Warren D. White Award

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Dana White Starr and Warren H. White established the Warren D. White Memorial Fund in 1999 and the Warren D. White Award to memorialize their father. The award is to recognize a radar engineer for outstanding achievements due to a major technical advance (or series of advances) in the art of radar engineering. The advance, significant, public, and well known, shall be evidenced by technical papers, inventions, presentations, or products.

Please use nomination form found here, do not use any nomination form but this one.

Chair of the Warren D. White Award:

Braham Himed

Warren D. White Award Chair (2019-2020); AESS Magazine Tutorials; Magazine Editorial Board; Radar Systems Panel Past-Chair

(term commencement: November 2018), nominated by William Melvin (RSP Awards Chair)

Committee: Braham Himed, Mark Davis, Hugh Griffiths, Maria Sabrina Greco, Moeness Amin, Marshall Greenspan

Nomination Deadline: 31 January

Prize:

$2,000, a plaque, and travel expenses funded by a Memorial Endowment (The President of the Society may authorize, if needed by the winner, up to $1,000 for travel expenses to the conference where the award is being presented.)

Funding:

Warren D. White Memorial Endowment (administered by AESS, managed by IEEE Foundation).

Eligibility:

The nominee shall have made a major technical contribution, or a series of such contributions, to the art of radar engineering. This contribution shall be evidenced to the radar community through technical papers, presentations, inventions, or products. It is expected the nature of the nominee’s contribution shall be so significant its impact will be well-known to the radar community at large, inclusive of the members of the AESS Radar Panel.

Presentation:

The award shall be presented at the IEEE Radar Conference or International Radar Conference depending on which is held in a particular year.

J. Scott Goldstein

2019 - "For contributions to the design, development, and fielding of multi-domain radar, EW, and cyber systems."

David J. Fittz

2018 - "“For Technical Contributions to the Design, Development, and Fielding of Multiple Advanced Airborne Surveillance Radars" "

Ram Narayanan

2017 - "For Contributions To High Resolution Radar System Development, Signal Processing and Applications"

James Day

2016 - "“For Contributions Towards Developing And Fielding Advanced US Navy Airborne Early Warning Radars”"

Moeness G. Amin

2015 - "For Fundamental Contributions to Urban Radar and Through the Wall Radar Imaging"

William L. Melvin

2014 - "For Contributions to Advanced Radar Signal Processing"

Muralidhar Rangaswamy

2013 - "For Fundamental Contributions to Advanced Radar Signal Processing"

Braham Himed

2012 - "For Contributions to Advanced STAP, Bistatic, and OTH Radar"

Mark E. Davis

2011 - "For Contributions to Advanced Radar Systems and Signal Processing"

Karl R. Gerlach

2010 - "For Contributions to Adaptive Radar Signal Processing."

Michael C. Wicks

2009 - "For Significant Innovation in Advanced Radar Signal Processing."

Serpil Ayasli

2008 - "For Significant Contributions to Ultra-Wideband Radar for Ground Penetration and Foliage Penetration Radar"

Joseph R. Guerci

2007 - "For Excellence in Radar Adaptive Processing and Waveform Diversity."

Ben Cantrell

2006

John N. Entzminger, Jr.

2005

Eli Brookner

2003

J. Barrie Billingsley

2002

Irving S. Reed

2001

Field of Interest

“The field of interest shall be the organization, systems engineering, design, development, integration, and operation of complex systems for space, air, ocean, or ground environments. These systems include but are not limited to navigation, avionics, mobile electric power and electronics, radar, sonar, telemetry, military, law-enforcement, automatic test, simulators, and command and control."