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Student Award Competition 2008
Eligibility:
Any current or recent (within one year) university or college student
Submission Entry:
An extended abstract up to 3 pages in length, including all text,
tables and figures. To be submitted electronically as PDF.
Submission Process:
Include title of paper, your name, academic facility, name of professor
associated and/or familiar with the work, as you would like them to appear if you
attend the next conference.
Please email as PDF attachment to Prof. Dave Prine:
dprine@northwestern.edu
Submission Deadline for Extended Abstracts for Student Award:
August 15, 2008
You should receive a return message that your entry has been received
within 3 days. If not, please resend. Entries will be judged by the AEWG
Student Paper Award Committee.
Some Award Criteria:
- Originality
- Explanation of the objective and challenges
- Clear, concise description of techniques and instrumentation
- Description of data analysis including filtering
- The results
- Conclusion(s)
- Effectiveness of methods used
- Knowledge of existing and relevant AE Background
- Usefulness and/or relevance to an AE audience in the spirit of a
working group
Award:
A cash prize of $300 for the first place paper principal author, in
person, and a free Conference registration.
List of Awardees in past AEWG Meetings:
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Name |
Affiliation
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Awarded Paper Title
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Faculty Advisor
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AEWG
Conference
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Takuma Matsuo |
Aoyama Gakuin University
5-10-1, Fuchinobe,
Sagamihara,
Kanagawa
229-8558,
JAPAN
| Immersion Type Multi-channel
Optical Fiber AE sensor for
Liquid Borne AE
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Takeshi Ogawa and Mikio Takemoto
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2007
Lake Tahoe, NV |
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Akio Yonezu |
Aoyama Gakuin University
5-10-1, Fuchinobe,
Sagamihara,
Kanagawa
229-8558,
JAPAN |
Hybrid Technique of AE
and Corrosion Potential Fluctuation for
Stress Corrosion Cracking Study |
Hideo Cho
and
Mikio Takemoto |
2006
UC Berkeley,
San Francisco, CA |
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Jihui Li |
Department of
Biomedical Engineering,
The University of Memphis,
Memphis, TN |
A Variable Velocity Approach to
Locate Fatigue Induced Microcracks
Occurred in Cemented Femoral Component |
Gang Qi |
2005
Houston, TX |
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Yu Kurokawa |
Tokyo Inst. of Technology,
Meguro, Tokyo,
Japan |
Real-time executing source location system
applicable to anisotropic thin structures |
Yoshihiro Mizutani |
Failed to select a
qualified winner |
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2004
Pennsylvania State Univ.
University Park, PA |
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Albert C. To |
UC, Berkley
Department of
Civil Engineering and
Environmental Engineering |
Full Waveform Inversion of the
Kinematics of a Simulated Crack Inside
an Artificial Rock |
Steven D. Glaser |
2003
Portland State Univ.
Portland, OR |
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