[mmaimcal] URSI General Assembly - Toronto

[Al Wootten]

We talked about this on Monday; I just received a mailing from URSI maven
Don Backer with info:

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1. URSI General Assembly - Toronto

If you are attending register at 
http://www.nrc.ca/confserv/ursi99/reg_info_e.htm
before June 15 to save $35. The program is available at 
http://www.nrc.ca/confserv/ursi99/sessio_e.htm and general information at
http://www.nrc.ca/confserv/ursi99/welcome.html. Commission J will sponsor:

J-Tutorial: RADIO STARS - A. R. Taylor (Canada)

J1 - The Future Large Scale Facilities: Progress and Prospects 
J2 - Very High Resolution Imaging In VLBI 
J3 - Sub-millimetre Astronomy 
J4 - Large Radio Surveys 
J5 - Observatory Reports 
J6 - Recent Scientific Developments

JBC- Adaptive Antenna Technologies for Decametric Radio Telescopes 
JCEG-Interference Protection Measures 
JDC- Future Millimetre Receivers 
JF - Tropospheric Path Delay Correction

WSJ-The Large Millimetre Arrays - Engineering Progress and Scientific Prospects 

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2. URSI/USNC Meeting - Jan 5-8, 2000 - Announcement from Julie McKie

The Web Page for the 2000 URSI meeting in Boulder, Colorado, is now available 
on the web. Unlike in preceding years, the Radar Techniques Workshop will be 
held BEFORE the meeting on Tuesday, January 4.  The regular meeting will begin 
on Wednesday, January 5 and continue through Saturday, January 8.  The 
Call-for-Papers has been mailed but if you are not on the mailing list you can 
still get the Call by downloading the PDF file from the web page. (You will 
need Adobe Acrobat Reader to download it). The Call this year is considerably
briefer than in past years since the web page has become our primary tool for 
communication.  The web page at http://cires.colorado.edu/ursi contains much 
greater information than the Call-for-Papers.