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FYI--please contact Jeanne Miller at the address given in the note for
     any further information.  -- Jim

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Jim Cassell                                    CASSELL@UNCVM1.OIT.UNC.EDU
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     **********         WORKSHOP        *************

     Scientific Visualization using IBM Data Explorer

     **********         WORKSHOP        *************

          ANNOUNCEMENT FOR FOREIGN APPLICANTS


The Cornell Theory Center's Cornell National Supercomputer Facility
(CNSF) will hold a workshop December 8-10, 1992 to train
researchers and programmers in the use of IBM Data Explorer
software (DX). The goal of the workshop is to enable participants to
design scientific visualization--animated or still--with emphasis on
large 3-D scalar and vector fields.

DX allows point-and-click program design and animation, providing
an easily learned, flexible 3-D graphics environment.  DX is an
X-client which runs on the IBM RISC System/6000 (and is announced
for other workstations) as well as on the POWER Visualization System
(PVS). PVS is a visualization supercomputer designed to allow
interactive, rapid data analysis. Program design, exploration of data
sets and still image production can all be done on workstations, while
the PVS can be used for massive data sets or to produce animation.

The first two days of the workshop will offer instruction and lab time
on the Theory Center's IBM RISC System/6000 serial cluster and on
the PVS. The third day is optional time for code development, with
in-depth consulting help from Theory Center staff. Please note that
attendance on the third day is limited to ensure adequate consulting
staff and computing resources.

Topics covered by the workshop will include:

                        Morning                     Afternoon
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December 8              Overview of             |   PVS Demo
                        Visualization           |
                                                |   Creating a program
                        Introduction to DX      |
                                                |   Importing data
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December 9              Creating macros         |   Getting hard copy
                                                |   from images
                        Advanced modules        |
                                                |   Creating your own
                        Guest speaker           |   module (optional)
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December 10             Code enablement
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Participants must have prior experience with the UNIX operating
system. To attend the last day of the workshop, participants will also
need application data suitable for DX. The workshop will
be held in the training facility on the fourth floor of the Engineering
and Theory Center Building on Hoy Road on the Cornell University
campus in Ithaca, New York.

Accommodations

Blocks of rooms will be held at the hotel listed below until the date
specified. Attendees are responsible for their own reservations and
meals. Paid parking is available on campus, but walking or use of the
shuttle or bus service, where available, is recommended.

Sheraton Inn
One Sheraton Drive, Ithaca
Phone: 607-257-2000
FAX:   607-257-3998
Rates start at $60/night.
Located a off campus, a five-minute drive to the Engineering and
Theory Center Building.
Note: Rooms must be reserved by November 9, 1992.

Other nearby hotels (Note room blocks NOT reserved):

Collegetown Motor Lodge
312 College Avenue, Ithaca
Phone: 607-273-3542, 800-745-3542
FAX:   607-272-3542
Rates start at $56/night.
Located just off campus, a 10-minute walk to the Engineering and
Theory Center Building.

Best Western University Inn
East Hill Plaza, Rt. 393 and Judd Falls Road, Ithaca
Phone: 607-272-6100
FAX:   607-272-1518
Rates start at $55/night.
Free airport limousine and shuttle service to Cornell provided.

Statler Hotel
Cornell University campus
Phone: 607-257-2500
FAX:   607-257-6432
Rates start at $95/night.
Located one block from the Engineering and Theory Center Building.
Free airport limousine provided.

To Apply

Due to restricted space, registration for this workshop is limited.  As
a result of funding provided by IBM Europe and IBM Latin America, a few
spaces are available to applicants from these regions.  Other foreign
applicants will be accommodated if space permits.

The completed application form, along with payment, must be received by
November 4, 1992.  Applications will be accepted after this date if
openings still remain.  The workshop fee includes all workshop
materials.  Applications which do not include payment cannot be
accepted. Payment checks will be returned promptly to applicants not
accepted due to over-enrollment.  Payment must be in US dollars;
Mastercard and Visa are accepted.

Payment scale, payable to Cornell University:

Academic participants: $60
Corporate Research Institute members: $250
Other corporate participants: $500

Applicants should receive notification by November 11, 1992.

Application Form
Scientific Visualiziation using IBM Data Explorer

Name

Institution

Address

Telephone

Fax

Preferred electronic mail address

List special needs (e.g., mobility impaired)

Academic discipline (for example, mathematical sciences, biological
sciences, geosciences, chemical engineering)

__ I would like to attend the optional third day of code development.
        (Please describe the data you plan to bring with you to this
        session.)

__ I do not plan to attend the optional third day of code development.

Status (check all that apply):
Academic
__ Undergraduate Student
__ Graduate Student
__ Post-doctoral
__ Faculty
__ Other (explain) ____________

Corporate/Commercial
Research staff __
Other (explain) ______________
Name of Firm: __________________

This application form and payment must be received by November 4,
1992. Send to:

Jeanne Miller
Cornell Theory Center
424 Engineering and Theory Center Building Ithaca, NY 14853-3801
Phone: (607) 254-8686
FAX:   (607) 254-8888
jeanne@tc.cornell.edu

All trade names referenced are trademarks or registered trademarks
of their respective companies.















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