NEC applications session at ACES'97

>>> WANTED: NECing HAMS FOR ACES '97 <<<

               Perry Wheless is seeking authors for a paper session at the
          Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society (ACES) '97
          Symposium on "CEM Applications in Amateur Radio." The first-time
          offering of this session in 1996 was very successful. You do not
          have to be an ACES member to submit a paper and/or attend the
          Symposium. This is an opportunity for hams to combine their work
          and hobby, and to perpetuate the time-honored ACES tradition of
          interest in NEC applications to HF/VHF wire antennas.
          Prospective authors should note that October 25 is the deadline
          for summaries (approximately 300 words), and that the full paper
          does not have to be completed until January. Contact Perry by
          phone at 205-348-1757 or e-mail at wwheless_at_ua1vm.ua.edu if you
          would like to discuss your idea for a paper in advance of
          submission. Also, I will need to give you some special submission
          instructions.
               Last year, this special session was conducted on Monday
          evening after a dinner social. If you will be among the HAMZ at
          ACES, even if you do not submit a paper, give me your e-mail
          address and I will be sure that you receive an invitation to the
          1997 dinner.
               More information about ACES membership is available from Dr.
          Richard W. Adler (a.k.a. Dick, K3CXZ) at e-mail rwa_at_mcimail.com.
          More details about the conference are available from Dr. Eric
          Michielssen, Technical Program Chairman for ACES '97, at e-mail
          michiels_at_decwa.ece.uiuc.edu. If you need a copy of the Call for
          Papers, let me know and I will e-mail you a copy.
               The ACES annual Symposium is an important forum for the
          exchange of information and experience among engineers and
          scientists working with Computational Electromagnetics.
          Solutions of applied (practical) problems with CEM techniques
          traditionally have been given high priority in ACES. For a
          rewarding and memorable experience in a unique atmosphere, you
          should plan now to be in Monterey, CA, the third week of March!
          CU there. 73,

                         Perry, K4CWW
Received on Mon Oct 07 1996 - 16:28:10 EDT