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From: "James K. Purpura" <purpura@soo.ounnws.noaa.gov>
To: "Tommy R. Thornton" <TRT400@aol.com>, <emwin-broadcasters@hcad.org>,
        "EMWIN Users" <emwin-users@xenocode.com>,
        "Charlie Byars" <w5gpo@ibm.net>,
        "John Peabody" <John.Peabody@fema.gov>,
        "Putnam Ervin Reiter" <preiter@ou.edu>,
        "David R. Underwood" <David.Underwood@oklaosf.state.ok.us>,
        "Bill Wyatt" <bwyatt@onenet.net>, <rainer.dombrowski@noaa.gov>,
        <gene.hafele@noaa.gov>, "Gary M. Metcalf" <gem@greencis.net>,
        <gary.woodall@noaa.gov>, <rodney.becker@noaa.gov>,
        <myron.berger@noaa.gov>, <jim.purpura@noaa.gov>, <ed@big-z.com>,
        <jack@skywin.com>
Cc: <dennis.mccarthy@noaa.gov>, <chris.grant@noaa.gov>
Subject: EMWIN Users Workshop
Date: Sun, 27 Sep 1998 20:42:23 -0400
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Reply-To: emwin-users@xenocode.com

The first ever EMWIN Users Workshop will be held in Houston, Texas on Friday,
December 4th and Saturday, December 5th.

The Workshop will be held at the Harris County Appraisal District (HCAD)
offices, and will be co-sponsored by HCAD, the Harris County Office of
Emergency Management, and the National Weather Service Southern Region.

We anticipate a session geared to broadcasters on December 4th, and a
session geared to general users on December 5th.

We will have a specific agenda in a few weeks...but here are some of the
planned sessions:

History of EMWIN
Software Use/ Demos
Q+ACY-A with software vendors including Xenocode's Weathernode 4.0 (others are
welcome - let us know if you're interested)
Emergency Management Use of the System
EMWIN Reception Methods - Radio / Satellite
Tests of delivery of EMWIN data on the Internet
Rebroadcasting / Insertion of Local Data

There will be vendor displays as well.

There will be no charge for the Workshop, but those willing to participate
must register by November 25th. Attendance will be limited to around 100 and
will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

To register provide the information requested below and return this message
to:

chris.grant@noaa.gov or call Chris at 405-366-6581 x 141.

1.Name(s)



2. E-Mail address where we can contact you for updates (required)


3. Phone Number: (required)


4. Mailing Address (required)



5. Total Number in group and names:



6. Do you have any suggestions for sessions you would like to see?




Hotel accommodations are available nearby (Highway 290 and Loop 610 area).
A list of nearby hotels will be posted here in the next few days.

We hope you will consider attending.

James K. Purpura
Warning Coordination Meteorologist
National Weather Service Forecast Office
Norman, Oklahoma

purpura@soo.ounnws.noaa.gov

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