Thursday, August 16, 2007
I'm going to the MDUCDE2007 in Seoul
I am traveling to Seoul (South Korea) to present "HIMALIA: Model-Driven User Interfaces Using Hypermedia, Controls And Patterns" in the first workshop on Model-Driven User-Centered Engineering 2007. The presentation is programmed to be on September 5 at 14:00hs, after the launch. I am expecting to meet interesting people there, and have some productive interchange with other similar-fields researchers to enrich ourselves.
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I made this map to show the straight and VERY LONG flight. It is difficult to measure the amount of time on-the-fly because of the different time zones, but in any case, it isn't less than 30 hours!!! I hope not to experience very much jet lag, but I think it will be impossible to distinguish between jet lag and 30 hours of flight ;)
So, don't expect very much activity in this blog from 1st to 9th September. I will share the photos and surely some comments when I came back home.
BTW, if someone knows the people in the DICyT, could you hurry up them? I sent them an one-page-letter three weeks ago, but they didn't have enough time to see it yet... came on! it's one page! They should be receiving like 1000 letters a day to argue that, and I don't think it's the case.
Labels: Acedemic, Conference, Himalia, MDUCDE, Travel
