[ESIP-all] Technical Workshops for the Summer Federation Meeting

[Karl Benedict]

I would like to echo Carol's invitation to the Summer Federation  
meeting, it is shaping up to be an excellent meeting at a great venue.

The technical workshops component of the meeting currently consists of  
eight 90-minute slots for extended presentations/discussions around  
technical topics of interest to Federation members. There are as many  
as two computer labs available for use for the workshops, so if you  
would like to take advantage of a computer facility for your  
demonstration, tutorial, or workshop, please let me know when you  
contact me with your topic. I will flesh out the wiki page soon with  
the submitted topics, but in the meantime, please provide the  
following information about your workshop:

1) Presenter's name(s) and contact information
2) Title of the presentation
3) One paragraph abstract describing what the workshop will entail
4) Any other relevant information (are personal laptops required, will  
the workshop need use of one of the computer labs, etc.)

Technical presentations are not limited to the workshops, we are also  
encouraging the submission of Technology Showcase demonstrations and  
Open Meeting sessions, so there are plenty of opportunities to  
showcase and share your technical products, capabilities, and ideas  
with the rest of the Federation membership.

Look forward to hearing from you, and seeing you in Santa Barbara.

Karl


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Karl Benedict, Ph.D.
Director, Earth Data Analysis Center, University of New Mexico
Research Assistant Professor, Department of Geography

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