WWW Fall 94 -- Remote Conference Sites

On the dates 18-20 October, inclusive, live video and audio of selected sessions will be transmitted over the internet using the Multicasting backBONE (MBONE). MBONE also allows questions to be received from remote participants. MBONE etiquette limits us to multicasting only one session at any one time. You can retrieve both a full agenda for the conference, as well as an agenda which displays only the multicast sessions. As an aid to those who do not have ready access to MBONE, the following remote conference sites have been set up where the multicast program will be received. Each site determines which portions of the multicast program they will carry, and the terms under which participants will be allowed to attend.

San Francisco, CA ACM MULTIMEDIA '94

A room has been set aside at the ACM MULTIMEDIA '94 conference, where the multicast audio and video from WWW Fall '94 will be received. Contact ACM conference personnel for details.

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Washington, DC HPCC / National Library of Medicine

Bldg 38A, Room B1N30B (HPCC Conference Room)
National Library of Medicine
8600 Rockville Pike, Bethesda MD 20894
Dates of meeting to be received at this location: 18-19 October only
RSVP on or before 14 October to: saundra@nlm.nih.gov
During breaks in Chicago multicasting, the multicast from the ACM MULTIMEDIA '94 meeting in San Francisco may be received.
Visitor parking is very restrictive, so use of Metro is encouraged; the NLM is very near the Medical Center stop on the Red Line. Enter the Lister Hill Center (Building 38A) lobby and follow the signs. Full details are available.
(Capacity: 80)

United Kingdom Loughborough University

No projection facilities at this site.
Please contact lut-mbone-ops@lut.ac.uk, or Martin Hamilton (martin@mrrl.lut.ac.uk) for more information.

London, United Kingdom University College London

To participate, contact the Computer Science department, or read the MBONE conferencing support information.