Mirror Sites

To make it easier for authors and attendees to access conference related information, ICASSP-99 supports mirror sites.

All transactions transferring data related to electronic submission, however, need to establish connections to the main site and might appear somewhat slower than downloading static material from the mirror. Please be patient if you experience a slower connection during electronic submission.

Setting up a mirror site requires less than 20MB of disk space on a computer running an HTTP daemon. If you are interested in providing a mirror site, please contact the ICASSP-99 web master.

Main ICASSP-99 server:

Tempe, Arizona

sponsored by Signal Processing Group Department of Electrical Engineering Arizona State University

ICASSP-99 Mirrors:

Dresden, Germany		sponsored by Technical Acoustics Laboratory Department of Electrical Engineering Dresden University of Technology
Madrid, Spain		sponsored by Speech Technology Group Department of Electronic Engineering Technical University of Madrid
Thessaloniki, Greece		sponsored by Artificial Intelligence & Information Analysis Laboratory Computer Science Department Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Last Update:  February 4, 1999         Ingo Höntsch