Portal del Investigador
Joshua L. Semeter Not applied
Associate Professor
Boston University
Boston, Estados Unidos
ionospheric and space plasma physics; spectroscopy of atmospheric airglow and the aurora borealis; image processing; radar systems and radar signal processing
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Electrical Engineering, University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Estados Unidos, 1987
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Electrical Engineering, BOSTON UNIVERSITY. Estados Unidos, 1992
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Electrical Engineering, BOSTON UNIVERSITY. Estados Unidos, 1997
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Director Full Time
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Boston, Estados Unidos
2009 - 2011
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Associate Professor Full Time
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Boston, Estados Unidos
2008 - At present
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Associate Director Full Time
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Boston, Estados Unidos
2005 - 2009
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Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Full Time
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Boston, Estados Unidos
2004 - 2008
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Teaching Assistant Full Time
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Boston, Estados Unidos
1990 - 1991
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Engineer Full Time
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft
East Hartford, Estados Unidos
1987 - 1990
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Senior Research Engineer Full Time
SRI International
Menlo Park, Estados Unidos
1999 - 2004
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Postdoctoral fellow Full Time
Max-Planck-Institut fur extraterrestrische Physik
Garching, Alemania
1991 - 1997
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Research Assistant Full Time
Boston University
Boston, Estados Unidos
1991 - 1997
THESIS/DISSERTATION SUPERVISION
Primary advisor
1 M.S. Project Advisor: J. Byrnes, “Optical flow estimation applied to the aurora-borealis,” MS ECE, Boston
Univ., August 2006.
2 M.S. Thesis Advisor: S. Capozzi, “A new incoherent scatter radar technique for studying magnetospheric
energy flow,” M.S. ECE, Boston Univ., September 2007.
3 Ph.D. Dissertation Advisor: M. Diaz, “Particle-in-Cell Simulation of Electron Beam Instabilities in the
Ionosphere and Their Effect on ISR Spectra,” Ph.D. ECE, Boston University, May 2009.
4 Ph.D. Dissertation Advisor: M. Zettergren, “Model-based Optical and Radar Remote Sensing of Auroral
Ionospheric Upflows and Composition,” Ph.D. ECE, Boston University, May 2009.
5 M.S. Project Advisor: C. Goenka, “Design of a Nanosatellite Imaging Spectrometer,” May 2009.
6 M.S. Project Advisor: D. Schue, “HgCdTe Avalanche Photodiode Characterization,” December 2010.
7 M.S. Project Advisor: K. Pearson, “Mitigation of Radio Frequency Interference in Oblique Ionospheric
Sounders,” December 2011.
8 M.S. Project Advisor: A. MacDonell, “ An Analysis of Meteoroid Mass Determination Methods Using the
ALTAIR HPLA Radar,” December 2011.
9 Ph.D. Dissertation Advisor: T. Butler, “Spatial Statistics and Analysis of the Earth’s Ionosphere,” Ph.D. ECE,
Boston University, May 2013.
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Michael J. Buonsanto Memorial Lecturer
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Estados Unidos, 2013
Haystack Observatory
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ECE Faculty Teaching Award
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Estados Unidos, 2009
The ECE Award for Excellence in Teaching
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Commendation for Excellence in Technical Communications
Laser Focus World Magazine
Estados Unidos, 2008
for article entitled "Segmented tunable filters advance multispectral imaging"
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Boston University Class of 2007 Gift Program, Certificate of Appreciation
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Estados Unidos, 2007
Certificate of Appreciation
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NSF Early Career Development (CAREER) award
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
Estados Unidos, 2006
Award for the outstanding early carrier development
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SRI Presidential Achievement Award for contributions to geospace research
SRI INTERNATIONAL
Estados Unidos, 2004
Award for contributions to geospace research
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Prize Lecture, NSF CEDAR Workshop
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
Estados Unidos, 2000
Invitation for a Price Lecture
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Postdoctoral fellowship
MAX PLANCK SOCIETY
Alemania, 1997
Award of the Max Planck Society
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Outstanding Paper Award, NSF Coupling, Energetics, and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions (CEDAR) Workshop
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
Estados Unidos, 1995
Outstanding Paper Award
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Outstanding Paper Award, American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting
American Geophysical Union
Estados Unidos, 1995
Outstanding paper award
Model-Based Inversion of Auroral Processes |
Coherence in Auroral Fine Structure |
Tomographic methods for magnetospheric applications, |
Joshua Semeter
Associate Professor
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Boston University
Boston, Estados Unidos