Ottawa Wireworkers LabVIEW User Group Meeting - December 5, 2007

[Ray.R]

You are invited to attend the first

Ottawa Wireworkers LabVIEW User Group Meeting

Where: University of Ottawa
School of Information Technology and Engineering (SITE)
Room 4-004
800 King Edward Avenue

When: Wednesday, December 5, 2007
19:00 – 20:30 (7pm – 8:30pm)

Are you are using LabVIEW to develop test and measurement or process control applications? If so, LabVIEW User Group Meetings are a great opportunity to learn new programming techniques and improve your LabVIEW skills. Use this opportunity to network with other programmers in Ottawa to find out how they solve their applications using LabVIEW. We look forward to seeing you at the meeting!

Agenda

19:00 – 19:15 Welcome and Introductions

19:15 – 19:30 Using Open Source Code in your Development

Heiko Fettig, Rivard Fettig Professional Services

How the open source community can help speed up your development.

19:30 – 19:45 TDMS: What is it good for?

Steve Mate, Co-efficient

Find out all you ever wanted to now about LabVIEW's TDMS file format for data logging.

19:45 – 20:00 Arrays without Loops – The Power of Polymorphic VIs

Ray Robichaud, Drawbridge Technologies

Tired of looping through arrays? Find out how polymorphic Vis can help you handle arrays more efficiently.

20:00 – 20:30 Open Discussion Session

For directions to the University of Ottawa as well as parking locations see http://www.uottawa.ca/map/.

The Ottawa Wireworkers LabVIEW User Group meets four times a year to discuss LabVIEW issues and general Test and Measurement applications. It is also a great way to improve programming skills by meeting other people and talking to them about how they approach their problems.

If you would like to attend, please RSVP to OttawaWireworkers@gmail.com  or Register Online

[hfettig]

Please note that due to the high popularity of this event we had to change rooms!

Same location one floor higher:

Where: University of Ottawa
School of Information Technology and Engineering (SITE)
Room 5-084
800 King Edward Avenue

Cheers,
                     Heiko Fettig

[Ray.R]

Thanks Heiko,

Did you post the room change on the LAVA forum? 

RayR

[Ray.R]

Just a note:

The invitation to the User Group meeting is open to anyone interested in LV, whether using it or not, and for people at different programming skill levels.  The meeting allows to share knowledge.  Asking questions is allowed.   🙂

RayR

[Ray.R]

Meeting is this Week!!  On Wednesday!!

Refreshments / snack will be served.  Open discussion after brief presentations.

Please note the ROOM CHANGE:

Where: University of Ottawa
School of Information Technology and Engineering (SITE)
Room 5-084
800 King Edward Avenue

[Ray.R]

This is an excellent opportunity to meet people working with Labview!!

😄

[Ben]

I hope all goes well for your meeting.

Please update us after.

Thanks!

Ben

[Ray.R]

It should be fun.

Maybe one day we'll have you in as a special guest!  🙂

[Ray.R]

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Ben wrote:

Please update us after.

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Hi Ben,

It went well.  There's definitely interest from people in our area.  It will be a good means to exchange knowledge.

There was a good turnout.  We're already planning the next meeting which should take place in March.

🙂

[jrpe]

I tried to come....

apparently mapquest and google maps are both incorrect when displaying 800 King Edward.... I was driving there when I realized that the little star on the map was in the market...so I quickly checked it out to make sure that U of O didnt have a secret market campus I had never heard of and then headed back to the U of O campus (which apparently I am not familiar with!) and after driving around the inside of the campus a fair bit, I suddenly remembered where the engineering buildings were, and headed over there, but by the time I saw SITE, I was 20 minutes late, and by the time I found parking and the room I would have been at least 30 minutes late...and I didnt want to interrupt presentations by showing up late.

Darn I wanted to go to that! Ah well its good to hear it went well