IEEE AESS Pioneer Award

For development of multiple hypothesis tracking algorithm for difficult multiple target tracking problems with high target density, low detection, and high clutter

For development of the Interacting Multiple Model (IMM) approach to multi-model estimation and maneuvering target tracking.

For contributions to signal processing and information fusion enabling advanced aerospace and electronic systems

For contributions to advanced simulation-based training and intelligent decision aiding for aerospace systems

Founding Contributions to Modern Radio Physics and Statistical Antenna Theory (SAT)

For Seminal and Pioneering Contributions to the Development and Commercialization of Aerospace Electronic Systems.

For Pioneering Contributions to the Development of Strapdown Inertial Instruments

For development of Commercial and Broadcast Satellites Over the Past 40 Years.

For developing the fundamental concepts, system designs, and basic technology underpinning the design, development, testing, and fielding of the U.S. Army Firefinder family of radars

For development of MIL-STD-1553: Multiplexed Data Bus Avionic Intra-System Communication Standard.

For Global Positioning System (GPS)

For Laser systems

For Voice and data radio communications and electronics

For Pilotless aircraft

For Monostatic radar

For Microwave radar

For Time-division multiplex telemetry

For Aircraft ground speed using doppler

For Sonne (Consol) and other instrument landing systems (ILS)

For VHF omni-range (VOR)

For Wave propagation to/from aircraft; the Kolster localizer system

For Radio direction finding for aircraft and the omnidirectional range

For “Highways in the Sky”—The forerunner of today’s ATC

For Leadership in the development of aircraft electronics