| IEEE 1999
Virtual Reality Conference |
March
13-14, 1999
7 tutorials
1. Applying
Virtual Reality to Engineering Design,
Analysis and Manufacturing
2. The Art and
Science of 3D Interaction
3. Virtual Reality in
Medicine
4. An Introduction to
Programming AR and VR Applications in
Java 3D
5. The Application of
Virtual Environments for
Neuropsychological Assessment and
Cognitive Rehabilitation
6. Dynamic Level of
Detail:
What, Why, How and How
Much?
7. Avatars and Autonomous
Virtual Humans in Virtual Environments |
VR'99
March 13-17,
1999
JW Marriott
Houston, TX
Sponsored by IEEE
Computer Society
Technical
Committee on
Visualization and
Computer Graphics |
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Sunday
March 14, 1999 2 Workshops
W1. Workshop
on Virtual Reality in the Geosciences
W2. Distributed Systems
Aspects of Shaping a Virtual RealityMarch
15-17, 1999
35 Papers ** 3 Panels ** 9
poster papers
Exhibits and VR
Demonstrations
Monday
Keynote: Prof. Frederick P. Brooks
University of North
Carolina
"What's Real about
Virtual Reality?"
Silicon Graphics Inc.
"I Have Seen the
Futures and It Is Us"
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IAS MEETING
UNDERSTANDING SOLID STATE STARTERSMr. Patric McGinty of Benshaw Inc. will
present Introduction to Solid State Motor Controls and
Solid State Reduced Voltage Starters (Soft Starts)
WHERE
3000, South Post Oak Blvd.
Bechtel Bldg. 4th Floor
Room 4A
WHEN
Wednesday, March 24, 1999
5:30 - 6:00 PM
Refreshments and Light Meals
6:00 - 7:00 PM
RESERVATIONS:
Sunita Kulkarni @ 713. 235.2833, e-mail skulkarn@bechtel.com
or
Vas Rodinov @ 713.235.4113
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ELECTRIC POWER AND
POWER ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
SHORT COURSEPROTECTIVE RELAY TESTING
USING
EMTP AND DIGITAL SIMULATORS
MAY 12-14, 1999
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| In this course fundamentals
of transient simulations, modeling of
systems and data requirements, and
processing of program outputs will be
presented. Some specific issues
associated with the use of the software
for relay testing will be
discussed. Use of digital
simulators, which are becoming
increasingly affordable in testing and
evaluating relays, will also be covered. REGISTRATION
FEE: $800 for one course*
registration deadline 4/30/99
CONTACT: EPPEI, Texas A&M
University
ATT: Nancy Reichart, Dept. of
Electrical
Engineering, College Station, TX
77843-3128 USA;
409.845.1814
INTERNET INFORMATION
Course: http://ee.tamu.edu/~eppe/summary.
htmShortCourses/scs1.htm
EPPEI Membership discount:
http://ee.tamu.edu/~eppe/summary.htmI
*Discounts available for EPPE
Members
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| VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED Volunteers
are needed for the IEEE
Vehicular Technology Conference,
May 16-20, 1999
to be held at the Westin Galleria.
Please contact Meera Kapur @ 713.567.8966,
or
Wayne Rhoden @ 713.567.6250, or
Joe Trevino @ 713.567.8238
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Communications
Society
Meeting March 18, 199Please
contact Ross Mattern @
713.830.7204
for more information
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