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== Background  ==


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The IEEE Latvia Section is part of [[Region 8 (Europe, Middle East, & Africa) History|Region 8]] and covers the area of the Republic of Latvia.


== BACKGROUND  ==
The first talks about foundation of IEEE Latvia Section started in 2004, when IEEE Lithuania Section Officers visiting Riga Technical University. Finally, in 2007, during the meeting of European Nordic and Baltic countries IEEE Section officers, which was held in Riga, IEEE members from Latvia formed petition for the creation of Latvia Section.


The IEEE Latvia Section is part of Region 8 and covers the area of the Republic of Latvia.<br>The first talks about foundation of IEEE Latvia Section started in 2004, when IEEE Lithuania Section Officers visiting Riga Technical University. Finally, in 2007, during the meeting of European Nordic and Baltic countries IEEE Section officers, which was held in Riga, IEEE members from Latvia formed petition for the creation of Latvia Section.<br>IEEE Latvia Section was founded February 16, 2008, with the first elected Chair Professor Leonids Ribickis. Since its creation, the Latvia Section has been working professionally in various activities, mainly within the city of Riga.<br>
IEEE Latvia Section was founded February 16, 2008, with the first elected Chair Professor Leonids Ribickis. Since its creation, the Latvia Section has been working professionally in various activities, mainly within the city of Riga.  


== SECTION OFFICERS ==
== Section Officers ==


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|-
| Year
| Chair
| Vice Chair
| Secretary
| Treasurer
|-
| 2008
| colspan="4" | Armands Srazds – Deputy Chair
|-
| 2009
| Leonids Ribickis<br>  
| Elmars Bekeris
| Armands Srazds
| Atis Kapenieks
|-
| 2010
| Leonids Ribickis
| Andrejs Romanovs
| Oskars Krievs
| Atis Kapenieks
|-
| 2011
| Leonids Ribickis
| Andrejs Romanovs
| Oskars Krievs
| Atis Kapenieks&nbsp;
|-
| 2012
| Andrejs Romanovs
| Leonids Ribickis
| Arnis Lektauers
| Yuri Merkuryev&nbsp;
|}


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== Membership  ==


== MEMBERSHIP  ==
[[Image:IEEE.LV-memb.JPG|thumb|400px|right]]


== CHAPTERS/AFFINITY GROUPS/STUDENT BRANCHES  ==
As of 1 January 2012, the IEEE Latvia Section has a total of 148 active members.


== THE BALTIC COOPERATION ==
== Chapters/Affinity Groups/Student branches ==


== MAJOR EVENTS<br>  ==
*2009, [[IEEE Education Society History|IEEE Education Society]] Latvia Chapter was founded, with the first elected Chair Mr. Armands Strazds.
*2010, [[IEEE Computer Society History|IEEE Computer Society]] Latvia Chapter was founded, with the first elected Chair Professor Janis Grundspenkis.
*2011, IEEE Latvia Section Student Branch was founded, with the first Deputy Chapter Chair Mrs. Inese Polaka
*2011, the Latvia Section announced the foundation of a Joint Chapter of IEEE Power Electronic Society, IEEE Industrial Electronic Society and [[IEEE Industry Applications Society History|IEEE Industrial Application Society]]


[[Media:IEEE_Geographic_Unit_Organizing_Document_-_Latvia.pdf|IEEE Geographic Unit Organizing Document - Latvia]]
== The Baltic Cooperation  ==


[[Category:IEEE]] [[Category:Geographical_units]] [[Category:Sections]]
The IEEE Latvia Section participates in a group titled the Baltic Cooperation, which consists of the following IEEE Sections: [[IEEE Denmark Section History|Denmark]], [[IEEE Estonia Section History|Estonia]], [[IEEE Finland Section History|Finland]], [[IEEE Iceland Section History|Iceland]], Latvia, [[IEEE Lithuania Section History|Lithuania]], [[IEEE Norway Section History|Norway]], [[IEEE Poland Section History|Poland]], [[IEEE Russia (Northwest) Section History|Russia North-West]], and [[IEEE Sweden Section History|Sweden]]. The objective of the IEEE Baltic Cooperation is to create a functioning collaboration between the Baltic Region sections which shall result in common activities, such as; joint events, joint chapters and common utilization of IEEE resources.
 
== Major Events  ==
 
*October 2009, Celebration of 125th Anniversary of IEEE. Plenary report: “Scientific Research in Riga Technical University in 2009”, speaker Professor Leonids Ribickis, attendance: more than 200 IEEE members and guests from different countries.
*May 2010, IEEE Region 8 94th Committee Meeting in Riga, Latvia, May 7-9, 2010. Region 8 Committee awarded Latvia Section for Exemplary Service and Dedication as a host of the 94th IEEE Region 8 Committee Meeting.
*June 2011, first IEEE Distinguished Lecturers Program’ Lection in Latvia, Prof. Manos M.Tentzeris, "Inkjet-Printed Paper/Polymer-Based "Green" RFID and Wireless Sensor Nodes: The Final Step to Bridge Cognitive Intelligence, Nanotechnology and RF"
 
[[Media:IEEE_Geographic_Unit_Organizing_Document_-_Latvia.pdf|<br>IEEE Geographic Unit Organizing Document - Latvia]]
 
[[Category:IEEE|Latvia]] [[Category:Geographical units|Latvia]] [[Category:Sections|Latvia]]

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Background

The IEEE Latvia Section is part of Region 8 and covers the area of the Republic of Latvia.

The first talks about foundation of IEEE Latvia Section started in 2004, when IEEE Lithuania Section Officers visiting Riga Technical University. Finally, in 2007, during the meeting of European Nordic and Baltic countries IEEE Section officers, which was held in Riga, IEEE members from Latvia formed petition for the creation of Latvia Section.

IEEE Latvia Section was founded February 16, 2008, with the first elected Chair Professor Leonids Ribickis. Since its creation, the Latvia Section has been working professionally in various activities, mainly within the city of Riga.

Section Officers

Year Chair Vice Chair Secretary Treasurer
2008 Armands Srazds – Deputy Chair
2009 Leonids Ribickis
Elmars Bekeris Armands Srazds Atis Kapenieks
2010 Leonids Ribickis Andrejs Romanovs Oskars Krievs Atis Kapenieks
2011 Leonids Ribickis Andrejs Romanovs Oskars Krievs Atis Kapenieks 
2012 Andrejs Romanovs Leonids Ribickis Arnis Lektauers Yuri Merkuryev 

Membership

IEEE.LV-memb.JPG

As of 1 January 2012, the IEEE Latvia Section has a total of 148 active members.

Chapters/Affinity Groups/Student branches

  • 2009, IEEE Education Society Latvia Chapter was founded, with the first elected Chair Mr. Armands Strazds.
  • 2010, IEEE Computer Society Latvia Chapter was founded, with the first elected Chair Professor Janis Grundspenkis.
  • 2011, IEEE Latvia Section Student Branch was founded, with the first Deputy Chapter Chair Mrs. Inese Polaka
  • 2011, the Latvia Section announced the foundation of a Joint Chapter of IEEE Power Electronic Society, IEEE Industrial Electronic Society and IEEE Industrial Application Society

The Baltic Cooperation

The IEEE Latvia Section participates in a group titled the Baltic Cooperation, which consists of the following IEEE Sections: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Russia North-West, and Sweden. The objective of the IEEE Baltic Cooperation is to create a functioning collaboration between the Baltic Region sections which shall result in common activities, such as; joint events, joint chapters and common utilization of IEEE resources.

Major Events

  • October 2009, Celebration of 125th Anniversary of IEEE. Plenary report: “Scientific Research in Riga Technical University in 2009”, speaker Professor Leonids Ribickis, attendance: more than 200 IEEE members and guests from different countries.
  • May 2010, IEEE Region 8 94th Committee Meeting in Riga, Latvia, May 7-9, 2010. Region 8 Committee awarded Latvia Section for Exemplary Service and Dedication as a host of the 94th IEEE Region 8 Committee Meeting.
  • June 2011, first IEEE Distinguished Lecturers Program’ Lection in Latvia, Prof. Manos M.Tentzeris, "Inkjet-Printed Paper/Polymer-Based "Green" RFID and Wireless Sensor Nodes: The Final Step to Bridge Cognitive Intelligence, Nanotechnology and RF"


IEEE Geographic Unit Organizing Document - Latvia