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PROCEEDINGS OF THE IEEE

2012 EDITORIAL BOARD

Robert J. Trew, Editor-In-Chief

James E. Brittain, Associate

Editor, History

Derek Abbott

Metin Akay

Duncan C. Baker

Elliott Brown

Babu R. Chalamala

Thomas Conte

Steinar Dale

Faramaz Davarian

Samir El-Ghazaly

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J. Michael Golio

Lajos Hanzo

Simon Haykin

Shuji Hirakawa

Marija Ilic

Bahram Javidi

Joy Laskar

Gianluca Lazzi

Yilu Liu

Leda Lunardi

Pierre Moulin

H. Troy Nagle

Khalil Najafi

Gabriel Rebeiz

Jeffrey H. Reed

Mark Reed

Christian Roux

Kamal Sarabandi

Michael Stroscio

Arne Svensson

William Tranter

H. Joel Trussell

Leung Tsang

Usha Varshney

Robert Weigel

Dwight Woolard

Ke Wu

Howard Zebker

2012 IEEE PUBLICATION

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Digital Object Identifier 10.1109/JPROC.2012.2196129

1245 CENTENNIAL

EDITORIAL

Welcome to Our

Centennial Celebration

Issue!

By R. J . Trew

1247 CENTENNIAL

HISTORY

Scanning the P

ROCEEDINGS

for History

By G. W. Day

1250 SCANNING THE

ISSUE

Centennial Special Issue

By J. Calder

1278 POINT OF VIEW

100 Years in the Past and

100 Years in the Future

By P. Cochrane

1889 POINT OF VIEW

A Centennial Review

of Style and Contents

in the P

ROCEEDINGS OF

THE IEEE

By H. Sales

1899 SCANNING OUR PAST

Scanning My Past: Some

Personal Reflections

Stimulated by the

ROCEEDINGS Centennial

By J. E. Brittain

1904 FUTURE SPECIAL

ISSUES/SPECIAL

SECTIONS

MAY 13TH, 2012 / VOL. 100

DEPARTMENTS

Reﬂ ections and Reviews of Past Predictions

1255 Overview for Reflections and Reviews of Past Predictions

By H. J. Trusell

1261 Back to the Future—1962 Redux

By R. Lucky

1265 Like Being There

By J. L. Flanagan

1268 To Learn About Nature Look to Nature Itself

By E. R. Lewis

1271 Computational Social Systems

By E. E. Santos

1273 Research Funding and the PROCEEDINGS OF THE IEEE Centennial

By R. J. Trew

Cyber–Physical Systems

1285 Prolog to the Section on Cyber–Physical Systems

By K.-D. Kim and P. R. Kumar

One of the biggest challenges to the implementation of cyber technology

systems is their complexity which makes it more difficult to design and develop

software systems.

1287 Cyber–Physical Systems: A Perspective at the Centennial

By K.-D. Kim and P. R. Kumar

INVITED PAPER

This paper surveys cyber–physical systems and the potential

benefits of the convergence of computing, communications, and control

technologies for developing next-generation engineered systems.

1309 A Cyber–Physical Future

By R. Rajkumar

INVITED PAPER

Technical challenges will be overcome in the future resulting

in a science of cyber–physical systems (CPSs) and new technological solutions

that will make CPS deployment practical, affordable, and reliable.

Electric Power and Energy Engineering

1313 Prolog to the Section on Electric Power and Energy Engineering

By G. T. Heydt, R. Ayyanar, K. W. Hedman, and V. Vittal

This section on the subject of power and energy consists of two papers; the first

paper covers the history and growth and the second one is more visionary in

scope, dealing with present trends, including the smart grid, and the future of

the field.

1315 Electric Power and Energy Engineering: The First Century

By G. T. Heydt, R. Ayyanar, K. W. Hedman, and V. Vittal

INVITED PAPER

This paper deals with power engineering in the early days and

traces its development and its resources and how it became apparent in the

1930s that networking of power systems had a number of significant

advantages, especially related to reliability.

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On the Cover: Our retrospective

cover on this very special Centennial

Issue, commemorating the 100th

Anniversary of the establishment of

the Institute of Radio Engineers in

1912, is meant to suggest a

constantly changing and

evolving World.

CONTENTS

CENTENNIAL SPECIAL ISSUE

Vol. 100, May 13th, 2012

Proceedings of the IEEE

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Vol. 100, May 13th, 2012

CONTENTS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1237

CENTENNIAL SPECIAL ISSUE

1329

Smart Grids and Beyond: Achieving the Full Potential of Electricity Systems

By M. Kezunovic, J. D. McCalley, and T. J. Overbye

INVITED PAPER

This paper deals with present trends and some future expectations and discusses the

barriers to implementation of the smart grid, and how each sector of the field from supplier to consumer is

approaching these barriers.

Engineering Education

1342 Prolog to the Section on Engineering Education

By L. H. Jamieson

Much more than transferring a body of knowledge from a professor to a student, engineering education

involves self-awareness and identity—both of the student and of our collective educational institutions—and

how we define (or erase) the boundaries between classrooms and learning.

1344 Five Major Shifts in 100 Years of Engineering Education

By J. E. Froyd, P. C. Wankat, and K. A. Smith

INVITED PAPER

The authors discuss what has reshaped, or is currently reshaping, engineering education

over the past 100 years up until the current emphasis on design, learning, and social–behavioral sciences

research and the role of technology.

1361 Engineering Education Today: Capturing the Afterlife of Sisyphus in Five Snapshots

By R. A. Cheville

INVITED PAPER

This paper reviews engineering education from a student’s perspective, an engineering

program department’s view, a policy-maker’s perspective, the view of society, and concludes with a

discussion on the impact of information technology on engineering education.

1376 Beyond 2020: Preparing Engineers for the Future

By S. A. Rajala

INVITED PAPER

This paper examines the changes that are transforming the engineering profession and

suggests the need for a sixth major shift: the integration of attributes of a global engineer, and concludes

with the challenges and implications for future engineering education.

Entertainment Technologies

1384 Prolog to the Section on Entertainment Technologies

By S. Ng

Rapid and widespread broadband penetration, ubiquitous connectivity, the emergence of cloud-based

services, and the profusion of social networks and media have impacted how we receive entertainment content.

1386 A Brief History of Entertainment Technologies

By S. Ng

INVITED PAPER

This paper reviews the history of entertainment technologies from the early days of film and

television to the present, in order to provide some perspective into the future trajectories of technology and

entertainment.

1391 The Future of Cloud-Based Entertainment

By K. Hughes

INVITED PAPER

The era of preprogrammed entertainment contained in a physical object such as a CD or

other media storage device is ending with the arrival of seemingly endless quantities of entertainment in the

cloud via a variety of streaming data devices.

1395 Social Television: Enabling Technologies and Architectures

By M.-J. Montpetit and M. Médard

INVITED PAPER

The concept of TV and other content being everywhere has been accepted in the

entertainment world and this paper reviews the recent developments that will create social television

experiences beyond the current generation.

[ Continued on page 1239➤]

CONTENTS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1238

CENTENNIAL SPECIAL ISSUE

1400

Mobile Clouds: The New Content Distribution Platform

By M. V. Pedersen and F. H. P. Fitzek

INVITED PAPER

In this paper, the future of digital media content distribution using mobile clouds is

introduced and the impact of social networks on sharing content and other limited resources such as

spectrum is highlighted.

1404 Entertainment in the Age of Big Data

By T. Schlieski and B. D. Johnson

INVITED PAPER

This paper discusses the maturing age of big data where stories can become adaptive

algorithms, creating a more engaging and interactive future for entertainment.

Hardware/Software Codesign

1409 Prolog to the Section on Hardware/Software Codesign

By S. Ha

The paper in this section provides a bird’s eye view on the history of the codesign methodology,

highlights its major research directions and achievements, and predicts future research directions

for the decades ahead.

1411 Hardware/Software Codesign: The Past, the Present, and Predicting the Future

By J. Teich

INVITED PAPER

This paper reviews the past, present, and future prospects for hardware/software codesign,

which is used extensively in embedded electronic system products for automobiles, industrial design

automation, avionics, mobile devices, home appliances, and other products.

Mass Storage and Data Retrieval

1431 Prolog to the Section on Mass Storage and Data Retrieval

By X. Zhou

Many individuals in business, science, and technology are discussing the phenomenon of “big data” and

“cloud computing” and at the core of these innovations are “data sets” so large that existing mass data

storage systems are inadequate.

1433 The History of Storage Systems

By K. Goda and M. Kitsuregawa

INVITED PAPER

This paper reviews the history and development of various data storage systems ranging

from the early days of paper and punched cards through digital storage media technologies including storage

networking and cloud-based storage systems.

1441 The History of Web Archiving

By M. Toyoda and M. Kitsuregawa

INVITED PAPER

An explosive amount of data has been generated in the past two decades and shared by

billions of people over the Internet, and this paper discusses the history and the current challenges of

archiving massive and extremely diverse amounts of user-generated WWW data.

1444 The History of Information Retrieval Research

By M. Sanderson and W. B. Croft

INVITED PAPER

This paper provides some perspective on the history of information retrieval that had its

beginnings long before the creation of the Internet and provides some enlightened predictions on possible

future directions of the field.

Advanced Materials for Electronics, Photonics, and Energy Storage

1452 Prolog to the Section on Advanced Materials for Electronics, Photonics, and Energy Storage

By B. Chalamala

The pace of discovery and development in materials research is beginning to accelerate as we are

approaching traditional design limits of structures in a wide range of technologies.

Vol. 100, May 13th, 2012

Proceedings of the IEEE

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哈利伯热

2015-11-02

非常好，对于未来大有前途的技术进行了解读
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超级好的文章，不过全部读下来需要一定的时间。。总结IEEE50年的历程，预测未来发展，对纠结发展方向，想对整个工程技术领域有所了解的人，强烈推荐。
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2016-03-01

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