simulation@uflorida.cis.ufl.edu (Moderator: Paul Fishwick) (03/21/91)
Volume: 21, Issue: 1, Thu Mar 21 09:02:40 EST 1991 +----------------+ | TODAY'S TOPICS | +----------------+ (1) Simulation for Animation (2) WANTED: Text for Simulation (3) Output Analysis Methods (4) Conference on 3D Sound (5) CALL: Intelligent Control Conference (6) PROGRAM: Petri Net Conference & Tutorial * Moderator: Paul Fishwick, Univ. of Florida * Send topical mail to: simulation@bikini.cis.ufl.edu OR post to comp.simulation via USENET * Archives available via FTP to bikini.cis.ufl.edu (128.227.224.1). Login as 'ftp', use your last name as the password, change directory to pub/simdigest. Do 'type binary' before any file xfers. * Simulation Tools available by doing above and changing the directory to pub/simdigest/tools. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Newsgroups: comp.simulation Path: puchm From: puchm@cutmcvax.cs.curtin.edu.au (RichardPuchmayer) Subject: needed - ref's to dynamic simulation. Keywords: dynamic, simulation, references, wanted Sender: usenet@uniwa.uwa.OZ.AU (USENET News System) Organization: Curtin University of Technology, Computing Science Date: 18 Mar 91 01:47:22 GMT Apparently-To: comp-simulation@munnari.OZ.AU Hi netters, I am currently undertaking a Masters in Computer Science. The topic is along these lines 'Dynamic simulation for animation'. Unfortunately I am not a physicist and have trouble working out the dynamic equations for articulated objects. Any hints for good references on the subject would be greatly appreciated. (You will, of course, get a mention in my acknowledgements) Many thanks, Richard -- /-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------\ | Some of us are poets, some of us are not. | puchm@cutmcvax.cs.curtin.edu.au | | Richard Puchmayer, Masters Student at | Sorry but I | | Curtin University of Western Australia | don't know any other addresses | +-------------------------------------------+---------------------------------+ | I know nothing, so can hold no opinions for myself or others.....:-) | \-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/ ------------------------------ Newsgroups: comp.simulation Path: ifocs9d From: ifocs9d@aucs.acadiau.ca (Rick Giles) To: <watmath!comp-simulation@cs.dal.ca> Subject: texts? Organization: Acadia University - School of Computer Science Date: Tue, 19 Mar 1991 13:12:19 -0400 Apparently-To: watmath!comp-simulation@cs.dal.ca I am preparing a third year Computer Science course on simulation and would appreciate hearing from others about the text they use, or would suggest. It is a 3-month introductory course with an emphasis on discrete event simulation, and will be using Simscript. Thanks. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Rick Giles | "There are 3 types of Computer Scientists; | those who can count and those who can't." ifocs9d@aucs.AcadiaU.ca | ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 20 Mar 91 15:42 +02:00 From: <MOLLA%TRBOUN@nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu> To: simulation@bikini.cis.ufl.edu Subject: Output analysis As far as I know, the output analysis methods that are used in most simulation packages are quite trivial and they can not handle complicated issues like steady-state performance measures and the elimination of autocorrelation in the output series. Does anyone know whether any simulation package contains advanced output analysis methods like the regenerative analysis. Dr. Levent Mollamustafaoglu Bogazici University Dept. of Induistrial Eng'g Istanbul TURKEY ------------------------------ To: comp-simulation@ames.arc.nasa.gov Path: milton!cyberoid From: cyberoid@milton.u.washington.edu (Robert Jacobson) Newsgroups: comp.simulation Subject: Conference on 3D Sound, Bochum, Germany, 8 April 1991 Date: 21 Mar 91 01:23:23 GMT Organization: Human Interface Technology Lab, Univ. of Wash., Seattle In conjunction with DAGA '91, the German national acoustical engineering conference, the Ruhr-Universitat Bochum announces... INTERNATIONALES VORKOLLOQUIUM: AUDITIVE VIRTUELLE UMGEBUNG & TELEPRASENZ INTERNATIONAL PRE-COLLOQUIUM: AUDITORY VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT & TELEPRESENCE 8 April 1991 Ruhr-Universitat Bochum Bochum, Germany (near Dortmund) Jens Blauert, Ruhr-Universitat Bochum Chairperson Thomas A. Furness, HIT Lab, Washington Technology Center, Seattle, USA, "Keynote Paper on Virtual Environment" Henrik Moller, Aalborg Universitet, Aalborg, Denmark RBinaural Technology -- Fundamentals" Hans-Wilhelm Gierlich, Head Acoustics GmbH, Aachen, Germany, "Binaural Technology -- Applications" David Meares, BBC London, Great Britain "Multichannel Sound Systems for HDTV" Hilmar Lehnert & Jens Blauert, Ruhr-Universitat Bochum "Binaural Room Simulation -- Principles" Jean-Paul Vjan, CSTB, Grenoble, France "Binaural Room Simulation -- Practical Application & Use" Masato Miyoshi & Nobuo Koizumi, NTT, Tokyo, Japan "Conference Systems for Future Telecommunications Services" (includes remarks on the Japanese virtual-environment and tele-existence initiative) The conference language is English. Contributions to the discussion may also be made in German. Right after the Colloquium a working dinner (buffet-style) will take place at the Beckmannshof (within walking distance of the HZO), where ample time will be available for discussions and demonstrations. A limited number of tickets (DM30-) are still available. In case of interest, please contact the secretariat ASAP. After the dinner, a free bus to downtown will be pro- vided. For more information, contact: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jens Blauert (Fr. Stephanie Plicht, Secy.) Lehrstuhl fur allg. Elektroteknik und Akustik Ruhr-Universitat Bochum Universitatstrasse 150 Gebaude IC 1/132 D-4630 Bochum 1, GERMANY Phone: (49) (0)(234) 700 2496 Fax: (49) (0)(234) 700 5568 [MODERATOR'S NOTE: The only email address at Ruhr-U in my possession is that of Hilmar Lehnert, Dipl.-Ing. in the Lehrstuhl: Internet: lehnert@aea.e-technik.uni-bochum.de BITNET: rubaea%rubmez@unido.BITNET -- Bob Jacobson] ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 21 Mar 91 09:58 U From: <ECBSOH%NTIVAX.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU> Subject: CALL FOR PAPERS To: simulation@ufl.edu X-Original-To: simulation@ufl.edu, ECBSOH -------------------------------------------------------- C A L L F O R P A P E R S SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INTELLIGENT CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION _________________________________ Hilton International Singapore Feb 18 - 21, 1992 The conference is organised by the IEEE Singapore Section, Control Chapter and co-sponsored by the Computer Chapter, Industrial Electronics Chapter and the Instrumentation and Control Society, Singapore (National Member Organisation of IFAC). The Conference will be concerned with the state-of-the-art in design, theory and application of Intelligent Control and Instrumentation in Robotics, Automation, Control, Manufacturing and related fields. Topics includes, but are not limited to: * Adaptive Control * Neural Network in Control * Robust Control * Intelligent Process Planning * Robotics * Distributed Control Systems * Real-Time Systems * Fault Diagnostics and Detection * Intelligent Control * Intelligent Instrumentation * Discrete Event Control * Communications in Control * System Identification * CAD * Optimal Control * Large Scale Systems * Expert Systems * Motion Control INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE K. J. Astrom Sweden F. Harashima Japan Y. C. Ho USA L. Gerhardt USA T. Fukuda Japan H. Kimura Japan G. A. Bekey USA N. H. McClamroch USA G. B. Andeen USA I. Postlethwaite UK M. G. Rodd UK M. H. Rashid USA A. C. Sanderson USA Y. Sunahara Japan M. Vidyasagar India M. Mansour Switzerland Brian Lee Singapore C. C. Hang Singapore M. Tomizuka USA James C. Hung USA S. Yamamoto Japan B. H. Krogh USA B. K. Bose USA G. C. Goodwin Australia Joseph Chen Singapore P. C. Sen Canada H. A. El-Maraghy Canada Tony Woo USA S. Sankaran Australia K. W. Lim Australia Authors are invited to submit 4 copies of 800-words abstracts of the papers headed by the title, author's name(s), address(es), telephone, facsimile and telex numbers to: Prof C. C. Hang Technical Programme Chairman SICICI '92 IEEE Singapore Section 200 Jalan Sultan #11-03 Textile Centre Singapore 0719 E-Mail: FENGHCC@NUS3090.BITNET Abstracts must be received by 15 June 1991. Notification of acceptance will be sent by 2 September 1991. Proposals for tutorials are also invited. ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 21 Mar 91 12:06:30 +0100 From: news@daimi.aau.dk To: comp-simulation@dkuug.dk X-Charset: ASCII X-Char-Esc: 29 Newsgroups: comp.simulation Path: daimi!sorenchr From: sorenchr@daimi.aau.dk (Soren P. Christensen) Subject: Petri Nets 91, June 24-28, Denmark Sender: news@daimi.aau.dk Reply-To: sorenchr@daimi.aau.dk (Soren P. Christensen) Organization: DAIMI: Computer Science Department, Aarhus University, Denmark Date: Thu, 21 Mar 91 11:06:24 GMT Twelfth International Conference on Application and Theory of Petri Nets Wednesday 26 - Friday 28, June 1991 and Petri Nets Tutorial Monday 24 - Tuesday 25, June 1991 ---------------------------------------------------------- Organized by Aarhus University, Denmark Conference site: Gjern (30 km northwest of Aarhus) ---------------------------------------------------------- Tutorial lectures on: Elementary Net Systems, Place/Transition Systems, High Level Nets, Coloured Petri Nets, and Applications to Performance Evaluation and Communication Protocols. Invited lectures by: J. Billington (Australia), W. Damm (Germany) and G. Winskel (Denmark). ---------------------------------------------------------- Conference Program - Wednesday, June 26 Invited Talk: J. Billington A Protocol Engineering Environment based on Petri Nets V.O. Pinci and P. Huber A Formal Executable Specification of the ISDN Basic Rate Interface G.R. Gao, Y.B. Wong and Q. Ning A Timed Petri Net Model for Loop Scheduling L. Cherkasova, R.R. Howell and L.E. Rosier Bounded Self-Stabilizing Petri Nets Y. Soussi Deterministic Systems of Sequential Processes: A Class of Structured Petri Nets J. Fanchon Fifo-Net Models for Processes with Asynchronous Communication A. Valmari Stubborn Sets of Coloured Petri Nets J.M. Couvreur, S. Haddad and J.F. Peyre Computation of Generative Families of Positive Semi-Flows in Coloured Nets J. Ezpeleta and J.M. Couvreur A New Technique for finding a Generating Family of Siphons, Traps and ST-components. Application to Colored Petri Nets. ---------------------------------------------------------- Conference Program - Thursday, June 27 Invited Talk: W. Damm Using Temporal Logic in the Specification of Petri Nets: Theory and Applications H. Tuominen Proving Properties of Place/Transition Nets with a Resolution Theorem Prover G. Chiola, S. Donatelli and G. Franceschinis Priorities, Inhibitor Arcs and Concurrency in P/T Nets G. Chiola, S. Donatelli and G. Franceschinis On Parametric P/T nets and their Modelling Power M. Jantzen and H. Petersen Twisting Petri Net Languages and How to Obtain them by Reducing Linear Context-Free Nets J. Campos and J.M. Colom A Reachable Lower Bound for the Mean Cycle Time of Transitions of Live and Safe Free Choice Nets Y. Li and M. Woodside Iterative Decomposition and Aggregation of Stochastic Marked Graph Petri Nets S. Laftit, J.M. Proth and X.L. Xie Marking Optimization in Timed Event Graphs K. Okuda and T. Ushio Petri Net Based Hierarchical Qualitative Simulation and its Application to Co-generation Plant J. Lilius and P. Ostergard On the Verification of Programmable Logic Controller Programs ---------------------------------------------------------- Conference Program - Friday, June 28 Invited Talk: G. Winskel Title will be announced later R. Gorrieri and U. Montanari Distributed Implementation of CCS G. De Michelis Constraints and Extensions in a Calculus of EN Systems R. Fehling A Concept for Hierarchical Petri Nets with Building Blocks G. Chehaibar Replacement of Open Interface Subnets and Stable State Transformation Equivalence K.M. van Hee and P.A.C. Verkoulen Integration of a Data Model and Petri Nets D. Buchs and N. Guelfi CO-OPN: A Concurrent Object Oriented Petri Net Approach E. Battiston, F. De Cindio, G. Mauri and L. Rapanotti Morphisms and Minimal Models for OBJSA Nets ---------------------------------------------------------- Tutorial Program - Monday & Tuesday June 24-25 Monday, June 24 W. Reisig Informal Introduction to Petri Nets P.S. Thiagarajan Elementary Net Systems (I) G. Rozenberg Elementary Net Systems (II) W. Reisig Place/Transition Systems H.J. Genrich High Level Nets Tuesday, June 25 K. Jensen Coloured Petri Nets (I) M. Ajmone-Marsan Timed and Stochastic Nets and Performance Evaluation J. Billington Communication Protocols and Petri Nets --------------------------------------------------------- Tool Exhibition - Tuesday June 24-25 As a new activity of the tool exhibition the following scheduled tool presentations and demonstrations will take place. Conference participants who are interested in tools should thus try to arrive Monday evening, instead of Tuesday evening: Institute of Cybernetics and Information Processes Diogenes Eindhoven University of Technology ExSpect University of Dortmund PetriLab Meta Software Design/CPN University of Torino GreatSPN University Pierre & Marie Curie AMI In addition to the presentations listed above, the tool exhibition will be open through-out the tutorial and the conference. This means that it will be possible to arrange demonstrations for small groups and individual participants. It is still possible to register tools for the tool exhibition - but not for the scheduled presentations/demonstrations. Interested tool developers should contact the organizing committee as soon as possible. This is also the case for groups who want to arrange Petri net meetings and courses during the tutorial and conference. Such meetings and courses can take place Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday evening, and Thursday evening. ---------------------------------------------------------- Organizing Committee Soren Christensen Niels Damgaard Hansen Kurt Jensen Karen Kjaer Moller Mogens Nielsen Computer Science Department Aarhus University Ny Munkegade, Bldg. 540 DK-8000 Aarhus C Denmark Phone: +45 86 12 71 88 Telefax: +45 86 13 57 25 Telex: 64767 aausci dk E-mail: icpn@daimi.aau.dk ---------------------------------------------------------- Program Committee G. Balbo, Italy J. Billington, Australia L. Cherkasova, USSR F. De Cindio, Italy G. Cutts, UK P. Degano, Italy C. Girault, France T. Hildebrand, France S. Kodama, Japan P. Lauer, Canada A. Mazurkiewicz, Poland T. Murata, USA S. Natkin, France M. Nielsen, Denmark W. Reisig, Germany R.M. Shapiro, USA M. Silva, Spain (chairman) P. Starke, Germany P.S. Thiagarajan, India R. Valk, Germany A. Valmari, Finland ---------------------------------------------------------- Steering Committee H.J. Genrich, Germany K. Jensen, Denmark G. De Michelis, Italy C.A. Petri, Germany (honorary member) G. Roucairol, France G. Rozenberg, Netherlands (chairman) M. Silva, Spain ---------------------------------------------------------- History of the Conference The conference was formerly called the European Workshop on Applications and Theory of Petri Nets and the meetings have taken place annually since 1980: 1980 Strasbourg, France 1981 Bad Honnef, Germany 1982 Varenna, Italy 1983 Toulouse, France 1984 Aarhus, Denmark 1985 Espoo, Finland 1986 Oxford, UK 1987 Zaragoza, Spain 1988 Venice, Italy 1989 Bonn, Germany 1990 Paris, France 1991 Aarhus, Denmark The aim of the conference is to create a forum for discussing progress in the application and theory of Petri nets. Typically, the conference has 150-200 participants - one third of these coming from industry while the rest are from universities and research institutions. The conference takes place in the last week of June. ---------------------------------------------------------- Conference Site The tutorial and the conference will take place at a "Conference and Leisure Centre" (hereafter called the Conference Hotel) near the small village of Gjern - situated 30 km northwest of Aarhus: Petri Net Conference Sohojlandet / Conference and Leisure Centre Lille Amerika 10 DK-8883 Gjern Denmark Phone: +45 86 87 51 00 Telefax: +45 86 87 51 33 E-mails can be sent to the participants via: icpn@daimi.aau.dk. Letters, telefaxes and e-mails should be clearly marked with the name of the receiver. It will be possible to send letters, telefaxes and e-mails from the Conference Hotel. The Conference Hotel is situated in one of the most beautiful Danish sceneries, and it has facilities for many different kinds of sport and recreational activities - e.g. swimming, tennis, squash, bowling, walking, running, fishing, aerobics and mountain biking. Most of the activities are free of charge for people staying at the Conference Hotel. Horses can be rented at a nearby farm. The Conference Hotel is situated a few kilometres outside the small village of Gjern (which has an Automobile Museum and a few shops). Moreover, the Conference Hotel is situated approximately 15 km from the city of Silkeborg (which has all different kinds of shopping facilities). ---------------------------------------------------------- Registration Registration of participants and reservations for rooms & meals should be made using the enclosed registration forms and sent to the address above (via mail or telefax). Registration will made on a first come, first served basis. Early registration is recommended since the number of participants is limited by the size of the Conference Hotel. Surcharge for registration or payment after MAY 20 is 200 DK KR. Confirmation will be sent to the participants after receipt of the registration forms and payment. Some grants are available for students and for researchers with limited funds. The grants will not cover transportation, accommodation or food - but only exemption from conference and tutorial fees. Persons applying for a grant must send a letter of explanation to the organizing committee. Students should include a recommendation from their scientific supervisor. ---------------------------------------------------------- Registration fees The fee for members of ACM, AFCET, AICA, BCS, EATCS, GI or IEEE is 1050 DK KR for the conference and 700 DK KR for the tutorial. Non-members pay 1250 DK KR for the conference and 900 DK KR for the tutorial. The current exchange rates (March 1991) are: 100 DK KR = 26 DM = 17 US $. The fee includes proceedings and other conference material. It also covers part of the conference dinner (the rest is covered via the full board provided by the Conference Hotel, see below). Please notice that there will be no reduction in the conference fee for non- participation in the conference dinner. For participants who do not have full board at the Conference Hotel (see below) there will be an additional fee of 200 DK KR for the tutorial and 450 DK KR for the conference. This additional fee covers lunches, refreshments during the session breaks and the conference dinner. The fee can be paid by international money transfer or cheque, payable to: Den Danske Bank Langelandsgade 177 DK-8200 Aarhus N Denmark Att: Petri Net Conference 1991 Bank no: 4809 Account no: 4809 099 474 The fee can also be paid by postal cheque (giro): Petri Net Conference 1991 Computer Science Department, Aarhus University Ny Munkegade, Building 540 DK-8000 Aarhus C Denmark Account no: 797 1842 In both cases payment should be made in Danish Kroner and all transfer expenses should be covered by the registering participant. Unfortunately fees cannot be paid by means of credit cards. Payment will be refunded if a cancellation letter is received before June 10. After June 10 no refunds will be given. ---------------------------------------------------------- Accommodation All participants will be accommodated at the Conference Hotel. The cost of accommodation is as follows: Single room: 375 DK KR per day Double room: 560 DK KR per day (per room) Each room contains a double bed and has a private bath room. The quality corresponds to a hotel room of medium/high standard. Moreover, each room belongs to an apartment - containing a large living room and a kitchen. Most apartments contain two rooms, while a few apartments only contain one room. For families and larger groups (e.g. students) it is possible to accommodate up to 6 people in a large apartment with two rooms, and up to 4 people in a small apartment with one room. This means that two persons must sleep in the living room (on two sofa beds) while the bedroom(s) must be used as double room(s). Such an arrangement can be made for an extra cost of 20 DK KR per person sleeping in the living room. This means that the cost is as follows: 6 people Large apartment 2 * 560 + 2 * 20 = 1160 DK KR per day 5 people Large apartment 2 * 560 + 1 * 20 = 1140 DK KR per day 4 people Large apartment 2 * 560 + 0 * 20 = 1120 DK KR per day 4 people Small apartment 1 * 560 + 2 * 20 = 600 DK KR per day 3 people Small apartment 1 * 560 + 1 * 20 = 580 DK KR per day All the above rates are only available on the condition that all the persons have full board at the Conference Hotel. The full board includes breakfast, lunch, dinner and two daily refreshments during the session breaks. The cost of the full board is 280 DK KR per day (per person). Earliest time of arrival is Saturday June 22 (the rooms will be available from 15.00). Latest time of departure is Saturday June 29 (the rooms must be vacated before 10.00). The accommodation and board are paid directly to the Conference Hotel upon departure. Cash, Eurocheques and the following credit cards are accepted: American Express, Visa, Eurocard and Diners. If you have wishes/demands (earlier arrival, later departure, special rates for small children, etc.) which do not comply with the description above, you should contact the Conference Hotel directly for clarification and further information. This is also the case if you want to stay at the Conference Hotel without having full board. ---------------------------------------------------------- Transportation Participants travelling by air should arrive at Karup airport - which can be reached by domestic flights from Copenhagen, approximately 5-8 times a day. From Karup airport the Conference Hotel can be reached by special airport buses - leaving outside the terminal shortly after each flight arrival. The buses are marked Visti's Biler and will carry the conference logo. The price of the journey will be 50-100 DK KR (one way), depending upon the number of passengers. We recommend that you make bus reservations by indicating the expected arrival time on the registration form. A few international flights go to Billund and Tirstrup/Aarhus. From these two airports it is, however, considerably more difficult and time-consuming to reach Gjern. From Billund take the airport taxi to Vejle, and then the train to Silkeborg. From Tirstrup/Aarhus take the airport bus to Aarhus, and then train/bus to Silkeborg. In both cases proceed from Silkeborg as described below. Participants arriving by train should go to Silkeborg. From there the Conference Hotel can be reached by Taxi (approximately 15 km) or by bus (leaving each hour or each second hour; it should be noted that there are no buses Saturday evening). Participants arriving by car should go to the village of Gjern - which is situated a few kilometres south of the main road between Aarhus and Viborg. From the centre of Gjern there are signs to the Conference Hotel. ---------------------------------------------------------- Arrival and information The conference information desk will be open at the Conference Hotel from 15.00 Saturday June 22. All questions concerning the conference should be directed to this information desk. All questions concerning rooms, food, telephone, telefax, facilities at the hotel, etc. should be directed to the reception desk of the Conference Hotel. Conference Dinner The conference dinner takes place on Friday evening at the Conference Hotel. The dinner is free for conference participants having full board at the Conference Centre (part of the price is paid via the payment for the full board; the rest is paid via the conference fee). For accompanying persons the dinner will cost 150 DK KR if the person has full board at the Conference Hotel, otherwise 300 DK KR. ---------------------------------------------------------- Excursion on Saturday The buses will leave the Conference Hotel at 10.00 (which is the latest check-out time). First we go to Silkeborg to visit the Asger Jorn Museum (named after a famous modern Danish painter). From Silkeborg the world's oldest paddle steamer, the Hjejlen, will take us across the lakes to the foot of one of Denmark's highest and most beautiful "mountains", Himmelbjerget (literal translation: The Sky Mountain - 147 m high!). A picnic lunch will be served on board the boat. We'll "climb" the mountain and have coffee/tea in one of the restaurants at the top. By the buses the participants will return either to the Conference Hotel, Karup Airport or Aarhus. All three destinations will be reached before 16.30. The excursion fee is 200 DK KR per person, and this covers buses, boat, museum-visit, lunch and coffee/tea. ---------------------------------------------------------- Workshop of the Demon project A workshop is being organized by the Demon project, Monday June 24 and Tuesday June 25. The workshop will take place at the Conference Hotel, and it is open to all conference participants (and to all other interested individuals). Demon is a large-scale European project, dealing with Design Methods Based on Nets. Participants are assumed to have a solid knowledge of the basics of Petri nets. Otherwise it will be more fruitful to follow the Petri Nets tutorial. The workshop will consider the following topics: Equivalence and refinement. Programming, design and verification. Algebraic and high-level nets. Free choice theory. Trace theory and event structures. For more information contact: Eike Best, Institut fur Informatik, Universitat Hildesheim, Marienburger Platz 22, D-3200 Hildesheim, Germany. Phone: +49 5121 883 741. Telefax: +49 5121 869 281. E-mail: E.Best@infhil.uucp. ---------------------------------------------------------- Midsummer Eve Sunday evening, June 23, the Conference Hotel will organize a traditional Danish Midsummer Eve Festival. The festival will have a bonfire and singing (by guests). Participation is free of charge. ---------------------------------------------------------- Weather The weather in Denmark in June is usually sunny. Temperatures are between 18 and 24 degrees C. However, be prepared for occasional showers. ---------------------------------------------------------- WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEING YOU IN GJERN ---------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ END OF SIMULATION DIGEST ************************