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All papers where the first author was a
student and which were presented by the student entered into
the paper contest.
Both graduate and undergraduate
students participated in the competition.
Each paper was graded by four judges on the following 11
aspects:
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Organization: Paper has a
clearly defined introduction, body, and conclusions with
transition between each.
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Logical Development.
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Poise, Eye Contact.
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Correct Use of English.
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Clarity and Directness
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Original, Elegant.
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Apparent Technical and Factual Accuracy and Grasp of the
Subject.
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Well Supported Analytically and/or Experimentally.
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Use of Graphic Aids.
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Use of Examples.
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Paper Discussion.
The papers with the
top
three
scores won first, second and
third prizes. These were:
| First
Prize $1,500 |
Fabian M. Uriarte of Texas A&M for "
Diakoptics
in Shipboard Power System Simulation" (co-author
Karen L. Butler-Purry) |
| Second
Prize $1,000 |
Jun Zhang of University of Tokyo, Japan for "
A
Comparison between the UPFC and the IPFC in
Optimal Power Flow Control and Power Flow
Reguolation" (co-author Akihiko Yokoyama) |
| Third
Prize $500 |
Whitney J. Wilson of Kansas State University for
"Design of an ofshore Wind Farm on Lake
Michigan: Part I" (co-author M.M. Morcos) |
We wish to congratulate the
winners and wish them every success in their careers. |
