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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 5, 2010'''<br/><br /> Rooms are available beginning Saturday, June 5. Please let [mailto:barbarav@santafe.edu Barbara Ventrello] know as soon as possible if you plan to arrive on Saturday, and she will provide you with check-in instructions. We particularly encourage those of you who plan INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL to arrive on Saturday.<br /> <br /> '''Sunday, June 6, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 6 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. CSSS staff will have a table set up in the hallway across from the coffee shop. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key, and electronic swipe card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcoming reception and buffet dinner will take place from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 6:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> CSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued an electronic swipe card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall, coffee shop, classrooms, Student Activities Center, or playing fields unless it is part of a formal SFI event that has been approved by the college and has obtained an alcohol permit. Alcohol may only be consumed in common areas and meeting spaces if SFI has secured a permit from the college. Any guests drinking in these areas without an official SFI permit will be asked to disperse. Alcohol may be consumed in an individual's dorm room as long as that person is 21 years or older. No more than five individuals can be present in a dormitory room where alcohol is being consumed.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged each Friday (starting Friday June 11) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Complex Systems Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''CELL PHONES:'''<br/> Both St. John's College and the Santa Fe Institute are located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Because of the terrain, cell phone coverage may be spotty, inconsistent, or unavailable. <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> The CSSS will have a small computer lab available for use by the students and faculty. We will provide a network printer, a Linux server with the usual unix software and Matlab, Swarm, Repast, StarLogo and NetLogo, as well as compilers for C, C++, and Fortran. There will be 3 iMacs with the usual Office productivity software and Adobe products, usable for either windows or Mac users. Wireless access is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center and the Evans Science Lab building, where the physics lab is located. Due to the limited computational resources, participants are encouraged to bring their laptops, which can be configured to be part of the summer school network. If you anticipate any special computing needs, please contact SFI's computing department (computing@santafe.edu).<br/> <br /> <br /> '''There is limited wifi access in the Petersen Student Center where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adapters, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PHYSICS LAB'''<br /> <br /> There is a physics lab set up to demonstrate nonlinear dynamics in the Evans Science Building. Open access to this lab will be granted after the initial demonstrations.<br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the CSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Student projects are a major part of the school. Most projects are comprised of small teams of two to four people. Projects in the past have consisted of computer simulations, mathematical models, literature reviews, or combinations of the above. The range of topics in the past has been broad.<br/><br /> <br /> Students will form working groups based on general topic interest. In these working groups students will form teams for doing projects, determine topics, and write short (one-page) project proposals. During the remainder of the school the teams will carry out the projects. The final two days of the school are set aside for project presentations. One or more members of each team will give a 15-minute presentation on the results of the project. Each team will also submit a final write-up on the project. After the school is over, all papers will be posted in PDF format on the SFI website.<br/> <br /> <br /> You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Prior to the beginning of the school, you are strongly encouraged to review the following areas in mathematics''', if you feel it is necessary. You will find discussions of these areas in any standard college-level calculus, linear algebra, or probability and statistics textbook.<br/> <br /> <br /> ''Calculus:'' basic techniques for differentiation and integration, basic techniques for solving ordinary differential equations, partial differentiation, basic techniques for solving partial differential equations, basic techniques for solving series.<br /> <br /> ''Linear algebra:'' solving linear systems of equations, vector spaces, matrix theory, eigenvectors and eigenvalues.<br /> <br /> ''Probability and statistics:'' sample spaces, elements of probability calculations, binomial coefficients and elements of combinatorics, random variables (distributions, variance, and standard deviation).<br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 26, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, June 26. Please return your key to CSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M. on Saturday, please make prior arrangements with CSSS staff and leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 5, 2010'''<br/><br /> Rooms are available beginning Saturday, June 5. Please let [mailto:barbarav@santafe.edu Barbara Ventrello] know as soon as possible if you plan to arrive on Saturday, and she will provide you with check-in instructions. We particularly encourage those of you who plan INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL to arrive on Saturday.<br /> <br /> '''Sunday, June 6, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 6 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. CSSS staff will have a table set up in the hallway across from the coffee shop. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key, and electronic swipe card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcoming reception and buffet dinner will take place from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 6:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> CSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued an electronic swipe card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. As a rule, any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms without a permit. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged each Friday (starting Friday June 11) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Complex Systems Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''CELL PHONES:'''<br/> Both St. John's College and the Santa Fe Institute are located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Because of the terrain, cell phone coverage may be spotty, inconsistent, or unavailable. <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> The CSSS will have a small computer lab available for use by the students and faculty. We will provide a network printer, a Linux server with the usual unix software and Matlab, Swarm, Repast, StarLogo and NetLogo, as well as compilers for C, C++, and Fortran. There will be 3 iMacs with the usual Office productivity software and Adobe products, usable for either windows or Mac users. Wireless access is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center and the Evans Science Lab building, where the physics lab is located. Due to the limited computational resources, participants are encouraged to bring their laptops, which can be configured to be part of the summer school network. If you anticipate any special computing needs, please contact SFI's computing department (computing@santafe.edu).<br/> <br /> <br /> '''There is limited wifi access in the Petersen Student Center where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adapters, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PHYSICS LAB'''<br /> <br /> There is a physics lab set up to demonstrate nonlinear dynamics in the Evans Science Building. Open access to this lab will be granted after the initial demonstrations.<br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the CSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Student projects are a major part of the school. Most projects are comprised of small teams of two to four people. Projects in the past have consisted of computer simulations, mathematical models, literature reviews, or combinations of the above. The range of topics in the past has been broad.<br/><br /> <br /> Students will form working groups based on general topic interest. In these working groups students will form teams for doing projects, determine topics, and write short (one-page) project proposals. During the remainder of the school the teams will carry out the projects. The final two days of the school are set aside for project presentations. One or more members of each team will give a 15-minute presentation on the results of the project. Each team will also submit a final write-up on the project. After the school is over, all papers will be posted in PDF format on the SFI website.<br/> <br /> <br /> You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Prior to the beginning of the school, you are strongly encouraged to review the following areas in mathematics''', if you feel it is necessary. You will find discussions of these areas in any standard college-level calculus, linear algebra, or probability and statistics textbook.<br/> <br /> <br /> ''Calculus:'' basic techniques for differentiation and integration, basic techniques for solving ordinary differential equations, partial differentiation, basic techniques for solving partial differential equations, basic techniques for solving series.<br /> <br /> ''Linear algebra:'' solving linear systems of equations, vector spaces, matrix theory, eigenvectors and eigenvalues.<br /> <br /> ''Probability and statistics:'' sample spaces, elements of probability calculations, binomial coefficients and elements of combinatorics, random variables (distributions, variance, and standard deviation).<br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 26, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, June 26. Please return your key to CSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M. on Saturday, please make prior arrangements with CSSS staff and leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=CSSS_2010_Santa_Fe-Logistics&diff=34806 CSSS 2010 Santa Fe-Logistics 2010-01-20T17:23:59Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 5, 2010'''<br/><br /> Rooms are available beginning Saturday, June 5. Please let Barbara Ventrello barbarav@santafe.edu know as soon as possible if you plan to arrive on Saturday, and she will provide you with check-in instructions. We particularly encourage those of you who plan INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL to arrive on Saturday.<br /> <br /> '''Sunday, June 6, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 6 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. CSSS staff will have a table set up in the hallway across from the coffee shop. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key, and electronic swipe card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcoming reception and buffet dinner will take place from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 6:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> CSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued an electronic swipe card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. As a rule, any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms without a permit. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged each Friday (starting Friday June 11) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Complex Systems Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''CELL PHONES:'''<br/> Both St. John's College and the Santa Fe Institute are located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Because of the terrain, cell phone coverage may be spotty, inconsistent, or unavailable. <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> The CSSS will have a small computer lab available for use by the students and faculty. We will provide a network printer, a Linux server with the usual unix software and Matlab, Swarm, Repast, StarLogo and NetLogo, as well as compilers for C, C++, and Fortran. There will be 3 iMacs with the usual Office productivity software and Adobe products, usable for either windows or Mac users. Wireless access is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center and the Evans Science Lab building, where the physics lab is located. Due to the limited computational resources, participants are encouraged to bring their laptops, which can be configured to be part of the summer school network. If you anticipate any special computing needs, please contact SFI's computing department (computing@santafe.edu).<br/> <br /> <br /> '''There is limited wifi access in the Petersen Student Center where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adapters, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PHYSICS LAB'''<br /> <br /> There is a physics lab set up to demonstrate nonlinear dynamics in the Evans Science Building. Open access to this lab will be granted after the initial demonstrations.<br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the CSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Student projects are a major part of the school. Most projects are comprised of small teams of two to four people. Projects in the past have consisted of computer simulations, mathematical models, literature reviews, or combinations of the above. The range of topics in the past has been broad.<br/><br /> <br /> Students will form working groups based on general topic interest. In these working groups students will form teams for doing projects, determine topics, and write short (one-page) project proposals. During the remainder of the school the teams will carry out the projects. The final two days of the school are set aside for project presentations. One or more members of each team will give a 15-minute presentation on the results of the project. Each team will also submit a final write-up on the project. After the school is over, all papers will be posted in PDF format on the SFI website.<br/> <br /> <br /> You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Prior to the beginning of the school, you are strongly encouraged to review the following areas in mathematics''', if you feel it is necessary. You will find discussions of these areas in any standard college-level calculus, linear algebra, or probability and statistics textbook.<br/> <br /> <br /> ''Calculus:'' basic techniques for differentiation and integration, basic techniques for solving ordinary differential equations, partial differentiation, basic techniques for solving partial differential equations, basic techniques for solving series.<br /> <br /> ''Linear algebra:'' solving linear systems of equations, vector spaces, matrix theory, eigenvectors and eigenvalues.<br /> <br /> ''Probability and statistics:'' sample spaces, elements of probability calculations, binomial coefficients and elements of combinatorics, random variables (distributions, variance, and standard deviation).<br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 26, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, June 26. Please return your key to CSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M. on Saturday, please make prior arrangements with CSSS staff and leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=CSSS_2010_Santa_Fe-Logistics&diff=34777 CSSS 2010 Santa Fe-Logistics 2010-01-07T22:44:32Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Sunday, June 6, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 6 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. CSSS staff will have a table set up in the hallway across from the coffee shop. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key and meal card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcoming reception and buffet dinner will take place from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 6:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> CSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued a meal/ID card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. Any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged each Friday (starting Friday June 11) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Complex Systems Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> The CSSS will have a small computer lab available for use by the students and faculty. We will provide a network printer, a Linux server with the usual unix software and Matlab, Swarm, Repast, StarLogo and NetLogo, as well as compilers for C, C++, and Fortran. There will be 3 iMacs with the usual Office productivity software and Adobe products, usable for either windows or Mac users. Wireless access is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center and the Evans Science Lab building, where the physics lab is located. Due to the limited computational resources, participants are encouraged to bring their laptops, which can be configured to be part of the summer school network. If you anticipate any special computing needs, please contact SFI's computing department (computing@santafe.edu).<br/> <br /> <br /> '''There is limited wifi access in the Petersen Student Center where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adapters, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PHYSICS LAB'''<br /> <br /> There is a physics lab set up to demonstrate nonlinear dynamics in the Evans Science Building. Open access to this lab will be granted after the initial demonstrations.<br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the CSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Student projects are a major part of the school. Most projects are comprised of small teams of two to four people. Projects in the past have consisted of computer simulations, mathematical models, literature reviews, or combinations of the above. The range of topics in the past has been broad.<br/><br /> <br /> Students will form working groups based on general topic interest. In these working groups students will form teams for doing projects, determine topics, and write short (one-page) project proposals. During the remainder of the school the teams will carry out the projects. The final two days of the school are set aside for project presentations. One or more members of each team will give a 15-minute presentation on the results of the project. Each team will also submit a final write-up on the project. After the school is over, all papers will be posted in PDF format on the SFI website.<br/> <br /> <br /> You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Prior to the beginning of the school, you are strongly encouraged to review the following areas in mathematics''', if you feel it is necessary. You will find discussions of these areas in any standard college-level calculus, linear algebra, or probability and statistics textbook.<br/> <br /> <br /> ''Calculus:'' basic techniques for differentiation and integration, basic techniques for solving ordinary differential equations, partial differentiation, basic techniques for solving partial differential equations, basic techniques for solving series.<br /> <br /> ''Linear algebra:'' solving linear systems of equations, vector spaces, matrix theory, eigenvectors and eigenvalues.<br /> <br /> ''Probability and statistics:'' sample spaces, elements of probability calculations, binomial coefficients and elements of combinatorics, random variables (distributions, variance, and standard deviation).<br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 26, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, June 26. Please return your key to CSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M. on Saturday, please make prior arrangements with CSSS staff and leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=2010_Global_Sustainability_Summer_School-Logistics&diff=34776 2010 Global Sustainability Summer School-Logistics 2010-01-07T22:43:02Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{GSSS 2010}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Sunday, July 11, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 11 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. GSSS staff will have a table set up in the hallway across from the coffee shop. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key and meal card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcome reception and buffet dinner will take place from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 6:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> GSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued a meal/ID card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. Any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged weekly in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Global Sustainability Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> '''We recommend that you bring your own laptop computer to use during the program. Please note that there is limited internet access in the Great Hall where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adapters, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a flash drive or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the GSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Participant projects are a major part of the school. You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, July 24, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, July 24. Please return your key to GSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M. on Saturday, please make prior arrangements with GSSS staff and leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, please contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=2010_Global_Sustainability_Summer_School-Logistics&diff=34775 2010 Global Sustainability Summer School-Logistics 2010-01-07T22:41:12Z

<p>Goodwin: New page: {{GSSS 2010}}  You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 ...</p> <hr /> <div>{{GSSS 2010}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Sunday, July 11, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 11 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. GSSS staff will have a table set up in the hallway across from the coffee shop. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key and meal card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcome reception and buffet dinner will take place from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 6:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> GSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued a meal/ID card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. Any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged weekly in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Global Sustainability Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> '''Please note that there will be limited internet access in the great hall where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. Please note that VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adapters, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a flash drive or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the GSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Participant projects are a major part of the school. You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, July 24, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, July 24. Please return your key to GSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M. on Saturday, please make prior arrangements with GSSS staff and leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, please contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=CSSS_2010_Santa_Fe-Logistics&diff=34774 CSSS 2010 Santa Fe-Logistics 2010-01-07T22:33:15Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Sunday, June 6, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 6 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. CSSS staff will have a table set up in the hallway across from the coffee shop. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key and meal card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcoming reception and buffet dinner will take place from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 6:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> CSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued a meal/ID card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. Any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged each Friday (starting Friday June 11) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Complex Systems Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> The CSSS will have a small computer lab available for use by the students and faculty. We will provide a network printer, a Linux server with the usual unix software and Matlab, Swarm, Repast, StarLogo and NetLogo, as well as compilers for C, C++, and Fortran. There will be 3 iMacs with the usual Office productivity software and Adobe products, usable for either windows or Mac users. Wireless access is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center and the Evans Science Lab building, where the physics lab is located. Due to the limited computational resources, participants are encouraged to bring their laptops, which can be configured to be part of the summer school network. If you anticipate any special computing needs, please contact SFI's computing department (computing@santafe.edu).<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Please note that there will be limited internet access in the great hall where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. Please note that VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adaptors, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PHYSICS LAB'''<br /> <br /> There is a physics lab set up to demonstrate nonlinear dynamics in the Evans Science Building. Open access to this lab will be granted after the initial demonstrations.<br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the CSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Student projects are a major part of the school. Most projects are comprised of small teams of two to four people. Projects in the past have consisted of computer simulations, mathematical models, literature reviews, or combinations of the above. The range of topics in the past has been broad.<br/><br /> <br /> Students will form working groups based on general topic interest. In these working groups students will form teams for doing projects, determine topics, and write short (one-page) project proposals. During the remainder of the school the teams will carry out the projects. The final two days of the school are set aside for project presentations. One or more members of each team will give a 15-minute presentation on the results of the project. Each team will also submit a final write-up on the project. After the school is over, all papers will be posted in PDF format on the SFI website.<br/> <br /> <br /> You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Prior to the beginning of the school, you are strongly encouraged to review the following areas in mathematics''', if you feel it is necessary. You will find discussions of these areas in any standard college-level calculus, linear algebra, or probability and statistics textbook.<br/> <br /> <br /> ''Calculus:'' basic techniques for differentiation and integration, basic techniques for solving ordinary differential equations, partial differentiation, basic techniques for solving partial differential equations, basic techniques for solving series.<br /> <br /> ''Linear algebra:'' solving linear systems of equations, vector spaces, matrix theory, eigenvectors and eigenvalues.<br /> <br /> ''Probability and statistics:'' sample spaces, elements of probability calculations, binomial coefficients and elements of combinatorics, random variables (distributions, variance, and standard deviation).<br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 26, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, June 26. Please return your key to CSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M. on Saturday, please make prior arrangements with CSSS staff and leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=CSSS_2010_Santa_Fe-Logistics&diff=34773 CSSS 2010 Santa Fe-Logistics 2010-01-07T22:31:49Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Sunday, June 6, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 6 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. CSSS staff will have a table set up in the hallway across from the coffee shop. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key and meal card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''5:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcoming reception and buffet dinner will take place from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 7:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> CSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued a meal/ID card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. Any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged each Friday (starting Friday June 11) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Complex Systems Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> The CSSS will have a small computer lab available for use by the students and faculty. We will provide a network printer, a Linux server with the usual unix software and Matlab, Swarm, Repast, StarLogo and NetLogo, as well as compilers for C, C++, and Fortran. There will be 3 iMacs with the usual Office productivity software and Adobe products, usable for either windows or Mac users. Wireless access is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center and the Evans Science Lab building, where the physics lab is located. Due to the limited computational resources, participants are encouraged to bring their laptops, which can be configured to be part of the summer school network. If you anticipate any special computing needs, please contact SFI's computing department (computing@santafe.edu).<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Please note that there will be limited internet access in the great hall where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. Please note that VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adaptors, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PHYSICS LAB'''<br /> <br /> There is a physics lab set up to demonstrate nonlinear dynamics in the Evans Science Building. Open access to this lab will be granted after the initial demonstrations.<br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the CSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Student projects are a major part of the school. Most projects are comprised of small teams of two to four people. Projects in the past have consisted of computer simulations, mathematical models, literature reviews, or combinations of the above. The range of topics in the past has been broad.<br/><br /> <br /> Students will form working groups based on general topic interest. In these working groups students will form teams for doing projects, determine topics, and write short (one-page) project proposals. During the remainder of the school the teams will carry out the projects. The final two days of the school are set aside for project presentations. One or more members of each team will give a 15-minute presentation on the results of the project. Each team will also submit a final write-up on the project. After the school is over, all papers will be posted in PDF format on the SFI website.<br/> <br /> <br /> You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Prior to the beginning of the school, you are strongly encouraged to review the following areas in mathematics''', if you feel it is necessary. You will find discussions of these areas in any standard college-level calculus, linear algebra, or probability and statistics textbook.<br/> <br /> <br /> ''Calculus:'' basic techniques for differentiation and integration, basic techniques for solving ordinary differential equations, partial differentiation, basic techniques for solving partial differential equations, basic techniques for solving series.<br /> <br /> ''Linear algebra:'' solving linear systems of equations, vector spaces, matrix theory, eigenvectors and eigenvalues.<br /> <br /> ''Probability and statistics:'' sample spaces, elements of probability calculations, binomial coefficients and elements of combinatorics, random variables (distributions, variance, and standard deviation).<br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 26, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, June 26. Please return your key to CSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M. on Saturday, please make prior arrangements with CSSS staff and leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=2010_Global_Sustainability_Summer_School-Travel&diff=34772 2010 Global Sustainability Summer School-Travel 2010-01-07T22:29:18Z

<p>Goodwin: New page: {{GSSS 2010}} TRAVEL TO SANTA FE: We expect that you will reserve and purchase your own air and ground travel and pay for them directly. As soon as you have made your travel plans, please...</p> <hr /> <div>{{GSSS 2010}}<br /> <br /> TRAVEL TO SANTA FE: We expect that you will reserve and purchase your own air and ground travel and pay for them directly. As soon as you have made your travel plans, please send your itinerary to Barbara Ventrello (barbarav@santafe.edu). We need to know your means of travel, and date and times of your arrival and departure.<br /> <br /> <br /> NEAREST AIRPORT: The closest major airport connection to Santa Fe is Albuquerque, New Mexico, approximately 60 miles south of Santa Fe. Most major airlines, including Southwest Airlines, fly into Albuquerque. A limited number of flights arrive at the small (and predominantly general aviation) Santa Fe Airport.<br /> <br /> <br /> INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL: Those of you traveling from overseas arriving late on Saturday night can stay in Albuquerque and travel to Santa Fe on Sunday. SFI will book rooms for you in a hotel by the airport and pay that cost. Please confirm via e-mail as soon as possible to barbarav@santafe.edu if you would like to request a hotel room in Albuquerque for Saturday, June 5. We can NOT cover the cost of a hotel if you make your own arrangements or choose to stay in Santa Fe before the start of the school.<br /> <br /> <br /> GROUND TRANSPORTATION FROM ALBUQUERQUE INTERNATIONAL SUNPORT: You may reach St. John's College from the Albuquerque International Sunport (approximately 90 minutes) with Sandia Shuttle (www.sandiashuttle.com or toll free 888-775-5696). The cost is $25.00 one way or $45.00 round trip. With the busy summer tourist season in Santa Fe, reservations are mandatory. The Sandia Shuttle desk is located in the baggage claim area at the Albuquerque airport. Be sure to indicate St John's College as your "Drop Off Location" when making the reservation. Ask the driver to take you to the parking circle for Peterson Student Center.<br /> <br /> <br /> GROUND TRANSPORTATION FROM SANTA FE AIRPORT: Road Runner Shuttle can take you from the Santa Fe airport to St. John's College. For reservations call (505) 424-3367.<br /> <br /> <br /> CAR RENTAL: Car rental is available at both airports. You must be 21 to rent a car. It is possible to rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe. Refer to information on http://www.santafe.edu/about/contact-us.php regarding SFI's corporate rates with Enterprise Rent-a-Car.<br /> <br /> <br /> PERSONAL VEHICLE: If you are driving your car to Santa Fe and would like riders, we suggest you contact fellow participants in your area. Free long-term parking is available at the College with a parking permit (assigned on arrival). If you let Barbara know in advance that you will be arriving with a personal or rental car, she would be happy to secure the proper documents for you prior to check in.<br /> <br /> <br /> TRAIN/BUS: You can travel to nearby Lamy Station by Amtrak; however, ground transportation from Lamy to Santa Fe and especially to St John's College is sometimes undependable. Call the Lamy Shuttlebus at (505) 982-8829 for shuttle reservations. Greyhound also travels to Santa Fe; should you use Greyhound the only way to get from the bus station to the campus is by taxi (Capital City Cab, (505) 438-0000).</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=2010_Global_Sustainability_Summer_School-U.S._Visa_Requirements&diff=34771 2010 Global Sustainability Summer School-U.S. Visa Requirements 2010-01-07T22:28:01Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{GSSS 2010}}<br /> <br /> '''VISA INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS''' <br /> <br /> Scholars and researchers from around the world have attended the Santa Fe Complex Systems Summer School during the past 20 years. Most foreign participants have entered the U.S. with no problems. However, it is very important to determine any visa needs you may have well in advance of your visit. We strongly advise you to check with authorities in your own country to determine whether you will need a visa to come to the Summer School, and if so, to determine which visa status is best for you. The following information about visa types may be helpful.<br /> <br /> '''VISA WAIVER (WB or WB/WT)''': Citizens of some countries (most European Union countries) may be able to enter the U.S. for stays of up to 90 days without a visa (a valid passport is still required). In addition to citizenship in one of the visa waiver countries, there are a number of other eligibility requirements that must be met. Please contact the U.S. Embassy in your country to determine whether you qualify for a visa waiver. For general information: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html<br /> <br /> '''ESTA''' (Electronic System for Travel Authorization): A valid ESTA approval is required for all Visa Waiver Program travel to the United States. ESTA is a free, automated system used to determine the eligibility of visitors to travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program. It collects the same information as the paper I-94W form that Visa Waiver travelers fill out en route to the United States. ESTA applications may be submitted at any time prior to travel, but no later than 72 hours prior to departure. An ESTA authorization generally will be valid for up to two years. Authorizations will be valid for multiple entries into the United States. If eligible, you should submit your ESTA application as soon as you begin making travel plans: http://cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/id_visa/esta/<br /> <br /> '''B-1 or B1/B2 VISA''': Many participants in the CSSS enter the U.S. on a B-1 (business) or combination B1/B2 (business/tourist) visa. The B-1 and B1/B2 visas are valid for travel for scientific, educational, professional or business conventions or conferences that have specific dates; the CSSS qualifies under these categories. Check with the U.S. Embassy in your country before applying for this visa to confirm that it will meet your needs, especially if you plan to spend extra time in the U.S. before or after the summer school.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BUSINESS VISA -– B1, B1/B2, WB OR WB/WT WHEN YOU COME THROUGH CUSTOMS.''' Be sure to explain to the BCIS official that you are coming to the U.S. for business purposes to attend a training program. WE CANNOT REIMBURSE YOU OR PAY FOR ANY EXPENSES (INCLUDING PROVIDING YOUR HOUSING AND MEALS) IF YOU HAVE TOURIST STATUS. If your visa is marked for tourism only (B2 visa, or a passport marked WT in case of visa waiver), we will not be able to reimburse you or pay for ANY of your expenses. <br /> <br /> It is YOUR responsibility to present U.S. consular officials with all application requirements and supporting documents in a manner that can be reviewed quickly and provide substantial evidence for visa approval. It is best to apply for a visa as soon as possible, as the approval process can take two months or more in some cases.<br /> <br /> For more information on U.S. Embassy locations and visa procedures in your own country, visit: http://usembassy.state.gov/. Please contact SFI’s Visa Assistant, Laura Ware (laura@santafe.edu) if you have questions about visa issues.</div>

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<p>Goodwin: New page: '''VISA INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS''' Scholars and researchers from around the world have attended the Santa Fe Complex Systems Summer School during the past 20 years. M...</p> <hr /> <div><br /> '''VISA INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS''' <br /> <br /> Scholars and researchers from around the world have attended the Santa Fe Complex Systems Summer School during the past 20 years. Most foreign participants have entered the U.S. with no problems. However, it is very important to determine any visa needs you may have well in advance of your visit. We strongly advise you to check with authorities in your own country to determine whether you will need a visa to come to the Summer School, and if so, to determine which visa status is best for you. The following information about visa types may be helpful.<br /> <br /> '''VISA WAIVER (WB or WB/WT)''': Citizens of some countries (most European Union countries) may be able to enter the U.S. for stays of up to 90 days without a visa (a valid passport is still required). In addition to citizenship in one of the visa waiver countries, there are a number of other eligibility requirements that must be met. Please contact the U.S. Embassy in your country to determine whether you qualify for a visa waiver. For general information: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html<br /> <br /> '''ESTA''' (Electronic System for Travel Authorization): A valid ESTA approval is required for all Visa Waiver Program travel to the United States. ESTA is a free, automated system used to determine the eligibility of visitors to travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program. It collects the same information as the paper I-94W form that Visa Waiver travelers fill out en route to the United States. ESTA applications may be submitted at any time prior to travel, but no later than 72 hours prior to departure. An ESTA authorization generally will be valid for up to two years. Authorizations will be valid for multiple entries into the United States. If eligible, you should submit your ESTA application as soon as you begin making travel plans: http://cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/id_visa/esta/<br /> <br /> '''B-1 or B1/B2 VISA''': Many participants in the CSSS enter the U.S. on a B-1 (business) or combination B1/B2 (business/tourist) visa. The B-1 and B1/B2 visas are valid for travel for scientific, educational, professional or business conventions or conferences that have specific dates; the CSSS qualifies under these categories. Check with the U.S. Embassy in your country before applying for this visa to confirm that it will meet your needs, especially if you plan to spend extra time in the U.S. before or after the summer school.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BUSINESS VISA -– B1, B1/B2, WB OR WB/WT WHEN YOU COME THROUGH CUSTOMS.''' Be sure to explain to the BCIS official that you are coming to the U.S. for business purposes to attend a training program. WE CANNOT REIMBURSE YOU OR PAY FOR ANY EXPENSES (INCLUDING PROVIDING YOUR HOUSING AND MEALS) IF YOU HAVE TOURIST STATUS. If your visa is marked for tourism only (B2 visa, or a passport marked WT in case of visa waiver), we will not be able to reimburse you or pay for ANY of your expenses. <br /> <br /> It is YOUR responsibility to present U.S. consular officials with all application requirements and supporting documents in a manner that can be reviewed quickly and provide substantial evidence for visa approval. It is best to apply for a visa as soon as possible, as the approval process can take two months or more in some cases.<br /> <br /> For more information on U.S. Embassy locations and visa procedures in your own country, visit: http://usembassy.state.gov/. Please contact SFI’s Visa Assistant, Laura Ware (laura@santafe.edu) if you have questions about visa issues.</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{GSSS 2010}}<br /> <br /> '''VISA INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS''' <br /> <br /> Scholars and researchers from around the world have attended the Santa Fe Complex Systems Summer School during the past 20 years. Most foreign participants have entered the U.S. with no problems. However, it is very important to determine any visa needs you may have well in advance of your visit. We strongly advise you to check with authorities in your own country to determine whether you will need a visa to come to the Summer School, and if so, to determine which visa status is best for you. The following information about visa types may be helpful.<br /> <br /> '''VISA WAIVER (WB or WB/WT)''': Citizens of some countries (most European Union countries) may be able to enter the U.S. for stays of up to 90 days without a visa (a valid passport is still required). In addition to citizenship in one of the visa waiver countries, there are a number of other eligibility requirements that must be met. Please contact the U.S. Embassy in your country to determine whether you qualify for a visa waiver. For general information: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html<br /> <br /> '''ESTA''' (Electronic System for Travel Authorization): A valid ESTA approval is required for all Visa Waiver Program travel to the United States. ESTA is a free, automated system used to determine the eligibility of visitors to travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program. It collects the same information as the paper I-94W form that Visa Waiver travelers fill out en route to the United States. ESTA applications may be submitted at any time prior to travel, but no later than 72 hours prior to departure. An ESTA authorization generally will be valid for up to two years. Authorizations will be valid for multiple entries into the United States. If eligible, you should submit your ESTA application as soon as you begin making travel plans: http://cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/id_visa/esta/<br /> <br /> '''B-1 or B1/B2 VISA''': Many participants in the CSSS enter the U.S. on a B-1 (business) or combination B1/B2 (business/tourist) visa. The B-1 and B1/B2 visas are valid for travel for scientific, educational, professional or business conventions or conferences that have specific dates; the CSSS qualifies under these categories. Check with the U.S. Embassy in your country before applying for this visa to confirm that it will meet your needs, especially if you plan to spend extra time in the U.S. before or after the summer school.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BUSINESS VISA -– B1, B1/B2, WB OR WB/WT WHEN YOU COME THROUGH CUSTOMS.''' Be sure to explain to the BCIS official that you are coming to the U.S. for business purposes to attend a training program. WE CANNOT REIMBURSE YOU OR PAY FOR ANY EXPENSES (INCLUDING PROVIDING YOUR HOUSING AND MEALS) IF YOU HAVE TOURIST STATUS. If your visa is marked for tourism only (B2 visa, or a passport marked WT in case of visa waiver), we will not be able to reimburse you or pay for ANY of your expenses. <br /> <br /> It is YOUR responsibility to present U.S. consular officials with all application requirements and supporting documents in a manner that can be reviewed quickly and provide substantial evidence for visa approval. It is best to apply for a visa as soon as possible, as the approval process can take two months or more in some cases.<br /> <br /> For more information on U.S. Embassy locations and visa procedures in your own country, visit: http://usembassy.state.gov/. Please contact SFI’s Visa Assistant, Laura Ware (laura@santafe.edu) if you have questions about visa issues.</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> '''VISA INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS''' <br /> <br /> Scholars and researchers from around the world have attended the Santa Fe Complex Systems Summer School during the past 20 years. Most foreign participants have entered the U.S. with no problems. However, it is very important to determine any visa needs you may have well in advance of your visit. We strongly advise you to check with authorities in your own country to determine whether you will need a visa to come to the Summer School, and if so, to determine which visa status is best for you. The following information about visa types may be helpful.<br /> <br /> '''VISA WAIVER (WB or WB/WT)''': Citizens of some countries (most European Union countries) may be able to enter the U.S. for stays of up to 90 days without a visa (a valid passport is still required). In addition to citizenship in one of the visa waiver countries, there are a number of other eligibility requirements that must be met. Please contact the U.S. Embassy in your country to determine whether you qualify for a visa waiver. For general information: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html<br /> <br /> '''ESTA''' (Electronic System for Travel Authorization): A valid ESTA approval is required for all Visa Waiver Program travel to the United States. ESTA is a free, automated system used to determine the eligibility of visitors to travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program. It collects the same information as the paper I-94W form that Visa Waiver travelers fill out en route to the United States. ESTA applications may be submitted at any time prior to travel, but no later than 72 hours prior to departure. An ESTA authorization generally will be valid for up to two years. Authorizations will be valid for multiple entries into the United States. If eligible, you should submit your ESTA application as soon as you begin making travel plans: http://cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/id_visa/esta/<br /> <br /> '''B-1 or B1/B2 VISA''': Many participants in the CSSS enter the U.S. on a B-1 (business) or combination B1/B2 (business/tourist) visa. The B-1 and B1/B2 visas are valid for travel for scientific, educational, professional or business conventions or conferences that have specific dates; the CSSS qualifies under these categories. Check with the U.S. Embassy in your country before applying for this visa to confirm that it will meet your needs, especially if you plan to spend extra time in the U.S. before or after the summer school.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BUSINESS VISA -– B1, B1/B2, WB OR WB/WT WHEN YOU COME THROUGH CUSTOMS.''' Be sure to explain to the BCIS official that you are coming to the U.S. for business purposes to attend a training program. WE CANNOT REIMBURSE YOU OR PAY FOR ANY EXPENSES (INCLUDING PROVIDING YOUR HOUSING AND MEALS) IF YOU HAVE TOURIST STATUS. If your visa is marked for tourism only (B2 visa, or a passport marked WT in case of visa waiver), we will not be able to reimburse you or pay for ANY of your expenses. <br /> <br /> It is YOUR responsibility to present U.S. consular officials with all application requirements and supporting documents in a manner that can be reviewed quickly and provide substantial evidence for visa approval. It is best to apply for a visa as soon as possible, as the approval process can take two months or more in some cases.<br /> <br /> For more information on U.S. Embassy locations and visa procedures in your own country, visit: http://usembassy.state.gov/. Please contact SFI’s Visa Assistant, Laura Ware (laura@santafe.edu) if you have questions about visa issues.</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{GSSS 2010}}<br /> <br /> <br /> Welcome to the 2010 Global Sustainability Summer School. Updates to the wiki pages will be posted as new information becomes available.</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{GSSS 2010}}<br /> <br /> <br /> Housing and most lectures will be place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Sunday, July 11, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 11 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key and meal card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcome reception and buffet dinner will take place from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 6:00 P.M., please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 P.M. and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> GSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the GSSS. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. Any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged every Friday (starting Friday 7/16) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Global Sustainability Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> '''Computer Facilities'''<br /> Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptops to use. The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks, and wifi is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center. Please note that in past years, VOIP services such as Skype have not worked well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adapters, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 26, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, June 26. Please return your key to CSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M. on Saturday, please make prior arrangements with CSSS staff and leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{GSSS 2010}}<br /> <br /> <br /> Housing and most lectures will be place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Sunday, July 11, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 11 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key and meal card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''6:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcome reception and buffet dinner will take place from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 6:00 P.M., please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 P.M. and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> GSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the GSSS. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. Any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged every Friday (starting Friday 7/16) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Global Sustainability Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> '''Computer Facilities'''<br /> Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptops to use. The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks, and wifi is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center. Please note that in past years, VOIP services such as Skype have not worked well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adapters, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 26, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, June 26. Please return your key to CSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M. on Saturday, please make prior arrangements with CSSS staff and leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

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<p>Goodwin: New page: Welcome to the 2010 Global Sustainability Summer School. Updates to the wiki pages will be posted as new information becomes available.</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the 2010 Global Sustainability Summer School. Updates to the wiki pages will be posted as new information becomes available.</div>

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Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=CSSS_2010_Santa_Fe-Logistics&diff=34760 CSSS 2010 Santa Fe-Logistics 2010-01-07T22:05:02Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Sunday, June 6, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 6 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key and meal card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''5:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcoming reception and buffet dinner will take place from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 7:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> CSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued a meal/ID card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. Any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged each Friday (starting Friday June 11) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Complex Systems Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> The CSSS will have a small computer lab available for use by the students and faculty. We will provide a network printer, a Linux server with the usual unix software and Matlab, Swarm, Repast, StarLogo and NetLogo, as well as compilers for C, C++, and Fortran. There will be 3 iMacs with the usual Office productivity software and Adobe products, usable for either windows or Mac users. Wireless access is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center and the Evans Science Lab building, where the physics lab is located. Due to the limited computational resources, participants are encouraged to bring their laptops, which can be configured to be part of the summer school network. If you anticipate any special computing needs, please contact SFI's computing department (computing@santafe.edu).<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Please note that there will be limited internet access in the great hall where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. Please note that VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adaptors, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PHYSICS LAB'''<br /> <br /> There is a physics lab set up to demonstrate nonlinear dynamics in the Evans Science Building. Open access to this lab will be granted after the initial demonstrations.<br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the CSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Student projects are a major part of the school. Most projects are comprised of small teams of two to four people. Projects in the past have consisted of computer simulations, mathematical models, literature reviews, or combinations of the above. The range of topics in the past has been broad.<br/><br /> <br /> Students will form working groups based on general topic interest. In these working groups students will form teams for doing projects, determine topics, and write short (one-page) project proposals. During the remainder of the school the teams will carry out the projects. The final two days of the school are set aside for project presentations. One or more members of each team will give a 15-minute presentation on the results of the project. Each team will also submit a final write-up on the project. After the school is over, all papers will be posted in PDF format on the SFI website.<br/> <br /> <br /> You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Prior to the beginning of the school, you are strongly encouraged to review the following areas in mathematics''', if you feel it is necessary. You will find discussions of these areas in any standard college-level calculus, linear algebra, or probability and statistics textbook.<br/> <br /> <br /> ''Calculus:'' basic techniques for differentiation and integration, basic techniques for solving ordinary differential equations, partial differentiation, basic techniques for solving partial differential equations, basic techniques for solving series.<br /> <br /> ''Linear algebra:'' solving linear systems of equations, vector spaces, matrix theory, eigenvectors and eigenvalues.<br /> <br /> ''Probability and statistics:'' sample spaces, elements of probability calculations, binomial coefficients and elements of combinatorics, random variables (distributions, variance, and standard deviation).<br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 26, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, June 26. Please return your key to CSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M. on Saturday, please make prior arrangements with CSSS staff and leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=CSSS_2010_Santa_Fe-Logistics&diff=34759 CSSS 2010 Santa Fe-Logistics 2010-01-07T22:01:00Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Sunday, June 6, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 6 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key and meal card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''5:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcoming reception and buffet dinner will take place from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 7:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> CSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued a meal/ID card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. Any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged each Friday (starting Friday June 11) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Complex Systems Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> The CSSS will have a small computer lab available for use by the students and faculty. We will provide a network printer, a Linux server with the usual unix software and Matlab, Swarm, Repast, StarLogo and NetLogo, as well as compilers for C, C++, and Fortran. There will be 3 iMacs with the usual Office productivity software and Adobe products, usable for either windows or Mac users. Wireless access is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center and the Evans Science Lab building, where the physics lab is located. Due to the limited computational resources, participants are encouraged to bring their laptops, which can be configured to be part of the summer school network. If you anticipate any special computing needs, please contact SFI's computing department (computing@santafe.edu).<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Please note that there will be limited internet access in the great hall where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. Please note that VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adaptors, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PHYSICS LAB'''<br /> <br /> There is a physics lab set up to demonstrate nonlinear dynamics in the Evans Science Building. Open access to this lab will be granted after the initial demonstrations.<br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the CSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Student projects are a major part of the school. Most projects are comprised of small teams of two to four people. Projects in the past have consisted of computer simulations, mathematical models, literature reviews, or combinations of the above. The range of topics in the past has been broad.<br/><br /> <br /> Students will form working groups based on general topic interest. In these working groups students will form teams for doing projects, determine topics, and write short (one-page) project proposals. During the remainder of the school the teams will carry out the projects. The final two days of the school are set aside for project presentations. One or more members of each team will give a 15-minute presentation on the results of the project. Each team will also submit a final write-up on the project. After the school is over, all papers will be posted in PDF format on the SFI website.<br/> <br /> <br /> You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Prior to the beginning of the school, you are strongly encouraged to review the following areas in mathematics''', if you feel it is necessary. You will find discussions of these areas in any standard college-level calculus, linear algebra, or probability and statistics textbook.<br/> <br /> <br /> ''Calculus:'' basic techniques for differentiation and integration, basic techniques for solving ordinary differential equations, partial differentiation, basic techniques for solving partial differential equations, basic techniques for solving series.<br /> <br /> ''Linear algebra:'' solving linear systems of equations, vector spaces, matrix theory, eigenvectors and eigenvalues.<br /> <br /> ''Probability and statistics:'' sample spaces, elements of probability calculations, binomial coefficients and elements of combinatorics, random variables (distributions, variance, and standard deviation).<br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 26, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, June 26. Please return your key to CSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M., leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=CSSS_2010_Santa_Fe-Logistics&diff=34758 CSSS 2010 Santa Fe-Logistics 2010-01-07T22:00:26Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Sunday, June 6, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 6 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key and meal card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''5:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcoming reception and buffet dinner will take place from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 7:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> CSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued a meal/ID card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. Any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged each Friday (starting Friday June 11) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Complex Systems Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> The CSSS will have a small computer lab available for use by the students and faculty. We will provide a network printer, a Linux server with the usual unix software and Matlab, Swarm, Repast, StarLogo and NetLogo, as well as compilers for C, C++, and Fortran. There will be 3 iMacs with the usual Office productivity software and Adobe products, usable for either windows or Mac users. Wireless access is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center and the Evans Science Lab building, where the physics lab is located. Due to the limited computational resources, participants are encouraged to bring their laptops, which can be configured to be part of the summer school network. If you anticipate any special computing needs, please contact SFI's computing department (computing@santafe.edu).<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Please note that there will be limited internet access in the great hall where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. Please note that VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adaptors, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PHYSICS LAB'''<br /> <br /> There is a physics lab set up to demonstrate nonlinear dynamics in the Evans Science Building. Open access to this lab will be granted after the initial demonstrations.<br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the CSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Student projects are a major part of the school. Most projects are comprised of small teams of two to four people. Projects in the past have consisted of computer simulations, mathematical models, literature reviews, or combinations of the above. The range of topics in the past has been broad.<br/><br /> <br /> Students will form working groups based on general topic interest. In these working groups students will form teams for doing projects, determine topics, and write short (one-page) project proposals. During the remainder of the school the teams will carry out the projects. The final two days of the school are set aside for project presentations. One or more members of each team will give a 15-minute presentation on the results of the project. Each team will also submit a final write-up on the project. After the school is over, all papers will be posted in PDF format on the SFI website.<br/> <br /> <br /> You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Prior to the beginning of the school, you are strongly encouraged to review the following areas in mathematics''', if you feel it is necessary. You will find discussions of these areas in any standard college-level calculus, linear algebra, or probability and statistics textbook.<br/> <br /> <br /> ''Calculus:'' basic techniques for differentiation and integration, basic techniques for solving ordinary differential equations, partial differentiation, basic techniques for solving partial differential equations, basic techniques for solving series.<br /> <br /> ''Linear algebra:'' solving linear systems of equations, vector spaces, matrix theory, eigenvectors and eigenvalues.<br /> <br /> ''Probability and statistics:'' sample spaces, elements of probability calculations, binomial coefficients and elements of combinatorics, random variables (distributions, variance, and standard deviation).<br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Saturday, June 26, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''8:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. CHECK-OUT<br/>'''<br /> All dorm rooms must be vacated by 10:00 A.M. on Saturday, June 26. Please return your key to CSSS staff at the table on the first floor of Petersen. If you depart before 8:30 A.M., leave your key at the Switchboard. Lost keys or keys not turned in by 10:00 A.M. incur a $25 fee.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=CSSS_2010_Santa_Fe-Logistics&diff=34757 CSSS 2010 Santa Fe-Logistics 2010-01-07T21:56:25Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> <br /> You will be housed and most lectures will take place at St. John's College. http://www.stjohnscollege.edu/<br/><br /> St. John's College<br/><br /> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/><br /> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/><br /> (505) 984-6000<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''Sunday, June 6, 2010'''<br/><br /> '''12:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M CHECK-IN<br/>'''<br /> On-site check-in for the Summer School will be from 12:00 noon to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 6 in Peterson Student Center at St. John's College. During check-in you will receive your dorm assignment, dorm key and meal card, along with information about both St. John's facilities and SFI. Map: http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/map.htm<br/><br /> <br /> If you are riding the Sandia Shuttle from the Albuquerque airport ask the driver to drop you off at the parking circle at the Peterson Student Center, St. John's College. If you are unable to arrive during the check-in period or reception, you need to check in and get your room key from the Switchboard in Peterson Student Center, on the first floor to the left of the main entrance.<br/> <br /> <br /> If you are driving your personal vehicle to the summer school, you must register your car with St. John's College. We will have vehicle registration cards available at check-in. Please park in the campus visitors lot at all times.<br/><br /> <br /> '''5:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. WELCOME RECEPTION & DINNER'''<br/> <br /> A welcoming reception and buffet dinner will take place from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the second floor of the Peterson Student Center.<br/><br /> <br /> '''Late Arrivals''' <br><br /> If you arrive later than 7:00, please check in at the switchboard, located on the first floor of Peterson Student Center <br><br /> '''Very late arrivals (11:00 and later) must use the telephone in the coffee shop to call the switchboard (dial 0) in order to gain access to the building'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''HOUSING/MEALS:'''<br/> CSSS participants will be assigned single dormitory rooms at St. John's College. Clean sheets and towels are provided weekly, as well as a pillow and two blankets (see General Information at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/info.htm). We suggest that you bring a clock and anything else you might need for your personal comfort.<br/><br /> <br /> The housing at St. John's College is based upon single occupancy. For safety and contractual reasons you may NOT have overnight guests in the dormitories. We can recommend local hotels or other accommodations for your guests. St. John's College does not allow smoking inside any of the buildings.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''If you are locked out of your room, please contact the switchboard by dialing 0 from any phone. They will send someone to let you in.'''<br /> <br /> Three meals a day are served in the cafeteria, located in Peterson Student Center, Monday through Saturday. Two meals are served on Sunday. All meals are included in your room and board provided by the CSSS; you will be issued a meal/ID card that you must present upon entry to the dining hall. There is also a coffee shop located in Peterson where you can purchase a light meal or snack. The nearest restaurants are about three miles away.<br/> <br /> <br /> The cafeteria meal schedule:<br/><br /> Breakfast Monday-Saturday 7:30-9:30a<br/><br /> Lunch Monday-Saturday 11:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> Dinner Monday-Sunday 5:00-6:30p<br/><br /> Brunch Sunday 10:30a-1:30p<br/><br /> <br /> ''Due to legal constraints, alcohol may not be consumed in the dining hall. Any alcohol served must have an alcohol permit, obtained through St. John's College Conference Services. Alcohol consumption is prohibited in common areas without a permit. Limited alcohol consumption is permitted in dorm rooms. No more than four people are allowed in a dorm room when alcohol is served.''<br /> <br /> '''Linen Exchange''' <br/> Clean linen will be exchanged each Friday (starting Friday June 11) in the linen room. Instructions will be posted in the dormitories.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''MAIL:''' <br/> Please have mail sent to: <br/> Your name<br/> SFI Complex Systems Summer School<br/> Conference Services<br/> St. John's College<br/> 1160 Camino Cruz Blanca<br/> Santa Fe, NM 87505<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''TELEPHONES:''' <br/> Each dorm room has a telephone with its own number that will be assigned to you at registration. Please be sure to give that number to anyone who might call you. In an emergency, calls can also be put through to the St. John's switchboard: (505) 984-6000. You can purchase long-distance calling cards in the campus bookstore. There are also pay phones on campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''ATHLETIC FACILITIES'''<br> All students staying on campus will have free access to St. John's Student Activity Center, using your St. John's College ID/meal card. For more information please see their website at http://conferenceservices.sjcsf.edu/cnfserv16.htm. Santa Fe is also known for wonderful hiking trails and an active outdoor culture.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''COMPUTER FACILITIES:''' <br/> <br /> The CSSS will have a small computer lab available for use by the students and faculty. We will provide a network printer, a Linux server with the usual unix software and Matlab, Swarm, Repast, StarLogo and NetLogo, as well as compilers for C, C++, and Fortran. There will be 3 iMacs with the usual Office productivity software and Adobe products, usable for either windows or Mac users. Wireless access is available in the coffee shop of Peterson Student Center and the Evans Science Lab building, where the physics lab is located. Due to the limited computational resources, participants are encouraged to bring their laptops, which can be configured to be part of the summer school network. If you anticipate any special computing needs, please contact SFI's computing department (computing@santafe.edu).<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Please note that there will be limited internet access in the great hall where lectures will take place. Internet access at the SFI main campus will be limited to guest access on local machines.'''<br /> <br /> The dorm rooms have both Ethernet and phone jacks. Please note that VOIP services such as Skype do not work well at St. John’s College due to limited bandwidth. Long distance phone cards are available for purchase at the bookstore.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''IMPORTANT: You must bring any Ethernet cards, 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables, adaptors, etc. to connect your laptop to the local network in the dorms. We do not supply networking cables for use in the dorm rooms. You must bring with you any power converters or plug adapters to plug your computer into the 120V outlets in the United States. We do not supply foreign power converters. If your University back home requires the use of "Side Car" or other forms of security authentication software, you may not be able to log into your computer at home from the summer school. The St. John's College network is behind a NAT firewall, preventing some of these programs from working. As a result, if you have data back home you want to use at the summer school, the safest thing is to bring it on a CD or on your laptop computer.'''<br> <br><br /> <br /> '''INTERNET SECURITY ISSUES:'''<br /> <br /> St. John's College has a NAT firewall installed, which limits the use of BitTorrent, and other peer to peer networking programs. <br><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PHYSICS LAB'''<br /> <br /> There is a physics lab set up to demonstrate nonlinear dynamics in the Evans Science Building. Open access to this lab will be granted after the initial demonstrations.<br /> <br /> '''LOCAL TRANSPORTATION:'''<br/> <br /> <br /> SFI Campus Visits:<br><br /> Wednesdays will be held exclusively at the [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=0,0,16741446549075003421&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&dq=santa+fe+institute+santa+fe&daddr=1399+Hyde+Park+Road,+Santa+Fe,+NM+87501&geocode=5507093859210361185,35.697357,-105.909944&ei=WDwxSp_FHp2wMoHA8M8H&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=directions-to&resnum=1 Santa Fe Institute Cowan Capus], which is approximately three miles from St. John's. Shuttles will depart at 8:30 a.m. from the parking circle in front of Johnston Student Center. Lectures at SFI will last until approximately 4:45 p.m. Shuttles will then depart from SFI at 5:00 p.m. to return to St. John's.<br /> <br /> '''''Please note that SFI is closed on weekends'''''<br /> <br /> <br /> Car Rental: Car rental is available both in Albuquerque and Santa Fe at your own cost. We have good corporate rates with Enterprise; for more information, please contact SFI program staff. Since our arrangement with Enterprise doesn't cover insurance, we recommend that you accept supplemental coverage at the desk if your credit card or personal insurance policy does not cover rental car insurance. You must be 21 to rent a car and you can rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe by calling Enterprise at 505-989-8859.<br/> <br /> <br /> Taxi: The number for Capital City Cab, the taxi service in Santa Fe, is (505) 438-0000.<br/> <br /> <br /> Local bus service: Santa Fe has a small public transportation system, Santa Fe Trails. For route and schedule information, see http://santafetrails.santafenm.gov/. Route<br /> "M" has a stop at St. John's College and provides service to downtown Santa Fe and to nearby museums seven days a week. The Santa Fe Institute is not served by the bus system.<br/> <br /> Hours of Operation:<br/><br /> Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 11:00 pm<br/><br /> Saturday: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm<br/><br /> Sunday (Routes 1, 2, 4 & M): 10:00 am - 7:00 pm<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''HEALTH INSURANCE:'''<br/> It is very important that you have health insurance coverage while attending the summer school. International participants are especially advised to make sure they have adequate coverage before entering the United States. <br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS:'''<br/> We expect that all participants will comply with the following requirements: 1) attend all lectures for the full duration of the program; 2) participate fully in the intellectual development and write-up of a group project and fulfill all related assignments and deadlines; 3) complete all surveys administered by SFI related to the CSSS, including pre-program survey, all faculty evaluations, and a post-program survey. Participants who do not meet these requirements may be asked to leave the program at the discretion of the director.<br/><br /> <br /> <br /> '''PROGRAM FORMAT:'''<br/> <br /> The school consists mainly of lectures and small group meetings/project work. One day per week, lectures will be held at the Santa Fe Institute campus.<br/> <br /> <br /> The schedule on the wiki is updated as information becomes available. Most of the lectures will be scheduled in the mornings or early afternoons. Student projects are a major part of the school. Most projects are comprised of small teams of two to four people. Projects in the past have consisted of computer simulations, mathematical models, literature reviews, or combinations of the above. The range of topics in the past has been broad.<br/><br /> <br /> Students will form working groups based on general topic interest. In these working groups students will form teams for doing projects, determine topics, and write short (one-page) project proposals. During the remainder of the school the teams will carry out the projects. The final two days of the school are set aside for project presentations. One or more members of each team will give a 15-minute presentation on the results of the project. Each team will also submit a final write-up on the project. After the school is over, all papers will be posted in PDF format on the SFI website.<br/> <br /> <br /> You do not need to come prepared with a project or project proposal. These will be formulated during the first week.<br/> <br /> <br /> '''Prior to the beginning of the school, you are strongly encouraged to review the following areas in mathematics''', if you feel it is necessary. You will find discussions of these areas in any standard college-level calculus, linear algebra, or probability and statistics textbook.<br/> <br /> <br /> ''Calculus:'' basic techniques for differentiation and integration, basic techniques for solving ordinary differential equations, partial differentiation, basic techniques for solving partial differential equations, basic techniques for solving series.<br /> <br /> ''Linear algebra:'' solving linear systems of equations, vector spaces, matrix theory, eigenvectors and eigenvalues.<br /> <br /> ''Probability and statistics:'' sample spaces, elements of probability calculations, binomial coefficients and elements of combinatorics, random variables (distributions, variance, and standard deviation).<br /> <br /> Background readings related to lectures are added to the wiki under “Readings” as they become available.<br/> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''SANTA FE:'''<br/> Santa Fe is located in northern New Mexico at an elevation of 7,000 feet (2,130 meters) in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. With a population of over 65,000 people, it is well known for its art, culture, dining, and year-round outdoor activities. June/July weather is usually hot and sunny during the day (90F/32C) and cool in the evening (55F/13C). There are often thundershowers in the afternoon. Dress is casual. Be sure to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, and a hat with you. Hiking boots are also recommended.<br/> <br /> <br /> For more information about Santa Fe and events taking place during your visit, please look at the city's web site at <http://www.santafe.org>.<br /> <br /> Should you have any questions about this material, feel free to contact Barbara Ventrello at (505) 946-2726 or barbarav@santafe.edu.</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> TRAVEL TO SANTA FE: We expect that you will reserve and purchase your own air and ground travel and pay for them directly. As soon as you have made your travel plans, please send your itinerary to Barbara Ventrello (barbarav@santafe.edu). We need to know your means of travel, and date and times of your arrival and departure.<br /> <br /> <br /> NEAREST AIRPORT: The closest major airport connection to Santa Fe is Albuquerque, New Mexico, approximately 60 miles south of Santa Fe. Most major airlines, including Southwest Airlines, fly into Albuquerque. A limited number of flights arrive at the small (and predominantly general aviation) Santa Fe Airport.<br /> <br /> <br /> INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL: Those of you traveling from overseas arriving late on Saturday night can stay in Albuquerque and travel to Santa Fe on Sunday. SFI will book rooms for you in a hotel by the airport and pay that cost. Please confirm via e-mail as soon as possible to barbarav@santafe.edu if you would like to request a hotel room in Albuquerque for Saturday, June 5. We can NOT cover the cost of a hotel if you make your own arrangements or choose to stay in Santa Fe before the start of the school.<br /> <br /> <br /> GROUND TRANSPORTATION FROM ALBUQUERQUE INTERNATIONAL SUNPORT: You may reach St. John's College from the Albuquerque International Sunport (approximately 90 minutes) with Sandia Shuttle (www.sandiashuttle.com or toll free 888-775-5696). The cost is $25.00 one way or $45.00 round trip. With the busy summer tourist season in Santa Fe, reservations are mandatory. The Sandia Shuttle desk is located in the baggage claim area at the Albuquerque airport. Be sure to indicate St John's College as your "Drop Off Location" when making the reservation. Ask the driver to take you to the parking circle for Peterson Student Center.<br /> <br /> <br /> GROUND TRANSPORTATION FROM SANTA FE AIRPORT: Road Runner Shuttle can take you from the Santa Fe airport to St. John's College. For reservations call (505) 424-3367.<br /> <br /> <br /> CAR RENTAL: Car rental is available at both airports. You must be 21 to rent a car. It is possible to rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe. Refer to information on http://www.santafe.edu/about/contact-us.php regarding SFI's corporate rates with Enterprise Rent-a-Car.<br /> <br /> <br /> PERSONAL VEHICLE: If you are driving your car to Santa Fe and would like riders, we suggest you contact fellow participants in your area. Free long-term parking is available at the College with a parking permit (assigned on arrival). If you let Barbara know in advance that you will be arriving with a personal or rental car, she would be happy to secure the proper documents for you prior to check in.<br /> <br /> <br /> TRAIN/BUS: You can travel to nearby Lamy Station by Amtrak; however, ground transportation from Lamy to Santa Fe and especially to St John's College is sometimes undependable. Call the Lamy Shuttlebus at (505) 982-8829 for shuttle reservations. Greyhound also travels to Santa Fe; should you use Greyhound the only way to get from the bus station to the campus is by taxi (Capital City Cab, (505) 438-0000).</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> TRAVEL TO SANTA FE: We expect that you will reserve and purchase your own air and ground travel and pay for them directly. If you have been awarded a travel scholarship, please bring your original receipts with you and you will be reimbursed after your arrival in Santa Fe up to the amount indicated in your award letter. If you have not yet sent your travel itinerary to Barbara Ventrello (barbarav@santafe.edu), please do so immediately.<br /> <br /> <br /> NEAREST AIRPORT: The closest major airport connection to Santa Fe is Albuquerque, New Mexico, approximately 60 miles south of Santa Fe. Most major airlines, including Southwest Airlines, fly into Albuquerque. A limited number of flights arrive at the small (and predominantly general aviation) Santa Fe Airport.<br /> <br /> <br /> INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL: Those of you traveling from overseas arriving late on Saturday night can stay in Albuquerque and travel to Santa Fe on Sunday. SFI will book rooms for you in a hotel by the airport and pay that cost. Please confirm via e-mail as soon as possible to barbarav@santafe.edu if you would like to request a hotel room in Albuquerque for Saturday, June 5. We can NOT cover the cost of a hotel if you make your own arrangements or choose to stay in Santa Fe before the start of the school.<br /> <br /> <br /> GROUND TRANSPORTATION FROM ALBUQUERQUE INTERNATIONAL SUNPORT: You may reach St. John's College from the Albuquerque International Sunport (approximately 90 minutes) with Sandia Shuttle (www.sandiashuttle.com or toll free 888-775-5696). The cost is $25.00 one way or $45.00 round trip. With the busy summer tourist season in Santa Fe, reservations are mandatory. The Sandia Shuttle desk is located in the baggage claim area at the Albuquerque airport. Be sure to indicate St John's College as your "Drop Off Location" when making the reservation. Ask the driver to take you to the parking circle for Peterson Student Center.<br /> <br /> <br /> GROUND TRANSPORTATION FROM SANTA FE AIRPORT: There is a shuttle from the Santa Fe airport called Road Runner that will take you to the College. For reservations call (505) 424-3367.<br /> <br /> <br /> CAR RENTAL: Car rental is available at both airports. SFI CANNOT reimburse car rental expenses. You must be 21 to rent a car. It is possible to rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe. Refer to information on http://www.santafe.edu/about/contact-us.php regarding SFI's corporate rates with Enterprise Rent-a-Car.<br /> <br /> <br /> PERSONAL VEHICLE: If you are driving your car to Santa Fe and would like riders, we suggest you contact fellow participants in your area. Free long-term parking is available at the College with a parking permit (assigned on arrival). If you let Barbara know in advance that you will be arriving with a personal or rental car, she would be happy to secure the proper documents for you prior to check in.<br /> <br /> <br /> TRAIN/BUS: You can travel to nearby Lamy Station by Amtrak; however, ground transportation from Lamy to Santa Fe and especially to St John's College is sometimes undependable. Call the Lamy Shuttlebus at (505) 982-8829 for shuttle reservations. Greyhound also travels to Santa Fe; should you use Greyhound the only way to get from the bus station to the campus is by taxi (Capital City Cab, (505) 438-0000).</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> <br /> TRAVEL TO SANTA FE: We expect that you will reserve and purchase your own air and ground travel and pay for them directly. If you have been awarded a travel scholarship, please bring your original receipts with you and you will be reimbursed after your arrival in Santa Fe up to the amount indicated in your award letter. If you have not yet sent your travel itinerary to Barbara Ventrello (barbarav@santafe.edu), please do so immediately.<br /> <br /> <br /> NEAREST AIRPORT: The closest major airport connection to Santa Fe is Albuquerque, New Mexico, approximately 60 miles south of Santa Fe. Most major airlines, including Southwest Airlines, fly into Albuquerque. A limited number of flights arrive at the small (and predominantly general aviation) Santa Fe Airport.<br /> <br /> <br /> INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL: Those of you traveling from overseas arriving late on Saturday night can stay in Albuquerque and travel to Santa Fe on Sunday. SFI will book rooms for you in a hotel by the airport and pay that cost. Please confirm via e-mail as soon as possible to barbarav@santafe.edu if you would like to request a hotel room in Albuquerque for Saturday, June 5. We can NOT cover the cost of a hotel if you make your own arrangements or choose to stay in Santa Fe before the start of the school.<br /> <br /> <br /> GROUND TRANSPORTATION FROM ALBUQUERQUE INTERNATIONAL SUNPORT: You may reach St. John's College from the Albuquerque International Sunport (approximately 90 minutes) with Sandia Shuttle (www.sandiashuttle.com or toll free 888-775-5696). The cost is $25.00 one way or $45.00 round trip. With the busy summer tourist season in Santa Fe, reservations are mandatory. The Sandia Shuttle desk is located in the baggage claim area at the Albuquerque airport. Be sure to indicate St John's College as your "Drop Off Location" when making the reservation. Ask the driver to take you to the parking circle for Peterson Student Center.<br /> <br /> <br /> GROUND TRANSPORTATION FROM SANTA FE AIRPORT: There is a shuttle from the Santa Fe airport called Road Runner that will take you to the College. For reservations call (505) 424-3367.<br /> <br /> <br /> CAR RENTAL: Car rental is available at both airports. SFI CANNOT reimburse car rental expenses. You must be 21 to rent a car. It is possible to rent a car just for a weekend in Santa Fe. Refer to information on http://www.santafe.edu/about/contact-us.php regarding SFI's corporate rates with Enterprise Rent-a-Car.<br /> <br /> <br /> PERSONAL CARS: If you are driving your car to Santa Fe and would like riders, we suggest you contact fellow participants in your area. Free long-term parking is available at the College with a parking permit (assigned on arrival). If you let Barbara know in advance that you will be arriving with a personal or rental car, she would be happy to secure the proper documents for you prior to check in.<br /> <br /> <br /> TRAIN/BUS: You can travel to nearby Lamy Station by Amtrak; however, ground transportation from Lamy to Santa Fe and especially to St John's College is sometimes undependable. Call the Lamy Shuttlebus at (505) 982-8829 for shuttle reservations. Greyhound also travels to Santa Fe; should you use Greyhound the only way to get from the bus station to the campus is by taxi (Capital City Cab, (505) 438-0000).</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=CSSS_2010_Santa_Fe-U.S._Visa_Requirements&diff=34753 CSSS 2010 Santa Fe-U.S. Visa Requirements 2010-01-07T21:20:44Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> VISA INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS <br /> <br /> Scholars and researchers from around the world have attended the Santa Fe Complex Systems Summer School during the past 20 years. Most foreign participants have entered the U.S. with no problems. However, it is very important to determine any visa needs you may have well in advance of your visit. We strongly advise you to check with authorities in your own country to determine whether you will need a visa to come to the Summer School, and if so, to determine which visa status is best for you. The following information about visa types may be helpful.<br /> <br /> VISA WAIVER (WB or WB/WT): Citizens of some countries (most European Union countries) may be able to enter the U.S. for stays of up to 90 days without a visa (a valid passport is still required). In addition to citizenship in one of the visa waiver countries, there are a number of other eligibility requirements that must be met. Please contact the U.S. Embassy in your country to determine whether you qualify for a visa waiver. For general information: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html<br /> <br /> ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization): A valid ESTA approval is required for all Visa Waiver Program travel to the United States. ESTA is a free, automated system used to determine the eligibility of visitors to travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program. It collects the same information as the paper I-94W form that Visa Waiver travelers fill out en route to the United States. ESTA applications may be submitted at any time prior to travel. An ESTA authorization generally will be valid for up to two years. Authorizations will be valid for multiple entries into the United States. If eligible, you should submit your ESTA application as soon as you begin making travel plans: http://cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/id_visa/esta/<br /> <br /> B-1 or B1/B2 VISA: Many participants in the CSSS enter the U.S. on a B-1 (business) or combination B1/B2 (business/tourist) visa. The B-1 and B1/B2 visas are valid for travel for scientific, educational, professional or business conventions or conferences that have specific dates; the CSSS qualifies under these categories. Check with the U.S. Embassy in your country before applying for this visa to confirm that it will meet your needs, especially if you plan to spend extra time in the U.S. before or after the summer school.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BUSINESS VISA -– B1, B1/B2, WB OR WB/WT WHEN YOU COME THROUGH CUSTOMS. Be sure to explain to the BCIS official that you are coming to the U.S. for business purposes to attend a training program. WE CANNOT REIMBURSE YOU OR PAY FOR ANY EXPENSES (INCLUDING PROVIDING YOUR HOUSING AND MEALS) IF YOU HAVE TOURIST STATUS. If your visa is marked for tourism only (B2 visa, or a passport marked WT in case of visa waiver), we will not be able to reimburse you or pay for ANY of your expenses. <br /> <br /> It is YOUR responsibility to present U.S. consular officials with all application requirements and supporting documents in a manner that can be reviewed quickly and provide substantial evidence for visa approval. It is best to apply for a visa as soon as possible, as the approval process can take two months or more in some cases.<br /> <br /> For more information on U.S. Embassy locations and visa procedures in your own country, visit: http://usembassy.state.gov/. Please contact SFI’s Visa Assistant, Laura Ware (laura@santafe.edu) if you have questions about visa issues.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=CSSS_2010_Santa_Fe-U.S._Visa_Requirements&diff=34752 CSSS 2010 Santa Fe-U.S. Visa Requirements 2010-01-07T21:16:48Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> VISA INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS <br /> <br /> Scholars and researchers from around the world have attended the Santa Fe Complex Systems Summer School during the past 20 years. Most foreign participants have entered the U.S. with no problems. However, it is very important to determine any visa needs you may have well in advance of your visit. We strongly advise you to check with authorities in your own country to determine whether you will need a visa to come to the Summer School, and if so, to determine which visa status is best for you. The following information about visa types may be helpful.<br /> <br /> VISA WAIVER: Citizens of some countries (most European Union countries) may be able to enter the U.S. for stays of up to 90 days without a visa (a valid passport is still required). In addition to citizenship in one of the visa waiver countries, there are a number of other eligibility requirements that must be met. Please contact the U.S. Embassy in your country to determine whether you qualify for a visa waiver. For general information: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html<br /> <br /> ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization): A valid ESTA approval is required for all Visa Waiver Program travel to the United States. ESTA is a free, automated system used to determine the eligibility of visitors to travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program. It collects the same information as the paper I-94W form that Visa Waiver travelers fill out en route to the United States. ESTA applications may be submitted at any time prior to travel. An ESTA authorization generally will be valid for up to two years. Authorizations will be valid for multiple entries into the United States. If eligible, you should submit your ESTA application as soon as you begin making travel plans: http://cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/id_visa/esta/<br /> <br /> B-1 or B1/B2 VISA: Many participants in the CSSS enter the U.S. on a B-1 (business) or combination B1/B2 (business/tourist) visa. The B-1 and B1/B2 visas are valid for travel for scientific, educational, professional or business conventions or conferences that have specific dates; the CSSS qualifies under these categories. Check with the U.S. Embassy in your country before applying for this visa to confirm that it will meet your needs, especially if you plan to spend extra time in the U.S. before or after the summer school.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BUSINESS VISA -– B1, B1/B2, WB OR WB/WT WHEN YOU COME THROUGH CUSTOMS. Be sure to explain to the BCIS official that you are coming to the U.S. for business purposes to attend a training program. WE CANNOT REIMBURSE YOU OR PAY FOR ANY EXPENSES (INCLUDING PROVIDING YOUR HOUSING AND MEALS) IF YOU HAVE TOURIST STATUS. If your visa is marked for tourism only (B2 visa, or a passport marked WT in case of visa waiver), we will not be able to reimburse you or pay for ANY of your expenses. <br /> <br /> It is YOUR responsibility to present U.S. consular officials with all application requirements and supporting documents in a manner that can be reviewed quickly and provide substantial evidence for visa approval. It is best to apply for a visa as soon as possible, as the approval process can take two months or more in some cases.<br /> <br /> For more information on U.S. Embassy locations and visa procedures in your own country, visit: http://usembassy.state.gov/. Please contact SFI’s Visa Assistant, Laura Ware (laura@santafe.edu) if you have questions about visa issues.</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=CSSS_2010_Santa_Fe-U.S._Visa_Requirements&diff=34751 CSSS 2010 Santa Fe-U.S. Visa Requirements 2010-01-07T21:16:14Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{CSSS 2010 Santa Fe}}<br /> VISA INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS <br /> <br /> Scholars and researchers from around the world have attended the Santa Fe Complex Systems Summer School during the past 20 years. Most foreign participants have entered the U.S. with no problems. However, it is very important to determine any visa needs you may have well in advance of your visit. We strongly advise you to check with authorities in your own country to determine whether you will need a visa to come to the Summer School, and if so, to determine which visa status is best for you. The following information about visa types may be helpful.<br /> <br /> VISA WAIVER: Citizens of some countries (most European Union countries) may be able to enter the U.S. for stays of up to 90 days without a visa (a valid passport is still required). In addition to citizenship in one of the visa waiver countries, there are a number of other eligibility requirements that must be met. Please contact the U.S. Embassy in your country to determine whether you qualify for a visa waiver. For general information: http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/without/without_1990.html<br /> <br /> ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization): A valid ESTA approval is required for all Visa Waiver Program travel to the United States. ESTA is a free, automated system used to determine the eligibility of visitors to travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program. It collects the same information as the paper I-94W form that Visa Waiver travelers fill out en route to the United States. ESTA applications may be submitted at any time prior to travel. An ESTA authorization generally will be valid for up to two years. Authorizations will be valid for multiple entries into the United States. If eligible, you should submit your ESTA application as soon as you begin making travel plans: http://cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/id_visa/esta/<br /> <br /> B-1 or B1/B2 VISA: Many participants in the CSSS enter the U.S. on a B-1 (business) or combination B1/B2 (business/tourist) visa. The B-1 and B1/B2 visas are valid for travel for scientific, educational, professional or business conventions or conferences that have specific dates; the CSSS qualifies under these categories. Check with the U.S. Embassy in your country before applying for this visa to confirm that it will meet your needs, especially if you plan to spend extra time in the U.S. before or after the summer school.<br /> <br /> PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BUSINESS VISA -– B1, B1/B2, WB OR WB/WT WHEN YOU COME THROUGH CUSTOMS. Be sure to explain to the BCIS official that you are coming to the U.S. for business purposes to attend a training program. WE CANNOT REIMBURSE YOU OR PAY FOR ANY EXPENSES (INCLUDING PROVIDING YOUR HOUSING AND MEALS) IF YOU HAVE TOURIST STATUS. If your visa is marked for tourism only (B2 visa, or a passport marked WT in case of visa waiver), we will not be able to reimburse you or pay for ANY of your expenses. <br /> <br /> It is YOUR responsibility to present U.S. consular officials with all application requirements and supporting documents in a manner that can be reviewed quickly and provide substantial evidence for visa approval. It is best to apply for a visa as soon as possible, as the approval process can take two months or more in some cases.<br /> <br /> For more information on U.S. Embassy locations and visa procedures in your own country, visit: http://usembassy.state.gov/. Please contact SFI’s Visa Assistant, Laura Ware (laura@santafe.edu) if you have questions about visa issues.</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Summer School on Global Sustainability}}<br /> '''PARTICIPANTS' SUMMARIES OF LECTURES:'''<br /> <br /> [[Media:Dasgupta&LovinsLectures-1.pdf|Dasgupta & Lovins lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Edenhofer.pdf|Edenhofer lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:England_lectures.pdf|England lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Grubler_summary.pdf|Grubler lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Hargadon_summary.pdf|Hargadon lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-1.pdf|Kutscher lectures 1]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-2.pdf|Kutscher lectures 2]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Meadowsnotes-1.pdf|Meadows lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Nakicenovic.pdf|Nakicenovic lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Paul_lectures.pdf|Paul lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia lecture-1.pdf|Rubbia lectures 1]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia_Nir_nuclear.pdf|Rubbia lectures 2]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Russell-1.pdf|Russell lectures]]</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=File:Epistemological_Basis.pdf&diff=33876 File:Epistemological Basis.pdf 2009-08-19T14:45:47Z

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Summer School on Global Sustainability}}<br /> [[Media:Climate_Change.pdf|Climate Change: Translating Science into Policy]], by Samir Doshi, Carla Frisch, Gregory Jones, April LaCroix, Johnson Nkem, Fernando Ona, and Moira Zellner<br /> <br /> [[Media:ComplexityClimateModels-1.pdf|Opportunities for Complexity Theory to Advance Climate Change Research]], by Christa Brelsford, Regina Clewlow, Joseph Geddes, Gina LaCerva, Ha Nguyen, and Adam Wolf<br /> <br /> [[Media:Epistemological Basis.pdf|Improving the Epistemological Basis for Energy Policy Modeling and Analysis]], by Danny Cullenward<br /> <br /> [[Media:Ecosystem.pdf|A Research Agenda to Sustain and Enhance Ecosystem Services]], by Greg Gong, Sharon Gourdji, Ione Hunt von Herbing, Nir Krakauer, Anthony McGinnis, Nathan Mueller, Derek Robinson, and David Zaks<br /> <br /> [[Media:Behavior_and_culture.pdf‎|Behavior and Culture: A proposal for achieving timely and enduring social responses to climate change]] by Yazidhi Bamutaze, Sam Borgeson, Catherine Bottrill, Alan Bush, Jerome Dangerman, Alison Hagerman, Andy Jones, Jennifer Kane, and David Sammeth</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Summer School on Global Sustainability}}<br /> '''PARTICIPANTS' SUMMARIES OF LECTURES:'''<br /> <br /> [[Media:Dasgupta&LovinsLectures-1.pdf|Dasgupta & Lovins lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:England_lectures.pdf|England lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Grubler_summary.pdf|Grubler lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Hargadon_summary.pdf|Hargadon lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-1.pdf|Kutscher lectures 1]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-2.pdf|Kutscher lectures 2]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Meadowsnotes-1.pdf|Meadows lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Nakicenovic.pdf|Nakicenovic lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Paul_lectures.pdf|Paul lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia lecture-1.pdf|Rubbia lectures 1]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia_Nir_nuclear.pdf|Rubbia lectures 2]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Russell-1.pdf|Russell lectures]]</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=File:Nakicenovic.pdf&diff=33855 File:Nakicenovic.pdf 2009-08-18T21:53:18Z

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Summer School on Global Sustainability}}<br /> '''PARTICIPANTS' SUMMARIES OF LECTURES:'''<br /> <br /> [[Media:Dasgupta&LovinsLectures-1.pdf|Dasgupta & Lovins lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Grubler_summary.pdf|Grubler lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Hargadon_summary.pdf|Hargadon lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-1.pdf|Kutscher lectures 1]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-2.pdf|Kutscher lectures 2]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Meadowsnotes-1.pdf|Meadows lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Nakicenovic.pdf|Nakicenovic lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Paul_lectures.pdf|Paul lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia lecture-1.pdf|Rubbia lectures 1]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia_Nir_nuclear.pdf|Rubbia lectures 2]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Russell-1.pdf|Russell lectures]]</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=File:Paul_lectures.pdf&diff=33853 File:Paul lectures.pdf 2009-08-18T21:52:22Z

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Summer School on Global Sustainability}}<br /> '''PARTICIPANTS' SUMMARIES OF LECTURES:'''<br /> <br /> [[Media:Dasgupta&LovinsLectures-1.pdf|Dasgupta & Lovins lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Grubler_summary.pdf|Grubler lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Hargadon_summary.pdf|Hargadon lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-1.pdf|Kutscher lectures 1]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-2.pdf|Kutscher lectures 2]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Meadowsnotes-1.pdf|Meadows lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Naki.pdf|Nakicenovic lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Paul_lectures.pdf|Paul lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia lecture-1.pdf|Rubbia lectures 1]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia_Nir_nuclear.pdf|Rubbia lectures 2]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Russell-1.pdf|Russell lectures]]</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=File:Ecosystem.pdf&diff=33848 File:Ecosystem.pdf 2009-08-18T20:33:51Z

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Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Research_Agendas&diff=33845 Summer School on Global Sustainability-Research Agendas 2009-08-18T20:33:09Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Summer School on Global Sustainability}}<br /> [[Media:Climate_Change.pdf|Climate Change: Translating Science into Policy]], by Samir Doshi, Carla Frisch, Gregory Jones, April LaCroix, Johnson Nkem, Fernando Ona, and Moira Zellner<br /> <br /> [[Media:ComplexityClimateModels-1.pdf|Opportunities for Complexity Theory to Advance Climate Change Research]], by Christa Brelsford, Regina Clewlow, Joseph Geddes, Gina LaCerva, Ha Nguyen, and Adam Wolf<br /> <br /> [[Media:Ecosystem.pdf|A Research Agenda to Sustain and Enhance Ecosystem Services]], by Greg Gong, Sharon Gourdji, Ione Hunt von Herbing, Nir Krakauer, Anthony McGinnis, Nathan Mueller, Derek Robinson, and David Zaks</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Research_Agendas&diff=33844 Summer School on Global Sustainability-Research Agendas 2009-08-18T20:32:28Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Summer School on Global Sustainability}}<br /> [[Media:Climate_Change.pdf|Climate Change: Translating Science into Policy, by Samir Doshi, Carla Frisch, Gregory Jones, April LaCroix, Johnson Nkem, Fernando Ona, and Moira Zellner]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:ComplexityClimateModels-1.pdf|Opportunities for Complexity Theory to Advance Climate Change Research, by Christa Brelsford, Regina Clewlow, Joseph Geddes, Gina LaCerva, Ha Nguyen, and Adam Wolf]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Ecosystem.pdf|A Research Agenda to Sustain and Enhance Ecosystem Services, by Greg Gong, Sharon Gourdji, Ione Hunt von Herbing, Nir Krakauer, Anthony McGinnis, Nathan Mueller, Derek Robinson, and David Zaks]]</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Lecture_Notes_%26_Analysis&diff=33838 Summer School on Global Sustainability-Lecture Notes & Analysis 2009-08-18T19:24:06Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Summer School on Global Sustainability}}<br /> '''PARTICIPANTS' SUMMARIES OF LECTURES:'''<br /> <br /> [[Media:Dasgupta&LovinsLectures-1.pdf|Dasgupta & Lovins lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Grubler_summary.pdf|Grubler lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Hargadon_summary.pdf|Hargadon lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-1.pdf|Kutscher lectures 1]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-2.pdf|Kutscher lectures 2]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Meadowsnotes-1.pdf|Meadows lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Paul_ Geddes_The Global Energy System.pdf|Paul lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia lecture-1.pdf|Rubbia lectures 1]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia_Nir_nuclear.pdf|Rubbia lectures 2]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Russell-1.pdf|Russell lectures]]</div>

Goodwin https://wiki.santafe.edu/index.php?title=Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Lecture_Notes_%26_Analysis&diff=33837 Summer School on Global Sustainability-Lecture Notes & Analysis 2009-08-18T19:23:24Z

<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Summer School on Global Sustainability}}<br /> '''PARTICIPANTS' SUMMARIES OF LECTURES:'''<br /> <br /> [[Media:Dasgupta&LovinsLectures-1.pdf|Dasgupta & Lovins lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Grubler_summary.pdf|Grubler lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Hargadon_summary.pdf|Hargadon lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-1.pdf|Kutscher lectures (1)]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Kutscher-2.pdf|Kutscher lectures (2)]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Meadowsnotes-1.pdf|Meadows lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Paul_ Geddes_The Global Energy System.pdf|Paul lectures]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia lecture-1.pdf|Rubbia lectures (1)]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Rubbia_Nir_nuclear.pdf|Rubbia lectures (2)]]<br /> <br /> [[Media:Russell-1.pdf|Russell lectures]]</div>

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<p>Goodwin: </p> <hr /> <div>{| align="right" border="0" style="margin: 0px 0px 0px 10px; background: #f9f9f9; border: solid #aaa 1px;"<br /> |'''Summer School on Global Sustainability'''<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability|Home]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Faculty|Faculty]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Participants|Participants]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-U.S. Visa Requirements|U.S. Visa Requirements]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Travel|Travel]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Logistics|Logistics]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Schedule|Schedule]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Lectures|Lectures]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Slides|Slides]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Readings|Supplemental Readings]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Tutorials|Tutorials]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-After Hours|After Hours]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Photos|Photos]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Blog|Blog]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Projects & Working Groups|Projects & Working Groups]]<br /> ***[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Working Group Wiki Page|Working Group Wiki Page]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Lecture Notes & Analysis|Lecture Notes & Analysis]]<br /> *[[Summer_School_on_Global_Sustainability-Research Agendas|Research Agendas]]<br /> |}</div>

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