Easter Island Symposium 2000

First AccessNova Forum:

Advanced Communications for the Global Information Age

To establish a top forum discussion and promote further human networking between high level experts from Japan/Asia and Chile/South America, closely related to the AccessNova Program, with the purpose of shaping future actions to enhance the rapid development and social implementation of advanced communication technologies.���

Sun Apr 30^th

am-arrival to Santiago (most foreign participants)

16:40 departure from Santiago (LA833)

20:45 arrival to Easter Island (LA833)

pm-check-in Hotel Hanga Roa

Mon May 1^st

am-Easter Island Sightseeing Tour (Ranokau, Vinapu)

Lunch at hotel

pm-Easter Island Sightseeing Tour (Akivi, Tahai)

Tue May 2^nd

09:30-09:45 � Forum (opening)

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Eduardo Vera, UChile

Hideo Yamamoto, NTT Labs

09:45-10:45 � Forum (participants presentation)

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by all members for 2 minutes self introduction

10:45-11:00 � Forum (AccessNova multimedia presentation)

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prepared by UChile

11:00-11:30 � Coffee Break

11:30-13:00 � Forum (AccessNova review)

Eduardo Vera, UChile�� (general overview)

Yuji Inoue, NTT Data Corp (early development stages)

Walter Grote, Santa Maria Univ. (AccessNova networks and applications in Chile)

Hideo Yamamoto, NTT Labs (AccessNova networks and applications in Japan)

Noriyoshi Yamauchi, NTT Labs (Japan-Chile Centennial activities)

Eduardo Vera, UChile� (UChile technology business incubation activities)

Samuel Ishii, NTT Brazil (NTT business incubation trial)

Mitsuji Matsumoto, Waseda University (research student trainee activities)

Kenzo Takahashi, Multimedia University, Malaysia (university research activities)

Hendrik Berndt, TINA-C (TINA'97 conference, university collaboration)

Eduardo Vera, UChile� (activities summary and statistics)

13:00-15:00 Lunch at hotel

15:00-16:30 Forum (Asia-Pacific Academic Programs)

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Patricia Vargas, UChile (interdisciplinary collaboration projects at UChile)

Itsuki Yasuyoshi, Waseda University (interdisciplinary collaboration projects at Waseda)

16:30-17:00 Coffee Break

17:30-18:30 Forum (Easter Island Studies)

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Claudio Cancino, UChile (recovery and conservation of archaeological heritage)

19:30-22:30 Welcome Dinner at hotel (Polynesian style)

Wed May 3^rd

09:30-11:00 Forum (Advanced Communication Technologies 1)

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Hisao Uose, NTT Labs, Japan (radioastronomy experiments with ultra-high speed networks)

Masato Ishiguro, NAOJ (National Astronomy Observatory of Japan)

(LMSA/ALMA Project: NTT-NAOJ program on photonics technologies)

Leonardo Bronfman, UChile

11:00-11:30 Coffee Break

11:30-13:00 Forum (Advanced Communication Technologies 2)

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Kenichi Tatematsu, NAOJ (National Astronomy Observatory of Japan)

(importance of remote operation, data quick look, and archive in radio astronomy: toward future Chile-Japan Collaboration)

Guillermo Delgado, ESO (European Southern Observatories) Chile

Walter Grote, Santa Maria University (wireless data communications)���������

13:00-15:00 Lunch at hotel

15:00-16:30 Forum (Advanced Communication Technologies 3)

Mitsuji Matsumoto, Waseda University (computer aided collaborative learning in the classroom)

Kinji Ono, NII (Japanese National Institute of Informatics) (NII within changing academic and research environment)

Maurizio Arienzo, United Technologies, USA (Service and After Market e-Business)

16:30-17:00 Coffee Break

17:00-18:00 Forum (Brainstorming/feedback: implementation plans)

�- as Team Leaders: Eduardo Vera, UChile

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�- as Advisors:�������� Sadahiko Kano, Edingburgh University, UK

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�- as Promoters:������ Yuji Inoue, NTT Data Corp

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Opinions on what could be achieved and what should be planned to implement it.

18:00-18:30 Forum (Brainstorming/feedback: final conclusions)

as Team Leaders: Eduardo Vera, UChile

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To summarize agreements and disagreement points, to try and reach consensus to set final recommendations for the future AccessNova agenda.

Thu May 4^th

Easter Island Archaelogy Tour (south coast, Ranoraraku)

Farewell Lunch in countryside (traditional style)

Easter Island Archaelogy Tour (Tonariki, Anakena)

Fri May 5^th

am-check-out Hotel Hanga Roa

11:30 Flight departure from Easter Island (LA834)�

18:10 Flight arrival to Santiago (LA834)

Optional Tour to northern Astronomy Sites

20:00 Flight departure from Santiago to Calama (LA143)

Bus transportation from Calama to San Pedro de Atacama

check-in at Hoster�a don Tom�s and Hoster�a San Pedro

Sat May 6^th

am-brief touristic visit of San Pedro de Atacama

Visit to Chajnantor Site (Future ALMA Radioastronomy Observatory at 5000m)

pm-visit to Moon Valley�

dinner in San Pedro de Atacama

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Sun May 7^th

Check-out at Hoster�a don Tom�s and Hoster�a San Pedro

Bus transportation from San Pedro de Atacama to Calama

12:00 Flight from Calama (LA143)

12:35 Flight arrival to Antofagasta (LA143)

Visit to Paranal Site (ESO Optical Astronomy Observatory)

20:40 Flight departure from Antofagasta (LA193)

22:30 Flight arrival to Santiago (LA193)

Mon May 8^th

09:30-12:30� First AccessNova Forum (Santiago Program)

Advanced Communications for The Global Information Age

AccessNova 5th Anniversary Forum at UChile (School of Engineering and Science)

(Gorbea Auditorium, Beaucheff 850, Santiago)

with Rector, students, academic and business leaders, journalists

09:30 Welcome�

09:45 Dean Victor Perez (opening remarks)

10:00 AccessNova 5th year Review (Eduardo Vera, Hideo Yamamoto)��

10:20 Coffee Break

10:30 Technical Presentations

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Kenji Ono, National Informatics Institute, Japan

(NII within changing academic and research environment)

�Masato Ishiguro, National Astronomy Observatory, Japan

(LMSA/ALMA Project: NTT-NAOJ program on photonics technologies)

�Yuji Inoue, NTT Data Corp., Japan

(Information Networking Revolution)

�Maurizio Arienzo, United Technologies, USA

(Service and After Market e-Business)

11:45 Rector Luis Riveros (closing remarks)

Reception at Basement Lobby�