Program 2003

The format of the MISG 2003 will be unchanged from past meetings. On the first day, a set of scientific projects of industrial origin will be described by industrial representatives. Mathematicians will then work collaboratively with the industry participants on the projects for three days before presenting their results on the final day.

Each project will be managed by two moderators whose role will be to coordinate preliminary work including literature searches, outline any preliminary thoughts which need to be worked on, elicit contributions from all present, provide summaries throughout the workshop and assist in the preparation of a final technical report for the industrial participants.

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MISG 2003 Program

Monday 3 February, Lecture Theatre C3-16 (Centenary Building)

9.00	Official opening and welcome Administrative matters
9.30	Industry Presentations Australian Submarine Corporation (SubCorp)
10.05	Queensland Rail (QR)
10.40	Morning Tea (UniSA cafeteria)
11.10	New Zealand Steel (NZ Steel)
11.45	Ian Wark Research Institute (IWRI)
12.20	Lunch (Equinox, U of Adelaide Union, E5, Level 4)
1.30	Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO)
2.05	CRC for Railway Engineering and Technologies (Rail CRC)
2.40	Administration

Rooms allocated for projects are on levels 6 and 7 in the Centenary Building.

2.50	Initial Project meetings: SubCorp C6-25 IWRI C7-70/71 Rail CRC C6-26/27
3.50	Afternoon Tea (C6-21)
4.10	Initial Project meetings: NZ Steel C7-70/71 DSTO C6-25 QR C6-26/27
5.10	Reception (U of Adelaide Cloisters D5)

Tuesday 4 February to Thursday 6 February, Centenary Building

Project working sessions as determined by the moderators and posted on noticeboards in C6-21:

SubCorp                      C6-25
QR                               C6-26/27
NZ Steel                      C7-70/71
IWRI                           C7-08
DSTO                          C6-15
Rail CRC                    C6-16

Project Summary Session(s)

A five minute summary of progress in each project will be presented in lecture theatre C3-16 from 4.15 pm on Wednesday.

Friday 7 February, Lecture Theatre C3-16

Project moderators' reports on progress and recommendations, followed by comments from Industrial Representatives.

9.00	Opening remarks by the Director
9.10	CRC for Railway Engineering and Technologies
9.40	Defence Science and Technology Organisation
10.10	Ian Wark Research Institute
10.40	Morning Tea (UniSA cafeteria)
11.10	New Zealand Steel
11.40	Queensland Rail
12.10	Australian Submarine Corporation
12.40	Closing Remarks
1.00	Lunch (Equinox, U of Adelaide Union, E5, Level 4)