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The
Center for Environmental Quality Systems
and
New York Indoor Environmental Quality Center, Inc.
is pleased to announce a landmark symposium
on indoor and outdoor environmental systems
October 30 & 31, 2001
Online
Invitation
Draft
Agenda
Archived
Footage of the Symposium
The Indoor and Urban Environmental Systems Symposium will highlight
the R&D synergies between indoor environmental issues and urban
ecosystems, and how the integration of multiple disciplines impacts
human health and performance.
Registration
As the result
of an overwhelmingly positive response, registration is now closed.
If you have any
problems or questions concerning registration, please contact Patricia
Watson at 315-443-4414 or pawatson@syr.edu.
Logistics
- The conference
will begin at 9 am on Tuesday, October 30th and end in the afternoon
of Wednesday, October 31st
- A block of rooms
is reserved for attendees at the University Sheraton Hotel, which
is within walking distance of the symposium venues. Please call 1-800-395-2105
to make reservations and inform the operator that you will be attending
the Environmental Systems symposium.
- The cost of the
rooms is $99 single/$109 double occupancy.
Rooms need to be reserved by 12 October.
Cost
- There is no charge
for the symposium.
- All meals, beginning
with lunch on Tuesday, will be provided.
- Symposium attendees
will be responsible for their own lodging.
Symposium schedule
- A complete symposium
schedule will be available on this web site and emailed to invitees
by 1 October, 2001.
- Technical sessions
will include:
- Human Health
& Performance in the Built Environment
- Characterization
and Control of the Indoor Environment
- Effect of
Urban Ecosystems on Indoor Environments
Maps/Directions
- A map of the
SU campus with Symposium Venues listed in green is available here.
Attendance
- Attendance at
this invitation-only symposium is restricted to 100, so please register
as soon as possible.
(Graphic identity for this conference was developed by Coburn
Design.)
Syracuse
University
College
of Engineering and Computer Science
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