In this post we find the minutes (we will approve them as the first point in our meeting in London).
Click here: The minutes
Wednesday, 28 April 2010
The minutes
In this post we find the minutes (we will approve them as the first point in our meeting in London).
Click here: The minutes
Monday, 26 April 2010
FAMA MEETING: LONDON (Draft agenda)
Monday, 17th May 2010
9:30 – PLENARY
- Welcome
- Minutes for the last meeting (Barcelona). Amendments and approval.
- Outline of Working Groups (WG) (We will split in Working Groups to discuss all the topics within the agenda. Each WG is to periodically report back in plenary sessions to the meeting as a whole in order to coordinate collective work).
10:00-11:00 NATIONAL REPORTS – State of the art
11:00 MORNING TEA
11:15 PLENARY - SCOPING THE TASKS OF WORKING GROUPS:
13:30 - MEETINGS OF WORKING GROUPS (possibly separate rooms)
16:30 - PLENARY
Tuesday, 18th May 2010
9:30 - PLENARY
14:00 – PLENARY
11:00 MORNING TEA
11:15 PLENARY - SCOPING THE TASKS OF WORKING GROUPS:
- WG A: Analysis of Data
13:30 - MEETINGS OF WORKING GROUPS (possibly separate rooms)
16:30 - PLENARY
- Report from each Working Group
- In the light of these reports, scoping the Working Group tasks for Tuesday.
Tuesday, 18th May 2010
9:30 - PLENARY
- Plan for the day
- Comments and reflections of progress
- WG B: FAMA's preferred definition(s) of 'good practice'
14:00 – PLENARY
- Report from each Working Group
- WG C: Structure of the required data base
- Report from each Working Group
- Dissemination Strategy
- Timelines
- Next Meeting
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
Second Meeting: LONDON 17-18 May, 2010
1. MEETING VENUE
Kings College London
Waterloo Campus
2. MEETING SCHEDULE
Monday, 17 May, 2010
9:30 - Meeting
12:30 - Lunch
13:30 - Meeting
18:00 - Drinks and dinner
Tuesday, 18 May, 2010
9:30 - Meeting
12:30 - Lunch
13:30 - Meeting
18:00 - Drinks
3. TRAVEL IN LONDON
London has 5 main commuter airports, Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Stanstead, and City.
Of these, depending on where you are staying, Gatwick could be the most convenient for you. However, one suggestion is that you check the Transport for London Website. This is an extremely helpful tool as it sets out your customised travel options, times, etc, from port to port.
Please note that travel to and from airports can be more or less expensive, and travel times can vary greatly depending on location, time of travel and how much the ticket costs. All airports connect with Central London directly by train. I wouldn't suggest bus travel - you might find it time consuming!
4. ACCOMODATION
As a suggestion is that you book a hotel within walking distance of Waterloo (where the meeting will be held) or within walking distance of a Tube station or Overland Railway station that passes through Waterloo. This will greatly minimise any travel complications to and from hotel and the meeting venue at the King's College London's Waterloo Campus.
It is recommended, once again, is that you use the Transport for London website (see above) to check the convenience of your hotel for travel to and from our Venue.
Here are some accommodation websites you could find helpful:
Kings College London
Waterloo Campus
Franklin Wilkins Building (Waterloo Bridge Wing), Waterloo Road London SE1 9NH
Website: Waterloo Campus
On arribal (Building B on the map) please follow the signs and meeting in Room 1.20.
2. MEETING SCHEDULE
Monday, 17 May, 2010
9:30 - Meeting
12:30 - Lunch
13:30 - Meeting
18:00 - Drinks and dinner
Tuesday, 18 May, 2010
9:30 - Meeting
12:30 - Lunch
13:30 - Meeting
18:00 - Drinks
3. TRAVEL IN LONDON
London has 5 main commuter airports, Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Stanstead, and City.
Of these, depending on where you are staying, Gatwick could be the most convenient for you. However, one suggestion is that you check the Transport for London Website. This is an extremely helpful tool as it sets out your customised travel options, times, etc, from port to port.
Please note that travel to and from airports can be more or less expensive, and travel times can vary greatly depending on location, time of travel and how much the ticket costs. All airports connect with Central London directly by train. I wouldn't suggest bus travel - you might find it time consuming!
4. ACCOMODATION
As a suggestion is that you book a hotel within walking distance of Waterloo (where the meeting will be held) or within walking distance of a Tube station or Overland Railway station that passes through Waterloo. This will greatly minimise any travel complications to and from hotel and the meeting venue at the King's College London's Waterloo Campus.
It is recommended, once again, is that you use the Transport for London website (see above) to check the convenience of your hotel for travel to and from our Venue.
Here are some accommodation websites you could find helpful:
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