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March 24,
2009 (Tuesday) |
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1300 - 1700 |
Registration
and Welcoming Drinks, Centre for Academic Information
Services (CAIS), Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS) |
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March 25, 2009
(Wednesday) |
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0800 - 0915 |
Participant
and Guest Registration, Auditorium, CAIS |
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0915 - 1000 |
OPENING
CEREMONY,
Auditorium CAIS |
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1000 - 1030 |
Refreshments |
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1030 - 1130 |
MASUDA
LECTURE,
Auditorium CAIS
Speakers :
Professor
Emeritius Masayuki Sato, Gunma University, Japan
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1130 - 1230 |
Technical
Session 1A, Auditorium CAIS |
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1230 - 1330 |
Lunch
Break |
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1330 - 1510 |
Technical
Session 1B,
Auditorium CAIS |
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1510 - 1520 |
Tea
Break |
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1520 - 1640 |
Technical
Session 2, Auditorium CAIS |
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2000 - 2200 |
WELCOMING
DINNER, Grand Magherita Hotel, Kuching, Sarawak |
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March
26, 2009 (Thursday) |
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0830 - 1030 |
Panel
Session: EHD Atomization and Their Applications, Auditorium CAIS
Speakers :
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Dr.
J. S. Shrimpton, University of Southampton, UK
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Professor
Emeritius M. Sato,
Gunma University, Japan
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Professor Emeritius J. S. Chang,
McMaster University, Canada
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Professor T. Ohkubo, NC
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1030 - 1050 |
Tea
Break |
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1050 - 1230 |
Technical
Session 3A, Auditorium CAIS |
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1230 - 1330 |
Lunch
Break |
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1330- 1510 |
Technical
Session 3B,
Auditorium CAIS |
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1510 - 1520 |
Tea
Break |
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1520 - 1720 |
Technical
Session 4,
Auditorium CAIS |
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1930 - 2100 |
DINNER & CRUISE, Sarawak River Boat Cruise (Optional),
Kuching Waterfront, Kuching |
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March 27,
2009 (Friday) |
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0830 - 1030 |
Round Table
Session : Advanced Flow and Thermal Diagnostic
Techniques for EHD, Auditorium CAIS
Speakers :
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Professor T. Oda,
Tokyo University, Japan
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Professor J. Mizeraczyk, IFFM, Polish Academy of Sciences
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Professor C. Y. Ching, McMaster University, Canada
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1030 - 1050 |
Tea
Break |
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1050 - 1230 |
Technical
Session 5A, Auditorium CAIS |
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1230 - 1415 |
Lunch
Break
IEEE/DEIS/EHD
Technical Committee Meeting,CAIS Main Meeting Room, CAIS |
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1415 - 1515 |
Technical
Session 5B, Auditorium CAIS |
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1515 - 1530 |
Refreshments |
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1530 - 1710 |
Technical
Session 6, Auditorium CAIS |
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1710 - 1740 |
CLOSING
CEREMONY,
Auditorium CAIS |
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2000 - 2200 |
PRESENTATION
DINNER, Mango Tree Restaurant, Kuching |
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March 28, 2009 (Saturday) (Optional) |
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0730 |
Pick up at Grand
Magherita Hotel, Kuching city |
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0900 - 1100 |
Visit to FELCRA
Kpg. Sg. Endap, Kota Samarahan |
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1100 - 1200 |
Lunch |
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0830 - 1700 |
Post-Conference
Visit to Sarawak Cultural Village & Damai Beach |
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1800 |
Back at Grand
Magherita Hotel, Kuching city |
FELCRA (Palm Oil Mill) Technical Visit and Tour to
Sarawak Cultural Village
(optional at USD60 per person)
 Exports
of edible palm oils is a major contributor to the Malaysian's
economy. Of recent, there has been strong interests in mixing the
palm oil with diesel oil to produce biodiesel (http://www.mpob.com.my).
A visit to an oil palm mill at Bau, about 50 km from Kuching City
will give an insight to the participants on the processes and
importance of palm oil industry to Malaysia's economy. Lunch will be
provided.
After the visit,
the participants will be brought to Sarawak Cultural Village
(http://www.scv.com.my) at Damai, about 30 km from Kuching City to
taste the diversity of the cultural of all ethnic groups living in
the State of Sarawak. The entrance fee to the village is included in
the package.
 The
participants may opt to stay overnight at Damai Beach Resort after
the visit, before going back to Kuching City the following morning
after having the hotel breakfast. The participants may book direct
to the hotel (http://www.malaysia-hotels.net/hotels/damaibeach).(Room
charges: RM212.75 nett per night with breakfast)
Sarawak River Cruise
Inclusive of:
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Dinner and
Cruise (1 hr 30 minutes)
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Orang Ulu
Sape Music performance
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Cultural
dance performance (Welcoming, Iban, Melanau & Bidayuh)
The boat trip on
the legendary Sarawak River is a unique experience. It will capture
a Sarawakian way of life from a different perspective. Main
attractions along the cruise include Malay houses on stilts, fishing
villages, shipyards, sawmills and nipah palms. Delight in the
breathtaking views of a violet and amber sky as the sun sets in the
evening.
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