Frankfurt
London
Salzburg
Munich
Vienna
Innsbruck
Munich Germany
A8/E45
Munich Germany
A7/E43
Kufstein
Reutte
Kitzbühel
B314
Imst
Bregenz
Zürich Switzerland
E60
Telfs
Ötztal
Landeck
B186
A12/E60
Schwaz
Innsbruck
A13/E45
Längenfeld
Sölden
Obergurgl
Bolzano Italy
Lienz
Tyrol Austria
Take the Inntal highway A12/E60 and
exit at Ötztal into the Ötztalstraße B186
(Ötztalstreet). Pass Sautens, Ötz and Umhausen. After approximately
22 kilometers you reach Längenfeld.
Take the train to Ötztal train station,
continue with the regional bus 4194,
which has the final destination:
„Obergurgl Zentrum“, till Längenfeld.
Duration: approximately 40 minutes.
The nearest airports are:
Innsbruck, Salzburg or Munich
For further information please contact
the conference hotel .
From Innsbruck there is a train leaving
from the central railway station to Ötztal
train station.
For further information please contact
the conference hotel.
Daily flight connections to Innsbruck
are from Frankfurt, London and Vienna.
For further information visit:
www.oebb.at/en/
or contact the conference hotel.
11TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON
RADIATION AND ITS EFFECTS ON
COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS
20–24 SEPTEMBER, 2010
AQUA DOME LÄNGENFELD, AUSTRIA
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT
www.radecs2010.ait.ac.at
SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT
RADECS austria CONFERENCE2010
SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT
www.radecs2010.ait.ac.at
Supported By
Conference
Committee
AIT Austrian Institute of Technology
University of Montpellier 2, UM2
Aeroflex Colorado Springs
Austrian Academy of Sciences
Austrian Federal Ministry for Transport,
Innovation and Technology
Austrian Research Promotion Agency FFG
Austrian Space Forum, ÖWF
Centre National d‘Etudes Spatiales, CNES
Clemson University
European Space Agency, ESA
German Aerospace Center, DLR
Graz University of Technology
Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers, IEEE
International Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, NASA
Nuclear & Plasma Sciences Society, NPSS
Ötztal Tourismus
RADECS Association
RUAG Aerospace Austria
Sandia National Laboratories
Seibersdorf Laboratories GmbH
Thales Alenia
Tiroler Landesregierung
TRAD, Test and Radiation
University of Innsbruck
Vanderbilt University
Vienna University of Technology
General Chair
Peter Beck, AIT
General Vice-Chair
Laurent Dusseau, UM2
Technical Chair
Jerome Boch, UM2
Technical Vice-Chair
Marcin Latocha, AIT
Industrial Exhibition
Teresa Farris, Aerofl ex
Christian Chatry, TRAD
Christian Laa, RUAG
Awards
Ron Schrimpf, Vanderbilt University
Marie-Cathrine Palau, EADS
IEEE-TNS, Proceedings
James Schwank, Sandia
Jean L. Autran, UM2
Local Arrangements
Lukas Buchhammer, Aqua Dome
Gernot Grömer, ÖWF
Thematic Workshops
Janet Barth, NASA
Robert Ecoffet, CNES
Alessandro Paccagnella, Univ. Padova
Poster Session
Philippe Adel, JPL
Antoine Touboul, UM2
Radiation Effects Data Workshop
Christian Poivey, ESA
Nick Van Vonno, Intersil
Registration
Margit Malaschnig, Techkonnex
Sofia Rollet, AIT
Andrea Zechner, AIT
RADECS austria CONFERENCE2010
SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT
The AIT - Austrian Institute of Technology organises in collaboration
with the University of Montpellier 2 between 20 and 24 September the
11th European Conference on Radiation Effects on Components and
Systems, RADECS 2010. The technical program includes oral and poster
sessions. The conference will also host a Technical Exhibition and a Radiation Effect Data Workshop. On Monday, 20 September 2010, before
the conference starts, three parallel Thematic Workshops are organized. The working language of the conference is English.
The conference theme is Effects in Micro- and Nanometer Site Sizes
due to Radiation Exposure.
NEW - THEMATIC WORKSHOPS
 Space Weather Issues
 International Irradiation Facilities
 Radiation Effects on Non Volatile Memories
The participation of a Thematic Workshop is free of charge for all
RADECS 2010 conference participants. Pre-registration is mandatory!
THE TECHNICAL SESSIONS OF THE CONFERENCE
Basic Mechanisms
Session Chairs: S. Metzger (Frauenhofer INT),
R. A. Weller (Vanderbilt University)
Devices and Integrated Circuits
Session Chairs: F. Bezerra (CNES), W. Pribyl (TU-Graz)
Single Event Effect 1: Mechanisms and Modeling
Session Chairs: R. Marec (Thales Aliena Space),
S. Rakers (EADS ST)
Single Event Effect 2: Devices and Integrated Circuits
Session Chairs: F. Miller (EADS IW), R. Ladbury (NASA)
Radiation Hardness Assurance
Session Chairs: S. Buchner (NRL), A. Mohammadzadeh (ESA)
Photonics
Session Chairs: M. Alvarez (INTA), B. Brichard (SCK)
Technology and Design Hardening
Session Chairs: H. Barnaby (Arizona State University),
P. Paillet (CEA)
Space and Terrestrial Environments
Session Chairs: S. Bourdarie (ONERA),
R. Sharp (ISOTRON)
Dosimetry and Facility
Session Chairs: F. Ravotti (CERN), J.-R. Vaille (UM2)
Ground Level Effects
Session Chairs: W. Magnes (Academy of Science Graz),
F. Wrobel (UM2)
Poster Session
Session Chairs: P. Adell (JPL), A. Touboul (UM2)
Radiation Effects Data Workshop
Session Chairs: C. Poivey (ESA), N. Van Vonno (Intersil)
OVERVIEW CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
Sunday, 19 September 2010
17:00 – 18:00 Registration Desk open
Monday, 20 September 2010
07:30 – 17:30 Registration Desk open
09:00 – 17:30 Thematic Workshops
19:00
Reception at the Town Hall
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
07:30 – 17:30 Registration Desk open
08:30 – 17:15 Opening, Technical Sessions, Invited Talk
17:30 – 19:30 Welcome Reception at the Conference Hotel
actions on Nuclear Science, based on a separate submission of
a complete paper, and subject to an independent review after the
conference. Further information at the RADECS 2010 website.
Deadline for paper submission: 17 September 2010.
AQUA DOME SPA, LÄNGENFELD
TYROL - AUSTRIA
The RADECS2010 will be held at the Aqua Dome Spa Hotel
in Längenfeld, which is close to the city of Innsbruck in the
valley Ötztal of the province Tyrol in Austria. Innsbruck offers
very good daily flight connections from Frankfurt, London and
Vienna. An airport shuttle brings you directly to Längenfeld.
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
08:00 – 16:00 Registration Desk open
08:30 – 16:00 Technical Sessions, Invited Talks,
Poster Session
18:00 – 22:00 Tiroler Abend – Tyrol Evening
Thursday, 23 September 2010
08:00 – 16:00 Registration Desk open
08:30 – 16:00 Technical Sessions, Invited Talks,
Reports of the Thematic Workshops
Data Workshop & Late News
16:00 – 17:30 RADECS General Assembly
19:30
Gala Dinner
Friday, 24 September 2010
08:30 – 12:00 Registration Desk open
08:30 – 13:00 Technical Sessions, Invited Talks,
13:00
Closing Ceremony
The time schedule may be adapted in the final conference programme. See
the RADECS 2010 conference web site.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
Deligate:
Student:
until 8 August as of 9 August Onsite registration
€ 730,€ 850,€ 890,€ 500,€ 550,€ 590,-
All prices include 10% VAT. The conference fee covers participation of
thematic workshops and in all technical sessions, conference material,
coffee, breaks, lunches, reception, and the gala dinner. The student rate
applies to full-time students only. Tickets for accompanying partners will
be available. See the RADECS 2010 conference web site. It is strongly recommended to register on-line in advance latest by 8 August 2010!
PROCEEDINGS AND PAPER PUBLICATION
Proceedings with all conference papers will be available at the
web site. Papers accepted for oral or poster presentation will be
eligible for publication in the conference issue of the IEEE Trans-
Photo: Aqua Dome Spa and Conference Hotel, Längenfeld.
The conference vicinity is a historical place for cosmic radiation scientists. The Austrian Nobel Prize winner and cosmic
radiation discoverer, Victor Hess, worked in his mountain
laboratory at 2300 m of altitude. A visit to this lab is planned
during the conference.
The Ötztal valley is well known for the so called “Ötzi”, the
Iceman, a well-preserved natural mummy of a man from
about 3300 BC (53 centuries ago). Famous touristic places
within the Ötztal are Sölden, Obergurgl, and Hochgurgl up to
3000 m altitude. Well known and nearby are also Meran (Italy),
the castle Neuschwanstein (Germany), Swarovski Kristallwelten at Wattens, and the Mozart town Salzburg. The Munich
Oktoberfest is organized at the same time and as well as after
the conference. Moreover, the location offers fantastic mountain sceneries and the possibility of hiking tours along the
150 km of marked trails along the Ötztal valley. The friendly
environment and the close contact with the lovely nature will
encourage discussions between the attendees.
The Aqua Dome Spa offers excellent recreation after the conference day, with your family, friends or colleagues. Together
with outstanding Austrian food and wine your stay will be relaxing and enjoyable. For more information on Längenfeld visit
www.laengenfeld.com; for additional information on the Aqua
Dome Spa Hotel, visit www.aqua-dome.at.