International
Loran Association
Medal
of Merit
Captain
Richard J. Hartnett
Captain
Hartnett, throughout his Coast Guard career, has been dedicated to excellence
in radionavigation.He was Loran a
project engineer at the USCGElectronicsEngineeringCenter
developing the first Remote Operating System.Since
1986 he has been an enthusiastic instructor of future Coast Guard officers
at the Academy.He developed thorough
and balanced courses in radionavigation, ensuring Loran competence in potential
Loran operators and engineers.He
is now the Academy’s Engineering Department head and continuing his dedication
to advancing knowledge of Loran and other radionavigation services through
his Research and Development programs.
For
his dedicated and continued interest in Loran-C, the use of new technology
to increase function and performance, and contribution to the
implementation of integrated navigation,
The
International Loran Association presents
Captain Richard J. Hartnett with its most prestigious award,
The
Medal of Merit
Presented this 26th
day of October, 2004
__________________________
G. Linn Roth, President
USCG's John Macaluso Accepts for Capt. Richard Hartnett.
International Loran Association
President’s Award
Japan
Coast Guard
For its
leadership and strong Loran tradition,
its program for evaluation,
testing and installation of
new Loran receiver and transmitter technology and
continuing efforts in support
of the
Far East Radionaavigation
Service,
The International Loran
Association presents:The
President’s Award
Presented this 26th
day of October, 2004
__________________________
G. Linn Roth, President
President Linn Roth presents an ILA President's Award
to Tamotsu, who accepts on behalf of the Japan Coast Guard.
Secretary Bob Lilley assists.
International
Loran Association
President’s Award
Erik
Johannessen
In recognition
of his leadership and dedication over many years, developing new technology
Loran transmitters, and supporting Loran systems and Loran continuation
on a global basis,
The International Loran
Association presents:The
President’s AwardPresented
this 26th day
of October, 2004
___________________________
G. Linn Roth, President
Eric Johannessen receives a President's Award.
International
Loran Association
Outstanding
Service Award
This
is to certify that
Tom Celano
By
virtue of his contributions to Loran and the Association as
General Chair of the
International Loran Association
32nd Annual Convention and Technical Symposium 2003,
has significantly fostered the Aims and Purposes of
The International Loran Association.
Presented this 26th
day of October,2004
By
Authority of the Board of Directors
William
F. Roland, Chair, Awards Committee
A Service Award to Tom Celano for his work as chair of the 2003 Convention.
International
Loran Association
Outstanding
Service Award
This
is to certify that
Dr. Ben Peterson
By
virtue of his contributions to Loran and the Association as
Technical Chair of the
International Loran Association
32nd
Annual Convention and Technical Symposium 2003,
has significantly fostered the Aims and Purposes of
the International Loran Association.
Presented
this Presented this 26th
day of October, 2004
by Authority of the Board
of Directors
William
F. Roland, Chair, Awards Committee
Ben Peterson receives a Service Award for his work as Technical
Chair of the 2003 Convention.
International
Loran Association
Best
Paper Award
Dr.
Per Enge
StanfordUniversity
Is
recognized for his outstanding contribution to Loran and the Association
in the Preparation and Presentation of the paper:
“Integrity Certification Overview”
at
the 32nd Annual International
Loran Association
Convention and Technical Symposium 2003
Presented
this 26th
day of October, 2004
By Authority of the Board
of Directors
William
F. Roland, Chair, Awards Committee
Stanford's Sherman Lo accepts Per Enge's 2003 Best Paper Award.
International
Loran Association
William
L. Polhemus Student
Paper Award
Wouter
Pelgrum
TechnicalUniversity
of Delft
Is recognized for his outstanding
contribution to Loran and the Association
in the Preparation and Presentation of the paper:
“Integrated
GPS/Loran Sensor for Maritime Applications”
at
the 32nd Annual International
Loran Association
Convention and Technical Symposium 2003
Presented this
day the
26th of October, 2004
by Authority of the Board of Directors
William
F. Roland, Chair, Awards Committee
Wouter Pelgrum receives the William Polhemus award for best student
paper.
International
Loran Association
Outstanding
Service Award
This
is to certify that
Amy Fitzgerald
By
virtue of her contributions to Loran and the Association in
Planning and Organizing the International Loran Association
32nd Annual
Convention and Technical Symposium, Boulder, Colorado
has significantly fostered the Aims and Purposes of
the International Loran Association.
Presented
this 21st
day of November, 2003
by Authority of the Board
of Directors
William
F. Roland, Chair, Awards Committee
International
Loran Association
John
M. Beukers Award for Technical Innovation
For
the past 17 years Paul W. Schick has lead a team of hardware and software
engineers in the development of the first receivers to use “all-in-view”
technology.His contributions have
lead to significant performance improvements in marine, aviation and timing
performance of Loran-C.These performance
improvements have not only demonstrated the potential of the existing Loran-C
system, but have also set the foundation for the evaluation and future
expansion of eLoran.
In recognition of the great positive impact on users and providers
of Loran-C service,
The International Loran Association
Presents the John M. Beukers Award for Technical Innovation to:
Paul
W. Schick
Presented
this 26th
day of October, 2004
___________________________
G. Linn Roth, President
Paul Schick receives the John Beukers Award for Innovation.
And Linn Roth has a special award for Laura Macaluso, one of our newest
ILA members, and certainly the youngest!
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