Dallesasse, John Molex Inc P P P P Dalmia, Kamal Marvell P Darshan, Yair PowerDsine Ltd. P P P P David, Yates Dawe, Piers Agilent Technologies P P P P Dawkins, Spencer Fujitsu Network De Andrea, John iTerra Communications P P P P Debbasch, Bernard O. GlobespanVirata P P P Deczky, Andrew Cantena Networks Delgoshen, Udi Infineon Technologies Savan Di Minico, Chris MC Communications P P P P Diab, Wael Cisco Systems, Inc P P P P Dineen, Thomas Dineen Consulting P P P P Dinh, Thuyen Pulse P P P Dove, Dan Hewlett-Packard Company P P P P Dreyer, Steve Intel Corporation P P P P Drory, Alon LANCore Dudek, Mike Cielo Communications Inc. Dugerdil, Bernard Motorola Dunlop, Alfred E. Crossbow Consulting LLC Dupuis, Joseph E. Ortronics Dupuis, Marc R Madison Cable Corporation P P Dwelley, David Linear Technology P P P IEEE 802.3 & Subgroups - Attendance Sheet Page 5 DFW, TX - March 2003 Name Company Mon Tue Wed Thur Easley, J. Craig Extreme Networks P P P Eckert, Edward J. Ikanos Communications P P P Effenberger, Frank J Quantum Bridge Egan, John Infineon Technologies P P P Eisler, George SolarFlare P P P P Ellsworth, Steve Bel Fuse Inc. Elmoalem, Eli Broadlight Ltd. English, Kent Boeing Eun, Jee Sook ETRI Evitts, Steve Fibre Optics & Lan Consultancy Ewen , John F. JDS Uniphase P P P P Ezmolayev, Victor Intel Fadlovich, Paul Pulse Fakterman, Boris Intel Fanfoni, Sabina STMicroelectronics Srl P P P P Faulkner, Andrew Zarlink Semiconductor Faulkner, David W. BTexact Feldman, Shai Harmonic Inc. Feldman, Yoram PowerDsine **NEED Fermor, David Cisco Systems, Inc. Fiedler, Jens Infineon Technologies AG Finch, Robert G JDS Uniphase Finn, Norman Cisco Systems Flatman, Alan LAN Technologies P P P P Ford, Brian BellSouth Fraser, Roger Paradyne Frazier, Howard SWI P P P P Freedman, Martin G Molex Connector Corporation French, Jack Texas Instruments Frosch, Richard PowerDsine Fujimoto, Yukihiro NTT P P P Fukaishi, Muneo NEC Corporation Fukichi, Kioshi NEC Corporation P P P P Furlong, Darrell Vina Technologies Gadiri, Karim NEC Electronics Inc. Gadkani, Kefan **BAD EMAIL** Alloptic Gaebel, Wayne STMicroelectronics Inc Gaglianello, Robert D Bell Laboratories P P P P Gaither, Justin Xilinx IEEE 802.3 & Subgroups - Attendance Sheet Page 6 DFW, TX - March 2003 Name Company Mon Tue Wed Thur Gamarra, Al Emulex Corporation Garcia, Adalfo A. Micrel Semiconductor P P P Garcia, Jacinto San Pablo Silicon & Software Systems Garrett, James **BAD EMAIL**Texas P P Genossar, Chen Optical Access Gentry, Denton Dominet George, John OFS P P P Gerhardt, Floyd Cisco Systems P P P P Ginis, George Texas Instruments Gintz, William C. SEUS, Inc. Goergen, Joel Force 10 Networks Goldis, Moty Beitel P P P P Golob, Larry Agilent Technologies, Inc. Gomyo, Kazumasa Panasonic Goodson, Richard Adtran Goodwin, Tom W. L. Gore Gough, Lawrence Intersil Corporation Grady, Joe Telicos Corporation Graham, Rich Enterasys Networks P P P Grann, Eric B. Blaze Network Products Gray, C. Thomas Tality LP Greshishchev, Yuriy PMC - Sierra Grow, Robert M. Intel Corporation P P P P Gu, Yongru University of Minnesota P Gummalla, Ajay P Gupta, Arupratan Intel Corp P Gurevitz, Assaf Infineon Technologies P Gustafsson, Jonas Ericsson Telecom AB P P P P Gyurek, Russ Cisco Systems, Inc. Haas, Steven Infineon Technologies Savan Haddad, Tariq Zarlink Semiconductor Haddock, Stephen Extreme Networks P P P P Haile-Mariam, Atikem Gigabit Optics Corporation Halder, Bijit Telicos Corporation P P Hall, Robert J. SBC Technology Resources, Hammond, Bernie Krone, Inc. Han, Kyeong-Soo ETRI Hansen, Chris Intel P P P P Harai, Hideyuki Sumitomo Electirc IEEE 802.3 & Subgroups - Attendance Sheet Page 7 DFW, TX - March 2003 Name Company Mon Tue Wed Thur Haran, Onn Passave Networks Harpan, Ofer BATM / 9EFL0 Harrison, Lee KeyEye Communications, Inc. Hart, Neil Alcatel Hashimoto, Hirokazu Fujikura Hashimoto, Yuji Matsushita Comm Hayashi, Dickie Sumitomo Electric Industries, Hayes, Trent Avaya P P Hays, Robert Intel Corp P P Hazzard, T.C. Great Works Internet Healey, Adam Agere Systems P P P P Heckroth, Jim Silicon Laboratories Hedberg, Anders Fibra Heidari, Sam Ikanos Communications, Inc. Heldman, Ronen PowerDsine Ltd Hemmah, Steven Texas Instruments Herro, Craig P. Nokia Networks Hess, David Nexans Inc. P P Hiironen, Olli-Pekka Nokia Research Center Hilberman, Dan CALY Networks Hinrichs, Henry Pulse Engineering, Inc. Hirth, Ryan Terawave Communications P P P Ho, Julian D. Vitesse Hobbs, Dave Consultant Holt, Keith Intel Corporation Horie, Takeshi Fujitsu Horvat, Michael Infineon technologies P P P P Hott, Robert W. Naval Surface Warfare Center Hsu, Ping Hai Industrial Technology Huynh, Thong Maxim Integrated Products Hyer, David W. Compaq Hyun-Kyun, Choi ETRI Iguchi, Alan Vativ Technologies P P P Iino, Satoshi Panasonic Imai, Mitsuo Hitachi Cable, Ltd. Inoue, Toru Sumitomo Electric, Industries, Iori, Ueda Matushita Communication Ip, Baldwin NEC Electronics Inc. Ivry, Raanan BroadLight Inc. IEEE 802.3 & Subgroups - Attendance Sheet Page 8 DFW, TX - March 2003 Name Company Mon Tue Wed Thur Iwata, Atsushi NEC Corporation P P P Jackson, Steve Hatteras Networks, Inc.
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