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Vita Howard Jay Siegel Professor Emeritus Colorado State University Vita Howard Jay Siegel Professor Emeritus Colorado State University May 22, 2021 Summary ...................................................................................................................................................... 3 Personal Information .................................................................................................................................. 4 Contact Information ...................................................................................................................................... 5 Faculty Positions ........................................................................................................................................... 5 Education ...................................................................................................................................................... 6 Fellow ........................................................................................................................................................... 6 Other Professional Appointments ................................................................................................................. 6 Consulting Activities .................................................................................................................................... 7 Honor Society Memberships ......................................................................................................................... 8 Honors and Awards ....................................................................................................................................... 8 Research Activities .................................................................................................................................... 14 Research Grants and Contracts Received ................................................................................................... 14 Journal Articles ........................................................................................................................................... 23 Conference Papers and Presentations ......................................................................................................... 33 Research Books Authored or Edited ........................................................................................................... 67 Research Book Chapters ............................................................................................................................. 68 Articles Reprinted in Books ........................................................................................................................ 70 Newsletter Articles ...................................................................................................................................... 72 Technical Reports ....................................................................................................................................... 72 Patents ......................................................................................................................................................... 77 Copyright Material ...................................................................................................................................... 77 Invited Lectures .......................................................................................................................................... 77 Purdue Electrical and Computer Engineering Industrial Institute Workshop Activities ............................ 87 Educational Activities ............................................................................................................................... 90 Ph.D. Thesis Supervision Completed ......................................................................................................... 90 M.S.E.E. Thesis Supervision Completed at Purdue University .................................................................. 93 M.S. Thesis Supervision Completed at Colorado State University ............................................................ 94 Graduate Non-Thesis Research Project Supervision Completed at Purdue ................................................ 94 Graduate Non-Thesis Research Project Supervision Completed at Colorado State University ................. 95 Undergraduate Honors Thesis Supervision Completed at Colorado State University ................................ 95 Senior Design Project Supervision Completed at Colorado State University ............................................ 95 Undergraduate Independent Study ECE 495 Supervision Completed at Colorado State University ......... 96 Post-Doctoral Researcher Supervision Completed ..................................................................................... 96 Ph.D. and M.S. Thesis Students Currently Being Supervised .................................................................... 96 Senior Design Students Currently Being Supervised.................................................................................. 96 Post-Doctoral Researcher Currently Being Supervised .............................................................................. 96 Courses Developed at Purdue University ................................................................................................... 96 Courses Developed at Colorado State University ....................................................................................... 97 Courses “In Charge Of” at Purdue University ............................................................................................ 97 Page 2 H.J. Siegel Vita (continued) Courses “Responsible For” at Colorado State University........................................................................... 97 Continuing Education Video Tape Courses Developed .............................................................................. 97 Tutorials Presented ...................................................................................................................................... 97 Professional Service ................................................................................................................................ 102 Journal Editor and Editorial Board Positions ............................................................................................ 102 Conference/Workshop Organizing and Program Committees .................................................................. 103 Panel Organizer, Panel Moderator, and/or Panelist .................................................................................. 109 Professional Society Memberships and Committees ................................................................................ 113 Conference Session Chair and/or Session Organizer ................................................................................ 115 Service for Other Universities................................................................................................................... 119 Activities as a Referee .............................................................................................................................. 119 University Service ................................................................................................................................... 120 Purdue University Electrical and Computer Engineering School Committee Activities .......................... 120 Purdue University School of Engineering Committee Activities ............................................................. 121 Purdue University-wide Committee Activities ......................................................................................... 121 Indiana State-wide Committee Activities ................................................................................................. 122 Colorado State University Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Committee Activities ..... 122 Colorado State University Computer Science Department Committee Activities ................................... 122 Colorado State University College of Engineering Committee Activities ............................................... 122 Colorado State University College of Natural Science Committee Activities .......................................... 122 Colorado State University-wide Committee Activities............................................................................. 123 Colorado State University Information Science and Technology Center (ISTeC) Activities .................. 123 Community Service ................................................................................................................................. 126 Rist Canyon Volunteer Fire Department (RCVFD), Bellvue, CO ............................................................ 126 Congregation Har Shalom, Fort Collins, CO ............................................................................................ 126 Redstone Estates Road Association (RERA), Bellvue, CO ...................................................................... 127 Other Activities ....................................................................................................................................... 127 Vita Howard Jay Siegel Professor Emeritus Colorado State University Summary H.J. Siegel is a Professor Emeritus and Senior Research Scientist/Scholar at Colorado State University (CSU). From 2001 to 2017, he was the George T. Abell Endowed
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