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IAA.1.1 33rd Symposium on the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
and Other Profound Extraterrestrial Discoveries

55th IAF CONGRESS, VANCOUVER BC CANADA
October 4 - 8, 2004

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IAA.1.1.1
SETI I: Science and Technology
Tuesday, October 5, 2004, 08:30 AM
Room: Crystal Ball C

Coordinators: R. Malina (France), D. Vakoch (USA)
Chairs: C. Maccone (Italy), S. Shostak (USA)
Rapporteur: A. Tough (Canada)

Number	Title	First Author
1.1.1.01	The Top 200 Candidates from 25 Years of Berkeley SETI	D. Werthimer
1.1.1.02	Progress Report on the Allen Telescope Array	J. Tarter
1.1.1.03	The Allen Telescope Array: Commensural and Efficient SETI	D. DeBoer
1.1.1.04	Sensitive Detection of Coherence	K. Cullers
1.1.1.05	A New System for the SETI-Italia Data Analysis	S. Montebugnoli
1.1.1.06	Limitations for Pure Dyson Sphere Searches	R. Carrigan
1.1.1.07	Winning the SETI Olympiad: the Role of the Dedicated Amateur	P. Shuch
1.1.1.08	NASA Gateways at L1 and L2 and the Radio-Quiet Moon Farside Imperative	C. Maccone
1.1.1.09	Concept for Very Large Space Based Radio Telescope for SETI	R. DeBiase
1.1.1.10	Quantum Optical Cryptography and SETI	W. Simmons
1.1.1.11	The Evolutionary Neurobiology of SETI	L. Marino

IAA.1.1.2
SETI II: Managing the Communication of Dramatic Extraterrestrial Discoveries
Tuesday, October 5, 2004, 14:30 PM
Room: Crystal Ball C

Coordinators: R. Malina (France), D. Vakoch (USA)
Chairs: L. Laidet (France), C. Oliver (Australia)
Rapporteur: J. Tarter (USA)

Number	Title	First Author
1.1.2.02	Communicating the Discovery of Extraterrestrial Life	M. Race
1.1.2.03	Got Life? Hours of Boredom Followed by Moments of Sheer Terror	J. Rummel
1.1.2.04	Public Communication in Close-Up Contact	A. Tough
1.1.2.05	An Exploration of the "ET Hacker" Concept	M. Langston
1.1.2.06	Limits on Interstellar Messages	S. Shostak
1.1.2.07	Large-Size Message Construction for ETI	A. Ollongren
1.1.2.08	Social Choice and Equity Theory	Y. Dutil
1.1.2.09	Narratives Approaches to Encoding Altruism in Interstellar Messages	D. Vakoch
1.1.2.10	Prepared to Manage Extraterrestrial Information	J. Arnould
1.1.2.11	Philosophical and Religious Implications of Extraterrestrial Life	P. Musso

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