Miami University – EE Presentations @ VOA

DATE:            Thursday, October 23, 2025

PLACE :        Miami University Voice of America (VOA) Learning Center (see below for directions)

TIME :           5:30 p.m.  Social Time & Registration, 6:00 p.m.  Dinner, 7:00 p.m.  Presentation  (45-60 min)

COST:            Free, See information in Reservations

ABOUT THE MEETING:   Miami Student section presentations

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:  University student presentations are always great and well attended.  Come out and support our up and coming engineering students.

Veena Chidurala

Title: Precision Agriculture in Indoor Smart Farming Environments using Advanced Drone and Camera Technology.

This presentation highlights ongoing research in precision agriculture for indoor smart farming environments. The work focuses on developing an autonomous drone and vision-based sensing system capable of navigating confined indoor farm spaces and performing close-range imaging for plant health assessment. By integrating mobile robotics, computer vision, and sensor analytics, the project enables real-time detection of plant stress and supports data-driven crop management. The research advances sustainable, resource-efficient agricultural practices while reducing labor dependency. Experimental validation demonstrates the system’s potential to transform controlled-environment farming into a fully autonomous, intelligent ecosystem.

Bio:

Dr. Veena Chidurala is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, USA. She earned her B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU), Hyderabad, India, in 2014, and her M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from the University of North Texas (UNT), Denton, Texas, in 2016 and 2022, respectively. Dr. Chidurala has held positions as a Computer Vision Engineer at Genus PLC, a Research Associate in the Embedded Sensing and Processing Systems Lab at UNT, and research internships at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and Ericsson. Her research interests include Internet of Things (IoT), sensor systems, computer vision, machine learning, and signal processing, with applications in smart sensing, robotics, and precision agriculture.

Brian Swanson

Title: Collegiate Robotic Football Quarterback

In this talk, Dr. Swanson will introduce the capstone project he is currently advising. Students in this project will develop quarterback functionality for a robotic football player intended to compete in the Collegiate Robotic Football Conference (CRFC) combine and competition. This effort involves augmenting the current robotic football player constructed during the previous academic year. Students will be responsible for designing a throwing module that will interface with the preexisting system.

Bio:

Dr. Brian Swanson joined Miami University in 2024. He received his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati in 2024. His major interest is the application of game theory in control systems.

MENU SELECTIONS:   Pizza and drinks will be provided.

LOCATION:  7847 VOA Park Dr, West Chester Township, OH 45069  (39.360971, -84.362929)

RESERVATIONS:  MEETING RESERVATION LINK.  Please click on the appropriate link and complete the reservation.  Cost:  There is no charge for this meeting, but reservation is required.

Reservations close at 11:59 PM on Wednesday October 22nd, 2025.

DINNER RESERVATION CANCELLATION POLICY
An email to reserve.cinti@ieee.org prior to the close of reservations is required to properly cancel your reservation.

All Reservations must be made by October 23rd, 2025

WALK-INS (those without reservations): Due to catering and seating arrangements, reservations are required for this meeting

PE CREDITS:  Depending on the subject matter, attendance at IEEE Cincinnati Section Meetings now qualifies the attendee for Professional Development Hours towards renewal of Professional Engineers Licenses.  Required documentation will be available following the meeting if qualified!  The Section Meetings also provide a great opportunity to network with fellow engineers in the area.

Power System Fault Analysis Using Symmetrical Components

DATE:          Thursday, September 25, 2025

PLACE :        March First Brewing & Distilling (Voltage Room) (see below for directions)

TIME :           5:30 p.m.  Social Time & Registration;   6:00 p.m.  Dinner;   7:00 p.m.  Presentation  (45-60 min)

COST:            $15- $20, See information in Reservations

ABOUT THE MEETING:   Calculating fault currents can be a daunting task without the use of computer based tools. However, it can be useful to learn and understand the process for which these tools calculate the currents available for various fault types. Using Symmetrical Components, unbalanced faults can be broken down into a subset of balanced networks which allow for easy calculation of various fault types. Various protection elements will utilize specific components to create comprehensive protection schemes. This presentation lays the groundwork for understanding how sequence networks and symmetrical components are derived.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:    Austin Burfield received a Bachelor’s of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering from The Ohio State University in 2011. Upon graduation, he transitioned to full time at SEL as an Application Engineer specializing in protection. In 2018, Austin joined Duke Energy’s Transmission Engineering group as a P&C Engineer. In 2022 Austin returned to SEL where he is currently a Senior Application Engineer. Austin is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Ohio and is a Senior Member of IEEE.

MENU SELECTIONS:   Pepperoni Pizza, Gluten-Free Pizza, Bourbon Chicken Pizza, Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza, Margherita Pizza, Italian Sausage Pizza, Veggie Lovers Pizza.  Beverage is included.

LOCATION:  March First Brewing & Distilling (Voltage Room) 7885 E Kemper Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45249 (39.27955510134435, -84.34861587323701)

RESERVATIONS:  MEETING RESERVATION LINK.  Please click on the appropriate link and complete the reservation.  Cost is $15 for members advanced registration.  Non-members cost is $20 cash at the door.

Reservations close at 11:59 PM on Sunday Sept 24, 2025.

DINNER RESERVATION CANCELLATION POLICY
An email to reserve.cinti@ieee.org prior to the close of reservations is required to properly cancel your reservation.

All Reservations must be made by Sept 24, 2025

WALK-INS (those without reservations): Due to catering and seating arrangements, reservations are required for this meeting

PE CREDITS:  Depending on the subject matter, attendance at IEEE Cincinnati Section Meetings now qualifies the attendee for Professional Development Hours towards renewal of Professional Engineers Licenses.  Required documentation will be available following the meeting if qualified!  The Section Meetings also provide a great opportunity to network with fellow engineers in the area.

Congratulations to the following students who each have won a $1,000 tuition scholarship:

Marc-Ayméric Adou Bogolo       NKU                             Major: Engineering Physics/Megatronics Eng. Tech.

Evan T. Love                              Miami Univ.                  Major: Electrical Engineering

Sahil G. Thakare                        Univ. of Cincinnati         Major: Computer Science

The application period for the 2026 IEEE Cincinnati Section Scholarships will open next February/March.

2025 CINCINNATI SECTION IEEE SCHOLARSHIPS

Applications are now being accepted for

2025 CINCINNATI SECTION IEEE SCHOLARSHIPS.

To be eligible for a $1000 tuition scholarship:

• Student must have completed a minimum of 30 semester credit hours.
• The scholarship is awarded for the Fall Quarter/Semester so Student must not have graduated prior to that quarter/semester (i.e. Sophomore, Junior or Senior).
• Student must be enrolled in an ABET accredited Bachelor of Science program.
• Student must be pursuing a bachelor’s degree in one of the following disciplines: Electrical or Electronics Engineering, Electrical or Electronics Engineering Technology, Computer Engineering, Computer Engineering Technology, Computer Science, Mechatronics Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering Technology, Robotics Engineering, or Robotics Engineering Technology.
• Student must have a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent to a “B” average).
• Student must be registered as a full-time undergraduate student.
• Student must be in good academic standing with their university.
• Student must submit with their application a letter of recommendation from either a faculty member or an IEEE member, endorsing their academic performance.
• Student is not required to be an IEEE member to apply. However, if selected as a recipient, the student must join IEEE and provide their membership number to the Scholarship Chair to receive the award.
• Students who have previously received the IEEE Cincinnati Section scholarship are ineligible to apply again

Terms and Conditions:

• Scholarship application form is available here:

Scholarship application 2025

• Download the application and complete it with the required information.
• Email your completed scholarship application to scholar.cinti@ieee.org by 1 August 2025.
• The Scholarship Committee will review and confirm application eligibility.
• Award winners will be randomly selected from the pool of eligible applications.
• If not awarded, a member is eligible to submit a new application the following year.
• Award monies will be paid directly to the University Bursar with Student ID and Name.
• The awardee must be registered with IEEE National as a student member.
• Scholarships will be awarded for the fall semester or quarter 2024.
• Awardees must be registered with IEEE National as a student member.

Beyond the Prompt: The Rise of AI Agents

DATE:            Thursday May 22, 2025

PLACE :        March First Brewing & Distilling (Voltage Room) (see below for directions)

TIME :           5:30 p.m.  Social Time & Registration

6:00 p.m.  Dinner

7:00 p.m.  Presentation  (45-60 min)

COST:            $15- $20, See information in Reservations

ABOUT THE MEETING:   We will explore what AI agents are, why they matter, and how they go beyond the prompt to unlock new kinds of business value. We’ll cover the essential building blocks of agent systems, including multi-agent coordination, planning, and tool integration—and why understanding the underlying mechanics is critical to using them effectively.

The session wraps with a live demo of a multi-agent system in action, showing how these autonomous systems can be designed to solve practical problems (and where things can still go sideways). Whether you’re just agent-curious or thinking about deploying them in the real world, you’ll leave with both inspiration and technical insight.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:  Dr. Natalia Connolly, PhD brings deep expertise in generative AI, artificial intelligence and machine learning to allenging business problems. A physics PhD by training, she became a data science and analytics executive, building and scaling data teams in industries as diverse as management consulting, e-commerce, retail, FinTech, and AgTech. In addition to the diversity of industries with which she has gained experience, Natalia is familiar with the differences in the data and artificial intelligence needs at large, well-established companies versus smaller start-ups.

Dr. Natalia has a PhD in high energy physics from the University of California. She performed her thesis work at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, and completed her postdoctoral training at Berkeley National Laboratory under the tutelage of Dr. Saul Perlmutter (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2011).

MENU SELECTIONS:  Pepperoni Pizza, Gluten-Free Pizza, Bourbon Chicken Pizza, Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza, Margherita Pizza, Italian Sausage Pizza, Veggie Lovers Pizza

LOCATION:  March First Brewing & Distilling (Voltage Room) 7885 E Kemper Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45249 (39.27955510134435, -84.34861587323701)

RESERVATIONS:  MEETING RESERVATION LINK.  Please click on the appropriate link and complete the reservation.  Cost is $15 for members advanced registration.  Non-members cost is $20 cash at the door.

Reservations close at 11:59 PM on Wednesday May 21st, 2025.

DINNER RESERVATION CANCELLATION POLICY
An email to reserve.cinti@ieee.org prior to the close of reservations is required to properly cancel your reservation.

All Reservations must be made by May 22nd, 2025

WALK-INS (those without reservations): Due to catering and seating arrangements, reservations are required for this meeting

PE CREDITS:  Depending on the subject matter, attendance at IEEE Cincinnati Section Meetings now qualifies the attendee for Professional Development Hours towards renewal of Professional Engineers Licenses.  Required documentation will be available following the meeting if qualified!  The Section Meetings also provide a great opportunity to network with fellow engineers in the area.

UC, MU, and NKU Senior Design/Capstone Projects

DATE:            Thursday April 24, 2025

PLACE :        March First Brewing & Distilling (Brewhouse Room) (see below for directions)

TIME :             5:30 p.m.  Social Time & Registration;   6:00 p.m.  Dinner;   7:00 p.m.  Presentation  (45-60 min)

COST:            $15- $20, See information in Reservations

ABOUT THE MEETING:   This meeting will feature presentations on select senior projects by students from University of Cincinnati, Miami University, and Northern Kentucky University.  Each year the engineering students complete their senior projects.  We are amazed at the talent and creativity of these students as they present their projects to us. These presentations are typically an interesting mix of hardware and software, solving problems, improving efficiencies, and creating new opportunities.   Additional information will be posted when available.

ABOUT THE PRESENTERS:

University of Cincinnati

Team 1:

• Project Title: Analog Synthesizer with MIDI Control and Digital Effects

• Abstract: A custom monophonic, modular, Euro-rack mountable analog synthesizer consisting of two Voltage Controlled Oscillators, a Voltage Controlled Filter, and a Mixer was combined with a Euro-rack mountable Digital Effects Bank powered by an Electrosmith Daisy Seed to create awesome sounds for recording and live performances.

• Team members: Dan String, Jordan Smith, Justin Wade

• Advisor: Dr. Wei Wei

Team 2:

• Project Title: Stomata, Green Toolkit

• Abstract: The Stomata project introduces a fresh, innovative approach to tackling urban climate change by pairing sustainable ecosystem design with a modular, cost-effective environmental monitoring device. Our team, focusing on the computer and electrical engineering side, is responsible for building and programming this device to support nature-based climate solutions. Urban areas face serious climate-related challenges—poor air quality, rising temperatures from the heat island effect, and a loss of biodiversity. There’s a clear need for solutions that not only monitor environmental conditions but also support ecological restoration in a scalable, affordable way. Unfortunately, most current technologies fall short in integration, usability, or cost. That’s where Stomata comes in. Our device measures key environmental factors like air quality, soil moisture, pH, and electrical conductivity, with real-time data visualized through a mobile app. It’s designed to be easy to replicate, making it a strong candidate for deployment in other urban areas or academic settings. Ultimately, this project lays the groundwork for smarter, more accessible environmental monitoring and offers a practical solution that we’re piloting right here at the University of Cincinnati.

• Team members: Khadija Coulibaly, Perry Johnson, Hamza Khairy

• Advisors: Dr. Drew McAvoy

Miami University

 Team 1:

• Project Title:  3D Printed Vertical Takeoff and Landing Aircraft

• Abstract: Our team’s goal is to create a fully functional fixed-wing airplane capable of vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL), both manually and autonomously, with integrated payload carry and release capabilities. Unlike past teams, our team 3D printed and assembled parts to construct the airframe, which is reinforced with carbon fiber rods.

• Team members: Aiden Haley, Andrew LaMendola, Ashtin Reip, John Tomtishen

• Advisor: Prof. Jim Leonard

Team 2:

• Project Title: Duplo Mindstorm

• Abstract: The Duplo Mindstorm project explores the design and development of a servo and sensor system for a Duplo-based robot. The project required a combination of 3D printing, modeling, and hardware integration to ensure compatibility and functionality with Duplo.  Components are housed in custom 3D-printed Duplo blocks, allowing for versatile robot designs, similar to Mindstorms from Lego.

• Team members: Dana Clark, Cody Radabaugh, Sam Stage, Tommy Trinh

• Advisor: Dr. Peter Jamieson

Northern Kentucky University 

 Team 1:

• Project Title:  All-Terrain Autonomous Guided Vehicle

• Abstract: The demand for ongoing innovation has increased over recent years due to the positive impact spread across a multitude of industries. While the versatility and application varies upon industry and industry needs, one challenge is known across all industries; that is, being able to create a durable robot while being affordable. This project aims to design an innovative all-terrain autonomous guided vehicle, or rather all-terrain AGV with the ability to navigate both an indoor and outdoor environment in addition to being cost effective. The project encompasses crucial designs such as adding four tracks and a suspension for the outdoor environment, adding a camera to track objects and overall placement of the robot’s location, and using a RPLIDAR sensor to map out the given surroundings. Alongside this, we’ll be using a NVIDIA Jetson Nano using Python to control the robot in addition to a remote to ensure that the robot can move by manual operation alongside being autonomous. Ensuring the robot is affordable, durable, and flexible given the environment it’s surrounded by is crucial for the robot, and the project aims to offer a sustainable solution for any industry while being able to perform tasks alongside being able to carry light objects within any environment.

• Team members:  Conner Degarmoe, Trevor Harms, Chase Gordon

• Advisor: Dr. Mahdi Yazdanpour

Team 2:

• Project Title: Will be announced soon!

MENU SELECTIONS:  Pepperoni Pizza, Cheese Pizza, Bourbon Chicken Pizza, Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza, Margherita Pizza, Italian Sausage Pizza, Veggie Lovers Pizza, Gluten-Free Pizza, includes drink.

LOCATION:  March First Brewing & Distilling (Brewhouse Room) 7885 E Kemper Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45249 (39.27955510134435, -84.34861587323701)

RESERVATIONS:  MEETING RESERVATION LINK.  Please click on the appropriate link and complete the reservation.  Cost is $15 for members advanced registration.  Non-members cost is $20 cash at the door.

Reservations close at 11:59 PM on April 23th, 2025. DINNER RESERVATION CANCELLATION POLICY
An email to reserve.cinti@ieee.org prior to the close of reservations is required to properly cancel your reservation.

All Reservations must be made by April 23, 2025

WALK-INS (those without reservations): Due to catering and seating arrangements, reservations are required for this meeting

PE CREDITS:  Depending on the subject matter, attendance at IEEE Cincinnati Section Meetings now qualifies the attendee for Professional Development Hours towards renewal of Professional Engineers Licenses.  Required documentation will be available following the meeting if qualified!  The Section Meetings also provide a great opportunity to network with fellow engineers in the area.

Engineering Ethics: Principles & Applications

DATE:            Thursday, March 27, 2025

PLACE :        March First Brewing & Distilling (Voltage Room) (see below for directions)

TIME :           5:30 p.m.  Social & Registration,    6:00 p.m. Dinner,    7:00 p.m.  Presentation  (45-60 min)

COST:            $15- $20, See information in Reservations

ABOUT THE MEETING:   This comprehensive presentation on Engineering Ethics provides an in-depth exploration of ethical principles, real-world case studies, and emerging challenges engineers face in their profession. Participants will gain a solid understanding of how ethics shape decision-making in engineering and how ethical considerations impact public safety, corporate integrity, and technological advancements. This presentation will satisfy the 1 PDH ethics requirement for professional engineers.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:   Dave Hernandez is among the nation’s top consultants in the Power & Energy sector serving the industry as a distinguished Professional Engineer licensed in 52 U.S. jurisdictions. He has held responsible charge of over 25,000 electrical projects throughout his 19-year career and is frequently retained by international design firms, electric utilities, and law practices. Dave is an IEEE Senior Member where he serves in several leadership roles across the organization. He has conducted over two dozen workshops and has been published 11 times through various industry outlets.

MENU SELECTIONS:  Pepperoni Pizza, Cheese Pizza, Bourbon Chicken Pizza, Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza, Margherita Pizza, Italian Sausage Pizza, Veggie Lovers Pizza, includes drink.

LOCATION:  March First Brewing & Distilling (Voltage Room) 7885 E Kemper Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45249 (39.27955510134435, -84.34861587323701)

RESERVATIONS:  MEETING RESERVATION LINK.  Please click on the appropriate link and complete the reservation.  Cost is $15 for members advanced registration.  Non-members cost is $20 cash at the door.

Reservations close at 11:59 PM on March 26th, 2025.
DINNER RESERVATION CANCELLATION POLICY
An email to reserve.cinti@ieee.org prior to the close of reservations is required to properly cancel your reservation.

All Reservations must be made by March 26, 2025

WALK-INS (those without reservations): Due to catering and seating arrangements, reservations are required for this meeting

PE CREDITS:  Attendance at this IEEE Cincinnati Section Meetings qualifies the attendee for 1.0 Professional Development Hour towards renewal of Professional Engineers Licenses regarding Ethics.  Required documentation will be available following the meeting if qualified!  The Section Meetings also provide a great opportunity to network with fellow engineers in the area.

Review of novel technology: L3Harris Mason

DATE:           Thursday, February 27, 2025

PLACE :        March First Brewing & Distilling (Voltage Room) (see below for directions)

TIME :           5:30 p.m.  Social Time & Registration,  6:00 p.m.  Dinner,   7:00 p.m.  Presentation  (45-60 min)

COST:            $15- $20, See information in Reservations

 ABOUT THE MEETING:   L3Harris Space & Sensors History and Technology. Learn (1) the history of radio communications (used for space missions) that started here in Cincinnati, and  (2) IR technology being developed for use in military applications.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:  Susan Butsch has been a member of Cincinnati’s IEEE chapter since 2020. She currently serves as Secretary for the executive committee. Susan has experience in quality engineering for commercial, aviation, military and space applications. She is currently working as a materials and process engineer for L3Harris in Mason, Ohio.

MENU SELECTIONS:   Menu: House Smoked Pulled Pork and Brioche Buns and drink

LOCATION:  March First Brewing & Distilling (Voltage Room) 7885 E Kemper Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45249 (39.27955510134435, -84.34861587323701)

RESERVATIONS:  MEETING RESERVATION LINK.  Please click on the appropriate link and complete the reservation.  Cost is $15 for members advanced registration.  Non-members cost is $20 cash at the door.

Reservations close at 11:59 PM on Wednesday February 26, 2025.

DINNER RESERVATION CANCELLATION POLICY
An email to reserve.cinti@ieee.org prior to the close of reservations is required to properly cancel your reservation.

All Reservations must be made by February 26, 2025

NO WALK-INS (those without reservations): Due to catering and seating arrangements, reservations are required for this meeting

PE CREDITS:  Depending on the subject matter, attendance at IEEE Cincinnati Section Meetings now qualifies the attendee for Professional Development Hours towards renewal of Professional Engineers Licenses.  Required documentation will be available following the meeting if qualified!  The Section Meetings also provide a great opportunity to network with fellow engineers in the area.

2025 CINCINNATI SECTION IEEE SCHOLARSHIPS

Applications are now being accepted for

2025 CINCINNATI SECTION IEEE SCHOLARSHIPS.

To be eligible for a $1000 tuition scholarship:

• Student must have completed a minimum of 30 semester credit hours.
• The scholarship is awarded for the Fall Quarter/Semester so Student must not have graduated prior to that quarter/semester (i.e. Sophomore, Junior or Senior).
• Student must be enrolled in an ABET accredited Bachelor of Science program.
• Student must be pursuing a bachelor’s degree in one of the following disciplines: Electrical or Electronics Engineering, Electrical or Electronics Engineering Technology, Computer Engineering, Computer Engineering Technology, Computer Science, Mechatronics Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering Technology, Robotics Engineering, or Robotics Engineering Technology.
• Student must have a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent to a “B” average).
• Student must be registered as a full-time undergraduate student.
• Student must be in good academic standing with their university.
• Student must submit with their application a letter of recommendation from either a faculty member or an IEEE member, endorsing their academic performance.
• Student is not required to be an IEEE member to apply. However, if selected as a recipient, the student must join IEEE and provide their membership number to the Scholarship Chair to receive the award.
• Students who have previously received the IEEE Cincinnati Section scholarship are ineligible to apply again

Terms and Conditions:

• Scholarship application form is available here:

Scholarship application 2025

• Download the application and complete it with the required information.
• Email your completed scholarship application to scholar.cinti@ieee.org by 1 August 2025.
• The Scholarship Committee will review and confirm application eligibility.
• Award winners will be randomly selected from the pool of eligible applications.
• If not awarded, a member is eligible to submit a new application the following year.
• Award monies will be paid directly to the University Bursar with Student ID and Name.
• The awardee must be registered with IEEE National as a student member.
• Scholarships will be awarded for the fall semester or quarter 2024.
• Awardees must be registered with IEEE National as a student member.

Arc-Flash Hazard Analysis

ABOUT THE MEETING:   An arc-flash hazard analysis, also known as an arc flash study is a risk assessment that evaluates the likelihood of an arc flash incident and how to protect people from the resulting hazards:

What it does:  Determines the potential energy of an arc flash, the likelihood of injury, and the appropriate PPE to protect workers

Why it’s important – Helps ensure compliance with arc flash codes and standards, and facilitates safe work conditions

Who requires it – OSHA enforces employers are required to ensure their workers understand and can protect themselves from arc flash risks

How often it’s required – NFPA 70E requires arc flash studies to be updated every 5 years or as needed per power system modifications

An arc flash hazard analysis typically includes the following components:

• Field survey – Data collection of the power distribution system
• Single-line diagram – Produce a power distribution schematic
• Short-circuit analysis – Determines the fault current that would flow to each piece of equipment in the event of a short circuit
• Incident energy analysis – Determines the potential arc flash energy present in each piece of equipment per IEEE 1584
• Protective device coordination – Compares the fault current to the interrupting capacity of main circuit breakers or fuses
• Reports and recommendations – Includes label installation with hazard and PPE guidance

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:  Dave Hernandez is among the nation’s top experts in the Power & Energy sector serving as a Nationally-Licensed Electrical Engineer and a Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professional.  He has held responsible charge of over 2,000 Arc Flash Studies throughout his 19-year career and is frequently retained by international design firms, electric utilities, and law practices.  Dave sits on the board of the IEEE 1584 Arc-Flash Hazard Working Group as a Senior Member.  He has conducted over two dozen workshops and has been published 11 times through various industry outlets. Dave holds both BS and MS degrees in Electrical Engineering specialized in power systems.

MENU SELECTIONS:   Menu: Pepperoni Pizza, Cheese Pizza, Bourbon Chicken Pizza, Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza, Margherita Pizza, Italian Sausage Pizza, Veggie Lovers Pizza

LOCATION:  March First Brewing & Distilling (Voltage Room) 7885 E Kemper Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45249 (39.27955510134435, -84.34861587323701)

RESERVATIONS:  RESERVE HERE  Please click on the appropriate link and complete the reservation.  Cost is $15 for members advanced registration.  Non-members cost is $20 cash at the door.

Reservations close at 11:59 PM on Wednesday January 22nd, 2025.
DINNER RESERVATION CANCELLATION POLICY
An email to reserve.cinti@ieee.org prior to the close of reservations is required to properly cancel your reservation.

All Reservations must be made BEFORE January 23th, 2025.

In the event of inclement weather, please check the section site for updates!

WALK-INS (those without reservations): Due to catering and seating arrangements, reservations are required for this meeting

PE CREDITS:  Depending on the subject matter, attendance at IEEE Cincinnati Section Meetings now qualifies the attendee for Professional Development Hours towards renewal of Professional Engineers Licenses.  Required documentation will be available following the meeting if qualified!  The Section Meetings also provide a great opportunity to network with fellow engineers in the area.