Transputing '91 tutorial

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Author: J.Wexler
Date: Wed, 03 Apr 1991 10:25

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      Transputing '91, Sunnyvale CA, April 22nd-26th 1991

On Monday 22nd and Friday 26th, a programme of workshops and tutorials is to
be presented in association with the Transputing '91 conference at the
Sunnyvale Hilton Inn.  This is to announce the full-day session on
            Scientific Applications of Transputers
                    on Friday April 26th
                     from 0830 to 1800

Topics include: Seismic Visualisation, finite-element methods, molecular
biology, neural networks, cartographic applications, and oil industry
science.

Speakers represent Shell UK, Jet Propulsion Laboratory (Pasadena), Edinburgh
Parallel Computing Centre (Scotland), University of Osnabrueck (Germany),
University of Leuven (Belgium) and University of Illinois.

Fee: $150.

         Programme

0830 - 0840: Welcome and introduction.
0840 - 1000: Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre on Seismic Visualisation
             and a survey of other applications and results from our
             Transputer-based system.
1000 - 1015: Coffee break.
1015 - 1130: Klaus Zeppenfeld (University of Osnabrueck, Germany) on
             finite-element methods.
1130 - 1245: Helmut Heller et al (University of Illinois)
             on parallel computing in molecular biology.
1245 - 1345: lunch.
1345 - 1500: Tom Tollenaere (University of Leuven, Belgium) on neural
             network methods and research using Transputers.
1500 - 1600: Niles Ritter (JPL) on cartographic applications of Transputers.
1600 - 1615: Coffee.
1615 - 1715: Neil Carmichael (Shell UK) on Transputers in oil industry science.
1715 - 1800: Panel question session, and close.

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