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For UNIX users unfamiliar with mounting a CD-ROM, look at :
Mounting a CD-ROM on the UNIX platform.
For each submitted paper, Postscript files have been included. However, it is possible that some errors have crept through.
To view the MPEG videos on the CD-ROM you need to use recent players, that support video streams. If you have difficulties with the video clips please try to follow our recommendations.
If you do encounter viewing problems with Postscript files, please try printing the material. In many cases we have found that printing is more reliable than viewing, given the state of various viewing tools.
As a matter of background information in an effort to help you deal with any such difficulties, please note that authors were not asked to limit the fonts used in their submissions. For example, authors of papers in other conference proceedings were limited to Type 1 Fonts in Times and Symbol for text and equations. Authors were limited to Type 1 Zapf Dingbats for data points in graphs for documents produced with word processors on the Mac or PC. Authors were limited to Type 1 fonts plus Type 1 Computer Modern fonts for authors using a non-Mac/PC platform. This is not the case with the CHEP´97 CD-ROM papers. Therefore, obtaining additional fonts for your computer system may be sufficient to make the materials readable.
In addition to their papers, CHEP authors have kindly provided in many cases an electronic copy of their presentation overheads. These overheads are accessible from each abstract where the button "slides" appears. In most cases, these hypertext links will take you to a gallery of slide-like images. Occasionally you may find presentations more in the nature of html-formatted papers.
Note that a number of hypertext links within the text point to web sites on the Internet. As of this date, the web sites were operational and contained material relevant to the mission and goals of CHEP´97.
No guarantee is made of the future relevance or appropriateness of content at these web sites, however.
This hypertext link gives you a list of authors for all papers ordered alphabetically by their lastname.
A table of papers, abstracts and slides presented in the plenary sessions for Monday through Friday.
A table of summary talks presented on Thursday April 10, 1997 and Friday April 11, 1997.
A table of papers, abstracts and slides presented in the plenary sessions for Monday through Thursday.
A list of papers contributed to the poster session. They are ordered by topic.
Take advantage of the capabilities of your browser. The following recommendations will help you navigate the CD-ROM:
Manuela Brehmer (CHEP´97 Web pages and Implementation of CD-ROM)
Karin Pipke (Conference Papers)
Wolfgang Friebel (Editor)
Frank Wardenski (Design and Implementation of CD-ROM)
Peter Wegner (Editor)
We would like to acknowlege the benefit we have received from the CHEP95 CDROM in providing the contents for much of CHEP97 Notes and certain other sections.
Particular thanks go to Kai Vieregge from DECOM and Benedikt Hain from the Hochschule für Film und Fernsehen Potsdam-Babelsberg who carried out the video recording of the plenary and summary sessions.
We also would like to express our thanks to Manfred Biastoch for the PC support, and Regina Klabuhn for scanning the photos.
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