Section Meeting Tuesday 25 September 2012 The hidden treasure – your CSIRO at work! There’s something for everybody at the next SMPTE Section Meeting on 25 September, hosted by Geof Heydon at CSIRO’s historic Radiophysics facility in Marsfield. Whether you are the 20-something uber-geek wanting to look under the hood Read more…
We’re looking for a few good women and/or men! Each year three of our Managers retire. and we call for nominations to the Board of the Australia Section, for elections to be held in April. If you know someone (or are someone – don’t be shy) who would be a Read more…
Fellow SMPTE TC delegates: Welcome to day-the-last of the TC meetings in Sydney. It’s Sunday, which is the day we get real things done in this country. Especially good for activity with high body stress and aerobic value, like watching sport and going to lunch. Top temperature predicted for today: Read more…
Fellow SMPTE TC delegates: Welcome to day four of the TC meetings in Sydney. One day to go. Top temperature predicted for today: 16C. Entry to the building: for Saturday and Sunday, only the door near security is open for building access. Security: don’t assume that there is less Read more…
Fellow SMPTE TC delegates: Welcome to day three of the TC meetings in Sydney. I have now heard The Benediction enough times to know that I’m not allowed to tell anyone what we’re doing here, including you. So read this, and then pretend I said nothing which discloses who Read more…
Fellow SMPTE TC delegates: Welcome to day two of the TC meetings in Sydney. For those on the phone: today is even better than yesterday – sun is out, and it’s lovely. So today you can be jealous. On the other hand, the weather still is predicted to turn seriously Read more…
Fellow SMPTE TC delegates: Welcome to day one of the TC meetings in Sydney. For those of you who are on the phone, my commiserations. The weather in Sydney today is just gorgeous, which often happens in winter. Unfortunately, it looks like we’re heading into showers over the weekend. Questions Read more…
Each day during the 2011 Sydney TC meeting, an emailed Dayzine miraculously in delegate’s inboxes. The Dayzine, in the form of a broadranging travelblog, formed amorphously in response to the types of questions that out-of-towners often ask, like “what did that shopkeeper just say?” “do I tip?” “why is it Read more…