IEEE Region 10 Conference (TENCON89), NOVEMBER 22-24, 1989 Bombay, India, Group Travel in U.S. and Indian Currencies.

描述：该项目支持15名美国科学家参加计划于1989年11月22日至24日在印度孟买举行的电气和电子工程师协会(IEEE)第10区域会议(TENCON)。印度技术联合主席是孟买塔塔基础研究所(TIFR)的M.V.Pitke博士。这次会议的主题是“90年代的信息技术S”，将涉及网络、通信系统、信号处理、计算机与应用、电路与器件、能源等方面的进展。第十区包括东南亚、远东和澳大拉西亚国家，包括印度、巴基斯坦、日本、韩国、台湾、香港、中华人民共和国中国、新加坡、印度尼西亚、菲律宾、澳大利亚和新西兰。会议将有来自这些国家中的大多数国家和印度不同地区的代表参加。组织者包括美国和印度在电气、电子和通信工程领域的一些领导者。他们也有来自美国主要工业和学术界实验室的专家以及来自欧洲和日本的其他专家担任顾问。范围：IEEE第10区在人力方面有很大的高科技潜力，这将从这次会议中受益匪浅。美国将受益于利用该地区在概率和统计等领域的科学进步，以及它们在电子和通信领域的应用，包括控制理论和信号处理。美国与会者将与印度的领先研究机构进行互动，并了解发展中国家在技术、适应和研究工作方面的具体问题。

Description: This project supports travel of fifteen U.S. scientists to the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) Region 10 Conference (TENCON), planned for November 22-24, 1989 in Bombay, India. The Indian Technical Co-Chairman is Dr. M. V. Pitke at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) in Bombay. The Conference theme is "Information Technologies for the 90's, " and will deal with advances in: networks; communication systems; signal processing; computers and applications; circuits and devices and energy. The IEEE Region 10 comprises countries of South East Asia, far East and Australasia, including India, Pakistan, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, PR China, Singapore, Indonesia, Phillipines, Australia and New Zealand. The meeting will have representatives from most of these countries and also from various regions in India. The organizers include some of the U.S. and India's leaders in electrical, electronics and communication engineering. They also have as advisors experts from major U.S. laboratories in industry and academia, as well as others from Europe and Japan. Scope: Region 10 of the IEEE has a large potential for high technology in terms of manpower which will greatly benefit from this conference. The U.S. stands to gain from tapping scientific advances in the region in areas such as probability and statistics and their applications to eletronics and communications, including control theory and signal processing. The U.S. participants will interact with leading research organizations in India, and learn of specific problems in technology, adaptation and research efforts in developing countries' settings.