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Sixth annual AAAS colloquium on R & D and public policy
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ANNOUNCEMENTS SIXTH ANNUAL AAAS COLLOQUIUM ON R & D AND PUBLIC POLICY How research and development will fare in the new administration and the 97th Congress will be explored in the Sixth Annual Colloquium on R & D and Public Policy of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). The Colloquium will be held 25-26 June 1981 at the Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C. In keeping with AAAS policy, the meeting will be accessible to handicapped participants. Leaders from federal agencies, the Executive branch, the Congress, industry, and the scientific and engineering communities will discuss emerging policies of the Reagan administration, congressional response to the President's recommendations, defense R&D, and other issues relating to R&D and public policy. Research and Development : A A A S Report VI by Willis H. Shapley, Albert H. Teich, and Gail J. Breslow will include an analysis of R&D in the Carter and Reagan budgets for fiscal year 1982, a discussion of issues in the defense R&D budget. R&D in industry, and a review of the federal budget process as it relates to R&D. The report will be available to registrants in advance of the Colloquium. Registrants also will receive the published proceedings of the Colloquium. For further information on the Sixth Annual Colloquium on R&D and Public Policy, write AAAS Office of Public Sector Programs, 1776 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.
THE SECOND SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTER-AIDED SEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DISCRIMINATION 20-21 August, 1981, Southeastern Massachusetts University, North Dartmouth, Massachusetts
CALL FOR PAPERS
In light of the growing interest in Computer-aided methods for seismic signal analysis and discrimination and the success of the first Symposium held in 1977, we have decided to hold a second one in 1981. Papers in all aspects of computer-aided seismic analysis and discrimination are invited and solicited, including mathematical methods, computer study and computer systems, etc. for seismic analysis and discrimination. Special sessions on non-Gaussian signal processing and high-resolution spectral analysis are planned for the Symposium. Symposium Proceedings will be published. Deadline for receiving the title and a 500-word summary of the submitted paper is 15 May 1981. Authors will be notified of acceptance by 1 June 1981. The Symposium will be sponsored by the Electrical Engineering Department of Southeastern Massachusetts University, IEEE Computer Society, and IEEE Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing Society. For further information and for submitting a paper, please contact the Symposium Chairman at the following address : Professor C. H. Chen, Electrical Engineering Department, Southeastern Massachusetts University, North Dartmouth, MA 02747, U.S.A. Tel. (617) 999-8475.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS SIXTH ANNUAL AAAS COLLOQUIUM ON R & D AND PUBLIC POLICY How research and development will fare in the new administration and the 97th Congress will be explored in the Sixth Annual Colloquium on R & D and Public Policy of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). The Colloquium will be held 25-26 June 1981 at the Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C. In keeping with AAAS policy, the meeting will be accessible to handicapped participants. Leaders from federal agencies, the Executive branch, the Congress, industry, and the scientific and engineering communities will discuss emerging policies of the Reagan administration, congressional response to the President's recommendations, defense R&D, and other issues relating to R&D and public policy. Research and Development : A A A S Report VI by Willis H. Shapley, Albert H. Teich, and Gail J. Breslow will include an analysis of R&D in the Carter and Reagan budgets for fiscal year 1982, a discussion of issues in the defense R&D budget. R&D in industry, and a review of the federal budget process as it relates to R&D. The report will be available to registrants in advance of the Colloquium. Registrants also will receive the published proceedings of the Colloquium. For further information on the Sixth Annual Colloquium on R&D and Public Policy, write AAAS Office of Public Sector Programs, 1776 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.
THE SECOND SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTER-AIDED SEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DISCRIMINATION 20-21 August, 1981, Southeastern Massachusetts University, North Dartmouth, Massachusetts
CALL FOR PAPERS
In light of the growing interest in Computer-aided methods for seismic signal analysis and discrimination and the success of the first Symposium held in 1977, we have decided to hold a second one in 1981. Papers in all aspects of computer-aided seismic analysis and discrimination are invited and solicited, including mathematical methods, computer study and computer systems, etc. for seismic analysis and discrimination. Special sessions on non-Gaussian signal processing and high-resolution spectral analysis are planned for the Symposium. Symposium Proceedings will be published. Deadline for receiving the title and a 500-word summary of the submitted paper is 15 May 1981. Authors will be notified of acceptance by 1 June 1981. The Symposium will be sponsored by the Electrical Engineering Department of Southeastern Massachusetts University, IEEE Computer Society, and IEEE Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing Society. For further information and for submitting a paper, please contact the Symposium Chairman at the following address : Professor C. H. Chen, Electrical Engineering Department, Southeastern Massachusetts University, North Dartmouth, MA 02747, U.S.A. Tel. (617) 999-8475.
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