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SMC-IT 2011
TOPICS OF INTEREST

Reliable Software

Autonomy & Automation
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Space Cybersecurity
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Engineering Design Tools
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SCHEDULE

OCTOBER 1, 2010
Call for Full Papers and Mini-Workshop Summaries

NOVEMBER 1, 2010
Author Submission Website Open

DECEMBER 31, 2010
Call for Full Papers and Mini-Workshop Summaries

MARCH 20, 2011
Author Acceptance Notification

MAY 19, 2011
Early Bird Registration Opens

MAY 19, 2011
Preliminary Program Announced

MAY 20, 2011
Camera Ready Manuscripts Due (incorporating reviewer comments) for upload to the IEEE CPS website

JULY 1, 2011
Regular Registration Opens

AUGUST 2 - 4, 2011
Conference

SMC-IT 2011 TOURS
(August 5, 2011)

USGS, Menlo Park Tour

 
NASA Ames Research Center Tour

 
Computer History Museum

 
Intel Museum (on your own)
 Intel Museum

 
Hiller Aviation Museum

Ames Wind TunnelCrowne Plaza Cabana HotelComputer-History-MuseumAmes Pleiades SupercomputerIntel 80 Core Teraflops Research Wafer
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USGS, MENLO PARK TOUR

The USGS, Menlo Park Science Center has been the flagship research center for the USGS in the western United States for more than 50 years. It is the largest USGS research center in the West and houses extensive research laboratories, scientific infrastructure, and library facilities.

Additional tour details

  • Tours are arranged for groups of 10 or more with a limit of 30 people
  • We have an appointment set for August 5th 1-3PM
  • Tours begin at 1pm and last approximately 2 hours
  • There are no fees associated with our tours

Agenda

1:00 pm:

Location: Building 3 California Geological Survey -MaPS (Maps and Publication Sales)
Topic: Learn about the new partnership between the USGS and CGS
- View some of the maps and publications available
- Learn about rocks and minerals
- Learn about topographic maps (USGS)

1:30 pm:

Location: Building 3 Visitor Center
Topic: Talk with a geologist about earthquakes

2:00 pm:

Location: Building 15 Library (SILS - Science Information and Library Services)
Topic: Introduction to the library collections - books, journals, historic aerial photography and maps, etc.
Learn more about historic aerial photographs and maps

*Tour agenda subject to change based on speaker availability

Click here for directions to the USGS, including a Menlo Park Campus Map (please study the map ahead of time and allow extra time for traffic and parking).