Committee on Communications Policy
(CCP)
Mission Statement
The Committee on
Communications Policy (CCP) promotes formulation of sound
legislation, regulation and policies relating to communications technologies. Committee members have focused on such
issues as spectrum efficiency, high-performance computing, RFID, digital
high-resolution systems, personal communications systems, and privacy.
CCP welcomes IEEE-USA
members who would like to assist the committee in its mission. Contact
Deborah Rudolph at d.rudolph@ieee.org
for details.
Priority
Issues and Activities
- New Technologies for Fostering Broadband Access
- RFID
- Cybersecurity on the Internet includingTraffic Management
- IPv4/IPv6
- Online Authentication including Internet Security and Privacy
- FCC and and Spectrum Policy Reform
Position Statements
White Papers
.Policy Communications
Conferences/Conference Reports:
IEEE International Conference on RFID 2007 Proceedings
Abstracts are available to all. Full articles are available to those who pay for it ($13 per article) or are members of Xplore subscribing institutions.
"This Decade's (R)evolutionary Telecommunications
Paradigm? —
workshop report prepared by Alan McAdams, Cornell
University (March 2003)
Meeting Schedule
Meetings are generally held in IEEE-USA's Washington DC office from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (EST). Visitors are welcome and active participation is encouraged.
Please contact Deborah Rudolph for future meeting dates and details.
Committee Organization
IEEE-USA members are
invited to serve on the committee to assist with the activities and mission
of CCP.
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Chair: |
Doug Taggart, Chair
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Vice Chair: |
Eric Burger, Vice Chair
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Staff: |
Deborah Rudolph |
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Participation
CCP invites IEEE U.S.
members who have and interest in public policy coupled with expertise in the
field of computers, communications, and Internet technology and who are willing
to be active contributors to the committee's activities to join the committee
as an Internet Corresponding Member. As an ICM, you will be invited to
recommend committee activities, comment on draft position statements and
testimonies, and otherwise participate in the business of the committee. To
become an ICM, please provide a brief description of your interest and expertise in this area (no more that 250 words) and submit
to:
Deborah Rudolph
IEEE-USA
2001 L Street, N.W.
Suite 700
Washington, DC 20036
(Office) 202-530-8332
(Fax) 202-785-0835
(Email)
d.rudolph@ieee.org
Resource Links
Selected Government
Sites
Other Sites
Last update:
10 June 2009
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