[humanmarkup-comment] Fw: Important: 10/16 wkshp bldg.entry and roomchange

[Ranjeeth Kumar Thunga <rkthunga@humanmarkup.org>]

BTW, I will be in DC tomorrow introducing our efforts to several government
officials.

The presentation will be very simple, focusing on our mission, what we hope
to accomplish as part of the TC.
Feel free to send any points any of you would like to specifically address.

Ranjeeth Kumar Thunga

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Subject: Important: 10/16 wkshp bldg.entry and room change


>
>
> Note room change: workshop will be in Room 515
> Please RSVP to Susan.Turnbull@gsa.gov
> Visitor badge and entry procedures:
> 1.   Go to main NSF bldg. at 4201 Wilson, enter around the corner at the
> main entrance at Ninth and N. Stuart.  After       receiving visitor
badge,
> ask directions to 4121 Wilson Blvd (Stafford II Building)
> 2.   Parking lot is below the Stafford II building, entrance on Wilson
> Blvd.
> 3.   Ballston metro station - exit to right along N. Stuart.  Walk one
> block to main NSF entrance at N. Stuart & Ninth St.
>
>                              Universal Access
>                    Collaboration Expedition Workshop #7
>                              October 16, 2001
>                         National Science Foundation
>                       Stafford II Building, Room 515
>                              4121 Wilson Blvd.
>
> Workshop Purpose:
> To explore the societal innovation potential and realities of the
> CyberHealth Initiative in light of advancements in the security and
> biometrics architectural frameworks that also contribute to Universal
> Access
>
> 11:00 AM  Welcome and lntroductions - Susan Turnbull, GSA and George
Brett,
>           Internet2 (www.internet2.edu/e2epi) and all participants
>
> 11:15 AM  Overview of 4-H CyberSeniors/CyberTeens and the CyberHealth
>           Initiative - Elizabeth Isele, Founder and President,
>           Cyberseniors.org
>
> 11:45 AM  Overview of a Cultural Context for Security - Mark Frautschi,
>           Consultant
>
> 12:15 AM  Lunch ($8.00 cost/person for sandwich & beverage)
>
> 12:45 PM  Overview of the potential contributions of the Human Markup
>           Language (HumanML) to advance social trust and reduce human
>           misunderstanding in communications.  HumanML is being developed
>           as an XML schema for embedding contextual human characteristics
>           --cultural, social, kinesthetic, psychological, and intentional
>           features --within information - Ranjeeth Kumar Thunga, chair of
>           the OASIS HumanMarkup Technical Committee (oasis-open.org)
>
> 1:15 PM   Briefing on the potential contributions of biometrics and smart
>           cards to advance a trusted cyber-environment for health care
>           communications and patient records relevant to the Cyberhealth
>           Initiative- introduction by Omid Omidvar, NIST, of Fernando
>           Podio, Information Technology Lab, NIST
> 1:45 PM   Wrap-up
>
> 2:00 PM   Workshop ends
>
> Susan B. Turnbull
> Chair, Universal Access Working Group
> Co-chair, UA Collaboration Expedition workshop series
> Next Generation Strategies
> Office of Governmentwide Policy
> US General Services Administration
> p 202.501.6214
> f  202.219.1533
> susan.turnbull@gsa.gov
>
> George H. Brett II
> Chief Information Architect
> Internet2
> End to End Performance Initiative
> 1150 18TH ST Suite 1020
> p 202.331-5341
> ghb@internet2.edu
>
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