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== Origins == | == Origins == | ||
[[Media:Norway_Section_petition_letter.pdf|A letter]], dated 1963, from IEEE members from Norway petitioning for the creation of a Norway Section. Congratulatory letter from IEEE acknowledging the creation of the Norway Section. Inaugrated 28th March 1963. | <p>[[Media:Norway_Section_petition_letter.pdf|A letter]], dated 1963, from IEEE members from Norway petitioning for the creation of a Norway Section. Congratulatory letter from IEEE acknowledging the creation of the Norway Section. Inaugrated 28th March 1963. </p> | ||
IEEE Norway Section is thus one of the oldest Sections in [[Region 8 (Europe, Middle East, & Africa) History|R8]]. At the beginning of 2010 Norway Section had 1008 members. The Section has seven Chapters and one Student Branch: | <p>IEEE Norway Section is thus one of the oldest Sections in [[Region 8 (Europe, Middle East, & Africa) History|R8]]. At the beginning of 2010 Norway Section had 1008 members. The Section has seven Chapters and one Student Branch: </p> | ||
*[[IEEE Signal Processing Society History|Signal Processing]]/Information Technology/[[IEEE Communications Society History|Communication]] (SPITCOM) | *[[IEEE Signal Processing Society History|Signal Processing]]/Information Technology/[[IEEE Communications Society History|Communication]] (SPITCOM) | ||
*[[IEEE Industry Applications Society History|Industrial Applications]] | *[[IEEE Industry Applications Society History|Industrial Applications]] | ||
*Power Engineering | *Power Engineering | ||
*[[IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society History|Antennas and Propagation]]/[[IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society History|Microwave Theory and Techniques]] | *[[IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society History|Antennas and Propagation]]/[[IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society History|Microwave Theory and Techniques]] | ||
*[[IEEE Education Society History|Education]] | *[[IEEE Education Society History|Education]] | ||
*[[IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society History|Oceanic Engineering]] | *[[IEEE Oceanic Engineering Society History|Oceanic Engineering]] | ||
*[[IEEE Control Systems Society History|Control System]] | *[[IEEE Control Systems Society History|Control System]] | ||
*[[IEEE_Power_Electronics_Society_History|Power Electronics Society]] - established in May 2010. | |||
SPITCOM is located in Trondheim, IA is located in Stavanger, AP/MTT in Bergen, Education in Porsgrun and the PE chapter is located in Oslo. The Student Branch is located in Trondheim. | <p>SPITCOM is located in Trondheim, IA is located in Stavanger, AP/MTT in Bergen, Education in Porsgrun and the PE chapter is located in Oslo. The Student Branch is located in Trondheim.</p> | ||
== 40th Anniversay == | == 40th Anniversay == | ||
Revision as of 09:29, 28 June 2010
Origins
A letter, dated 1963, from IEEE members from Norway petitioning for the creation of a Norway Section. Congratulatory letter from IEEE acknowledging the creation of the Norway Section. Inaugrated 28th March 1963.
IEEE Norway Section is thus one of the oldest Sections in R8. At the beginning of 2010 Norway Section had 1008 members. The Section has seven Chapters and one Student Branch:
- Signal Processing/Information Technology/Communication (SPITCOM)
- Industrial Applications
- Power Engineering
- Antennas and Propagation/Microwave Theory and Techniques
- Education
- Oceanic Engineering
- Control System
- Power Electronics Society - established in May 2010.
SPITCOM is located in Trondheim, IA is located in Stavanger, AP/MTT in Bergen, Education in Porsgrun and the PE chapter is located in Oslo. The Student Branch is located in Trondheim.
40th Anniversay
The 40th Anniversay was held on 13 November 2005. The opening speaker was Knut Endresen with this Address
The other speakers were Morten Hovd, Per Morten Schiefloe, Jens G. Balchen, Sverre Aam, Arne Nysveen og Thomas Tybell.
The Baltic Cooperation
The IEEE Norway Section participates in a group titled the "Baltic Cooperation". 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.
The IEEE Baltic Cooperation consists of the following IEEE Sections:
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