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GHTC 2016 Has a Free, Official App Y www.ieeeghtc.org G O L O N H C 2016 E GHTC T N A GLOBAL HUMANITARIAN I I E R E A E T TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE I GL AN OBAL HUM October 13 - 16, 2016 Seattle, Washington, USA Technology for the Benefit of Humanity Organized and Sponsored by IEEE Region 6, IEEE Seattle Section, IEEE Oregon Section and IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology FINAL PROGRAM Whova Conference Navigation Application Dear GHTC attendee, We'd like to announce that IEEE GHTC 2016 has a free, official app. You can download the free official Whova app for our event: http://whova.com/portal/ieeeg_201610 You'll be able to: o View the event agenda and plan your schedule. o Plan ahead whom to meet at the event by browsing attendee profiles in advance. o Send in‐app messages and exchange contact info. o Find attendees with common affiliations, education, shared networks and social profiles. o Receive update notifications from organizers. o Access agenda, GPS guidance, maps, and parking directions. After downloading, sign up on Whova with the email address that you used to RSVP for our event, or sign up using your social media accounts. If you are asked to enter an invitation code to join the event, please use the following invitation code: ieeqg Table of Contents 1 Welcome 2 Committee 3 Reviewers 4 GHTC Co‐sponsors 5 GHTC Patrons 6 GHTC Technical Co‐sponsors 7 Speakers 14 Panels 17 SIGHT Workshop 18 Humanitarian Activities meeting 19 Program at a Glance GHTC 2017 Call for Papers Hotel Floor Plan Welcome to GHTC 2016 On behalf of the conference steering committee and all the GHTC volunteers, I welcome you to the 6th Annual IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference. This year we are continuing in Seattle, where this conference series began, and home to a vibrant technical community. Our conference aims to: Share knowledge, network, and cooperate in the humanitarian and emergency management fields. Impact the lives of billions of disadvantaged a people and vulnerable groups around the world. Focus attention on innovators for humanitarian technologies that promote successful practice. Attract humanitarian and emergency management practitioners to learn from their successes and guide future research. Contribute to a worldwide movement to advance technology for humanity, including related conferences around the world, supported by IEEE Humanitarian Activities Committee. Supporting engineering volunteers: IEEE SIGHT chapters, IEEE Smart Village teams, Engineering for Change (E4C) and Engineering without Borders (EWB). Our conference features a full program of workshops, technical papers, case studies, demonstrations, posters, distinguished panels, exhibits, awards and a student paper contest. We have an excellent lineup of speakers representing academia, practitioners, inventors, NGOs, governments and corporations from around the world. Papers and case studies cover 9 key areas. Our value proposition is that we are attracting humanitarian technology practitioners, students of that technology and supporters of that technology. A lot people deserve our gratitude: Authors for submitting compelling papers, cases studies and inventions Program committee members for reviewing submissions, and providing actionable feedback to ensure a high quality program The publications team for creating the conference proceedings, for distribution to attendees and publication in IEEE Xplore The conference steering committee for their hard work and commitment to ensuring a successful conference Please use this opportunity to share experiences and learn from your peers. We hope you enjoy the conference. Please, network, make new friends, and build relationships with future partners. Yours, Joseph Decuir, IEEE Fellow GHTC 2016 Conference Chair page 1 GHTC 2016 Committees GHTC 2016 Organizing Committee Position Name Registration Chair Scott Tamashiro Chair Joe Decuir Local Arrangements & AV Erik Godo Vice-Chair Dick Wilkins Conference Volunteers Tyler Marshall Secretary/ program manager Erik Godo Dennis Heidner Treasurer Gim Soon Wan Publicity Chair / Social Media John Prohodsky Assistant treasurer Mei-Chien Lu Website Lance McBride Program co-chairs John Prohodsky Ed Perkins Vasudeva Alturi Publications Paul Wesling Plenary/Keynote/Panels Chair Silvia Figueira Camtasia Brian McGrady Technical Program Chair Truc Ngo EDAS System Support Michael Brisbois Program Design Jim Miller Ed Perkins Agriculture Track Chair Khanjan Mehta Sponsorship Joe Decuir Connectivity & Communication Michael Brisbois James Miller Chair Exhibitors Joe Decuir Jackie Stenson Mei-Chien Lu Deployment Track Co-chairs Roger Johnson Michael Brisbois Disaster Management Chair Eric Ma Young Professionals Committee Ravendar Lel Education Track Chair Adil Usman Mailing Lists Robert Vice Mei-Chien Lu Chair of IST-Africa & ISTAS Paul Cunningham Energy Track Co-Chairs Alfredo Vaccaro Charmayne Hughes Health Track Co-Chairs GHTC Advisory Committee Alan Mickelson Humanitarian Challenges, Hemant Vora Position Name Opportunities Track Co-Chairs Ed Perkins Advisory Chair Catherine Nelson Water & Sanitation Track Chair John Prohodsky Advisor Michael Andrews Invited Posters Chair Mario Aleman Advisor Ed Aoki Student Papers & Contest Chair Charmayne Hughes Advisor Tom Coughlin Suryadip Poster Chair Nathan Johnson Chakraborty Advisor Advisor Kathleen Kramer Seattle Section representative Alon Newton Advisor Daniel Lottis Oregon Section representative John Prohodsky Advisor Ed Perkins Region 6 representative Tom Coughlin Advisor Lewis Terman SSIT representative Paul Cunningham IEEE-USA representative Charles Rubenstein EMBS representative John Prohodsky PES representative Nathan Johnson MTT-S representative Timothy Lee Page 2 GHTC 2016 Reviewers We thank the following individuals for their key assistance: Rakshit Agrawal, University of California, Santa Cruz Sherry Levin, Drexel University Adam Arabian, Seattle Pacific University Alvaro Lorca, Georgia Institute of Technology Vasudeva Atluri, Renavitas Technologies, LLC Mei-Chien Lu, IEEE Shayne Bement, HS2 Academy Mikaya Lumori, University of San Diego Satyajit Bhowmick, University of Cincinnati Peter Lusch, Partner Amy Bilton, University of Toronto Kathleen Ly, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Leonard J. Bohmann, Michigan Tech Eric Z. Ma, Fuller Theological Seminary Michael Brisbois, IEEE Khanjan Mehta, Penn State Bob Brodfuehrer, Retired Alan Mickelson, University of Colorado at Boulder Suryadip Chakraborty, University of Cincinnati James Miller, SYNECTICS, Ltd. Daniel Chamberlain, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Siu-Cheung Mok, Engineers Without Borders (Hong Kong) Ryan Chartier, RTI International Alexander Moseson, Purdue University Cong Chen Yogi Muliandi, Universitas Indonesia Thomas Coughlin, Coughlin Associates Truc Ngo, University of San Diego Leann Christianson, California State University, East Bay Shyam Nigam, Tata Elxsi Ltd Toby Cumberbatch, The Cooper Union Miriam Orcutt, King's College London Miriam Cunningham, Stockholm University Kevin Passino, The Ohio State University Paul Cunningham, Stockholm University Vishnu Pendyala, Santa Clara University Odesma Dalrymple, University of San Diego Edward Perkins, Self-employed J. Lynn Davis, RTI International Quoc Henry Pham, Lockheed Martin Charles Delahunt, Intellectual Ventures Lab John Prohodsky, Future Envisioned Rachel Dzombak, University of California, Berkeley Azhar Rashid, American University of Sharjah Adel El Shahat, Georgia Southern University Sarah Ritter, Penn State University Peijie Feng, Qualcomm Inc Christopher Rumple, University of Wyoming Silvia Figueira, Santa Clara University Muhammad Rabeet Sagri, Wavetec Private Limited Richard Fletcher, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Srinivas Saripalle, IEEE Erik Godo, Boeing Sajjad Shah, Bahria University Islamabad David Gould, Walden University Kip Sikes, Retired Howard Greene, The Ohio State University Pritpal Singh, Villanova University Peter Hawrylak, University of Tulsa Atreyee Sinha, Edgewood College Silvia Hostettler, Ecole Polytechnique Federale Jackie Stenson, ESSMART de Lausanne (EPFL) Daniel Sweeney, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Liming Hu, Intellectual Ventures Laboratory Adil Usman, Indian Institute of Technology Mandi Charmayne Hughes, San Francisco State University Alfredo Vaccaro, University of Sannio Hassaan Idrees, Arizona State University Nishant Verma, Reva University Nathan Johnson, Arizona State University Eric Verploegen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Roger Johnson, Eidon, LLC Hemant Vora, IEEE Saraswati Kaja, IEEE Daniel Watson, Coventry University Jae Kim, University of San Diego Michael Weber, On Vector Tech Kathleen Kramer, University of San Diego Wenwei Zha, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and AnguSundaresh Krishnakumar, University of Houston State University Clear Lake Ethan LaRochelle, Dartmouth College Tim Lee, IEEE MTT-S Page 3 GHTC 2016 CO-SPONSORS IEEE Region 6 http://sites.ieee.org/r6 IEEE Seattle Section IEEE Seattle Section www.ieee-seattle.org https://ieee-oregon.org IEEE Society on Social Implication of Technology Page 4 www.ieeessit.org GHTC 2016 PROUD PATRONS Humanitarian Activities Committee www.intellectualventures.com/globalgood Vodafone Americas Foundation IEEE Seattle Section www.ieee-seattle.org http://vodafone-us.com Joe Decuir www.linkedin.com/in/joedecuir www.renavitas.com Page 5 GHTC 2016 Technical Partners http://cesoc.ieee.org www.ieee-pes.org www.ieeessit.org www.embs.org www.mtt.org www.ieeeusa.org SUBMIT A PAPER FOR GHTC 2017 in San Jose, CA (Silicon
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