1 / 23

TENCON’07 - Taipei

TENCON’07 - Taipei. A presentation to R10 Meeting, March 31 2005. Jhing-Fa Wang Chairman, IEEE Tainan Section wangjf@csie.ncku.edu.tw. Strong Sci-Tec Industries Semiconductor : IC Design Houses & Foundries Information : Computers and Communication Peripherals Active Academic Programs

kort
Download Presentation

TENCON’07 - Taipei

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. TENCON’07 - Taipei A presentation to R10 Meeting, March 31 2005 Jhing-Fa Wang Chairman, IEEE Tainan Section wangjf@csie.ncku.edu.tw

  2. Strong Sci-Tec Industries Semiconductor: IC Design Houses & Foundries Information: Computers and Communication Peripherals Active Academic Programs SOC VLSI/CAD IP 3C/IT Various Attractions Chinese Culture Gourmetic Cuisines Sight-seeing Spots, etc. Introduction

  3. Tentative Executive Plan • Theme:To be decided • Venue: The Grand Hotel, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC. http://www.grand-hotel.org/newsite/html/e/ca01.htm • TentativeTime: Monday 15 October -> Thursday 18 October, 2007. • Local organization: Tainan Section and Taipei Section.

  4. Conference VenueThe Grand Hotel

  5. Conference Venue and Facilities The Grand Hotel, Taipei • 40 minutes from the international airport • Shuttle service available

  6. Ballroom for keynote presentation and dinner/banquet • Capacity for 800 people • Audio and video equipment

  7. Conference room for keynote presentations • 4 Rooms with capacities for: 400, 500, 180, and 399 people • Additional small rooms are also available • ISDN connection • 250 inch screen with video projector and audio equipment

  8. Steering Committee Meeting • Excellent view • Audio and video equipment • Privacy guaranteed

  9. Accommodation at the Grand Hotel • Each of the eight floors represents a Dynasty in Chinese History distinctly reflected through the different paintings, furniture and overall décor. • More than 2,000 3 → 5 star hotel rooms nearby. • Exchange rate:$1.00USD = NT32

  10. Taipei– Capital of Taiwan

  11. Tentative Conference Date: Monday 15 October -> Thursday 18 October, 2007. Paper submission: 31 March 2007 Tutorial proposals: 15  June 2007 Notification of Acceptance: 30 June  2007 Camera Ready Paper: 30 July 2007 Registration:  31 Aug 2007 Time Table

  12. Schedule of Events Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday AM Plenary Tutorials Plenary Cocktails Dinner PM Day 1: Maximum of four parallel tutorials. Day 2: Plenary, then 3 parallel sessions, then cocktail reception. Day 3: 3 parallel sessions, then dinner. Day 4: 3 parallel sessions, then plenary (to close the conference)..

  13. Local Support and Sponsors

  14. Successful Experiences • Significant experience with conference organization. • International Workshop on Frontiers in Handwriting Recognition (IWFHR) • International Symposium on Artificial Neural Networks (ISANN 1994) • The 13th Pacific Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation (PACLIC 13) • 2001 International Symposium on Communications (ISCOM2001) • International Conference on Comparative Assessment of Taiwan and Japan (ICCATJ 2003) • 2004 IEEE Asia Pacific Conference on Circuits and Systems • IEEE Globecom 2002 • Others • Local organisation committee will implement top-level logistics.

  15. Local Organisation • Preliminary Conference Committee: • Committee Chair: Prof. Jhing-Fa Wang (Tainan Section Chair) • Committee Co-Chair: Dr. Bao-Shuh Lin (Taipei Section Chair) • Committee Vice-Chair: Prof. Ching-Ting Lee • Committee Secretary-Treasurer: Prof. Chung-Hsien Wu • Dr. Gin-kou Ma • Committee Member: Prof. Bin-Da (Brian) Liu • Prof. Jar-Ferr Yang • Prof. Liang-Gee Chen • Prof. Cheng-Wen Wu

  16. REVENUE Registration fees: 300 persons x USD 300.00/person = USD 90,000.00 Tutorial fees: 25 person x 4 x USD 50.00/person = USD 5,000.00 _ Support from Gov/Industry = USD 40,000.00 Total Revenue USD 135,000.00 CONFERENCE BUDGET

  17. EXPENSES (1) Conference’s attendees cost: 300 person x 3 days x USD 50.00 /person/day (venue, 2 coffee breaks, lunch) = USD 45,000.00 Tutorial’s attendees cost: 25 person x 4 x USD30.00/person/day = USD 3,000.00 Administrative cost: (Secretariat, publications, printing, etc) = USD 25,000.00 Tutorial cost: (2 overseas tutors ) = USD 4,000.00 Guest speakers: ( 2 overseas guest speakers) = USD 4,000.00 CONFERENCE BUDGET

  18. EXPENSES (2) Internal Meeting expenses = USD 1,000.00 Paper Selection Meeting expenses = USD 2,000.00 Conference meeting expenses = USD 3,000.00 Miscellaneous = USD 3,000.00 Reserve = USD 5,000.00 Total Expenses USD 95,000.00 Surplus USD 40,000.00 CONFERENCE BUDGET

  19. Transportation of the Grand Hotel • The Grand Hotel provides free shuttle service. Available every 20～30 minutes.

  20. The National Palace Museum • Protecting and preserving the 7000-year cultural legacy of China • From an Imperial Art Collection to a National Museum • The Exhibitions of the Museum: Shows of Originality and Beauty • 15 minutes from the conference venue

  21. The Yangmingshan National Park • 30 minutes from the conference venue

  22. About Taiwan

  23. Thank You !

More Related