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IEEE Systems Council Regional Activities & Chapters Committee

IEEE Systems Council Regional Activities & Chapters Committee. Member Services: Transnational/Chapters/Fellows Regional Activities & Chapters Committee Status Briefing for IEEE Systems Council AdCom Prof. (Winston) Wai-Chi Fang VP- Member Service

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IEEE Systems Council Regional Activities & Chapters Committee

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  1. IEEE Systems Council Regional Activities & Chapters Committee Member Services: Transnational/Chapters/Fellows Regional Activities & Chapters Committee Status Briefing for IEEE Systems Council AdCom Prof. (Winston) Wai-Chi Fang VP- Member Service Chairman of the Regional Activities Committee Date: April 11, 2008 Location: Montreal, Canada

  2. IEEE Systems Council’s Regional Activities & Chapters Committee Welcome to the IEEE Systems Council's Regional Activities and Chapters Committee (Winston) Wai-Chi Fang, Ph.D., IEEE Fellow VP- Member Service & Chairman, Regional Activities & Chapters Committee

  3. IEEE Systems Council’s Regional Activities & Chapters Committee Chairman Introduction (Winston) Wai-Chi Fang, Ph.D., IEEE Fellow 方偉騏 博士, 美國電機電子工程學院 院士 • Transnational Liaison, IEEE Systems Council • Chairman, Regional Activities & Chapter Committee of IEEE Systems Council • VP-Memebr Service, IEEE Systems Council • Governor, Board of Governors of IEEE Circuits and Systems Society • Senior Engineer/Manager, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, USA • TSMC Distinguished Chair Professor, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan

  4. An Introduction to…IEEE Systems Council The logo of IEEE Systems Council was approved by the IEEE Systems Council AdCom on May 13, 2006. • The IEEE Technical Activity Board has approved a Systems Council to build systems application focused synergy among 15 IEEE Societies who have formed this Council. These societies include: • • Systems, Man and Cybernetics (SMC) • • Instrumentation and Measurement (IMS) • • Microwave Theory and Techniques (MTT) • • Aerospace & Electronic Systems (AES) • • Product Safety Engineering (PSES) • • Computational Intelligence (CIS) • • Robotics and Automation (RAS) • • Engineering Management (EMS) • • Oceanic Engineering (OES) • • Circuits and Systems (CAS) • • Power Electronics (PES) • • Communications (COMSOC) • • Control Systems (CSS) • • Computer (CS) • • Reliability (RS) IEEESystems Council Website: http://www.ieeesystemscouncil.org

  5. IEEE Systems CouncilGoverning Documents :IEEE Systems Council Constitution - FINAL (RCR) 5/18/05(http://www.ieeesystemscouncil.org/docs/IEEE%20Systems%20Council%20Constitution%20FINAL.pdf) Table of Contents • ARTICLE I NAME AND PURPOSE • Section 1 Name • Section 2 Purpose • ARTICLE II FIELD OF INTEREST • Section 1 Field of Interest • ARTICLE III MEMBERSHIP OF COUNCIL • Section 1 Council and Member Societies • Section 2 New Member Societies • Section 3 Removal of Member Societies • Section 4 Officers of Council Administrative Committee (AdCom) • Section 5 Voting Members of Council AdCom • Section 6 IEEE Membership Requirement • Section 7 Member Representative Appointment and Voting Privileges • Section 8 Terms of Member Society Representatives • Section 9 Vacancies of Member Society Representatives • Section 10 Non-Voting Ex-Officio Members of Council AdCom • ARTICLE IV ELECTION AND APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS • Section 1 Election of Officers • Section 2 Method of Election • Section 3 Filling of Council Office Vacancies Table of Contents (conti.) • ARTICLE V POWERS, PRIVILEGES, AND DUTIES • Section 1 Duties of Officers and Members • Section 2 Appointment of Secretary, Editors, Committee Chairpersons • Section 3 Duties of Council President • Section 4 Establishment of Standing Committees • Section 5 Expenditures and Debts • ARTICLE VI FINANCIAL SUPPORT & EXPENDITURES • Section 1 Regular Income • Section 2 Additional Revenues • Section 3 Prohibited Expenditures • ARTICLE VII MEETINGS • Section 1 Meetings • Section 2 Annual Meeting • Section 3 Quorum and ex-officio members • Section 4 Alternate Representatives • Section 5 Business Conducted by Telecommunication • Section 6 Lack of Quorum • ARTICLE VIII PUBLICATIONS • Section 1 Publication Policies • Section 2 Publication of Council Periodicals • ARTICLE IX CONFERENCES AND TECHNICAL MEETINGS • Section 1 Meetings Policies • ARTICLE X RECALL • Section 1 Recall of Member Society Representatives • Section 2 Recall of Voting Procedures • ARTICLE XI AMENDMENTS • Section 1 Adoption and Amendment of Constitution • Section 2 Precedence of IEEE Constitution, Bylaws, and Policies • Section 3 Effective Date of Constitution

  6. Chapter Support Programby Mark Montrose, Division IV Director ElectIEEE PSES Representative • RAA (Responsibility/Accountability/Authority) is under VP – Member Services • Provides financial support to Chapters to help with expenses related to hosting meetings, speakers or local events/activities. • This support program is not related to the Distinguished Lecturer financial support program. A chapter can use one or the other mode of financial support from the Council. • The maximum amount of support will be $600/year per chapter. Multiple requests may be made as long as the calendar year amount does not exceed $600. • Chapter support is not limited to only Systems Council Chapters but may be used in conjunction with joint chapters. For this situation, pro-rated use of funds must be shared. • The Chapter requesting funding will make a written request to the VP of Technical Operations who will then approve or disapprove. If approved the request goes to the Council Treasurer for disbursement from IEEE HQ. • Sufficient details on use of the money must be made in the formal request.

  7. IEEE Systems Council’s Chapter Information • Chapter InformationWhy should Society members form a Chapter?Chapters are ideal vehicles for informative technical meetings and for networking at the local level. Chapters can receive funding from both the parent technical Society and the parent Section. • Who can form an IEEE Chapter?To form a Chapter, you must be an active member of the IEEE holding the grade of Member, Senior Member or Fellow. You must also be a member of the Section, and the Society. If it is a joint Chapter, membership in only one of the Sections is required. • How do I form a Chapter?By completing a Society Chapter petition which must be signed by at least 12 qualified members and approved by the Section Chair. IEEE Staff is available to assist you in any step of the process of Chapter Development. Please visit the IEEE Society Chapter home page or direct any questions to: April Nakamura, IEEE Society Chapter Coordinator, phone: +1 732 562 3846, fax: +1 732 981 1769, e-mail: tad-chap-dev@ieee.org. • What is the difference between a Region, a Section and a Chapter?The membership of the IEEE is divided geographically into three administrative Units. The first division is that of Regions of which there are 10 worldwide. They are: Regions 1-6 which consist of the IEEE membership in the United States; Region 7 is Canadian members; Region 8 is Europe, Africa and the Middle East; Region 9 is Latin America and the Caribbean; and Region 10 is Asia, Australia and the Pacific Rim countries. The second division is Sections. There are about 300 Sections, which are subunits of Regions, divided geographically to facilitate administration and local activities. The third division is Chapters. Chapters are technical subunits of one or more Sections. There are 37 different Technical Societies which are represented by the Chapters in each Section. • Who is eligible to hold office in a Chapter?To be eligible to hold office in an IEEE Section you must be an active member of the IEEE. You must hold the grade of Member, Senior Member, or Fellow, or Life Member, Life Senior, or Life Fellow. You must also be a member of the Section. Society Chapter Officers must be members of the Society (if it is a joint Society Chapter, membership in only one of the Societies is required). • What reporting requirements must Chapters follow?Chapters are required to annually report meeting activity, financial activity and current officers to the parent Section. These reports must be submitted at the end of each year. Additional reporting may be required from the Society. For more information, see the IEEE Chapter Reporting Requirements web page. • Are there funds available for my Chapter?Yes, funds are provided to eligible units through the annual Section rebate. $180 per Chapter which meets the reporting requirements explained above. Additional funding may be available from your Society. For more information on Society funding, please review the Society Chapter Funding Guide.In addition to IEEE funding, the System Council provides the following financial support to its Chapters: • $600 in "start-up" funds for NEW chapters. (PLEASE NOTE: If a chapter is joint, it is expected that the other societies contribute equal shares.) • $600 per year for ACTIVE chapters which submit report (& request) to the Council (to assist a Chapter planning a "special event" (e.g., int'l workshop, industry-oriented exhibition, short course, etc.) • For further information, please contact your Systems Council’s Regional Activities & Chapters Committee Chairman (Dr. Wai-Chi FANG, 2006-2009).

  8. IEEE Regional World Map Chapters - Worldwide The IEEE has sectioned the world into 10 regions as shown on the map below. Each region encompasses the following geographical areas: Region 1 USA – Northeast Region 2 USA – East Region 3 USA – Southeast Region 4 USA - North Central Region 5 USA - South Central Region 6 USA – West Region 7 Canada Region 8 Europe, Middle East, Africa Region 9 Latin America Region 10 Asia, Australia and the Pacific

  9. IEEE Systems Council’s Regional Activities & Chapters Committee Chair: Wai-Chi FANG Region 1 - Chairman Region 2- Chairman Region 3- Chairman Region 4- Chairman Region 5- Chairman Region 6- Chairman Region 7- Chairman Region 8- Chairman Region 9- Chairman Region 10- Chairman • Region 1- Chapter #1 Chair Region 1- Chapter #2 Chair …. …. • Region 6- Chapter #1 Chair Region 6- Chapter #2 Chair • Region 7- Chapter #1 Chair Region 7- Chapter #2 Chair • Region 8- Chapter #1 Chair Region 8- Chapter #2 Chair • Region 9- Chapter #1 Chair Region 9- Chapter #2 Chair • Region 10- Chapter #1 Chair Region 10- Chapter #2 Chair Regional Activities & Chapters Committee Members

  10. IEEE Systems Council’s Chapters in Region 10 Asia, Australia and the Pacific Taipei Section Chapter Chair (confirmed) Prof. Lan-Da VAN, National Chiao-Tung UniversityEmail: lan-da.van@mail.nctu.edu.tw http://viplab.cs.nctu.edu.tw/IEEESC_HSINCHU/ South Taiwan Section Chapter Chair (confirmed) Prof. Hsiang-Cheh Huang, National University of Kaohsiung (NUK)Kaohsiung, Taiwan, R.O.C. http://hchuang.ee.nuk.edu.tw/SC_southtw.htm

  11. IEEE Systems Council’s Chapters in Region 10 Asia, Australia and the Pacific Region 10-China Chairman: (confirmed) Zhenhui Tan, Past President of Beijing Jiaotong University, China Beijing Section Chapter Chair: (confirmed) Yao Zhao, Beijing Jiaotong University, China Shanghai Chapter Chair: (invited and to be confirmed) TBD

  12. IEEE Systems Council’s Chapters inRegion 10 Asia, Australia and the Pacific Singapore Section Chapter Chair (confirmed) TEO Siow Hiang, Head of Ops Analysis & Simulation,DSTAEmail: tsiowhia@dsta.gov.sg website: TDB http://

  13. IEEE Systems Council’s Chapters inRegion 10 Asia, Australia and the Pacific Korea Section Chapter Chair (confirmed) Chair: LEE Jae-Chon, Professor and Head, Dept. of Systems Engineering, Ajou UniversityEmail: jaelee@ajor.ac.kr Co-Chair: LEE Young-Hoon, Senior Researcher Korea Railroad Research Institute Email: yhlee@krri.re.kr website: TDB http://

  14. IEEE Systems Council’s Chapters inRegion 10 Asia, Australia and the Pacific UK Section Chapter Chair (confirmed) Chair: Dr. Daniel Howard Email: dr.daniel.howard@gmail.comCo-Chair: Prof. Mohammad K. Ibrahim Chair of Information & Systems Engineering De Montford University (Leicester) Email: ibrahim@dmu.ac.uk website: TDB http://

  15. Distinguished Lecturer Program- Work with VP Technical Operations • RAA (Responsibility/Accountability/Authority) is under VP – Technical Operations • Provides an opportunity for recognized experts to speak about Systems Engineering to interested parties, namely Council Chapters and interested affiliates. • Chosen for a 2-year term by the BOD. • The hosting chapter is responsible for selecting a speaker, dates and to provide [supplemental] funding. • Maximum of 3 talks/year, funded at $750/talk (R1-R7) or $1K (R8-R10). For Non-North American speakers, the amount is reversed. • Talks may coincide with a business trip. Under this situation the employer subsidizes travel expenses. If combined with personal holiday, pro-rated expenses are paid. • Under no condition can marketing or promotion of oneself occur while a distinguished lecturer.

  16. IEEE Systems Council Chapter-of-the Year Award • The purpose of this award is to recognize the Systems Council Chapter with the best yearly activities. The award is based on best yearly activities in the categories of Chapter-sponsored technical activities, increase in membership and participation in Council-level sponsored conferences/meetings. • The first award is to be granted in year 2008.

  17. Technical Co-Sponsorship for Non-IEEE Conferences/Workshops (1) • 2008 International Conference on Security Technology (SecTech 2008) will be held on December 13 ~ 15, 2008, Hainan Island, China. Security Technology HomeCall for PapersSpecial SessionPaper SubmissionDates & DeadlinesInvited SpeakersProceedingsCommitteeRegistrationAccommodationTravelContactsSponsors

  18. Technical Co-Sponsorship for Non-IEEE Conferences/Workshops (2) • IIH-MSP-2008The Fourth International Conference onIntelligent Information Hiding and Multimedia Signal ProcessingAugust 15 - 17, 2008   Harbin, China

  19. New Technical Committee- Work with VP- Technical Operations • TC on Security Technology • TC on Large Scale Networking and Multimedia Systems • TC on Green Environment and Global Water Resources

  20. IEEE Fellows • Work with Nomination and Award Committee Chair • Work with Fellow Nomination Committee Chair

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