[esp-r] FW: eSim 2010 Call for Software Demos

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Call for Software Demos - eSim 2010 

IBPSA-Canada's biennial conference, eSim, brings together professionals,
academics and students interested in building performance simulation
issues and applications. The 2010 conference is hosted by Manitoba
Hydro, in collaboration with the National Research Council of Canada. It
will be held in Winnipeg, Canada on May 19 and 20, 2010 (pre-conference
and post-conference workshops on May 18 and 21, 2010).

 

Software companies and individuals are invited to take part in special
software demos sessions during the conference. Much like technical
presentations, the software demos sessions will consist of presentations
in front of an audience. However, these presentations will not be
peer-reviewed and therefore not included in the conference proceedings -
although the submission of a technical paper on the software that meets
one of the conference themes is encouraged! To be eligible for a
presentation during the software demo sessions, the software must be a
commercial product or be freely available (on a web site for example).
Furthermore, the presenter must be a registered participant. Please note
that the scientific committee has the right to limit the number of
software tools being presented.

 

The deadline to submit a software application is Decemeber 4, 2009. To
submit, just click on the "Software Demo Submission" tab on www.esim.ca

 

Conference Chair:

Devin Evenson, Manitoba Hydro, devenson at hydro.mb.ca

 

Chair of the Scientific Committee:

Dr. Iain A Macdonald, National Research Council Canada, 
iain.macdonald at nrc-cnrc.gc.ca 

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