Coming up on Thursday, September 21st, 2PM
Creating HDTV Videos from your Photos
IEEE Louisville Section
Life Member Affinity Group (LMAG)
Don’t keep your photos trapped in a little camera or cell phone. There are
techniques for moving those photos to your computer. Then learn the process
for creating a unique video of those photos and finally transporting the show to
any Big-Screen (HD)TV. A 20-minute show will display samples of videos which
have been created over the past years. During the discussion, Lee Hoke will
guide you through the techniques required to create ‘Your Big Show’.
All Section members are welcome to attend. Come have a brew with us (and
some good Irish food too) and enjoy the fun! No RSVP needed, just show up!
Date: Thursday, September 21, 2023
Time: 2:00 PM – Sign-in
2:30 PM – Presentation
3:30 PM – Follow Up
Location: Flanagan’s Ale House
934 Baxter Ave
Louisville, KY 40204
Phone: 502.585.3700
Website: https://flanagansalehouse.com/
Price: IEEE members and Guests are welcome. No Host Bar and Food.
RSVP: No RSVP needed. If you wish, you can email Jim Graham, LMAG Chair
at james.graham@louisville.edu.
Speaker: Lee Hoke, IEEE Life Fellow:
Lee is an IEEE Life Fellow, and former Magnavox (now Phillips Electronics) Chief
Engineer in charge of color TV design. He has 4 US patents and has published
over 20 technical papers for McGraw Hill. Previously, Lee served on the
governing board and treasurer of the Consumer Electronics Society of the IEEE.
Lee was made a Fellow of the IEEE in 1994.
Co-Sponsors:
This Event is Co-sponsored by the IEEE Louisville Section
Coming up on Tuesday, October 24h, 2023 at 5:45 PM Eastern:
Mission Critical Data Center Operations
Abstract: Eaton’s two Kentucky data centers house many thousands of servers running critical
applications, petabytes of storage as well as the necessary networking and security components.
The applications in the data centers support manufacturing, supply chain, finance, and many
other critical functions on a global scale 24/7.
Some of the keystones of mission critical operations are redundancy, equipment reliability,
system simplicity and structured processes. Nothing is left to chance in an environment where
tens to hundreds of millions of dollars may be lost if an outage were to occur. During this session,
we will discuss these keystones and how they are applied to our operation of Eaton’s data
centers. After the presentation, we will split into groups for a tour of the data center.
Time: Arrive: 5:45 PM Eastern
Dinner Begins: 6:00 PM
Dinner Continues with Presentation: 6:15 PM
NOTE: Government issued picture ID is required and will be retained by security while
inside the data center.
Location: Eaton Corporation, 12901 Plantside Drive, Louisville, KY 40299
Price: Free
Menu: Food and soft drinks provided by Eaton.
RSVP: Eric Elwell, EricSElwell@Eaton.com
Flyer: https://ieeelouisville.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/104/2023/09/IEEE-Technical-Meeting-Eaton-Data-Center-10-24-23-R2.pdf
SPACE IS LIMITED You will receive email from Eric confirming your registration
*PDH certificates will be emailed to all attendees requesting one* –
Contact Jason Finn, jason.finn@lge-ku.com
Speakers:
Vinod Nair, Eaton Corporation, is a Senior Manager in Eaton’s Infrastructure Services group managing the Data Center and Colocation value streams. He joined Eaton in late 2011 and moved to KY during the commissioning of the data centers. He has a background in Data Center management, IT strategic planning, product management, solution development, computer networks, cyber security, and infrastructure management. He holds IT certifications on numerous technologies and has an engineering degree in electronics and telecommunications. He has over 25 years of global IT experience.
Rob Rich, Eaton Corporation, is one of four mission critical facilities engineers who run the Eaton Data Centers. He joined Eaton in 2010 and moved to KY during the building and commissioning of the data centers. He holds a BS degree in Electrical Engineering from Gonzaga University (where he played basketball in the early 90’s) and MS in Engineering Management from New Jersey Institute of Technology. He has over 30 years of experience in mission critical facilities operations.
Photo Sources: Taylor Vick on Unsplash and Milo Bauman on Unsplash