GLIMS Update: GLIMS Miniworkshop on Sunday before Fall AGU

[Bruce Raup]

Hi all,

An addendum to Jeff's note about the GLIMS workshop just before AGU:  if
you are planning on the presence of a transparency projector, or if you are
expecting to have internet access for your presentation, please let me
know.

Costs of renting equipment at the hotel are surprisingly high, so we chose
to cut some things.  In particular, we're currently not planning on having
a transparency projector or internet access.  There will be at least one
laptop running windows or linux, and we'll have an LCD projector.

Hope to see you there,
Bruce

-- 
Bruce Raup                                               Phone:  303-492-8814
National Snow and Ice Data Center, U. of Colorado, 449 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309
http://cires.colorado.edu/~braup/


On 2004-10-14 16:31 -0700,  Jeffrey S Kargel wrote:

> Dear GLIMS colleagues,
>
> A GLIMS Mini-Workshop has been scheduled for the Marriott, Sierra I
> conference room, on Sunday, December 12 from 1:00 pm until 5:30 pm, in
> downtown San Francisco just prior to the Fall meeting of the American
> Geophysical Union.  The room has a capacity for 20 attendees at a U-shaped
> conference table.  Equipment will be available for powerpoint and old-style
> transparency presentations.   If you anticipate being present, please send
> me your indication of interest, and if you intend to make a GLIMS-related
> presentation, please provide me with a title and a request for an amount of
> time (perhaps 5, 10, 15, or 20 minutes).  As we have some room and
> equipment and catering costs, we will ask that participants provide a
> registration fee (aproximately $10 U.S., cash only), payable at the meeting
> (a signed receipt will be provided).
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Jeff K
> ==========
>
> Draft Agenda (others not yet on the agenda may make suggestions for
> additional presentations or discussion topics):
>
> 1:00-1:20 Introduction and Consortium Status Update (including imaging
> success update) from the Flagstaff GLIMS Coordination Center:  20 minutes
> (Jeff Kargel)
>
> 1:20-1:40  NSIDC Update: 20 minutes (Bruce Raup and Richard Armstrong)
>
> 1:40-2:00  EDC Update (John Dwyer): 20 minutes
>
> 2:00-2:20 USGS demo of GLIMSView: 20 minutes (Deborah Soltesz)
>
> 2:20-3:00 Regional Center presentations and other focussed discussion
> topics, to be identified, 40 minutes.
>
> 3:00-3:20 Break and Informal discussions: 20 minutes
>
> 3:20-4:10 More RC presentations and other focussed discussion topics, to be
> identified, 50 minutes.
>
> 4:10-4:30  Discussion of GLIMS publications, 20 minutes  (Jeff Kargel)
>
> 4:30-5:30 GLIMS community discussion/open forum  of Urgent
> Needs/Problems/Solutions:  60 minutes (Bruce Raup)
>
> GLIMS happy  hour and dinner at pub or restaurant TBD: Following GLIMS
> meeting breakup.
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> Dr. Jeffrey S. Kargel
> U.S. Geological Survey
> 2255 N. Gemini Dr.
> Flagstaff, AZ 86001
> U.S.A.
>
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