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For a list of technical sessions, click on the links below:
Instructions for session
chairs are shown below.
Thank
you for agreeing to serve as a session chair and/or organizer for a
session at the 2007 IAS Annual Meeting. I would like to give you a
few general guidelines to help insure things runs smoothly.
First, if you are unable to fulfill this responsibility, please
contact your session organizer and me at t.nondahl@ieee.org and as soon
as possible with the name of your replacement.
Second, each session
chair is asked to please bring a laptop computer with you to your session or
contact an author in your session to make sure a laptop is available for use
with the PC projectors. Most authors will use power point for their
presentations, but having Adobe Acrobat installed is a wise backup
plan.
Third, please be sure to attend the author's breakfast on the
morning of the session that you are chairing or organizing. During this
breakfast, please work with the presenters in your session to make sure any
particular needs or requirements are addressed. Also, this is a good time to
transfer all presentations from the authors to a central laptop computer. It is certainly possible to change computers which are connected to the
projector during the session, but this tends to create delays and add
confusion.
Finally,
be aware of the overall schedule for the conference. Each session
is scheduled for 4 hours and will contain a maximum of 7
papers. This allows 30 minutes for presentations, including
questions and a few minutes between each presentation for you to
introduce the author and switch the presentations. Please do not
deviate from this time limit and keep presentations in the order in
which they are scheduled in the program. In the event that a presenter
does not attend the session, simply take a break of 30 minutes and
re-convene the session at the appropriate time. This allows attendees
to move freely between technical sessions based on the scheduling given
in the program.
Thank you for your help with the conference and, as
always, let us know if you have any questions.
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