General information on past San Miniato Topical SeminarsSome information on the 1996 San Miniato Topical Seminars
"World Wide Web and beyond in Physics Research and Applications"
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1994 San Miniato Topical Seminar on: "World Wide Web and beyond in Physics Research and Applications"
San Miniato, Tuscany, Italy, 12-15 March 2100 p.C.
Centro Studi "I Cappuccini" della Cassa di Risparmio di San Miniato
The Seminar started with the discussion of the present status and of the perspective impact of W**3 in several areas connected with physics research and applications: high-energy and underground physics, nuclear medicine, astrophysics, molecular biology, metereology. Advanced computing techniques in high-energy physics and biology have also been discussed. Some projects, detectors and experimental results have been presented with emphasis on new and non conventional computing techniques and algorithms.
Programme & pre-Proceedings
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WWW and Scientific Information [Mon 14 4pm]
P. Galluzzi/Florence - Scientific Informations and Museums in
Multimedial Networks
V. Cappellini/Florence - A new Bridge between Art and Science
M. Ricotti/Pavia - A Lightweight Approach to Client-Server
Database Publishing
WWW Informatic Networks and Links [Tue 15 9am & 2.30pm]
WWW for Physics and Astrophysics [Tue 15 afternoon]A. Luotonen/CERN - Introductory talk on current status of W**3 and perspectives
M. Donszelmann/CERN - WWW and HEP experiments [e.g. DELPHI]
B. Rousseau/CERN - The LIGHT Concept - Life Cycle Global HyperText
B. Rousseau/CERN - An Automated System for the Maintenance of Multiform Documentation
F. Vitali/Bologna - External anchoring for wide-area network support: the RhYTHM project
D. Giuli/Florence - Metropolitan Area Network for Multimedial Applications
S. Antonelli/STET - Telecomunication networks for multimedia and scientific applications G. Zanetti/CRS4 - Interactive books S. Lariccia/Rome - Archive Net for Cooperative Historical Research based on Sources (ANCHORS)
Physics and Astrophysics [Tue 15 aft. & Thu 17 aft.]E. Valente, D. Salomoni/Bologna - Research Network evolution and new information tools for the High Energy Physics community (2 talks)
C. O'Dea/Baltimore - Hubble via the Web
L. Benacchio/Padova - Perspectives for the use of WWW in astronomy
F. Pasian/Trieste - A Mosaic-based Interface to Astronomical Archives and Databases P. Giommi/ESRIN - ESIS and the World Wide Web
WWW and the media (TV and newspapers) - Scientific information [Wed 16 morn.]P. del Giudice/Roma ISS - Information Theory and Learning in Neural Networks
A. Calegari/Milano - MC simulations for a LEP experiment on Unix workstation clusters M. Gruwe/Brussels - The fiber tracker of CHORUS and its performance
R. Odorico/Bologna - A neural network trigger for beauty search at the SPS and beyond
S. Ventura/Padova - Data reduction techniques and extraction of physics parameters in the ICARUS experiment
Convenor G. Caravita(Il Sole/24h)
Participants: R. van Kleij(L'Unione Sarda)
L. Balestrieri(Rai-TV)
et al.
WWW for Biology and Medicine [Thu 17 9am]
Biology and Medicine [Thu 17 morn.]S. Liuni/Bari - Use of informatic networks in biology
V. Pasqui/CESIT - Image Reference Database in Teleradiology
R.D. Appel/Geneve - WWW in molecular biology: the ExPASy server P. Romano/Genova - The Interlab project and tools for network information retrieval
WWW for Meteorology [Wed 16 aft.]O. Parodi/Marseille - Temporal coding and oscillations in the visual cortex of mammals
P. Zanarini/CRS4 - Meteosat IR image processing and MPEG
animation
U. Amaldi - CERN/Como, K. Bennett - ESA, T. Berners-Lee - CERN, K. Bos - NIKHEF, M. Donszelmann - CERN, A. Ghiselli - Bologna, F. Harris - Oxford, H.J. Hermann - KFA Julich, F. Navach - Bari/CERN, P. Palazzi - CERN, A. Seiden - Santa Cruz, G. Smadja - Lyon, R. Fuchs - EMBL Heidelberg
R. Cailliau/CERN cailliau@www1.cern.ch F.-L. Navarria/Bologna navarria@bo.infn.it, kaos@bo.infn.it P.G. Pelfer/Firenze pelfer@fi.infn.it
A. Bassi/Bologna bassi@bo.infn.it F. Brasolin/Bologna brasolin@bo.infn.it
F.-L. Navarria, Dipartimento di Fisica, Via Irnerio 46, I-40126 BOLOGNA tel. +39 51 6305101 fax +39 51 247244 telex 520634 INFNBO
Centro Studi "I Cappuccini" Via Montegrappa I-56027 SAN MINIATO tel. +39 571 418216Proceedings
The proceedings of the Seminar have been paper-published [printed] on Int. Jour. of Mod. Phys. C, Physics and Computers, Vol. 5, n. 5 october 1994, pages 755-908.
The following papers were included in the proceedings:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
M. Donszelmann - World-Wide Web in High-Energy Physics Experiments,
'A Status Report'. p. 755
J. Bunn, P. Palazzi, B. Rousseau and M. Smith - A step towards
LIGHT - Life Cycle Global HyperText. p. 765
B. Rousseau, M. Ruggier and M. Smith - An Automated System for the
Maintenance of Multiform Documentation. p. 767
C. Maioli, S. Sola and F. Vitali - External anchoring for wide-area
network support: the RhYTHM project. p. 769
G.M. Manzini, A. Ticca and G. Zanetti - Interactive books. p. 785
M. Ricotti and M. Torriani - A Lightweight Approach to Client-Server
DBMS Publishing. p. 791
L. Benacchio - Perspectives on the use of WWW in (italian) Astronomy
& Astrophysics. p. 795
S. G. Anzari, P. Giommi and A. Micol - ESIS on the World Wide Web. p. 805
C. P. O'Dea - Hubble Space Telescope via the Web. p. 811
F. Pasian and R. Smareglia - WWW access to Astronomical Archives
and Databases. p. 817
A. Campa, P. del Giudice, J.P. Nadal and N. Parga - Neural Networks
as optimal Information Processors. p. 855
C. Baldanza et al. - An on-line non-leptonic Neural Trigger applied
to an Experiment looking for beauty. p. 863
O. Parodi - Temporal coding and oscillations in the visual cortex
of mammals. p. 871
M. Bonesini, A. Calegari, P. Rossi and V. Rossi - MC simulations for
a LEP experiment with Unix workstation clusters. p. 845
M. Gruwe - The fiber trackers of CHORUS. p. 835
S. Ventura - Data reduction techniques and extraction of physics
parameters in the ICARUS experiment. [abs. only] p. 843
L. Filippini - Meteosat IR image processing and MPEG animation. p. 831
V. Pasqui - Image Reference Database in Teleradiology: migrating to WWW. p. 887
F. Ruggiero and R. van Kleij - On-line Hypermedia Newspapers:
an Experiment with "L'Unione Sarda". p. 899