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1 2004 IEEE IEEE

2 2004 IEEE Fellow IEEE Daniel E. Noble Award

3 Chair Vice Chair Secretary Treasurer Committee Chair Vice Chair Secretary Chapter Promotion Fellow Nomintions Membership Developmen Nominations Technical Program Publications Student Activities

4 Fellow / Fellow IEEE Milestone IEEE 6 20 KDDI 29 N Boston 1 Japan Council Region 10 Fellow Senior Member 10 3 KDDI Senior Member 2 Japan Council 12 KDDI Region 10 Meeting Insight for the New Paradigm NTT (2002 IEEE Frederik Philips Award )

5 Number Theory in Science, Engineering, and Art ( ) Manfred R. Schroeder ( Goettingen ) (1) Fellow Fellow 54 (2) IEEE Computer Society Diamond 3 27 KDDI Society Computer Society 3 4 (3) 2004 IEEE Winston 7 4 KDDI 17 (4) 2003 Region 10 Meeting Region 10 Section Council 77 Chapter Promotion Committee Japan Council Chapter Operations Committee 2 Chapter Chapter Chapter Fellow Nominations Committee Tokyo Bulletin 7 Fellow 2004 ONLINE Chapter Chair Fellow

6 Membership Development Committee Senior Member Senior Member Technical Program Committee. 3 Publications Committee "IEEE Tokyo Bulletin" 5 FAX Internet Student Activities Committee Japan Council Student Activities Committee Student Branch Leadership Training Workshop IEEE Bruce Hecht Student Activities Committee

7 Year Total HM F SM M A St , , , , , , , , , , , , HM: Honorary Member F: Fellow SM: Senior Member M: Member A: Associate St: Student Year Total HM F SM M A St , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,643 1, , , , , , , , ,862 1, , ,147 1, , ,041 1, , ,191 1, , ,

8 Society Society Code Signal Processing SP ( 923 ) Broadcast Technology BT ( 65 ) Antennas and Propagation AP ( 525 ) Circuits and Systems CAS ( 841 ) Nuclear and Plasma Sciences NPS ( 164 ) Vehicular Technology VT ( 345 ) Reliability R ( 111 ) Consumer Electronics CE ( 152 ) Instrumentation and Measurement IM ( 201 ) Aerospace and Electronic Systems AES ( 142 ) Neural Networks Society ( 492 ) Information Theory IT ( 351 ) Industrial Electronics IE ( 288 ) Engineering Management EM ( 116 ) Electron Devices ED ( 1,185 ) Computer C -16 1,747 ( 2,831 ) Microwave Theory and Techniques MTT ( 801 ) Engineering in Medicine and Biology EMB ( 419 ) Communications COM -19 1,480 ( 2,012 ) Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control UFFC ( 209 ) Components, Packaging, and Manufacturing Technology CPMT ( 217 ) Oceanic Engineering OE ( 71 ) Control Systems CS ( 538 ) Robotics and Automation RA ( 556 ) Education E ( 120 ) Professional Communications PC ( 30 ) Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC ( 245 ) Systems, Man, and Cybernetics SMC ( 494 ) Geoscience and Remote Sensing GRS ( 153 ) Social Implications of Technology SIT ( 43 ) Power Engineering PE ( 495 ) Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation DEI ( 149 ) Magnetics MAG ( 373 ) Industry Applications IA ( 320 ) Power Electronics PEL ( 280 ) Lasers and Electro-Optics LEO ( 817 ) Solid-State Circuits SSC ( 884 ) *Product Safety Engineering PSE ( 3 ) Total 10,932 ( 17,961 )

9 18,942,000 20,443,554 3,080,000 3,326,765 15,840,000 17,042,529 22,000 74,260 5, ,080 13,510,214 13,510, ,457,214 34,556,848 15,840,000 17,040,029 2,050, , , , , , ,000 86,912 1,000, ,811 1,000, , , , , , , , , ,656 1,500, , , , ,000-1,601 10,267,214 14,629,739 32,457,214 34,556,848

10 20,000 20,000 14,609,739 13,490,214 16,198,001 15,696,400 30,827,740 29,206, ,827,740 29,206, ,628, , ,400 3,383,625 3,383,625 (3,044,963) (2,706,301) 557,062 2,524,524 31,384,802 31,731, ,384,802 31,731,138 31,384,802 31,731,138 3,326,765 3,560,877 17,042,529 18,657,147 74,260 47,451 2,004 4, ,076-21,046,634 22,270,465 1,293,482 1,351, , , , ,620 17,040,029 18,657,147 2,117, , , ,662 21,392,970 21,759,481 (346,336) 510,984 31,731,138 31,220,154 31,384,802 31,731,138 3,326,765 3,560,877 17,042,529 18,657,147 74,260 47,451 2,004 4, ,076-21,046,634 22,270,465 1,293,482 1,351, , , , ,620 17,040,029 18,657, , , ,425,508 21,420,819 1,621, ,646 29,206,614 28,356,968 30,827,740 29,206,614

11 740, , , ,961 24,530,000 27,154, ,979-1,168,747-16,461, ,622 1,866,823 66,533 3,763, , , ,091-1,180, ,694 1, ,135,091 18,135,091 43,407,111 46,076,029 15,370,000 14,588,280 10,400,000 10,424, ,500,000 2,278, , , , , , , ,000 83,071 1,000, , , ,200 2,000,000 2,425,150 1,500,000 1,735, , ,992 2,500,000 1,041,100 6,000,000 5,405,181 1,500, ,508 2,000, ,400 14,037,111 21,187,410 43,407,111 46,076,029

12 IEEE Japan Council IEEE Japan Council Council Student Branch IEEE 14 IEEE Region 10 Senior Member 5.9% 7.2 Senior Member % % % % % % Publications Committee IEEE Tokyo Bulletin

13 2005/2006 Nominations Committee IEEE Fellow Fellow Tokyo Bulletin

14 17,951,561 2,884,000 15,007,100 60,461 2,000 14,629, ,583,300 15,007,100 2,200, , , ,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000, , , ,000 1,500, , ,000 10,226,200 32,583,300

15 1 For contributions in applied superconductivity in support of electric power applications. 2 For contributions to the control and planning technology of voltage/reactive power. 3 For contributions to the development and manufacturing of static random access memory. For contributions to improvement of lighting 4 performance of power lines and to the standardization of the measurement of lightning impulse voltages. 5 For technical leadership in the development of high-performance Si and GaAs devices and circuits. 6 For contributions to integrated optics and broadband guided-wave light modulators. 7 For contributions to the development and deployment of digital transport systems. 8 For contributions to integrated digital broadcasting systems. 9 For contributions to high-density packaging. 10 For contributions to humanoid and human friendly robotics. 11 For leadership in microwave circuit technology for direct broadcast satellite and high definition television. No. For contributions to the development to the 1 quantum well infrared photodetectors and quantum dot infrared photodetectors. 2 For contributions to photonic switching technologies and system. For contributions to the development of group III- semiconductor materials and 3 nitride devices.

16 4 For contributions to variable microwave signal processing circuits and antennas. 5 For contributions to speech compression and speech recognition. 6 For contributions to robotic and mechatronic systems. 7 For contributions to very large scale integration synthesis methodologies. 8 For contributions to electron beam testing of semiconductor devices and circuits. 9 For contributions to adaptive filtering technologies and the realization of acoustic echo cancellation. 10 For contributions to organal electronic and optoelectronic materials. 11 For leadership in the development of spoken language communication systems. 12 For contributions to switching technologies and systems for broadband communications networks. 13 For contributions to the theory of large scale systems and decentralized control. 14 For contributions to nonvolatile semiconductor memories. 15 For contributions to low power, high speed integrated circuits. Medal of Honor NEC For contributions to digital satellite communications, promotion of information technology R&D, and technical and corporate leadership in computers and communications.

17 The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. Tokyo Section Bylaws In all instances, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Bylaws, Constitution, RAB Operations Manual and IEEE Policy and Procedures will prevail when there is a conflict between these documents and Section Bylaws. Article I - Name and Territory 1. This organization shall be known as the Tokyo Section of The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc., hereinafter called the IEEE Tokyo Section. 2. The territory of the IEEE Tokyo Section, as approved by the Regional Activities Board, shall be the Kanto and Koh-Shinetsu districts in Japan with postal codes starting 100 through 409 and 940 through 959. (Note: The members whose postal codes are not recorded in the IEEE database shall tentatively belong to the Tokyo Section until they are clarified.) Article II - Officers 1. The elected officers of the Section shall be the Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary and Treasurer, hereinafter called the Section Officers. The offices of the Secretary and Treasurer may be combined. 2. The terms of office of the elected officers shall be for two (2) years. 3. The terms of office will begin on 1 January but in any case the outgoing Officers will continue until their successors are duly elected and take office. 4. Any vacancy occurring during the years shall be filled for the remainder of the term by a majority vote of the Section Executive Committee. 5. The consecutive period of service in any one office shall not exceed three years. However, an office may not serve more than one successive two-year term without approval of the Regional Director. 6. The duties of the Section Officers will be available from Regional Activities Department (RAD). Article III - Standing Committees 1. The Standing Committees of the Section will be as follows: Chapter Promotion Fellow Nominations Membership Development Nominations Technical Program Publications Student Activities 2. The Chair of the Standing Committees will be appointed by the Section Chair with the approval of the Section Executive Committee, and its term will correspond to the elected officers.

18 3. Each Standing Committee Chair will appoint his/her committee members with approval from the Section Executive Committee, and their terms will correspond to the elected officers. 4. Duties of the Standing Committees will be available from Regional Activities Department (RAD). Article IV - Management 1. The management of the IEEE Tokyo Section shall be conducted by the Section Executive Committee which shall consist of the elected Officers, the Past Section Chair, the Standing Committee Chairs, representatives from Society Chapters and such other members appointed by the Section Chair and/or Section Executive Committee. The number of the Section Executive Committee members shall not exceed nineteen (19) and the number of voting members elected must be at least one greater than those appointed. 2. A majority of the Section Executive Committee shall constitute a quorum, provided that delegates elected by the Section membership are at least one greater in number than delegates appointed to the Committee. 3. A majority of the Section Executive Committee present shall be necessary in the conduct of Section business. 4. Meetings of the Section Executive Committee will be held at least four (4) times a year, and will be called by the Chair or by a request of any three (3) members of the Section Executive Committee. 5. The fiscal year of the Section shall be 1 January - 31 December. Article V - Nomination and Election of Officers 1. The Nominations Committee consisting of three (3) or more members, not then Section Officers, shall be appointed by the Section Chair with the approval of the Section Executive Committee. 2. The nominations by the Nominations Committee will be announced to the Section membership and, following this, a minimum of twenty-eight (28) days allowed for additional nominations by petition. To be valid, the petition must be signed by two percent (2%) or more voting membership. 3. If only one nomination is made for each office, the election will be made at the Annual Meeting. If additional nominations are made, election will be by ballot mailed to the membership. The votes will be counted by a Tellers Committee appointed by the Section Chair. 4. The timetable for this procedure is as follows: Announce nominations Close nominations by petition Mail a ballot, if required Hold elections by 31 August by 30 September by 31 October by 30 November 5. A plurality of the votes cast shall be necessary for election. Article VI - Business Meeting In order to transact business at a Section meeting, at least three (3) Section Executive Committee members must be present to constitute a quorum.

19 Article VII - Finances 1. All expenditures of Section funds must be approved by the Section Executive Committee. 2. Without prior authorization of the IEEE Executive Committee, Section funds can only be used for normal operations of the Section. 3. The Treasurer shall be authorized to draw funds as approved by the Section Executive Committee. 4. An assessment can be charged to members of the Tokyo Section in accordance with the IEEE Bylaws. Article VIII - Amendments 1. Proposals for amendments to these Bylaws may originate in the Section Executive Committee or by a petition signed by twenty percent (20%) or more voting members. 2. Amendment to or revocation of these Bylaws shall require a two thirds ( 2 /3) majority vote of the Section Executive Committee. 3. Following the approval of the IEEE Tokyo Section, amended Section bylaws must be submitted to the IEEE Regional Activities Department (RAD) for review. RAD staff will then secure the approval of the Region Director, following up where necessary with the Section ExCom. The bylaws will not be effective until such time as they have been approved by the Regional Activities Board The Tokyo Section Executive Committee approved the revision at its meeting on 22 May The RAB approved the revision on 04 June 2001.

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