Apex Clean Energy’s mission—to accelerate the shift to clean energy—has remained constant since its founding. But the pace of that acceleration, both within Apex and by the rest of the world, has rapidly changed. Countries, companies, and consumers are demanding decarbonization at every level of the global economy—including some of the most carbon-intensive industrial sectors, which will require gigawatts of clean energy to create a new generation of green fuels at scale. As the market for decarbonization explodes, Apex is leveraging its industry-leading clean energy portfolio and an expanded commitment to innovation to meet the demand. Coming off the announcement of an unprecedented partnership, Apex President and CEO Mark Goodwin will share the company’s point of view on the market opportunity for green fuels and the longer-term growth potential for initiatives across Apex’s U.S. footprint. Online only event. Event is free Co-sponsored by: Apex Clean Energy Speaker(s): Mark Goodwin, Agenda: 12:00 PM - 12:05 PM - IEEE PES Baltimore chapter introduction of the Speaker 12:05 PM - 12:40 PM - Presentation by Speaker 12:40 PM to 12:55 PM - Questions and Answers (Q&A) Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/320790

Software defined radios (SDR) have found widespread use at the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) in both research and academic settings. In this talk we will discuss SDR in an electronic warfare (EW) application as well as SDR as a teaching aid for undergraduate engineering courses. Realistic radar signals are required for EW system development and operator training. COTS SDR has been utilized to emulate various radar effects including waveform type (pulsed CW, LFM, and BPSK), waveform diversity (switching waveform types, waveform frequency, gain, and other radar parameters dynamically), and scan pattern effects of a radar searching/scanning a volume of space/ground. The software is written in Python, runs directly on the USRP embedded system of the USRP E312/E320, and is remotely operated via network connection. While SDR is an immensely useful tool for wireless systems in the industrial and research sectors, it also provides a unique opportunity for application in post-secondary education. Low cost SDR hardware combined with open-source signal processing frameworks can be utilized in undergraduate coursework as a teaching aid for digital signal processing (DSP) and radio-frequency (RF) systems design. At Georgia Tech we have implemented a special topics course for undergraduate students which utilizes the Pluto SDR and GNU Radio to provide students hands on experience in these topics. This talk will discuss the SDR radar systems emulator, its current capabilities, and future improvements. Application of SDR in an academic setting and how SDR can improve educational outcomes for undergraduate ECE students will also be discussed. Speaker(s): Dr. Trip Humphries, Room: 11-1026, Bldg: Building 11, 2001 Dixie Ave, Smyrna, Georgia, United States, 30080, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/321654

Software defined radios (SDR) have found widespread use at the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) in both research and academic settings. In this talk we will discuss SDR in an electronic warfare (EW) application as well as SDR as a teaching aid for undergraduate engineering courses. Realistic radar signals are required for EW system development and operator training. COTS SDR has been utilized to emulate various radar effects including waveform type (pulsed CW, LFM, and BPSK), waveform diversity (switching waveform types, waveform frequency, gain, and other radar parameters dynamically), and scan pattern effects of a radar searching/scanning a volume of space/ground. The software is written in Python, runs directly on the USRP embedded system of the USRP E312/E320, and is remotely operated via network connection. While SDR is an immensely useful tool for wireless systems in the industrial and research sectors, it also provides a unique opportunity for application in post-secondary education. Low cost SDR hardware combined with open-source signal processing frameworks can be utilized in undergraduate coursework as a teaching aid for digital signal processing (DSP) and radio-frequency (RF) systems design. At Georgia Tech we have implemented a special topics course for undergraduate students which utilizes the Pluto SDR and GNU Radio to provide students hands on experience in these topics. This talk will discuss the SDR radar systems emulator, its current capabilities, and future improvements. Application of SDR in an academic setting and how SDR can improve educational outcomes for undergraduate ECE students will also be discussed. Speaker(s): Dr. Trip Humphries, Bldg: Building 11, 2001 Dixie Ave, Smyrna, Georgia, United States, 30080

Fall Careers Fairs are coming up soon and many students are in the process of updating their resumes for internships or full-time employment. Please join us for an opportunity to review your resume and receive constructive feedback. Students and alumni are welcome to join the event. After you register, please work on your resumes and have a digital copy ready for the event. We look forward to seeing you! Use the following link to attend the event: ATLANTA SECTION: RESUME REVIEW AND FEEDBACK SESSION Tuesday, August 30, 2022 5:00 PM | (UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) | 3 hrs Join from the webinar link https://ieeemeetings.webex.com/ieeemeetings/j.php?MTID=m5d0e0d5caa9c9215fdb1b0e0145549c4 Atlanta, Georgia, United States, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/319437

Come and join us to find out more about IEEE Power and Energy (PES) student chapter at Georgia Tech! We will talk about all our exciting events, guest speakers, and plans we have for this semester. You will also learn about our sister-clubs who offer interesting energy-related activities. Free pizza will be provided to all attendees! Room: 230, Bldg: Kendeda, 422 Ferst Dr NW, Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30313

Come and join us to find out more about IEEE Power and Energy (PES) student chapter at Georgia Tech! We will talk about all our exciting events, guest speakers, and plans we have for this semester. You will also learn about our sister-clubs who offer interesting energy-related activities. Free pizza will be provided to all attendees! Room: 230, Bldg: Kendeda, 422 Ferst Dr NW, Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30313