· Web Services Addressing and Description Joint Face-to-Face Meeting Logistics
· Web Services Addressing and Description Joint Face-to-Face Meeting Logistics
Below: Meeting Registration · Location · Hotels · Schedule
Jonathan Marsh, Web Services Description chair
Mark Nottingham, Web Services Addressing chair
Hugo Haas & Philippe Le Hegaret, Team
contacts
Participants in the W3C Web Services Addressing Working Group are expected
to participate in face-to-face meetings. The chair may allow additional
participants. Anyone who fails to register may be prohibited from
attending.
Registration Form
(Deadline: 3 January 2005)
Database
List of Current Registrants
Participants in the W3C Web Services Description Working Group are expected
to participate in face-to-face meetings. The chair may allow additional
participants. Anyone who fails to register may be prohibited from
attending.
Registration Form
(Deadline: 3 January 2005)
Database List of Current Registrants
Host: BEA
Meeting location:
State Library of Victoria (SLV) Conference Centre
Seminar rooms 4 & 5
328 Swanston Street
Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia
Local contact: David Orchard
MEL - Melbourne Airport
Non-Stop flights from: Singapore, Los Angeles, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Tokyo.
Direct flights from: London Heathrow, New York Kennedy, etc.
If you choose to rent a car, be aware that Australia drives on the left side of the road, and Melbourne's CBD (where the SLV is) is notorious for its confusing hook turns.
Taxis from the airport are reasonable, and Melbourne has an extensive transit network.
A Metcard is required to travel on public transport; one card works on trains, trams and busses. A full-fare zone 1 10 x 2 hour card will meet most needs, and can be purchased at convenience stores.
A valid passport and visa are required to visit Australia. Electronic visa applications are accepted online.
New luxury hotel in city centre, 2 1/2 blocks (~5 minute walk) from SLV. Wired ethernet (fee) and modem lines in each room. From AU$300/night.
Established chain in city centre, 2 1/2 blocks (~5 minute walk) from SLV. Wired ethernet (fee) and modem lines in each room. From AU$175/night.
Designer hotel, city centre, 4 blocks (~10 minute walk) from SLV. Wired ethernet (fee); wireless in some rooms; separate modem and fax lines in each room. From AU$235/night.
Established chain in city centre, 3 1/2 blocks (~10 minute walk) from SLV. Wired ethernet (fee) and modem lines in each room. From AU$225/night.
Established chain in Southbank, 6 blocks (~20 minute walk, or any tram heading N on Swanston St.) from SLV. Wired ethernet (fee) and modem lines in each room. From AU$290.
Boutique hotel, 6 blocks (~20 minute walk, or City Circle tram) from SLV. Separate modem and fax lines in each room. From AU$210/night.
there are a variety of other hotels further afield (within a 20-30 minute tram ride of the SLV). If you're staying for a longer period of time, it may be worthwhile to look into a serviced apartment, rather than a hotel.
Some refreshments will be provided; exact details TBD.
Wireless Internet access will be provided.
If you wish to participate remotely, please contact Mark Nottingham; at this time, no remote participation arrangements have been made.
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