Looking for Mathcad and/or S-Plus users
"R. Pierce Reid"
Wed, 29 Jan 1997 09:38:47 -0800
Folks:
MathSoft, creator of Mathcad and S-Plus, is currently looking to talk to
professionals or members of the academic community who use either
Mathcad or S-Plus in real-world applications ranging from engineering to
applied research, from academia to the commercial laboratory.
If you are using Mathcad or S-Plus on a regular basis for any
application, we would like to hear from you. We are especially
interested in Mathcad and S-Plus users who are involved in activities
that have an impact on the general public in areas such as medical
research, the environment, product or civil engineering, space research,
finance, clinical trials, etc. But we would like to hear from a broad
cross section of users regardless.
Anyone who would be willing to talk about your project and how it
involves Mathcad or S-Plus is asked to send a brief e-mail to
ALLSTARS@schwartz-pr.com. Please include a brief description of how you
use Mathcad or S-Plus as well as your name and a daytime phone number
and/or e-mail address where you would prefer to be contacted.
Thank you for your time and help and especially thank you for allowing
us to contact you via your Newsgroup. We look forward to hearing from
you and I apologize for any inconvenience.
R. Pierce Reid
Re: Underwater Sensing
Fran West
Wed, 29 Jan 1997 17:51:44 +0000
In article <5cc1pk$5jd@news.nstn.ca>, Arnold Furlong
writes
>Neil Steffen wrote:
>
>>Greetings -
>
>>As somewhat of a Newbie in this Subject area. I am interested in
>>Underwater Remote Sensing. I am not familiar with the Technology enough
>>to be familiar with the terminology or what would be the most leading
>>types of equipment being used.
>
>>I am specifically interested in locating Archeaeologic Artifacts. Can
>>anyone point me in the right direction to any organizations or
>>manufacturers dealing with the Technology in this field ?
>
If you are trying to locate objects on or below the seabed, then can I
suggest you get in touch with WESMAR SONAR in Woodinville,
Washington,U.S.A., they are at sonar@wesmar.com, talk to bob bushey.
They make side scans, target hunting,fishing, and military
sonars(underwater radar). the side scan can be recorded to audio tape
for playback, or to a paper recorder.
hope this helps
>>Any leads will be most highly reguarded.
>>Thanks for your Support !
>>Neil Steffen
>
>
>I am not sure what you are looking for, however, our company Brooke
>Ocean Technology Limited provide a Moving Vessel Profiler (MVP) to
>collect water parameters while a survey vessel is underway.
>
>Further information can be found at http://fox.nstn.ca/~afurlon or by
>emailing me at afurlon@fox.nstn.ca.
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>Regards,
>Arnold Furlong
>
Fran West
Veripos UK, 95 Shore Street, Fraserburgh,Aberdeenshire,Scotland.
Tel 44 1346 511411, Fax 44 1346 513112
Providers of Precise Navigation to Professional Users.
You get what you pay for, only monkeys work for peanuts.
Re: Oceans '97 MTS/IEEE, Halifax, 6-9 Oct 1997
molagnon@ifremer.fr (Michel OLAGNON)
30 Jan 1997 10:25:43 GMT
In article , dave.chapman@drea.dnd.ca (David M.F. Chapman) writes:
>This is not an official announcement, just a friendly heads-up:
>
>A little birdy told me that the deadline for receipt of abstracts for Oceans
>'97 has been extended until mid-February. If you are interested, go to
>
>http://www.sirius.ns.ca/oceans97 (sometimes flaky)
>http://www.ieee.org/conference/conflinks.html
>
>relavant email addresses include
>
>publications@sirius.ns.ca
>student@sirius.ns.ca
>
>If desperate, one could also phone IEEE at (800) 810-4333 (within USA) or
> (908) 562-5598 (outside USA)
>
>I am posting this as a favour, and I am not on the Committee. Any queries
>would be better posed to them.
>
I am a bit puzzled by the ``non-refundable'' deposit to be sent with the
abstracts. It is my understanding that if your abstract is not accepted,
it will be refunded, although this is not stated in the call for papers.
Yet, if I can understand that the organizers want to avoid no-shows by a
deposit to be deduced from the registration, I don't like very much the
implications of abstracts being examined to the light of a pre-payment.
Anyone know why the deposit is not asked AFTER abstract acceptance, for
inclusion in the final program and proceedings ?
Michel
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Re: Underwater Sensing
ric@discoveryinternational.com (Ric Harwood)
Thu, 30 Jan 1997 12:57:13 GMT
In sci.geo.oceanography, <32E685DA.773D@netrix.net>, Neil Steffen
, Neil Steffen wrote:
>I am specifically interested in locating Archeaeologic Artifacts. Can
>anyone point me in the right direction to any organizations or
>manufacturers dealing with the Technology in this field ?
Hello Neil,
Modern u/w remote sensing is indeed revolutionising archaeological
search and recovery. Depending on your requirements you may wish to
contact Discovery International Ltd. We are equipped with, and
experienced in use of the latest UW remote sensing technology to
carry out precisely this type of work.
You can find a description of the company, our experience and staff
on our web site listed below. We can provide services from a single
consultant for a short period to full expedition management and
staffing.
If you have any further questions feel free to contact me.
Regards, Ric Harwood.
--
Discovery International Ltd. - Services to Marine Archaeology
Conservation Recovery - Research - Documentary
http://www.discoveryinternational.com/
