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Subject: SS'94

Dear colleagues,

Please find attached the preliminary announcement of the "Second
International Summer School on Advanced Broadband Communications"
(SS'94) to take place from 11th to 15th July 1994.

Juan Quemada

  ===================================================================

                               SS'94 

                  Second International Summer School on 

                    Advanced Broadband Communications 

                           July 11-15 1994 

  ===================================================================


  After the success of the "First International Summer School on
  Advanced Broadband Communications - Towards ABC" distributed between
  Aveiro (Central Site) and Madrid in July 93, RACE Project BRAIN is
  pleased to announce its ``Second International Summer School on Advanced
  Broadband Communications" to take place from 11th to 15th July 1994.
  
  This year the School will be distributed to at least four different 
  and geographically distant sites and will constitute a unique event 
  joining a thorough presentation of ABC (Advanced Broadband 
  Communications)  with it's real use and demonstration. It will include 
  tutorials, in depth lectures, panels and active syndicate sessions 
  covering the most relevant  topics of ABC. Among others:
  
    - Cell based technologies (ATM, Frame Relay, SMDS).  
    - Access Networks: Mobility, LANs, ATM, ...   
    - Network interconnection.  
    - Corporate and Virtual Private Networks.  
    - Cost Modeling.  
    - Systems Engineering and ABC.  
    - Management of ABC Systems.  
    - Multimedia Interfaces and Applications.  
    - Entertainment and ABC.
  
  Most important, the 1994 Summer School itself will be a demonstration of 
  ATM based broadband communications, applications and services were  the 
  results from different RACE projects will be shown in real operation.
  
  The 1994 Summer School will be a distributed event where a multimedia
  CSCW (Computer Supported Cooperative Work) tele-education application
  will join the lecture rooms of the different physical sites into a
  unique virtual lecture room such that lecturers and participants loose
  the sense of physical separation and work together with full
  interaction.  At least, the following sites will join SS'94:
    
    - ETSI Telecomunicacion, Madrid-Spain (Central Site)  
    - University of Aveiro, Aveiro-Portugal  
    - CET, Aveiro-Portugal  
    - TIDSA, Madrid-Spain

  Feasibility studies are underway for incorporating more sites.

  Existing trans-national ATM links connecting European Broadband
  Islands provide the necessary communication infrastructure for SS'94.
  This will require a complex collaboration between several projects
  most of them belonging to the RACE program.
  
  For example, the ISABEL-IBER projects will provide the RIA
  (Aveiro-Portugal) and RECIBA (Madrid-Spain) Broadband Islands
  interconnection, thus supplying the core infrastructure of SS'94.
  
  In addition, feasibility studies are underway with RACE Projects
  CATALYST, EXPLOIT and BETEUS and with the Spanish Tele-education
  project ETSIT for interconnecting more sites in Switzerland, France,
  Germany and Spain.


  ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 
  
  Rui Aguiar, University of Aveiro, Portugal  
  Jerome Camus, Institut Theseus, France  
  Pedro Chas, Telefonica, Spain  
  Pierre Courtois, AIB, Belgium  
  John Dobson, University of Newcastle, UK  
  Jose Domingues, CET, Portugal (BRAIN Project Manager)  
  Manuel Duarte, University of Aveiro, Portugal (Aveiro Site SS'94 Manager)  
  Klaus Franke, Technical University of Chemnitz, Germany  
  Jeff Gould, Data Strategies, France
  Vasco Lagarto, CET, Portugal  
  Pierre Lagasse, University of Gent, Belgium  
  Hans Melchior, Swiss Federal Institut of Technology, Switzerland  
  Tomas de Miguel, Technical University of Madrid, Spain  
  John O'Reilly, University College North Wales, UK  
  Steven Plagemann, SHP Systems Services, Ireland (BRAIN Technical Manager)  
  Juan Quemada, Technical University of Madrid, Spain (SS'94 Manager)  
  Silvia Ruiz, Technical University of Catalunya, Spain  
  Eric Scharf, Queen Mary   Westfield College, UK  
  Reg Teesdale, SESTEL, France  
  I Venieris, National Technical University of Athens, Greece  
  Robert Vinckier, SHP Systems Services, Belgium  
  George Williamson, British Telecom, UK
  
  =================================================================
  
  If you are interested in receiving direct information about SS'94
  please send the following questionnaire by mail, fax or e-mail to:
  
  Dept Ing. Telematica (SS'94)  
  ETSI Telecomunicacion  
  E-28040 Madrid, Spain  
  tf: +34 1 3367332,
  fax: +34 1 3367333,
  email: SS94@localhost
  
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   Name:                          Company:   
  
   Address:   
  
  
   Telephone:              Fax:                  Email:  
  
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{\Huge \bf SS'94}

{\LARGE \bf Second International Summer School on}

{\LARGE \bf Advanced Broadband Communications}

{\Large \bf July 11-15 1994}
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After the success of the ``First International Summer School on
Advanced Broadband Communications - Towards ABC" distributed between
Aveiro (Central Site) and Madrid in July 93, RACE Project BRAIN is
pleased to announce its ``Second International Summer School on Advanced
Broadband Communications" to take place from 11th to 15th July 1994.

This year the School will be distributed to at least four different 
and geographically distant sites and will constitute a unique event 
joining a thorough presentation of ABC (Advanced Broadband 
Communications)  with it's real use and demonstration. It will include 
tutorials, in depth lectures, panels and active syndicate sessions 
covering the most relevant  topics of ABC. Among others:

\begin{quote}
- Cell based technologies (ATM, Frame Relay, SMDS). \\
- Access Networks: Mobility, LANs, ATM, ...  \\
- Network interconnection. \\
- Corporate and Virtual Private Networks. \\
- Cost Modeling. \\
- Systems Engineering and ABC. \\
- Management of ABC Systems. \\
- Multimedia Interfaces and Applications. \\
- Entertainment and ABC.
\end{quote}

Most important, the 1994 Summer School itself will be a demonstration of 
ATM based broadband communications, applications and services were  the 
results from different RACE projects will be shown in real operation.

The 1994 Summer School will be a distributed event where a multimedia
CSCW (Computer Supported Cooperative Work) tele-education application
will join the lecture rooms of the different physical sites into a
unique virtual lecture room such that lecturers and participants loose
the sense of physical separation and work together with full
interaction.  At least, the following sites will join SS'94:

\begin{quote}
- ETSI Telecomunicacion, Madrid-Spain (Central Site) \\
- University of Aveiro, Aveiro-Portugal \\
- CET, Aveiro-Portugal \\
- TIDSA, Madrid-Spain
\end{quote}

Feasibility studies are underway for incorporating more sites.

%, such as
% ASCOM (Basel-Switzerland), ETSI Telecomunicacion (several locations in
% Spain), Technical University of Chemnitz (Chemnitz-Germany), Institut
% THESEUS (Nice-France), ..

Existing trans-national ATM links connecting European Broadband
Islands provide the necessary communication infrastructure for SS'94.
This will require a complex collaboration between several projects
most of them belonging to the RACE program.

For example, the ISABEL-IBER projects will provide the RIA
(Aveiro-Portugal) and RECIBA (Madrid-Spain) Broadband Islands
interconnection, thus supplying the core infrastructure of SS'94.

In addition, feasibility studies are underway with RACE Projects
CATALYST, EXPLOIT and BETEUS and with the Spanish Tele-education
project ETSIT for interconnecting more sites in Switzerland, France,
Germany and Spain.

%{\bf The Summer School is organized by the RACE Project BRAIN}

% {\bf Honoray Committee}
% 
% \begin{quote}
% To be decided, Telefonica, Spain \\
% Rector, University of Aveiro, Portugal \\
% Paolo Nordeste, CET, Portugal \\
% Rector, Technical University of Madrid, Spain \\
% Michel Roy, CEC, Brussels \\
% ..... 
% \end{quote}

{\bf Organizing Committee}

\begin{quote}
Rui Aguiar, University of Aveiro, Portugal   \\
Jerome Camus, Institut Theseus, France   \\
Pedro Chas, Telefonica, Spain   \\
Pierre Courtois, AIB, Belgium   \\
John Dobson, University of Newcastle, UK   \\
Jose Domingues, CET, Portugal (BRAIN Project Manager)   \\
Manuel Duarte, University of Aveiro, Portugal (Aveiro Site SS'94 Manager)   \\
Klaus Franke, Technical University of Chemnitz, Germany   \\
Jeff Gould, Data Strategies, France \\
Vasco Lagarto, CET, Portugal   \\
Pierre Lagasse, University of Gent, Belgium   \\
Hans Melchior, Swiss Federal Institut of Technology, Switzerland   \\
Tomas de Miguel, Technical University of Madrid, Spain   \\
John O'Reilly, University College North Wales, UK   \\
Steven Plagemann, SHP Systems Services, Ireland (BRAIN Technical Manager)   \\
Juan Quemada, Technical University of Madrid, Spain (SS'94 Manager)   \\
Silvia Ruiz, Technical University of Catalunya, Spain   \\
Eric Scharf, Queen Mary   Westfield College, UK   \\
Reg Teesdale, SESTEL, France   \\
I Venieris, National Technical University of Athens, Greece   \\
Robert Vinckier, SHP Systems Services, Belgium   \\
George Williamson, British Telecom, UK
\end{quote}

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If you are interested in receiving direct information about SS'94
please send the following questionnaire by mail, fax or e-mail to:

Dept Ing. Telematica (SS'94) \\
ETSI Telecomunicacion \\
E-28040 Madrid, Spain \\
tf: +34 1 3367332,
fax: +34 1 3367333,
email: SS94@localhost

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Name: \hrulefill  Company: \hrulefill\\

Address: \hrulefill\\

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Telephone: \hrulefill Fax: \hrulefill Email: \hrulefill
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