Once again the EU FP7 funded High Intensity Radiated Field - Synthetic Environment (HIRF-SE) project is offering a Young Scientists' Programme (YSP) on EMC in Aerospace Systems.
Young practitioners, Graduate Students and Senior Undergraduate Students are invited to participate in this two day event hosted by EMC Europe 2010 on the 13th/14th September2010.
Lectures are presented by experienced industrialists and academics working on the HIRF-SE project.
The presentations cover a wide variety of topics in Aerospace EMC and are aimed at encouraging young scientists and engineers to consider making a career in the field.

The participation in YSP is free of charge for registred EMC Europe 2010 participants. It is possible to participate in YSP only (without participation in EMC Europe 2010), but in this case the fee of 50 Euro has to be paid by each participant of YSP. The registration will be avaliable via EMC Europe 2010 on-line conference system soon.. Registred participants of EMC Europe 2010, who would like participate in YSP are requested to send registration request to Local Organizing Commettee (emceurope@pwr.wroc.pl).

Lecture Schedule

Chairman Prof Andy Marvin, University of York, UK


>Day 1 (Sept. 13, 2010): Measurements & Materials

• Open Site, Anechoic Chamber and TEM Cell Measurements (2 hours)
  Prof Marvin, Univ York, United Kingdom
  Principles and limitations of 'single wave' measurement environments for emissions and immunity measurements of equipment and shielding of planar materials



• Reverberation Chamber Measurements (2 hours)
  Prof Frank Leferink, Thales & Univ Twente, The Netherlands
  Principles of reverberation chamber measurements for emissions, immunity and shielding - field statistics - Q factors - chamber calibration



• Advanced and Composite Materials (2 hours)
  Prof Maria Sabrina Sarto, University Roma, Italy
  Electromagnetic properties of composite and loaded materials used in airframe structures - measurements of these properties



• UWB Communications in Airframes (1 hour)
  

Day 2 (Sept. 14, 2010): Modelling

• Boundary Element Modelling Techniques(2 hours)
  Dr. Brüns, TUHH, Germany
  Principles of boundary element EM solvers in the frequency domain-EFIE, MFIE techniques - fast solution of linear systems of equations



• Full Wave Volume Modelling Techniques (2 hours)
  Prof Christopoulos & Prof Sewell, Univ Nottingham, United Kingdom
  FD-TD, TLM principles - material modelling - stability - dispersion - frequency domain techniques - versatile unstructured mesh modelling



• Power Balance Modelling Techniques (2 hours)
  Dr Parmantier & Dr Junqua, ONERA, France Principles, limitations and applications of power balance modelling techniques



• C27J Airframe Lightning Certification using CEM (1 hour)
  Prof Maria Sabrina Sarto & Prof Marcelo D'Amore, University Roma, Italy
  

Young Scientists' Programme schedule:

Monday, September 13, 2010
Time	Room A	Room E
830 - 1030	YSP_Mo_A1: Young Scientists' Programme "Open Site, Anechoic Chamber and TEM Cell Measurements"
1030 - 1100	Coffee break
1100 - 1300	YSP_Mo_A2: Young Scientists' Programme "Reverberation Chamber Measurements"
1300 - 1400	Lunch
14sup>00 - 1600	YSP_Mo_A3: Young Scientists' Programme "Advanced and Composite Materials"
1600 - 1630	Coffee break
1630 - 1730	YSP_Mo_A4: Young Scientists' Programme "UWB Communications in Airframes"

Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Time	Room A	Room E
1000 - 1200		YSP_Tu_E1: Young Scientists' Programme "Boundary Element Modelling Techniques"
1200 - 1300	Lunch
1300 - 1500		YSP_Tu_E2: Young Scientists' Programme "Full Wave Volume Modelling Techniques"
1500 - 1530	Coffee break
1530 - 1730		YSP_Tu_E3: Young Scientists' Programme "Power Balance Modelling Techniques"
1730 - 1745	Coffee break
1745 - 1845		YSP_Tu_E4: Young Scientists' Programme "C27J Airframe Lightning Certification using CEM"