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Date:2013-07-19 03:41:08
Sender:Toshimichi Otsubo <t.otsubo@r.hit-u.ac.jp>
Subject:[SLR-Mail] No.2179: [Second Announcement] 18th International Workshop on Laser Ranging, Fujiyoshida, Japan
Author:Toshimichi Otsubo, Hitotsubashi University
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SLR Electronic Mail 2013-07-19 06:24:30 UTC Message No. 2179
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Author: Toshimichi Otsubo, Hitotsubashi University

Dear ILRS Colleagues,

This is the second announcement of the 18th International Workshop
on Laser Ranging to be held in Fujiyoshida, Japan, from 11 to 15 November.

We have just opened:
[1] Registration Form (including hotel booking)
and
[2] Abstract Submission Form
on the workshop website (http://geo.science.hit-u.ac.jp/lw18).

Participants are all requested to fill out these forms by 20 September.

The overall schedule in the workshop week, including the opening lectures
on Monday morning by Dr J J Degnan and Dr M Fujita, can be found on the
workshop website.


[1] Registration
http://geo.science.hit-u.ac.jp/lw18/registration

Registration fee is set at JPY 25,000 for a regular attendee, JPY 15,000
for a student. Accompanying persons are also welcomed at the social
events and they need to register at the rate of JPY 10,000. The payment
should be made in cash only at the on-site registration desk. All registered
persons are invited to
(1) Welcome Drink, Sunday, 10 November
(2) Reception, Monday 11 November
(3) Banquet, Wednesday, 13 November
at no additional cost.
A technical excursion to NICT Koganei (site code: KOGC) on Wednesday,
13 November, is included for regular and student attendees. More social
events are and will be provided on the website.

Note that the number of hotel rooms, esp single rooms at the reduced
price, are limited at the venue (Highland Resort Hotel). Early registration
is strongly recommended.

Participants who need a visa for the trip to Japan also have to
fill the registration form as soon as possible, by clearly stating it
in the ”Special Request” textbox.


[2] Abstract Submission
http://geo.science.hit-u.ac.jp/lw18/abstract-submission

Authors are requested to fill this form per presentation.
One has to choose the preferred presentation style (oral or poster), and
one of the following six themes closest to the presentation.

* Science Products
(Earth/Lunar/Planetary Science, Geodesy, Altimetry, IERS, Gravity, Refraction)

* SLR Technologies
(kHz ranging, Two-color ranging, System Software Development, Timing Devices,
Adaptive Optics, Detectors, Telescopes)

* Operation Aspects
(New SLR Stations, Activities of SLR Stations, Calibration, Local Tie, Network,
Automation, Operating Software, Safety)

* Space Mission
(Satellite Projects, Reflector and Reflector Array, Satellite
Orientation, Future Plans)

* Synergy
(Time Transfer, Optical Communications, Space Debris, Multi-technique
Combination
and GGOS, Various Applications)

* Miscellaneous
(New Challenges, Embryonic Research Topics, Education and Outreach)

Having gathered the submitted abstracts, the Program Committee intends to
re-organize them into actual 10-15 sessions.


We look forward to seeing you, your colleagues and your family
at the foot of Mt Fuji!

Best Regards,

Shinichi Nakamura (Program Committee Chair)

JAXA

Toshimichi Otsubo (LOC Chair)

Hitotsubashi University

LOC Email address: Z-LW18@jaxa.jp
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