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Registration Information

Online registration for ICWIM3 will be available through NATMEC's web site beginning January 1, 2002. To submit your conference registration by mail or fax, download this form (pdf file).

Space is limited. Registration for ICWIM3 will be accepted on a first-come first-served basis.

Hotel reservations must be made separately with the Rosen Plaza and may be made online at www.rosenplaza.com. Make your reservation by April 21 to ensure the group rate (use attendee code #4095).

 

Agenda

(see detailed program)

Sunday, May 12, 2002

1200-1730

Registration

1630-1730

Hospitality Session

1730-1930

Opening Reception
 

Monday, May 13, 2002

0730-0830

Breakfast (provided)

0830-0900

Welcome General Session (ICWIM3 and NATMEC 2002)

0900-0930

ICWIM3 Introduction

0930-1000

Keynote

1000-1030

Break

1030-1200

Session 1a: WIM Testing (1)

1200-1330

Lunch (provided) and Speaker

1330-1500

Session 1b: WIM Testing (2)

1500-1530

Break

1530-1645

Session 2: WIM Standards

1645-1800

Panel Discussion 1: Harmonization of WIM Standards and Tests

Evening

Open

 

 

Tuesday, May 14, 2002

0730-0830

Breakfast (provided)

0830-0845

Sponsor Welcome

0845-1000

Session 3: Technical Aspects of WIM Products

1000-1030

Break

1030-1200

Session 4a: WIM Technologies (1)

1200-1300

Lunch (provided)

1300-1430

Session 4b: WIM Technologies (2)

1430-1500

Break

1500-1700

Session 5: Enforcement Using WIM

1700-1745

Panel Discussion 2: Enforcement, Technical and Legal Issues

1730

Pool Reception

 

 

Wednesday, May 15, 2002

0730-0830

Breakfast 

0830-1000

NATMEC-ICWIM Session

1000-1030

Break

1030-1140

Session 6: Freight Mobility, Road Safety and Pricing

1140-1200

Discussion

1200-1300

Lunch (provided)

1300-1430

Session 7: Application of WIM to Structures

1430-1500

Break

1500-1645

Session 8: Data Quality and Management

1645-1745

ICWIM3 Conclusions

1830-2100

Dinner and Entertainment

Parallel Exhibition

An exhibition of WIM sensors, systems, posters, and software, etc., will be held in conjunction with the conference. 

 

Conference Languages

The official languages of the conference will be English, French, and Spanish. Simultaneous translation will be provided during technical sessions and panel discussions. (Final papers and posters must be provided in English with abstracts in all three languages.)

 

Proceedings

A proceedings of all papers will be published and provided at the conference. Authors will be asked to supply digital versions of their papers for publication in the proceedings. 

A post-proceedings will also be published on a CD jointly with the NATMEC proceedings, including summaries of the technical sessions and discussions and of the panel discussions.

Authors of accepted papers may, if they wish, provide translations of their papers in French and/or Spanish for publication in a separate proceedings and/or on the final CD. However, English is the only required language for the papers.

 

Venue

One of the most popular vacation spots in the USA, the city of Orlando, Florida (see http://www.orlando.com/ or http://www.go2orlando.com/), is home to Disney World's famous EPCOT Center, MGM Studios, and Magic Kingdom. Other Orlando attractions include Sea World, Universal Studios, Cypress Gardens, and dozens of other parks and natural wonders. The area boasts museums and science centers, elegant dining spots, lush golf courses, and a carefree nightlife. A short drive takes visitors to the Atlantic coast and the Kennedy Space Center.

Adjacent to one of the country's largest convention centers, the award-winning Rosen Plaza Hotel is 15 minutes from Orlando International Airport.

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Last modified: November 26, 2001