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IAA.9 29th Review Meeting on the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence

51st IAF CONGRESS, RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
October 2 - October 6, 2000

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IAA.9.1
SETI Science and Technology
Tuesday, October 3, 2000, 2:30 PM
Room G2, RioCentro Convention Center

Coordinators: J. Tarter (USA), I. Almar (Hungary)
Chairmen: G. Lemarchand (Argentina), S. Shostak (USA)
Rapporteur: C. Cosmovici (Italy)

Number	Title	First Author
9.1.01	Annual Pesek Lecture: Building SETI's First Dedicated Observatory	W. Welch
9.1.02	Buying Cyclops by the Yard	M. Davis
9.1.03	Beyond the Square Kilometer Array	R. DeBiase
9.1.04	One Hundred Up, 4900 To Go! A Project Argus Update	P. Shuch
9.1.05	The Use of Gamma-Ray Bursts as Time and Direction Markers in SETI	R. Corbet
9.1.06	Galactic Plane SETI Candidates -- Results from the Southern SERENDIP Spectrometer	F. Stootman
9.1.07	The Berkeley SETI Program: SETI@Home, SERENDIP, and Optical SETI	D. Werthimer
9.1.08	An All-Sky Optical SETI Survey	A. Howard
9.1.09	Projects for the Detection of Earths Orbiting Other Stars	B. Borucki
9.1.10	SETI 2020 - A Roadmap for the Next 20 Years of SETI Research	T. Pierson

IAA.9.2
Interdisciplinary Connections
Wednesday, October 4, 2000, 9:30 AM
Room G2, Rio Centro Convention Center

Coordinators: J. Tarter (USA), I. Almar (Hungary)
Chairmen: A. Cocca (Argentina), T. Pierson (USA)
Rapporteur: T. Pierson (USA)

Number	Title	First Author
9.2.01	The Discovery of ETI as a High-Consequence, Low-Probability Event	I. Almar
9.2.02	withdrawn
9.2.03	The Convergence of Intelligences: Learning, Symbols and Efficient Communication	J. Diederich
9.2.04	SETI as a Subject of Public Opinion	V. Strelnitski
9.2.05	Sociodynamical Analysis of Human Archetypes about Extraterrestrial Intelligent Beings	G. Lemarchand
9.2.06	Assessing the Robustness of the Emergence of Intelligence: Testing the Selfish Biocosm Hypothesis	J. Gardner
9.2.07	SETI in High Schools Down Under	C. Oliver
9.2.08	Large-Size Message Construction for ETI:Typing Logic Contents	A. Ollongren
9.2.09	withdrawn
9.2.10	Cognitive Modeling of Music Perception as a Foundation for Interstellar Message Composition	D. Vakoch
9.2.11	The Interdisciplinary Benefits of SETI	B. Balazs

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