SIGCAT '95 Conference & Exposition

May 22-25, 1995
Hyatt Regency Reston
Reston, VA

• DISCLAIMER
• Interactive Training on CD-ROM
• Industry Analysis
• CD-ROM's Role in the NII
• SIGMULTEC
• CD-ROM and the Internet
• CD-ROM and the Internet: Complementary Electronic Publishing II
• CD Recordable
• CD-ROM Q & A with the Experts
• MPEG Encoding "101"
• CD-ROM, Multimedia and the Information Superhighway

SIGCAT '95

Tasha Heinrichs
462 Danbury Road
Wilton, CT 06897-2126
(203) 761-1466
Fax: (203) 761-1444

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Plenary Session

Moderator: Jerry McFaul, U.S. Geological Survey
Government Keynote Speaker: Laura Campbell, Library of Congress
Industry Keynote Speaker: Dr. Kirit Patel, Smart Storage, Inc.

• Primer: The Basics of CD-ROM for the User
  
• Innovative Solutions to CD-ROM Access in Libraries
  
• Federal Information Policy and CD-ROM
  
• Reengineering the Paradigm Through Interactive CD-ROM
  
• GIS and CD-ROM Resource Planning
  
• An Update on CD-ROM Standards
  
• Extending the Usability of CD-ROM Technology
  
• CD-ROM Technology in Classified Environments
  
• It Works on a PC, But How About the Rest of the World?
  

• Primer: How CD-ROMs Are Made
  
• Business and Legal CD-ROM Titles: The Key Players
  
• Developing Interactive CD-ROM-based Training
  
• Facilitating the National Spatial Data Infrastructure Through CD-ROM
  
• CD-Jukebox Technology Update
  
• The Great MPEG Debate
  

Industry Assessments

Exhibitor Reception

• CD-ROM Retrieval Software - The Key to a Successful Disc
  
• Primer: Managing the Use and Development of CD-ROMs
  
• Issues in CD-Jukebox Management
  
• CD-ROM's Role in the National Information Infrastructure Initiatives
  

• SIGSOFT
  
• SIGACE
  
• CDOWG
  

• SIGLIT
  
• SIGSTAND
  
• SIGCLASS
  

• SIGGIS
  
• SIGCOMP
  
• SIGMULTEC
  

• SIGTEAL
  
• SIGNET
  
• SIGCID
  

• SIGSGML
  
• SIGDRIVE
  
• SIGDOD
  

• SIGRIM
  
• SIGPODS
  
• SIGIMAGE
  

Awards on the Terrace

Dutch Treat Dinners

• Document Publication on CD-ROM - Preserving the Typeset Page
  
• CD-ROM and the Internet: Complementary Electronic Publishing
  
• The Government Raster Imaging Process Seminar (GRIPS '95)
  

• Multimedia Authoring Software - a Brave New World
  
• CD-ROM and the Internet: Case Studies
  
• Archiving and Accessing Terabyte Databases - Case Histories
  

• Premastering Software and CD-Recordable Systems
  
• Enhancing the Organizational Information Flow through CD-ROM
  
• Large CD-ROM Collections in the Library Environment
  
• CD-Recordable: The Archival Medium We've Been Waiting For
  

Dutch Treat Dinners

CD-ROM Q & A with the Experts

• Reegineering the Organizational Workflow Through CD-ROM Technolgoy
  
• Digital Video - Hardware vs. Software, That is the Question!
  
• Tutorial: The What, Why and How of Multimedia
  
• Tutorial: CD-Recordable Technology
  
• Tutorial: CD-ROM Fundamentals 102
  
• CD-ROM in Information Deprived Environments
  
• Digital Video - Capture and Compression
  
• Streamlining the Federal Procurement Process Through CD-ROM Based Tools
  
• On-Demand Publishing Using CD-ROM
  

• Data Compression and CD-ROM
  
• CD-ROM, Multimedia and the Information Highway
  
• Productivity Enhancement in the Federal Government Through CD-ROM
  
• CD-Recordable Media - How Long Will It Really Last?
  
• The CD-ROM Make or Buy Decision
  
• Software Standardization Initiatives in the Department of Defense
  
• Tutorial: SGML - The Key to Portability Across Access Environments
  
• Tutorial: Document Imaging Technology
  
• Tutorial: Interactive Training Using Multimedia CD-ROM
  

Federal Showcase

Monday, 2:00-5:00

CD-ROM Classroom

Monday, 1:00-5:00
Tuesday, 8:00-4:00

CD-ROM Information Resouces Center (CIRC)

Monday, 1:00-5:00
Tuesday, 8:00-5:00
Wednesday, 9:00-12:00

SIGCAT '95 Marketplace

Tuesday, 8:00-5:00
Wednesday, 8:00-11:00

Exhibition

Tuesday, 10:00-5:00
Wednesday, 9:00-12:00

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