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==Chair of program committee==
 
==Chair of program committee==
*TBD
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*Johan Van de Wauw
 
*Tasks
 
*Tasks
 
**Decide which presentations are included in the program
 
**Decide which presentations are included in the program
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==Financial Issues==
 
==Financial Issues==
*TBD
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*Marc Ducobu
 
*Tasks
 
*Tasks
 
**Budget
 
**Budget
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==Catering==
 
==Catering==
*TBD
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*Gael
 
**Communication with catering
 
**Communication with catering
  
  
 
==Hackaton==
 
==Hackaton==
*TBD (Brussels open data?)
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*Gael (Brussels open data?)
  
 
==Technical Infrastructure==
 
==Technical Infrastructure==
*There is a technical person from the venue available for free
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*Gael / There is a technical person from the venue available for free
 
**Support technical issues during the event
 
**Support technical issues during the event
 
**Printer at the venue
 
**Printer at the venue
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*Oliver May
 
*Oliver May
 
**Hand out t-shirts / badges for the volunteers
 
**Hand out t-shirts / badges for the volunteers
**Recruit vulunteers
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**Recruit volunteers
  
 
= Tasks & Volunteers =
 
= Tasks & Volunteers =

Revision as of 23:47, 21 October 2015

Main topics where chairs/heads needed

Conference Chair

  • Dirk Frigne and Johan Van de Wauw
  • Tasks
  • opening the conference
  • thank the sponsors

eventually: introduce OSGeo and FOSS4G. Why we are doing it and for who. How the public can be involved and give feedback.

  • introducing the keynote speakers
  • close the conference
  • thank the sponsors

Chair of program committee

  • Johan Van de Wauw
  • Tasks
    • Decide which presentations are included in the program
    • Put together the program / schedule
    • Call for papers


Financial Issues

  • Marc Ducobu
  • Tasks
    • Budget
    • Follow-up


Sponsorship & Exhibition

  • Marc
    • Communication with sponsors
    • Exhibition stand plan
    • Accompany the exhibitors to their stand
  • Booth size:
    • 1 table
    • 2 chairs
    • 1 power socket
    • WIFI
    • Limited booth size
    • no walls
    • Set-up: from 7 to 9
  • 1 parking space

Catering

  • Gael
    • Communication with catering


Hackaton

  • Gael (Brussels open data?)

Technical Infrastructure

  • Gael / There is a technical person from the venue available for free
    • Support technical issues during the event
    • Printer at the venue

Volunteer Chair

  • Oliver May
    • Hand out t-shirts / badges for the volunteers
    • Recruit volunteers

Tasks & Volunteers

Session Chairs

  • Session chairs serve as the "master of ceremonies" for one 90 minute session of presentations. Each session has three 25 minute presentations, with a 5 minute question-and-answer period after each. Chairs are expected to:
    • introduce the speakers,
    • ensure each speaker stays within his or her 30 minute combined presentations-plus-questions presentation limit,
    • ensure the next presentation starts promptly as scheduled, and
    • occasionally read off a few reminders and announcements at the end of the session.
  • Session chairs:
    • Morning sessions
      • Plenary Opening: TBD
      • Session 1 (Main track 11h): TBD
      • Session 2 (Side track 11h): TBD
      • Session 3 (Side track 11h): TBD
    • Afternoon sessions
      • Session 4 (Main track 14h): TBD
      • Session 5 (Side track 14h): TBD
      • Session 6 (Side track 14h): TBD
      • Plenary Closing: TBD

On call - Runner

  • Tasks
    • Check that all sessions start at the correct time, and that the chairs are available
    • Communication between sessions if needed
    • Fix technical issues if session chair can't fix
    • Keep an eye out on room safety and report potential issues such as overcrowded rooms...

Volunteer tasks

  • Entrance
    • Hand out badges and programmes
    • Hand out food bracelets, goodie bags, t-shirts if they have this kind of ticket,...
  • Managing a infodesk : help out fellow attendees with their questions, sell t shirts,…
  • Taking photos / videos of the event
  • Help with boots
    • Help to place sponsor stands
  • Tear-down and clean-up at the evening: collecting bottles, tearing down the network, taking down the signage, ... Basically, make sure we're welcome again next year ;)
  • Hand out headsets
  • Vestiare -> covered by the venue

Other tasks

  • Tasks
    • Prepare all printed material (signalisation, programme, the last version of the presentations (of the Plenary sessions) for the interpreters...)
    • Provide signalisation to the different rooms (conference rooms, break and restaurant) and programme at the doors of the different rooms
    • Check materials for speakers and translators (Internet, video projectors, sound)

Schedule

Time Slot Program Entrance Main room chair First room chair Second room chair On Call
8:00 - 9:30 Setup exhibition & entrance TBD - - - -
9:30 - 10:30 Morning plenary TBD TBD - - -
10:30 - 11:00 Coffee break TBD - - - -
11:00 - 12:30 Morning sessions TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch break TBD - - - -
14:00 - 16:00 Afternoon sessions TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD
16:00 - 16:30 Coffee break TBD - - - -
16:30 - 17:00 Closing plenary TBD TBD - - -
17:00 - 19:99 Networking TBD - - - -