1. RITC Report to AdCom Chuck Melcher March 6, 2010

3. 2009 NSS/MIC Registration IEEE Member 517 One Day Only 59 non-IEEE Member 602 IEEE Student 186 non-IEEE Student 169 Retired/Unemployed 17 Continuing Education Program Only 5 Complimentary 57 Life Member 9 Exhibit Personnel Only 77 Exhibitor 58 Miscellaneous Items 1 Total: 1757

4. 2009 NSS-MIC Where did they come from?

5. Workshops and Special Sessions Nuclear Technology in the Oil Well Logging Industry Data Intensive Computing beyond the LHC Contrast in Neutron Imaging Nuclear Techniques Applied to Cultural Heritage Nuclear Forensics - From Mutually Assured Destruction to Mutually Assured Detection Workshop on High Performance Medical Imaging (HPMI) 2009 New Technologies in Hadron Therapy Special Women in Engineering (WIE) Session: Fostering better use of the talent pool of women in science & Engineering STIR User's Meeting: Open Source Software for Tomographic Image Reconstruction

6. Continuing Education Total Integrated Circuit Front Ends for Nuclear Pulse Processing 59 Nuclear Science for Security Applications 50 Medical Imaging Fundamentals 44 Nuclear Power and Other Environmentally Clean Alternatives 6 Physics and Design of Detectors for SPECT and PET 85 Programming and Medical Applications Using Graphics Hardware 43 Statistical Methods for Image Reconstruction 60 TOTAL: 347

7. NSS-MIC 2010: Knoxville, TN

8. 2010 NSS MIC RTSD Status Report February 2010 The January planning meeting was held 23 January in Knoxville. The food and beverage contracts were agreed with the Knoxville Convention Center (KCC). One or two events may be held offsite and contracts were obtained for these events. The review of the space and the meeting requirements (keeping in mind the comments from the 2009 CIP questionnaire) showed that we may need more space, especially for posters. In addition, the rules for poster placement in the KCC have changed since the original planning. To keep the meeting all in one building, an additional 49k ft 2 room has been reserved. The Technical Program Chairs have proposed plenary and invited speakers, who are being contacted and invited. Approximately xx booths have been sold. Fund raising is continuing. Contributions have already been received from DOE and Siemens. It is expected that a high level of student support will be available. The companion tours were almost completely organized, but a contract was not signed because an agreement in the terms could not be reached. A new company has been located and a contract with them is under review and is expected to be signed shortly. The final call for papers was mailed. US Domestic was sent non-profit rate and international was sent first class. The delivery time for international was over 5 weeks. The long delivery time is being investigated. The hotel reservation website is open. Included on this page is information about the local area and transportation from the airport. The abstract submission and registration software is being modified and will be posted to the website when available. The Technical Chairs will meet in Knoxville in June to finalize the program.

9. Future NSS-MIC Conferences 2010: Knoxville; Ron Keyser 2011: Valencia; David Townsend 2012: Anaheim; Tom Lewellen 2013: Seoul

10. Request for Technical Co-sponsorship 2010 IEEE Conference on Technologies for Homeland Security 4 technical tracks; 2 are of interest for NPSS: Border security Counter-WMD techniques Dick Lanza and Zane Bell are members of the Technical Program Committee TPC responsibilities: attend monthly teleconferences participate in conference organization select invited speakers develop tutorials review submitted papers assist track chairs decide on best paper in each track