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Eric Koski is an internationally-recognized expert on tactical wireless communications technology (especially HF) and software defined radio. His over 30 years of work for Harris Corporation have been focused primarily on HF radio communications technology, with side-excursions into tactical satellite and line-of-sight communications. He has research interests in the areas of wireless communications network and protocol design, software defined radio, and software product line engineering, and has authored or co-authored more than 25 published technical papers on topics in these areas as well as having obtained seven US patents. He has been a key contributor to US and international standards efforts, including those resulting in the HF communications standards Mil-Std-188-141B/C and NATO STANAG 4538: Automatic Radio Control System (ARCS). Since leaving the field of communications engineering, Eric has devoted himself to understanding climate change and its public policy implications. This effort has led to his joining the board of the Rochester People’s Climate Coalition (RPCC). He also chairs RPCC’s Scientific Advisory Committee and contributes to the organization’s public education and advocacy efforts. He has given talks and presentations on climate science and policy at schools and in the community. He received his M.A. in Philosophy from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1989 and his B.A. in General Science (Computer Science) from the University of Rochester in 1982.

Listed skills include Wireless Network Design, Hf Radio, Systems Engineering, Network Simulation, and 24 others.