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International Data Farming Workshop 21 When: 19-24 September 2010 Where: Lisbon, Portugal Hotel: TIVOLI ORIENTE; Single: 105 euros; Double: 115 euros. This rate includes breakfast and is guaranteed at this price until 22 August. For Hotel Registration, book directly mentioning code IDFW-AM Set2010 and please inform fjv.freire@gmail.com. To make a reservation at the Tivoli Oriente, email Carmen Berimbau at comercial3.hto@tivolihotels.com with the dates you would like to reserve a room for and mention IDFW 21. Conference Fee (still to be determined, but approximately 400 euros) to cover meeting rooms, buffet lunches, coffee breaks, opening dinner, etc. Any questions, please contact: Colonel FERNANDO FREIRE fjv.freire@gmail.com or LTColonel JOAO ROCHA: j.rocha@oniduo.pt Registration Form: will be available at https://harvest.nps.edu soon. For questions please contact Gary Horne at gehorne@nps.edu or 831-233-4905. IDFW 21 Tentative Agenda Sunday, September 19: Opening reception and dinner Monday, September 20: Opening briefs and team poster sessions in the morning, then begin work in teams Tuesday - Thursday, September 21 - 23: Work in teams (optional plenary sessions in the mornings) Friday, September 24: Outbriefs and Closing Ceremony in the afternoon Call for Team Leaders / Plenary Speakers: Please email gehorne@nps.edu if you want to lead a team or present a plenary briefing. Theme: Discovery International Data Farming Workshop 21 September 19-24, 2010 Monterey, Portugal
Scythe - Proceedings and Bulletin of the International Data Farming Community Seed Center for Data Farming 273 Glasgow Hall ~ Naval Postgraduate School ~ Monterey, CA 93950 Issue 8 - Workshop 20
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Page 31 and 32: REFERENCES [1] Schlabach, J. (2008)
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