From: syscrc@pickle.gsu.edu (Randy Carpenter)
Subject: Atlanta SGI User's Group Meeting
Organization: Georgia State University
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 20:00:05 GMT



                       The Winter Meeting of
                    The Atlanta SGI User's Group

	
Location: Silicon Graphics
          1100 Abernathy Road, N.E.
          Bulding 500, Suite 1120	
          Atlanta, Georgia 30328

Date:     Thursday, January 28, 1993
Time:     9:00am to Noon.

Speakers: Jeff Powell, Alias Research Inc.
          Mark Conahan, Alias Research Inc.
	
Topic:    Alias Animation Workshop.


The Atlanta SGI User's Group (ASUG) is a volunteer organization that meets
four times a year to share ideas and talk about experiences with Silicon
Graphics hardware and software.  Our meetings involve visualization and
general UNIX topics.  We don't elect officers, impose dues, or charge cover.
Silicon Graphics graciously foots the bill for the cost of mailing our
meeting notices.

The upcoming meeting will feature an Alias Workshop using IRIS Indigo systems.
Jeff Powell and Mark Conahan of Alias Research Inc. will demonstrate the
work flow of 3D surface modeling, animation and full-color publication with
their tools, Alias Studio, Alias PowerAnimator and Alias Full Color.  The
workshop will last until Noon.

The workshop is not a demo or a training class - rather, it is intended to
give the attendees a chance to get to know the software by personally
performing and expounding upon a series of exercises.  Limited seating
is available so be sure to phone SGI and RSVP to reserve a spot.

An electronic mail list is available for ASUG people, and can be used for
various communications concerning ASUG and/or Silicon Graphics:

		     asug@gsusgi1.gsu.edu

ASUG is populated with visualization professionals from around the Southeast,
and from a wide spectrum of commercial and non-commercial institutions.  Our
meetings provide excellent opportunities for people to share their experiences
and techniques with others, express their interests and concerns to Silicon
Graphics, and pick up bits of information worthy of taking back to work.

Our group is always looking for volunteers and ideas about future meetings.
We are currently looking for volunteers to:

	- create and organize an ASUG newsletter,
	- interview members and create a member profile,
	- contribute software to the ASUG Internet Tape,
	- speak at a future meeting (e.g. a company profile), or
	- organize a future meeting (e.g. a workshop).

If you have any suggestions, please contact:

          Randy Carpenter		(or)	George Smith
          Georgia State University		Silicon Graphics, Inc.
          Wells Computer Center			(404) 392-1333
          (404) 651-2648			georges@sgi.com
          rcarpent@gsu.edu

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