In a message dated 12/04/2006, gmvoeth@........... writes:

It takes both money and time for the luxury of  attending such meetings.. I 
would recommend to everyone to get something like  MSN Messenger installed on 
their machine then holding a chat conference. You  can do a lot of things with 
that program. But beware it seems once you install  it, if you want to get rid 
of it that will not be as  easy.



Hi All,
 
    The membership of psn is world wide. The current  means of communication 
is via EMail, but without any attachments for diagrams or  photographs. This 
is quite a limitation. 
 
    I am not sure how many members would want to / can  actively participate 
in a formal on-line conference? Most would probably be  interested in 
'listening in' to a meeting with several 'theme' papers +  discussion groups, centred 
around seismology. Maybe using  WebCams?     
    Maybe focussed lectures / demonstrations on a DVD  and discussion groups 
later on? Can we cope with the various ww recording  formats? These lectures 
could become a valuable 'resource'?
 
    We might be able to get Iris / Spi-Net interested? 
 
    Regards,
 
    Chris Chapman
 
    






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    Regards,
 
    Chris Chapman