Background
Lin, Wei-Song was born on January 25, 1951 in I-Lan County, Taiwan. Son of Wei-Hai Lin and A-Bau Lai.
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Wei-Song Lin, Chinese electrical engineer, educator. Achievements include first to propose the adaptive optimal comtrol method; development of metro traffic regulation by adaptive dynamic programming; first to synthesize affine invariant function for 2D shape recognition. Member of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (associate), International Union Radio Science (associate).
Education
Bachelor, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, 1973. Master, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, 1975. Doctor of Philosophy, National Taiwan University, 1982.
Career
Researcher Telecom Research Institute, Taoyuan County, Taiwan, 1977—1978. Researcher, lecturer Telecom Training Institute, Taipei County, Taiwan, 1978—1980. Lecturer National Taiwan University, Taipei City, 1981—1983, associate professor, 1983—1987, professor, since 1987.
Project leader science team National Satellite Program Office, Shin-Chu City, Taiwan, 1996—2002. Consultant Taiwan Power Company, Taipei City, 1997—1999.
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Membership
Member of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (associate), International Union Radio Science (associate).
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Married Shieh-Ying Lin, June 15, 1980. Children: Chia-Yu, Wei-Che.
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1973
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1982
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Recipient Excellent Research awards, National Science Council, Taiwan, 1991, 1994, prizes, National Science Council, Taiwan, 1983—2005, Best Paper award, Chinese Institute Image Processing and Pattern Recognition, 1996, Teaching award, Ministry Education, Taiwan, 2001. Grantee, National Science Council, Taiwan, 1982—2005.Recipient Excellent Research awards, National Science Council, Taiwan, 1991, 1994, prizes, National Science Council, Taiwan, 1983—2005, Best Paper award, Chinese Institute Image Processing and Pattern Recognition, 1996, Teaching award, Ministry Education, Taiwan, 2001. Grantee, National Science Council, Taiwan, 1982—2005.