Folks,
ILC 2002: Proceedings and Recorded Talks Now Available
The long-awaited ILC 2002 Proceedings and recorded talks are now available
at https://secure.franz.com/store/conferenceware.clp
The following items may be ordered:
Conference Proceedings:
** Over 1,100 pages of papers and presentations. Includes a CD-rom of
papers, as well as a commemorative ILC 2002 Poster (while supplies last).
Recorded Talks:
** Two options of the recorded talks are available: DVD and Windows
Media/Audio Files. Each DVD includes your choice of two speakers. Each
CD-ROM contains all available talks pertaining to a specific tract.
Thanks to everyone who helped with the production of these items. Please
note that all materials are being sold at cost.
"Raymond de Lacaze" <········@alu.org> wrote in message news:<······················@speakeasy.net>...
> The long-awaited ILC 2002 Proceedings and recorded talks are now available
Can you put the table of contents of proceedings on the site?
I'd like to take a look at it before I decide to get a copy.
And, is there an option just to purchase proceedings CD-ROM?
On 14 Aug 2003 21:23:16 -0700, ·····@acm.org (Shiro Kawai) wrote:
> "Raymond de Lacaze" <········@alu.org> wrote in message news:<······················@speakeasy.net>...
> > The long-awaited ILC 2002 Proceedings and recorded talks are now available
>
> Can you put the table of contents of proceedings on the site?
If I understand correctly, the proceedings should contain a collection of
the papers presented at ILC 2002. So, I guess the table of contents should
be very close to the list of papers available at the conference site.
Paolo
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Paolo Amoroso <·······@mclink.it>
Paolo Amoroso <·······@mclink.it> wrote in message news:<····························@4ax.com>...
> If I understand correctly, the proceedings should contain a collection of
> the papers presented at ILC 2002. So, I guess the table of contents should
> be very close to the list of papers available at the conference site.
I guess so, too. What I want to know is the difference, if any.
If I remember correctly, paper submission was not mandated
for invited speakers, so I wonder if it contains everyone's
paper, or just some of them.
The proceedings for last year's ILC 2002 are being published and sold by
Franz Inc on behalf of the ALU. All questions regarding the proceedings
should be directed to Lisa Fettner at Franz Inc(········@franz.com).
However to answer your question, and Paolo is quite right, the proceedings
contain all of the talks from ILC 2002, both invited and submitted, as well
as the slides from all of the tutorials.
ILC 2003 Proceedings will be published and sold by the ALU.
Ray
Raymond de Lacaze
········@alu.org
"Shiro Kawai" <·····@acm.org> wrote in message
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> Paolo Amoroso <·······@mclink.it> wrote in message
news:<····························@4ax.com>...
> > If I understand correctly, the proceedings should contain a collection
of
> > the papers presented at ILC 2002. So, I guess the table of contents
should
> > be very close to the list of papers available at the conference site.
>
> I guess so, too. What I want to know is the difference, if any.
> If I remember correctly, paper submission was not mandated
> for invited speakers, so I wonder if it contains everyone's
> paper, or just some of them.
"Raymond de Lacaze" <········@alu.org> writes:
> The proceedings for last year's ILC 2002 are being published and sold by
> Franz Inc on behalf of the ALU. All questions regarding the proceedings
> should be directed to Lisa Fettner at Franz Inc(········@franz.com).
>
> However to answer your question, and Paolo is quite right, the proceedings
> contain all of the talks from ILC 2002, both invited and submitted, as well
> as the slides from all of the tutorials.
>
> ILC 2003 Proceedings will be published and sold by the ALU.
Will they be available for free for those who paid to attend the conference?
Tim