Hi all -
The GRCon16 schedule is now live on the website. We are still finalizing
the details of the panel sessions & social events, but everything else is
locked down. There are some important changes from previous years:
- The New Users' Day has two tracks: the normal "New Users" track, and
an Advanced Track. The Advanced Track this year is comprised of three
different FPGA-related tutorials.
- Note that one of them, the RFNoC tutorial, has a limited head-count
and requires pre-registration. There are only 6 seats remaining in this
tutorial.
- There are several talks that are taking place in both the New Users'
Day and Technical Conference program. While the topic of these talks will
be the same, the content will be adjusted.
- There will not be Working Group sessions during the conference.
- On Friday, the Dev Summit, there will be tutorials, walk-throughs, and
lightning talks. The presentation schedule for Friday is not yet finalized,
so it is just a placeholder, for now. There will also be the usual
collaborative development & hacking, obviously.
- A big part of the program this year will be the multi-stage Hacking
Challenges, which will be introduced on Tuesday and finished up on Friday.
You can see a summary of the schedule on the landing page:
http://gnuradio.org/grcon-2016/
A more detailed schedule, including abstracts (for most talks), is here:
http://gnuradio.org/grcon-2016/schedule/
As a reminder, the price for registration increases at the end of next
week. We are approaching 50% of our maximum capacity, so I recommend
grabbing your tickets soon if you haven't already!
Please let the conference organizers know if you have any questions (
gr...@gnuradio.org), and we look forward to seeing you in Boulder!
Cheers,
Ben
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