The fifth Nordic HF conference, HF 98, will be held on Fårö in the Baltic Sea. The previous conferences have all gathered a large number of international participants. HF industry, research organisations and consultants will have the opportunity to display their products in the exhibition area.
The Nordic Radio Society invites participants to yet another succesful conference.
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We expect you to arrive on Monday, August 10, and to depart on Friday, August 14. You may, however, stay over the weekend, but the Camp Staff will not be around to help you.
The reception will be open 15.00 - 22.00 (Monday), 07.30 - 17.00 (Tuesday to Thursday).
The symposium will start on Tuesday, August 11, at 08.00 sharp, and come to an end on Thursday evening the 13th.
Sufficient spare time has been set aside for informal contacts and meetings.
A number of activities are organized for delegates and family members:
Monday evening Get-together with light meal Tuesday afternoon Guided excursion around Fårö Tuesday evening Top level key-note session followed by Exhibition party Wednesday afternoon "Fox hunting" - Find the hidden transmitters Wednesday evening Conference Banquet in Gotland traditions Thursday evening Cultural event
Besides the HF exhibition, the amateur radio station SL1HF also welcomes you to the "schack".
Experience has shown that live music is to be preferred to tape or disc versions. Please feel free to join in (piano is available).
The Nordic Radio Society (a foundation cooperating with the Swedish National Committee of URSI) invites authors and participants to the HF 98 nordic HF conference on "HF towards the 21st century". Topics focus on communication beyond the horizon, with emphasis on HF radio.
HF communication technology has advanced substantially over the last few years, with significant trends towards a higher degree of automation and signal processing, which can now be cost-effectively implemented to achieve affordable performance even in small systems.
The conference will cover new progress in the field of research, development and equipment. There will also be an exhibition of equipment, systems and demonstration.
Dr Paul Cannon of the Defence Evaluation & Research Agency, UK has been invited to cover advancements in wave propagation modelling and its effect on radio design and development.
Updated May 29, 1998. Questions: Contact Håkan Bergzén