Call for Applications talks in Madrid

[Mark Taylor]

Hi Apps,

I have the following presentations scheduled for the three Applications
show and tell sessions at the upcoming interop:

   Amelia Bayo              M Dwarfs
   Thomas Boch              What's new in Aladin Lite and Aladin Java?
   Sandrine Bottinelli      CASSIS
   Francesco Capparo        VESPA
   Pierre Fernique          HiPS^3: HEALPix progressive surveys for cubes
   Xavier Haubois           A Global Database in Optical Interferometry
   Guillaume Mella          Easily sampify your web apps with AppLauncher
   Jiri Nadvornik           Photometric survey and VO protocols
   Margarida Castro Neves   ObsCore in SPLAT
   Francois Xavier Pineau   Generating HiPS catalogues
   Florian Rothmaier        WIRR
   Petr Skoda               Spectral analysis in SPLAT

All three sessions will be on Thursday, programmed against other
parallel sessions as follows:

   Apps 1 (10.00-11.30) - vs. Theory 1
   Apps 2 (12.00-13.30) - vs. GWS 2 (VOSpace), Theory 2
   Apps 3 (17.00-18.30) - vs. GWS 3 (UWS) and TDIG

If anybody has particular preferences about which session they 
are in (for instance to attend parallel sessions), let me know and
I will try to accommodate them.  Also talk to me if you expect to
want more than (roughly) the nominal 15 minutes for your presentation.
I'll assign times in the next week or so and update the programme
on the wiki.

We can accommodate one or two more talks if required, so if you're not
in the above list and would like to give an Apps presentation,
or think that you might do, get in touch.

Mark


On Fri, 11 Apr 2014, Mark Taylor wrote:

> Dear application enthusiasts,
> 
> this is a call for contributions to the Applications WG sessions at
> the IVOA Interop meeting next month at ESAC.
> 
> We have three 'show and tell' type sessions, and invite presentations
> of work on desktop applications, web applications, tools or libraries
> relevant to the Virtual Observatory, particularly those which make use
> of IVOA standards.  We also welcome talks that show use of VO tools
> or protocols to do science.  And if you want to present something
> to stimulate discussion relevant to the applications community,
> or have something to say which doesn't really fit into other
> sessions at the meeting, we'll consider that too.
> 
> The format is generally talks of about 15 minutes, though the exact
> timings will depend on the number of submissions.  I would like
> to have a fairly complete schedule in place by about 5 May, so
> please send requests for talks (title + presenter, optionally with
> a short abstract) to me by then if possible.
> 
> There will also be a plenary Apps session on codebases and repositories,
> following up the recent discussion on the Apps mailing list.
> I have yet to work out how that will be organised (probably mostly
> discussion), but if you want so suggest contributions to that,
> please let me know.
> 
> Mark
> 
> --
> Mark Taylor   Astronomical Programmer   Physics, Bristol University, UK
> m.b.taylor at bris.ac.uk +44-117-9288776  http://www.star.bris.ac.uk/~mbt/
> 

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Mark Taylor   Astronomical Programmer   Physics, Bristol University, UK
m.b.taylor at bris.ac.uk +44-117-9288776  http://www.star.bris.ac.uk/~mbt/