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Article #182IAC Module Submission Contest!!
From: Steve Thorpe
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 18:10
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 18:10
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---------------------------------------------------------------- CONTEST!!! CONTEST!!! CONTEST!!! CONTEST!!! CONTEST!!! ---------------------------------------------------------------- Hi AVSers! The International AVS Center's module repository has been very successful in its first year. There are now just shy of 600 public domain AVS modules available for your scientific visualizatition use! Thanks to all who have so generously shared their work! To encourage continued submissions, and as a reward for the modules already contributed, the IAC is implementing a quarterly contest. The author of the "best" module contributed in a quarter will receive his/her choice of $250 cash (U.S. funds), or $250 credit towards attendance at AVS '93 ( to be held May 24-26 in Orlando, Florida ). Some of the criteria considered in a module's evaluation include the module's: 1) Utility 2) Uniqueness 3) Popularity These are not necessarily all inclusive or in any particular order. The final decision as to who wins the award will be made by the IAC. The contest will be for three quarters, October 1, 1992 until December 31, 1992, January 1, 1993 until March 31, 1993 and lastly, April 1, 1993 until the AVS '93 conference on May 24, 1993. Submissions for each quarter must be received before midnight on the final day (EST). We have selected a lucky winner for the time preceeding Oct 1, 1992. For his many module contributions and their usefulness to the AVS community according to our download statistics, we have selected Wes Bethel from Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories. We did not want the donations for the first year to go unrewarded. Wes, a check for $250 will be sent to you shortly. Just in time to buy your holiday gifts! Thanks from the IAC and all the AVS User community for your more than many module contributions, including the following and more: animate_floa animate_inte animated_str plot_xyz plot_xyz_col read_irregul read_uniform add_coords_2 add_coords_3 add_cps byte_image_t float_image collage xform_field irreg_2_reg new_crop persp_field vec_mag_2d_v new_arbitrar bivar field_to_con scat_2d scat_3d dump_sunras dump_icc dump_ps image_2_icc output_color output_8bit write_irreg write_reg hsv_to_rgb rgb_to_hsv bin_field psfilter trivar LBL_bezier_v new_ortho_sl write_compressed read_compressed 3D_axis IAC and MCNC staff and their families are not eligible for the contest. Employees and their families from Advanced Visual Systems, Inc are also not eligible for the contest. All other entries will be equally considered. We are a non-profit organization. Have fun coding, and thanks again for an extremely successful first year! ---------------------------------------------------------------- You can contact the IAC at: The International AVS Center 3021 Cornwallis Rd RTP, NC 27709 USA avs@ncsc.org (919) 248-1100 Send any mail message to avsemail@ncsc.org for an automated reply, including our latest module catalog, user group information and readme files. Please send us AVS related articles for the AVS Network News magazine. Send requests for advance registration for AVS'93 to avs93@ncsc.org and join us May 24-26, 1993 for an intense 3 day AVS Conference. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Thorpe, Application Visualization System Specialist International AVS Center, North Carolina Supercomputing Center PO Box 12889 3021 Cornwallis Rd, RTP, NC 27709 avs@ncsc.org ----------------------------------------------------------------
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Newsgroups: comp.graphics.avs Path: arc1-ca.pugleaf.net!sparky!uunet!destroyer!gatech!concert!doppler!thorpe From: thorpe@doppler.ncsc.org (Steve Thorpe) Subject: IAC Module Submission Contest!! Message-ID: <Bxo2Gz.2qw@doppler.ncsc.org> Organization: North Carolina Supercomputing Center Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 18:10:11 GMT Lines: 119