AUUGWet Conference, Darwin Australia, Feb 1993.

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3 total messages Started by Phil Maker Thu, 12 Nov 1992 06:57

Author: Phil Maker
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 06:57

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		AUUGWet 93 Announcement 
		       Darwin

		18th February 1993

For the second time ever, we have decided to have a Northern Territory
Wet season meeting of the Australian Open Systems User Group (AUUG). 
These wet season meetings are designed to complement the much larger
AUUG dry season conferences which are held in Melbourne or Sydney. 

The conference will focus on areas of technical interest such as
Distributed Systems and GIS applications as well as the usual 
AUUG material. It will be held in Darwin on the 18th
of February 1993.

* Call for papers

Papers are solicited in all of the above areas. Presentation
times are flexible but have traditionally been of the 20 minute
talk and 10 minute question format. 
There is a $100 prize for the best student paper.

* Conference facilities
In addition to the usual excellent facilities in the
North we can provide:

 o 1xPiper Cherokee PA32 for remote sensing.
 o 1xToyota Hilux 4WD for ground verification of the remote sensing data. 
 o 1xGPS.
 o Various UNIX machines for demonstrating tools.

Trips into the scrub may be organised for any 
brave visitors from the south or north.

* Registration
The cost will be $75 for normal people and $25 for
poor full time students. This includes registration, 
morning/afternoon tea and lunch as well as a possible
tee shirt. Please contact one of the organisers in the
near future if you are coming so that we can work
out numbers.

  Phil Maker 		089-466382 	pjm@cs.ntu.edu.au 
  Mike Clarke 		089-466671 	clarke@cs.ntu.edu.au
  Malcolm Caldwell 	089-466546 	malcolm@cs.ntu.edu.au
  Fax 			089-270612  	Attn: School of I.T.
  Surface mail 		School of I.T., N.T.University, Darwin.

Re: AUUGWet Conference, Darwin Australia, Feb 1993.

Author: Scott Merrilees
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 00:20

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pjm@nutmeg.cs.ntu.edu.au (Phil Maker) writes:

>* Conference facilities
>In addition to the usual excellent facilities in the
>North we can provide:

> o 1xPiper Cherokee PA32 for remote sensing.
> o 1xToyota Hilux 4WD for ground verification of the remote sensing data. 
> o 1xGPS.
> o Various UNIX machines for demonstrating tools.

Now the important question, does the Piper have an inflight door fitted ?

Sm
-- 
Scott Merrilees, BHP Information Technology, Newcastle, Australia
Internet: Sm@bhpese.oz.au   Phone: +61 49 40 2132   Fax: ... 2165

Re: AUUGWet Conference, Darwin Australia, Feb 1993.

Author: Phil Maker
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 08:01

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>
>pjm@nutmeg.cs.ntu.edu.au (Phil Maker) writes:
>
>>* Conference facilities
>>In addition to the usual excellent facilities in the
>>North we can provide:
>
>> o 1xPiper Cherokee PA32 for remote sensing.
>> o 1xToyota Hilux 4WD for ground verification of the remote sensing data. 
>> o 1xGPS.
>> o Various UNIX machines for demonstrating tools.
>
>Now the important question, does the Piper have an inflight door fitted ?
>

Well, ah, uhm, yes it does have a door. (But we could remove it if you
really want us to). I take it this means you will be giving a paper
at AUUGWet93? 

--				
					Phil Maker

					pjm@cs.ntu.edu.au
					089-4666666
					School of I.T.,
					N.T. University, 
					Darwin, Australia.

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