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The CID Number appears on each page of the manuscript. The complete citation is used on the first page, and an abbreviated version on subsequent pages. Numbers in the index correspond to the last two digits of the six-digit CID Number. AuthorsNumbers in the index correspond to the last two digits of the six-digit citation identifier (CID) article numbering system used in Proceedings of SPIE. The first four digits reflect the volume number. Base 36 numbering is employed for the last two digits and indicates the order of articles within the volume. Numbers start with 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 0A, 0B…0Z, followed by 10-1Z, 20-2Z, etc. Airola, Marc B., 0S Alsing, Paul M., 0I, 0J Andersson, Erika, 0D Bastiman, Faebian, 0Q Bissell, L. J., 05 Black, James P., 04 Boćkowski, Mike, 0Z Bouda, Jan, 0K Bourgoin, J. P., 02 Boyd, R. W., 05 Buller, Gerald S., 0D Chen, G., 05 Chen, Zengping, 11 Choi, E., 02 Clarke, Patrick J., 0D Collins, Robert J., 0D Conard, Steven J., 0S Costello, M., 0W Czernecki, Robert, 0Z David, John, 0Q Dennis, Michael L., 0S Djordjevic, Ivan B., 0C Donaldon, Ross J., 0D Duchane, Alexander W., 04 Dunjko, Vedran, 0D Emmitt, G. D., 0W Fagno, M., 0U Fanto, Michael L., 0I, 0J Flanagan, Michael B., 04 Foubert, K., 0P Funk, Kevin B., 0S Garrison, Sean K., 0S Goldberg, D., 05 Goudou, J.-F., 0U Graham, T. M., 0B Grant, C., 02 Greco, S., 0W Gruneisen, Mark T., 04 Hakima, H., 02 Higgins, B., 02 Hirota, Osamu, 0L Hollenbeck, Jennifer S., 0S Holloway, C., 02 Hou, Qingkai, 11 Iwakoshi, Takehisa, 0L Jeffers, John, 0D Jennewein, T., 02 Karol, M., 0N Karr, Thomas J., 0R Kelly, Antony E., 0Z Kim, Richard S., 0J Kucharski, Robert, 0Z Kwiat, P. G., 0B Largeron, C., 0P Lasfargues, G., 0P Leszczyński, Mike, 0Z Lewis, Keith, 0T Li, Holden, 10 Liapis, Andreas C., 05 Liu, Yang, 11 Lohr, Michele B., 0S Lott, Gordon E., 0I, 0J Lukishova, S. G., 05 Maggio, S., 0U Markowski, Piotr, 0N Marona, Lucja, 0Z Menon, V. M., 05 Mihaylova, D., 05 Mosberger, M., 0P Najda, Stephen P., 0Z Napierala, M. S., 0N Narasimhan, Vinayak, 10 Neifeld, Mark A., 0C Osman, Joseph M., 0J Pavek, Richard E., 0S Pawłowski, Marcin, 0K Perlin, Piotr, 0Z Pivoluska, Matej, 0K Plesch, Martin, 0K Prasad, P., 05 Preble, Stefan F., 0J Pugh, C., 02 Richards, Robert D., 0Q Rieske, Ralf, 0X Rothman, J., 0P Sandall, Ian C., 0Q Shi, Z., 05 Sickmiller, Brett A., 04 Smith, A. Matthew, 0I, 0J Sodnik, Z., 0P Sova, Raymond M., 0S Stoltenberg, Kurt E., 04 Su, Shaoying, 11 Suski, Tadek, 0Z Suthau, Eike, 0X Szep, Attila, 0J Szustakowski, M., 0N Tan, Chee Hing, 0Q Tan, Chuan Seng, 10 Targowski, Grzegorz, 0Z Terry, David H., 0S Tison, Christopher C., 0I, 0J Wallden, Petros, 0D Watson, Scott, 0Z White, Ben, 0Q Widmer, J., 0P Winkler, J. M., 05 Wisniewski, Przemek, 0Z Wood, S. A., 0W Zayer, I., 0P Zee, R., 02 Zerna, Thomas, 0X Zhang, Yequn, 0C Zyczkowski, M., 0N Conference CommitteeSymposium Chair Symposium Co-chairs
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Part B:Emerging TechnologiesConference Chairs
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Introduction to Part B: Emerging TechnologiesThis conference brought together emerging activities in photonic technologies, including discriminative imaging, computational imaging, micro- and nanotechnology sensors, photonic micro-devices, spectroscopic technologies and energy harvesting techniques, within the context of their associated defence exploitation as well as their potential civilian application. To help focus interest, the conference sessions were deliberately organised around a group of four keynote presentations, highlighting the growing impact of plasmonic technologies, the relevance of bio-inspiration for sensors, as well as accounts of selected programs being supported by DARPA’s Strategic Technology Office and a review of active electro-optic (EO) imaging recently carried out by the National Research Council of the US Academies. Other papers covered research on EO detectors for the SWIR and MWIR bands, CMOS-MEMS integration, quaternary laser diodes for the blue spectral band and the exploitation of photonics in radar systems and for data/power transmission. Keith L. Lewis Richard C. Hollins Thomas J. Merlet Alexander Toet |
