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视频会议系统使用手册
EConference视频会议系统使用手册V1.01. EConference视频会议系 (3)2. 软件安装 (3)3. 界面功能介绍 (4)3.1 菜单栏 (5)3.2 用户列表 (6)3.3 视频区 (6)3.4 功能控制 (7)3.5 数据会议 (7)3.5.1 电子白板 (7)3.5.2 文档共享 (7)3.5.3 协同浏览 (8)3.5.4 文字交谈 (9)4会议流程 (10)4.1 进入会议 (10)4.2 举手发言 (10)4.3 数据操作 (10)4.4 退出会议 (11)5附录 (11)1. EConference视频会议系ES视频会议系统使用户可以利用普通的PC机、标准的视频采集设备（USB摄像头或者视频头+视频采集卡）、耳机和麦克风，实现基于Internet、广域网、局域网的虚拟会议。
与传统的基于硬件的H.323解决方案相比，Ensue是纯软件解决方案。
用户无需投入高昂的成本，就能够实现高质量、高可靠性的音视频通讯的会议功能，有效地节约时间和经费，提高企业的工作效率。
Ensue提供与网站结合的接口，可与网站完整结合。
a)服务器端要求b)客户端要求2. 软件安装从网上下载客户端程序：EConf_Setup.exe ，直接运行便可安装好。
注意：安装客户端之前，请关闭登陆页面。
安装完成后再打开登陆页面进入会议。
3. 界面功能介绍Es Conference 3 的工作区为用户提供了简便、实用的操作环境，各区域的合理布局，保证了视频会议中各种功能的有效利用。
Es Conference的工作区主要有：菜单栏、用户列表区、功能控制区、数据共享区、视频区。
下图是Es Confernce的界面和各区域的布局。
3.1菜单栏菜单栏包括了视频会议中的主要功能：1、视频源：设置视频采集设备，如果没有视频采集设备或只有一个视频采集设备的话，就不必设置视频源；若有两个以上的视频采集设备，可以点击该菜单来选择使用哪个视频设备。
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英文会议手册
DIRECTORYWelcome Letter Page 2 Part 1 The Schedule of SDUWMUN Page 3 Part 2 The Committee Introduction Page 51.The Committee History2.The Structure of the Committee3.Country MatrixPart 3 The Topics & Background Page 6 Part 4 The Advice of theDais & Relevant WebsitesPage 7 Part 5 Conference Procedure & Rules Page 81. General Conference Information2. Rules on Formal Debate3. Rules Governing Resolutions4. Rules Governing Voting5. Precedence of MotionsPart 6 Award Page22 Part 7 Meeting Etiquette Page23 Appendix I Page24Welcome LetterDear Delegates and Faculty Advisors,It’s my distinct pleasure to welcome you to the fourth session of Model United Nations of Shandong University at Weihai. This conference will be held from 30th October to 31st October, 2010, hosted by the International Cooperation and Communication Department, organized by Students’ International Communication Association. We also have invited some universities in Shandong Province to participate in the conference.This is really an amazing conference, which not just develops your expertise in research, writing, public speaking but also the art of negotiation as you fight for the interests of the countries you will represent on every conceivable topic relevant in today’s global community. I sincerely hope that your experience at SDUWMUN will empower you to further your passion for international diplomacy.This April, the third session of SDUWMUN was held successfully. This October, SDUWMUN will continue the mission to present an exciting conference. Recently, the most heated discussed topics are financial crisis and human rights, so this time, our topic is that ‘the Background of the Impact of Global Financial Crisis on the Universal Realization and Effective Enjoyment of Human Rights’, we will provide a comprehensive study guide to help you become well-versed with the topic of debate. Furthermore, we hope that you can be able to benefit through taking part in the preparation.All of us are very excited to welcome you to Model United Nations in Shandong University at Weihai. SDUWMUN can be considered as a competition, a forum, and also a big brilliant party. We thank you for all of your hard work in preparing for this conference and are looking forward to an incredible party. Let’s enjoy it! And never hesitate to contact us with any questions you may have.Yours sincerely,石玉丹(Secretary-General)Shandong University at Weihai Model United NationsPART 1:The Schedule of SDUWMUN 2010 •PROCESS:Date&Time Event Place Note10.10 (19.00-21.00)ConferenceTraining(one)Training of theprocedure10.17 (19.00-21.00)ConferenceTraining(two)Training of the topics10.22 (19.00-21.00) ConferenceTraining(three)WenhuaHotelRehearsal10.24Hand in thePositionPaper Send the electronic version of Position Paper tosicawh_mun2009@hotmail.c om before 12 o’clock10.29The Invited Members Arrive, Welcome Dinner Accommodation：Wenhua Hotel at SDUW10.30（Sat）8.00-9.00Opening Ceremony10.30 (Sat) 9.00-9.30Group Photograph10.30 (Sat) 9.30-12.00Formal Conference (One)10.30 (Sat) 14.00-17.30FormalConference(Two)Submit the electronicversion of DraftResolutions tosicawh_mun2009@hotmail.com before 18.3010.30 (Sat) 19.00-20.30Young diplomat dance10.31（Sun）8.00-12.00FormalConference(Third)After discussing thedraft resolution adjourn40 minutes，before theend of the time, submitthe electronic version ofthe amendments to thesecretariat10.31（Sun）14.00-15.00News Conference10.31 (Sun) 14.00-15.00AwardCeremonyClosingCeremonyTheReportingHall atInternetBuildingPART 2:Committee IntroductionCommittee HistoryThe Human Rights Council is an inter-governmental body within the UN system made up of 47 States responsible for strengthening the promotion and protection of human rights around the globe. The Council was created by the UN General Assembly on 15 March 2006 with the main purpose of addressing situations of human rights violations and make recommendations on them. One year after holding its first meeting, on 18 June 2007, the Council adopted its “Institution-building package” [Word file] providing elements to guide it in its future work. Among the elements is the new Universal Periodic Review mechanism which will assess the human rights situations in all 192 UN Member States. Other features include a new Advisory Committee which serves as the Council’s “think tank” providing it with expertise and advice on thematic human rights issues and the revised Complaints Procedure mechanism which allows individuals and organizations to bring complaints about human rights violations to the attention of the Council. The Human Rights Council also continues to work closely with the UN Special Procedures established by the former Commission on Human Rights and assumed by the Council.The Structure of the CommitteeThe Dais:A ChairTwo RapporteursThe secretariat:One SecretaryOne Deputy Secretary GeneralThree Secretary AssistantsCountry MatrixAngola IranArgentina IsraelBahrain JapanBrazil KoreaChina NigeriaCuba PhilippinesEcuador RussiaFrance United KingdomGermany United States of AmericaIndia ZambiaPart 3:The Topics & BackgroundThe Topics:The Background of The Impact of Global Financial Crisis on the Universal Realization and Effective Enjoyment of Human RightsThe Background:In August 2007, the international financial crisis erupted, causing the decrease of trade, increase of unemployment and the deduction of investment. In the situation of the poor economy, our first concern is the recovery of the economy, but as the crisis spread, the other impacts of the crisis have been shown, and its influence to the human rights has been noticed.On Feb. 20th 2009, UN Human Rights Council held a special conference on the influence on the global economic and financial crisis. This meeting was supported by most countries of the UN Human Rights Council, and was the brainchild of Egypt with the support of the African Union and Brazil. The president of the Human Rights Council said during meeting that the crisis posed a grave threat for human rights. He further emphasized that ensuring the basic human rights was the fundamental way to respond to the global crisis.In June 2009, United Nations held the Conference on the World Financial and Economic Crisis and its Impact on Development in New York City. The United Nations convened a three-day summit of world leaders from June 24th to June 26th at its headquarters inNew York City to assess the damage from the global economic crisis. The conference concluded that people in developing countries were suffering disproportionately due to the crisis and it is the responsibility of the developed countries that caused the crisis to help. They recommended that developed countries follow the Monterrey Consensus' recommendation by giving 0.7% of their GDP as aid to poor countries.NGOs also closely followed this issue. After the global financial crisis began, six major NGOs made a joint statement that the crisis not only hurt business but also infringed upon human rights. Presently, basic social rights such as the right to shelter, healthcare and education are bearing the brunt of pressure. As the economic crisis worsened, governments also increased censorship to stifle potential unrest. NGOs are putting more pressure on governments to respect human rights by various ways.PART 4:The Advice of the DaisI.Which kind of country is influenced most by the financial crisisand the reasons;II.What challenges of human rights protection are we faced with under the pressure of the financial crisis;III. How do we do with these challenges.Relevant WebsitesUnited Nations UNA-China / Muners /web/The Database of UN Human Rights Treaty The UN Division for the Advancement of Women/womenwatch/dawPART 5:Conference Procedure & Rules1. General Conference InformationI. THE PROCESS: COMMITTEE SESSIONSFormal DebateThe formal debate will begin with an open Speakers’ List, during which time representatives have the opportunity to share their views with the entire committee. The time limit for each delegate is 2 minutes. In formal debate, representatives may make speeches, answer questions, and introduce and debate draft resolutions and amendments. Points and motions are in order during formal debate.Unmoderated ConsultationWhile in formal debate, representatives may move for an unmoderated consultation for a fixed period of time, 5 minutes in average. The consultation serves as a temporary suspension of formal debate. During this time, representatives can meet informally with each other and the committee staff to discuss working papers, draft resolutions, amendments, and other relevant issues. A great deal of draft resolution writing and compromise is usually accomplished during this period of time, and representatives are encouraged to use consultation time to the best of their advantage.Moderated ConsultationRepresentatives can also make motions for moderated consultations on specific topics to focus the debate of the committee on issues that are of particular relevance. When a motion for moderated consultation is passed, the Chairperson shall call upon representatives to address committee members for a predetermined amount of time which should be decided by the delegate who make this motion. No motions are in order during a moderated discussion.Submission and Debate of ProposalsBefore we can discuss the specifics of the debate structure, it is important to note that the purpose of the debate is to produce a comprehensive and pragmatic solution to the issue, embodied in a document called a resolution. The process for producing a resolution in a CNMUN committee consists of two written stages: the workingpaper and the draft resolution. By writing, submitting, introducing and debating on proposals, the committee will be propelled towards a pragmatic and holistic solution to the issue. The path towards a resolution will be depicted in details below.VotingThe final act in the discussion of a topic area is voting on the draft resolution(s) on the floor (as amended throughout the course of debate). A draft resolution is passed when two-thirds majority of the committee votes in its favor and only one resolution may be passed for a topic area. Consideration of the topic area is normally over when one comprehensive resolution has been passed. And then the meeting will be adjourned if a simple majority members present and voting.II. THE PATH TOWARDS A RESOLUTIONIf we are to understand the nuances of the debate, we must first grasp the path towards the resolution.1). Working PaperWorking papers mainly serve as a point of reference for discussion in committee by putting abstract ideas into a concrete, written form (please see the sample provided later in this guide). Working papers are usually short proposals on one or more aspects of the problem under discussion and serve as a way of breaking down an issue into manageable units. With the approval of the Chairperson, working papers are copied and distributed so that the committee’s representatives can learn about the positions and interests of other representatives. As the committee’s work progresses, new points and ideas should be compiled into new working papers. Amendments cannot be made to working papers. Subsequent working papers must contain ideas that do not appear on any previous or concurrent working papers. Working papers should help advance the committee’s work, not duplicate it. This means that once a variety of proposals and viewpoints are introduced, the committee should begin to formulate the working papers into comprehensive draft resolutions. Representatives should be aware that working papers are not “mini-resolutions” in that they do not need to be in any specific format and do not need to cover all the issues raised in the Questions a Resolution Must Answer portion of the study guide. Additionally, ideas do not have to appear in working papers before they can become draft resolutions. In another word, working papers do provide a very useful tool for getting the entire committee’s feedback on specific ideas before presenting them as formal draft resolutions.2).Position PaperPosition papers are single-spaced, one-page documents that explain your country’s position on a particular topic. They should be instructive, clear, and concise, so as to leave no doubt on your country’s stance. Include your name, the name of your university, and the country delegation you are representing at the top of the document. Each delegation of a committee must turn in one position paper before the conference. Please adhere to the following three-paragraph format, setting the topic of Children’s Education Rights as an example:The first paragraph must state your country’s position on this topic. What is your country’s education status of children? What are the obstacles of your nation to achieve the goal of “Universal primary education” and “Gender equality in education”?The second paragraph will present what kinds of efforts your country has paid on attempt to settle down this issue. In addition, what is the relationship between your country and the international community in cooperation? What specific policy steps at the international, regional, national and community levels does your country desire to undertake in order to promote the domestic educations situation for children?The final paragraph must present a plan to ensure and expand the availability of primary education enrollment in impoverished nations and regions, especially in SAS and SSA. Considering the proposed solutions presented in the topic booklet, these plans must be viable and involve specific roles for United Nations agencies, national governments, regional organizations, international bodies, and NGOs in their implementation. A strong plan will address most of the QARMAs. Ingenuity (i.e. not simply copying the suggestions already presented) and novel syntheses of existing proposals are strongly encouraged. Requirement on Position PaperCountry:Committee:Topic:Delegates:3). Draft ResolutionsAs in the real United Nations, the main vehicle of action at CNMUN is the resolution, a formal document in which a committee spells out the action to be taken in order to solve a particular problem. Each draft resolution should deal specifically with the topic area currently under discussion by the committee. The following criteria mustbe met before a draft resolution can be introduced to the committee:* It must completely address the points set out in the “Questions a Resolution Must Answer” section of the study guide as well as any other points that have been raised in the course of debate.* It must be well-written, concise, comprehensive, and free of grammatical and typographical errors.* It must have the minimum number of signatories as stipulated in the Rules of Procedure.* It must receive the approval and signature of the Chairperson.* It must be completely original work done at the conference; no prewritten draft resolutions will be allowed, and plagiarism will not be tolerated. Because the committee can pass only one resolution on each topic, representatives should expect to be asked to revise draft resolutions several times before they meet the Chairperson’s standards. While the Chairperson will not advocate a particular solution, it is his or her responsibility to ensure that the committee has fulfilled its responsibilities and adequately addressed the entire topic before it can be introduced as a draft resolution. The Chairpersons are trained to be very discriminating in accepting draft resolutions, and representatives should not be surprised or offended if the dais staff sends a proposal for a draft resolution back to the committee for revision before approving it. It is the committee’s responsibility to construct an effective resolution to handle the situation at hand. When a draft resolution is introduced, it is usually not ready for an immediate vote. Much debate, compromise, and revision are involved in the formulation of a resolution that can be agreed upon by the committee. Listed below are some (not comprehensive) guidelines for good resolutions:* A good resolution should represent a technical solution to the issue. It is not enough to merely create an additional committee to discuss the problem or to condemn or approve of this or that country. The resolution should present specific, concrete proposals to deal with the issue at hand.* The resolution should be the product of a workable compromise among the nations party to a dispute (in an antagonistic political situation) or among the competing viewpoints on how an issue should be resolved (in a cooperative problem-solving situation). This means all involved parties should agree. Any resolution dealing the situation in Israel/Palestine, for example, is meaningless if it does not meet with the approval of both Israel and the Arab community. * The compromise reached must take into account the relative power of the parties to the dispute. In the United Nations, each nation has one equal vote. But in the international community, it is a fact that some nations have more power than others. When drafting a resolution, keep in mind that a realistic world view is essential to a solution that can be effectively implemented in the global arena.Requirement on Draft ResolutionCommittee:Topic:Sponsors:Signatories:THE CONTENT SHOULD BE WRITTEN IN VERDANA NO.54). AmendmentsThe amendment process is used to perfect and improve draft resolutions as the course of debate evolves to reflect concerns that may not have been addressed in the original document. A clear understanding of the rules of procedure is very important to the process of proposing, debating, and voting on an amendment. Chairperson will clarify this process at conference, time permitting, but a review of the amendment process as described in the Rules of Procedure is highly recommended to optimize a committee’s efficiency and productivity. At CNMUN, all amendments must be put to procedural vote of the entire committee. Only at the Chairperson’s discretion can amendments be made without vote (on non-substantive matters such as typos). There are no friendly amendments, and all amendments are treated in the same way regardless of the effect they have on the draft resolution in question. If an amendment is passed by the body, it is immediately incorporated into the text of the draft resolution for the purposes of debate and voting.Requirement on The AmendmentAmendmentCommittee:：Topic:：Sponsors:Signatories：THE CONTINENT SHOULD BE WRITTEN IN VERDANA NO.4 with DOUBLE SPACING2. Rules on Formal DebateDuring the formal debate, all delegates are required to follow the rule of procedures and maintain decorum. Formal debate can be divided into the following segments:Roll CallIn this phase, the Rapporteur would announce the name of each member state and observer in alphabetical order. Upon announcement, the aforementioned country’s delegate would raise his/her placard and announce “present”.Setting of AgendaEstablishment of Speakers ListThe Committee will have an open Speakers List for the topic area being discussed. The Director would initially call for countries willing to speak to be added to the list and will set the speaking time beforehand.Making of SpeechesTime LimitAll speakers on any speaker list would be given 120 seconds to speak unless a delegate moves otherwise, and such a motion requires a second and a simple majority to pass.YieldsAfter a delegate has finished his/her speech within the allocated time, any remaining time can be yielded. There are four different types of yields:Yield Time to Another DelegateThis situation usually appears when country A which yields his/her time and country B to whom the time is yielded to have reached a consensus after discussion. The delegate from country B would utilize the time remaining from A’s speech to speak. If there is still time remaining after B’s speech, there would be no further yielding of time.Yield Time to QuestionsOnce a delegate that has spoken chooses to yield his/her time to questions, the Director would ask for delegates willing to ask questions to raise their placards and would randomly pick any of such delegates to pose their inquiries. The time for asking questions would not be included in the remaining time of the previous speech. The delegate speaking can use the remaining time to answer all questions posed.Yield Time to CommentsOnce a delegate chooses to yield his/her remaining speaking time to comments, the Director would ask for delegates willing to comment to raise their placards andrandomly pick any of such delegates to speak. Delegates appointed to comment can use the remaining time to make relevant comments; however, the delegate who has yielded his/her time would not be allowed to express his/her opinions again or rebut the comments in this same time frame. The Director will rule out any comments that do not pertain to the previous speech. Yield Time to the ChairUpon yielding time to the chair, a delegate chooses to forego his/her remaining time and the Director would proceed on with the rest of the proceedings.Points and MotionsAfter a delegate has spoken/fully utilized the allocated speaking time, the Director would ask for points or motions from the Committee. At this point in time, a delegate can raise points or motions according to his/her needs. MotionsMotion to set speaking time Simple Majority （50%+1）Motion for a Moderated Consultation Simple Majority （50%+1）Motion for a Unmoderated Consultation Simple Majority （50%+1）Motion to Suspend the Meeting Simple Majority （50%+1）Motion to Close Debate Two-thirds MajorityPointsPoint of Order When a delegate feels that the Director or another delegate has made an error in the rules of procedures,he/she can raise a Point of Order to correct the mistake.This can be done even in the middle of a speech, but theright should be exercised with caution.NovotePoint of Inquiry When a delegate has questions about the rules of procedures, he/she can raise a Point of Parliamentary Inquiry to the Director.NovotePoint of Personal Privilege When a delegate feels any personal discomfort that will hinder his/her participation of the meeting,he/she can raise a Point of Personal Privilegeto obtain the assistance of the Dais. This can be doneeven in the middle of a speech, but the right should be exercised whit caution.Novote3. Rules Governing ResolutionsDraft ResolutionsOne member could sponsor only one draft resolution and the co-sponsors of the draft resolutions need to sign on to it which indicates their support. One member may sign more than one draft resolution. Signing a draft resolution does not explicitly indicate the support for the draft resolution but only indicate a desire for the draft resolution to be discussed in committee. As such, the signatory has no obligations towards the draft resolution.Consideration of Draft ResolutionsA draft resolution may be proposed only when it has been signed by a quarter of the members present at the session. A representative may motion to introduce a draft resolution as long as it has been approved by the Chairperson and then distributed to all members. At the Chairperson’s discretion, he/she shall recognize the main sponsors to introduce the draft resolution and permit a clarification session with a time limit. Any substantive points will be ruled out of order during this period. More than one draft resolution may be on the floor at any one time, but at most one draft resolution may be passed. Debate on draft resolutions proceeds according to the general Speakers’ List and representatives may then refer to the draft resolutions by its designated number.A draft resolution requires two thirds majority of members to adopt it. The draft resolution adopted by each committee will be debated and put to vote at the Plenary. The draft resolution supported by more than two-thirds member states will be adopted as the final decision. If the draft resolutions are not adopted, a Chairperson’s statement will be issued.Consideration of AmendmentsRepresentatives may amend any draft resolution on the floor. The amendment must be substantively different from the resolution it seeks to amend. Only one amendment may be introduced at any given time.4. Rules Governing VotingProcedural VotingAll voting is considered procedural with the exception of voting on draft resolutions and their amendments. Representatives must vote on all procedural motions, and no abstentions are allowed. All procedural matters shall be voted upon using name plates. A motion that requires a simple majority needs more than half of the Committee members present and voting.A motion that requires two-thirds to pass requires exactly two-thirds of the Committee memberspresent and voting. After closure of debate, the Committee shall move into voting procedure. At that point, only the following points and motions shall be allowed: Motion for a Roll Call Vote, Motion for Reordering the Draft Resolution, and Point of Order. If there are no such motions, the Committee shall vote on all draft resolutions.Substantive VotingThe only substantive voting shall be voted on draft resolutions and amendments. All other votes shall be procedural voting. For substantive voting, each member shall have one vote and, it requires two-thirds majority for the Committee to adopt a resolution or an amendment. The Council shall normally vote by show of name plates, except that any member state requests a roll-call, which shall be taken in the English alphabetical order of the names of the member states of the Council. The name of each member state shall be called in all roll-calls, and its representative shall replay “yes”, “no” or “abstention”. Decisions on substantive matters of the Council or Committees shall be made by two-thirds of the members present and voting. Members who abstain from voting are considered as not voting. The Chairperson shall then announce the outcome of the vote. Brief statements by member states consisting solely of explanations of their votes may be permitted by the Chairperson before the voting has commenced or after the voting has been completed.Order of Voting On Draft ResolutionIf there is more than one draft resolution, they shall, unless the Committee decides otherwise, be voted on in the order in which they were submitted. The Committee may, after each vote on a draft resolution, decide whether to vote on the next draft resolution.Reordering Draft ResolutionsA Motion to Reorder Draft Resolutions shall only be in order immediately after entering voting procedure, and before voting has started on any draft resolutions. If the motion receives the simple majority required to pass, the Chairperson shall take all motions to reorder draft resolutions and then vote on them in the order in which they came. Voting shall continue until either a motion passes, receiving a simple majority, or all of the motions fail, in which case the Committee shall move into voting procedure, voting on the draft resolutions in their original order. Only one motion to reorder draft resolutions is in order in each round of voting procedures.Order of Voting On AmendmentsBefore an amendment is included into a draft resolution, the amendment shall be voted on first. When two or more amendments are proposed to a draft resolution, the amendment furthest removed in substance from the original draft resolution shall be voted on first and then the amendment next furthest removed there, and so on。
cvpr会议手册
cvpr会议手册摘要：一、会议手册简介1.会议背景2.会议主题3.会议时间与地点4.会议组织者与赞助商二、会议日程安排1.主题演讲2.专题研讨会3.论文发表与交流4.海报展示与交流5.展览与参观三、会议论文收录1.论文收录范围2.论文投稿与审稿流程3.论文出版与检索四、参会者信息1.注册费用与支付方式2.住宿与交通指南3.会议证件与注意事项五、联系我们1.会议官方网站2.会议联系邮箱与电话3.社交媒体与交流平台正文：【会议手册简介】CVPR（Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition，计算机视觉与模式识别国际会议）是计算机视觉领域的顶级学术会议，每年举办一次。
本文主要介绍CVPR 会议手册的内容，帮助参会者更好地了解会议相关信息。
本次CVPR 会议的主题为“Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition: Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice（计算机视觉与模式识别：连接理论与实践的桥梁）”。
会议将于2022 年6 月19 日至6 月24 日在美国洛杉矶举行，由国际计算机视觉与模式识别领域的专家学者、企业代表、研究机构等共同参与。
会议组织者与赞助商包括IEEE、ACM、CVPR 基金会等。
【会议日程安排】本次CVPR 会议为期六天，日程安排丰富多样，涵盖了主题演讲、专题研讨会、论文发表与交流、海报展示与交流以及展览与参观等活动。
其中，主题演讲将邀请领域内的知名专家就计算机视觉与模式识别的前沿动态和发展趋势进行分享；专题研讨会将针对具体研究课题展开深入讨论。
【会议论文收录】CVPR 会议旨在推动计算机视觉与模式识别领域的研究与发展。
会议论文收录范围包括原创研究论文、综述论文、技术报告等。
参会者可通过会议官方网站进行论文投稿与审稿。
被收录的论文将由IEEE 出版，并在IEEE Xplore 数字图书馆进行检索。
最新conference手册说明
1简介1Confluence为团队提供一个协作空间。
在这里，团队成员齐心协力，协同地2编写同一个文档和管理项目。
可以在Confluence中记录和共享会议记录、需求3管理、项目计划、规范要求等任何你喜欢的东西！ Confluence真正实现了组织4资源共享！5主页面：左侧展示用户所在的空间和收藏空间列表，右侧会显示该用户关注6的文档、所在空间、收藏空间等动态。
789102主要功能112.1空间122.1.1创建空间（admin）13Confluence是以创建“空间”的方式管理文档，可以按类别创建多个空间，14如项目文档空间、产品文档空间、其他文档空间。
每个空间下可以管理不同的页15面，如：空白页、博文、jira、产品需求、任务报告、回顾、报导文章等模板页16面。
（还可以自定义模板）1718如上图所示：当前是以最高权限admin进入系统，admin可以创建“空间”，19包括：文档空间、空白空间、知识库和团队空间。
四个不同的空间都可以创建属20于该空间下的不同页面。
21如：221.知识库:知识库空间下可以创建“指导文章”“故障排除文章”或23自定义模板。
242.文档空间：文档空间下可以创建“空白页面”，在页面上可制定25文档模板。
262.1.2编辑空间27点击“编辑”按钮可对空间的首页进行介绍。
282930文档里嵌入了OFFICE部分控件，可直使用上面的功能，还可以插入文件、31图片、链接等更多内容。
322.1.3关注33点击“关注”按钮，在弹出的页面可管理关注该页面的人员，如果该页面发34生变化，各个人员登陆后可看见发生变化的信息。
35362.1.4更多功能37点击右侧更多功能可列出更多的功能为用户使用。
3839402.2子空间（admin以下用户）41点击“创建”按钮，可为空间创建子空间，选择已有的分类模板或自定义模42板。
子空间所具有的功能继承了空间的功能。
43子空间下可继续创建子空间，并为子空间选择已有的分类模板或自定义模板44452.3个人空间（个人用户）46每个用户都可创建自己的个人空间，个人空间拥有空间是全部功能，个人用47户可在自己的个人空间上创建博文、空白页、JIRA报告、任务报告、指导文章、48产品需求、回顾或自定义模板，在创建的各类文件上写作。
conference手册说明
conference⼿册说明1 简介Confluence为团队提供⼀个协作空间。
在这⾥，团队成员齐⼼协⼒，协同地编写同⼀个⽂档和管理项⽬。
可以在Confluence中记录和共享会议记录、需求管理、项⽬计划、规范要求等任何你喜欢的东西！Confluence真正实现了组织资源共享！主页⾯：左侧展⽰⽤户所在的空间和收藏空间列表，右侧会显⽰该⽤户关注的⽂档、所在空间、收藏空间等动态。
2 主要功能2.1 空间2.1.1 创建空间（admin）Confluence是以创建“空间”的⽅式管理⽂档，可以按类别创建多个空间，如项⽬⽂档空间、产品⽂档空间、其他⽂档空间。
每个空间下可以管理不同的页⾯，如：空⽩页、博⽂、jira、产品需求、任务报告、回顾、报导⽂章等模板页⾯。
（还可以⾃定义模板）如上图所⽰：当前是以最⾼权限admin进⼊系统，admin可以创建“空间”，包括：⽂档空间、空⽩空间、知识库和团队空间。
四个不同的空间都可以创建属于该空间下的不同页⾯。
如：1. 知识库:知识库空间下可以创建“指导⽂章”“故障排除⽂章”或⾃定义模板。
2. ⽂档空间：⽂档空间下可以创建“空⽩页⾯”，在页⾯上可制定⽂档模板。
2.1.2 编辑空间点击“编辑”按钮可对空间的⾸页进⾏介绍。
⽂档⾥嵌⼊了OFFICE部分控件，可直使⽤上⾯的功能，还可以插⼊⽂件、图⽚、链接等更多内容。
2.1.3 关注点击“关注”按钮，在弹出的页⾯可管理关注该页⾯的⼈员，如果该页⾯发⽣变化，各个⼈员登陆后可看见发⽣变化的信息。
2.1.4 更多功能点击右侧更多功能可列出更多的功能为⽤户使⽤。
2.2 ⼦空间（admin以下⽤户）点击“创建”按钮，可为空间创建⼦空间，选择已有的分类模板或⾃定义模板。
⼦空间所具有的功能继承了空间的功能。
⼦空间下可继续创建⼦空间，并为⼦空间选择已有的分类模板或⾃定义模板2.3 个⼈空间（个⼈⽤户）每个⽤户都可创建⾃⼰的个⼈空间，个⼈空间拥有空间是全部功能，个⼈⽤户可在⾃⼰的个⼈空间上创建博⽂、空⽩页、JIRA 报告、任务报告、指导⽂章、产品需求、回顾或⾃定义模板，在创建的各类⽂件上写作。
conference手册说明
1 简介Confluence为团队提供一个协作空间。
在这里,团队成员齐心协力,协同地编写同一个文档与管理项目。
可以在Confluence中记录与共享会议记录、需求管理、项目计划、规范要求等任何您喜欢的东西！Confluence真正实现了组织资源共享！主页面:左侧展示用户所在的空间与收藏空间列表,右侧会显示该用户关注的文档、所在空间、收藏空间等动态。
2 主要功能2.1 空间2.1.1 创建空间(admin)Confluence就是以创建“空间”的方式管理文档,可以按类别创建多个空间,如项目文档空间、产品文档空间、其她文档空间。
每个空间下可以管理不同的页面,如:空白页、博文、jira、产品需求、任务报告、回顾、报导文章等模板页面。
(还可以自定义模板)如上图所示:当前就是以最高权限admin进入系统,admin可以创建“空间”,包括:文档空间、空白空间、知识库与团队空间。
四个不同的空间都可以创建属于该空间下的不同页面。
如:1. 知识库:知识库空间下可以创建“指导文章”“故障排除文章”或自定义模板。
2. 文档空间:文档空间下可以创建“空白页面”,在页面上可制定文档模板。
2.1.2 编辑空间点击“编辑”按钮可对空间的首页进行介绍。
文档里嵌入了OFFICE部分控件,可直使用上面的功能,还可以插入文件、图片、链接等更多内容。
2.1.3 关注点击“关注”按钮,在弹出的页面可管理关注该页面的人员,如果该页面发生变化,各个人员登陆后可瞧见发生变化的信息。
2.1.4 更多功能点击右侧更多功能可列出更多的功能为用户使用。
2.2 子空间(admin以下用户)点击“创建”按钮,可为空间创建子空间,选择已有的分类模板或自定义模板。
子空间所具有的功能继承了空间的功能。
子空间下可继续创建子空间,并为子空间选择已有的分类模板或自定义模板2.3 个人空间(个人用户)每个用户都可创建自己的个人空间,个人空间拥有空间就是全部功能,个人用户可在自己的个人空间上创建博文、空白页、JIRA报告、任务报告、指导文章、产品需求、回顾或自定义模板,在创建的各类文件上写作。
会议手册范本
会议手册范本一、会议基本信息1、会议名称：明确本次会议的主题和目的，例如“年度工作计划研讨会”、“新产品推广方案审议会”等。
2、会议时间：具体到年、月、日、时、分，包括开始时间和预计结束时间，以便参会人员合理安排日程。
3、会议地点：详细的地址，包括会议室的名称或房间号码，如果需要特殊的入场方式或指引，也应在此注明。
4、会议主办方：说明负责组织和召集本次会议的部门或个人。
5、会议联系人：提供联系人的姓名、电话或电子邮箱，以便参会人员在有疑问或需要特殊协助时能够及时联系到相关人员。
二、会议议程1、开场致辞简要介绍会议的目的、议程和预期成果。
2、主题报告安排相关人员就重要议题进行详细的报告和阐述。
3、讨论环节针对报告内容或其他相关问题，组织参会人员进行充分的讨论和交流。
4、决策与总结对讨论结果进行总结，形成决策或明确下一步的行动计划。
5、闭幕致辞对会议进行简要总结，感谢参会人员的参与和贡献。
在每个议程项目中，应注明预计的时间分配和负责报告或主持讨论的人员。
三、参会人员1、列出所有参会人员的姓名、部门和职务。
这有助于参会人员提前了解彼此的背景，便于在会议中更有效地交流和合作。
2、如有需要，还可以注明参会人员的角色，如主讲人、评论员、记录员等。
四、会议准备1、资料准备明确需要参会人员提前准备和阅读的相关资料，如报告文档、数据表格、背景材料等，并提供获取这些资料的途径，如通过内部网络共享、电子邮件发送等。
2、设备准备如果会议需要使用特殊的设备或技术，如投影仪、音响系统、视频会议设备等，应提前说明并确保其正常运行。
3、场地布置根据会议的性质和规模，对会议室进行适当的布置，如摆放桌椅、准备纸笔、设置展示区域等。
五、会议规则1、发言规则明确发言的顺序、时间限制和方式，例如是否需要举手发言、是否允许打断他人等。
2、倾听规则强调参会人员应认真倾听他人的发言，避免私下交谈或使用电子设备分心。
3、保密规则对于涉及敏感信息或机密内容的会议，应制定严格的保密规则，要求参会人员不得随意泄露会议内容。
iecon2020会议手册
iecon2020会议手册IECON 2020 Conference GuideIntroduction:Welcome to the IECON 2020 Conference Guide! This comprehensive handbook aims to provide all the necessary information for participants attending the upcoming IECON 2020 conference. In this guide, you will find details about the conference program, keynote speakers, workshops, social events, and important logistical information. Let's explore the exciting opportunities awaiting you at IECON 2020!Conference Overview:IECON 2020 is an internationally renowned conference dedicated to the latest advancements in industrial electronics, control, and automation. With a broad scope covering various fields, including power electronics, robotics, renewable energy systems, and more, the conference brings together researchers, practitioners, and industry experts to share their knowledge and collaborate.Conference Program:The conference program spans over several days and includes a diverse range of activities. It encompasses plenary sessions, keynote addresses, technical paper presentations, workshops, tutorials, panel discussions, and poster sessions. The program is designed to accommodate the diverse interests and needs of conference participants, allowing for ample networking opportunities and exchange of ideas.Keynote Speakers:IECON 2020 features a lineup of renowned keynote speakers who are experts in their respective fields. These speakers will deliver insightful talks, sharing their expertise and highlighting the latest trends and breakthroughs in industrial electronics and automation. Their presentations will provide valuable insights and inspire new perspectives among the conference attendees.Technical Paper Presentations:One of the highlights of IECON 2020 is the technical paper presentations. Researchers from around the globe submit their original work, which undergoes a rigorous peer-review process. Accepted papers will be presented in dedicated sessions, where authors will showcase their findings and engage in discussions. This platform encourages knowledge sharing, collaboration, and the exploration of emerging research areas.Workshops and Tutorials:IECON 2020 offers workshops and tutorials led by prominent experts in specific fields related to industrial electronics and automation. These sessions aim to provide in-depth knowledge and practical guidance on various topics, ranging from control systems to intelligent manufacturing. Attending these workshops and tutorials will enrich participants' understanding of cutting-edge technologies and their applications.Social Events and Networking:IECON 2020 acknowledges the importance of social interactions and networking opportunities for conference attendees. Throughout theconference, participants will have the chance to engage in various social events, including gala dinners, networking luncheons, and receptions. These events provide a relaxed and informal environment for participants to connect, exchange ideas, and build professional relationships.Logistical Information:To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, the conference guide provides essential logistical information. It includes details about the conference venue, accommodation options, transportation, and city attractions. Additionally, participants will find information about registration procedures, visa requirements (if applicable), and other practicalities thatwill facilitate their attendance at IECON 2020.Conclusion:In conclusion, the IECON 2020 Conference Guide serves as a comprehensive resource for conference participants, offering valuable information about the program, keynote speakers, technical paper presentations, workshops, tutorials, social events, and logistical details. It is designed to enhance attendees' experience and ensure their active participation in this premier industrial electronics and automation conference. We look forward to welcoming you to IECON 2020 and witnessing the exchange of knowledge, collaboration, and innovation that lies ahead.。
conference手册说明
1 简介Confluence为团队提供一个协作空间。
在这里,团队成员齐心协力,协同地编写同一个文档与管理项目。
可以在Confluence中记录与共享会议记录、需求管理、项目计划、规范要求等任何您喜欢得东西！Confluence真正实现了组织资源共享！主页面:左侧展示用户所在得空间与收藏空间列表,右侧会显示该用户关注得文档、所在空间、收藏空间等动态。
2 主要功能2.1 空间2.1.1 创建空间(admin)Confluence就是以创建“空间”得方式管理文档,可以按类别创建多个空间,如项目文档空间、产品文档空间、其她文档空间。
每个空间下可以管理不同得页面,如:空白页、博文、jira、产品需求、任务报告、回顾、报导文章等模板页面。
(还可以自定义模板)如上图所示:当前就是以最高权限admin进入系统,admin可以创建“空间”,包括:文档空间、空白空间、知识库与团队空间。
四个不同得空间都可以创建属于该空间下得不同页面。
如:1. 知识库:知识库空间下可以创建“指导文章”“故障排除文章”或自定义模板。
2. 文档空间:文档空间下可以创建“空白页面”,在页面上可制定文档模板。
2.1.2 编辑空间点击“编辑”按钮可对空间得首页进行介绍。
文档里嵌入了OFFICE部分控件,可直使用上面得功能,还可以插入文件、图片、链接等更多内容。
2.1.3 关注点击“关注”按钮,在弹出得页面可管理关注该页面得人员,如果该页面发生变化,各个人员登陆后可瞧见发生变化得信息。
2.1.4 更多功能点击右侧更多功能可列出更多得功能为用户使用。
2.2 子空间(admin以下用户)点击“创建”按钮,可为空间创建子空间,选择已有得分类模板或自定义模板。
子空间所具有得功能继承了空间得功能。
子空间下可继续创建子空间,并为子空间选择已有得分类模板或自定义模板2.3 个人空间(个人用户)每个用户都可创建自己得个人空间,个人空间拥有空间就是全部功能,个人用户可在自己得个人空间上创建博文、空白页、JIRA报告、任务报告、指导文章、产品需求、回顾或自定义模板,在创建得各类文件上写作。
V2conference产品功能介绍
• 12、这一秒不放弃，下一秒就会有希望。21-Aug-2021 August 202020.8.21
• 13、无论才能知识多么卓著，如果缺乏热情，则无异 纸上画饼充饥，无补于事。Friday, August 21, 202021-Au
右击桌面“我的电脑”属 性
选择“硬件”－“设备管 理器”
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V2 Conference视频会议 音视频操作
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申请发言
发言按扭
用户点击“普通”菜单的“申请发言”命令（或者点 击状态栏中的发言按扭），则获得发言权限。再次点击 “申请发言”命令（注意：此时菜单已显示为“退出发 言”），则释放发言权。
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电子举手
➢ 自动进行举手人数统计
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投票
➢ 投票内容编辑，系统带 有投票编辑器
➢ 可选择单远、多选、记 名、不记名等多种投票 方式
➢ 可设定投票时限 ➢ 可查看和发布投票结果
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赋予/取消发言权限 赋予/取消数据操作权 请出会议 查看用户信息 主席置换 锁定会议
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点击会议名，进入会议登陆页面 输入系统管理员或预约 用户名及密码，进行会 议室的预约和管理
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4、输入用户名、用户密码（如会议为非注册用户参加，直接输入用户 名），以及会议密码再点击“进入会议” 。
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5、系统会自动提示安装客户端插件。选择“安装”。安装过程显示 完成后，系统会自动进入会议。安装过程中会出现两次黑屏闪烁现 象，属于系统检测过程。
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会议手册(范本)精简版
会议手册(范本)会议手册(范本)1. 会议概述本会议手册旨在提供一个范本，帮助组织者规划和组织一场成功的会议。
本手册包含会议的各个方面，包括会议的目的、议程、参与人员和时间安排等。
2. 会议目的明确会议的目的，确保所有参与人员都了解会议所要解决的问题和目标。
3. 会议议程3.1 开场致辞在会议开始时，组织者应该发表一个开场致辞，欢迎所有参与人员。
开场致辞可以概括会议的目的和期望的结果。
3.2 自我介绍在会议的开头，所有与会人员应该进行自我介绍。
这样可以帮助所有与会人员了解彼此的背景和职责。
3.3 会议主题演讲根据会议的主题，组织者可以邀请一个专家或领导者发表主题演讲。
主题演讲可以帮助所有与会人员获得更全面的了解。
3.4 分组讨论根据会议的目标，将与会人员分成小组进行讨论。
每个小组应有一个组长负责引导讨论，并确保每个小组都有机会分享他们的观点和想法。
3.5 和结论在会议即将结束之前，组织者应该进行，并提出会议的结论和下一步行动计划。
4. 参与人员列出所有参与会议的人员，包括组织者、演讲者和与会者。
确保包括他们的姓名和职位。
5. 日期、时间和地点提供会议的日期、时间和地点，确保所有参与人员都可以按时到达。
6. 注意事项和要求6.1 提前准备提醒与会人员提前准备好相关材料，以便更好地参与会议讨论。
6.2 时间管理鼓励与会人员在会议期间合理安排时间，确保会议按预定议程进行。
6.3 尊重他人强调与会人员之间的互相尊重和包容，鼓励积极参与和有效沟通。
7. 会议资料在会议手册的末尾，提供额外的会议资料，如相关报告、调研数据等。
这些资料可以帮助与会人员更好地理解会议的背景和目标。
以上就是一个会议手册的范本，希望可以对您的会议规划和组织有所帮助。
祝您的会议圆满成功！。
会议手册范本
会议手册范本一、会议基本信息1、会议主题：明确本次会议的核心议题，例如“关于项目名称的推进方案讨论”。
2、会议时间：具体到年、月、日、时、分，如 20XX 年 X 月 X 日XX:XX XX:XX。
3、会议地点：详细地址，包括会议室名称或房间号，如具体地址会议室名称。
二、会议目的清晰阐述召开本次会议的主要目标，比如：1、对特定事项进行决策。
2、汇报工作进展/项目阶段成果。
3、协调各方资源，解决存在的问题。
三、参会人员1、列出参会人员的姓名、部门和职务。
2、如有嘉宾或外部人员，需特别注明。
四、会议议程1、按照时间顺序，详细列出每个议程的主题、预计时长、负责人和发言顺序。
例如：XX:XX XX:XX 开场致辞负责人姓名XX:XX XX:XX 工作汇报汇报人姓名XX:XX XX:XX 讨论环节全体参会人员2、为每个议程留出适当的休息时间，以保证参会人员的精力和注意力。
五、会议准备1、提醒参会人员提前阅读相关资料，如报告、文档等，并在会议前发送给他们。
2、要求相关人员准备好汇报材料、数据等。
六、会议规则1、强调发言时间的限制，避免冗长的发言影响会议进度。
2、规定手机静音或关机，保持会议秩序。
3、明确尊重他人意见，避免打断他人发言。
七、会议记录1、明确会议记录的负责人。
2、记录的重点包括会议决策、重要观点、行动计划等。
八、会议跟进1、确定后续行动的责任人。
2、明确行动的时间节点和交付成果。
九、注意事项1、提醒参会人员按时到达会议地点。
2、告知参会人员如果无法参加会议，应提前请假并说明原因。
十、附件如有相关的文件、图表、资料等，可作为附件附在会议手册后面，方便参会人员查阅。
以下是一个会议手册的示例，您可以参考：会议名称会议手册一、会议基本信息1、会议主题：新产品上市方案研讨2、会议时间：20XX 年 5 月 10 日 9:00 12:003、会议地点：公司总部 301 会议室二、会议目的1、讨论新产品的市场定位和营销策略。
会议手册
会议注册与会各校在会议开始前进行签到。
各位领队代表在签到时自己核对代表信息并领取会议文件袋。
文件袋中包含会议手册（每人一本）、学术标准手册（每人一本）、胸卡（每人一个）等。
国家牌、意向条等材料不在会议注册时发放。
请各位参会人员妥善保管各项会议物品，如有任何物品遗失，请马上联系大会组委会或代表服务处得工作人员。
部分遗失物品需进行购买。
胸卡和国家牌与会人员在会议期间必须随时佩戴胸卡，胸卡是参会人员的唯一有效凭证。
各位领队及代表须出示大会组委会印发的胸卡才可进入会场，会议工作人员有权阻止任何未佩戴胸卡的人员进入会场。
丢失胸卡可到服务处补办。
为了方便达标识别，与会人员胸卡颜色将根据身份不同进行区分。
具体将在会议期间进行通知。
每个国家在每个委员会中有一个国家牌，组委会所发国家牌是会议唯一认可的国家牌。
在正式会议中，各位代表通过举起国家牌的方式进行答到、动议（问题）及投票。
在每个委员会分会结束后，各位代表须将国家牌留在桌上，由主席团同意保管及排列放置。
在全部会议结束后，代表可带走国家牌以作纪念。
丢失国家牌可到代表服务处进行补办。
复印及打印代表提交的会议文件（工作文件、决议草案、修正案等）经会议指导签字并为文件编号后，可以交由大会工作人员复印并分发给代表。
如需打印，需将文件保存至可移动硬盘中，经会议指导审批通过以后，可以交由大会工作人员进行打印。
任何情况下没有经过会议指导通过的文件都不能复印或打印，个人复印文件不允许带入会场分发。
电脑及网络请代表自行携带笔记本电脑。
笔记本电脑使用原则：代表可以在自由磋商时或委员会会场外使用笔记本电脑，不能在会议进行时在会场上使用电脑。
参会证明及奖项设置所有参会人员（包括教师、代表、志愿者）都将在会议结束后获得大会颁发的参会证明。
参会代表如无故缺席部分委员会分会，组委会有权不授予其参会证明。
石室中学模拟联合国大会为非竞赛性质的会议，获得奖项不作为大会的核心意义或代表的参会目标。
会务手册英语
会务手册英语Conference ManualTable of Contents1. Introduction2. Conference Theme and Objectives3. Schedule of Events4. Conference Venue5. Accommodation6. Registration Process7. Keynote Speakers8. Presentation Guidelines9. Exhibition Area10. Networking Opportunities11. Meals and Refreshments12. Conference Materials13. Social Events14. Transportation15. Emergency Information16. Contact Information1. IntroductionWelcome to the Conference Manual! This handbook is designed to provide all necessary information about the upcoming conference. It contains details about the conference theme, schedule, venue, registration process, and other vital aspects of the event.2. Conference Theme and ObjectivesThis section explains the main theme and objectives of the conference. It highlights the key topics that will be covered and the goals to be achieved during the event.3. Schedule of EventsThe schedule of events provides a detailed overview of the conference program. It includes the date, time, and location of each session, presentation, and panel discussion. Participants can refer to this section to plan their attendance accordingly.4. Conference VenueThis section provides information about the conference venue, including the address, directions, and facilities available. It also mentions any additional services provided by the venue, such as Wi-Fi access or parking facilities.5. AccommodationParticipants can find details about recommended hotels and accommodations in this section. It includes information about nearby hotels, their facilities, and contact information for making reservations.6. Registration ProcessThis section outlines the registration process for the conference. It includes details about the registration fees, deadlines, and required documents. Participants can find instructions on how to register online or through other designated channels.7. Keynote SpeakersHere, participants can find information about the distinguishedkeynote speakers who will be addressing the conference. It includes their biographies, areas of expertise, and the topics they will be discussing.8. Presentation GuidelinesThis section provides guidelines and requirements for participants who will be delivering presentations or posters during the conference. It explains the time limits, presentation formats, audio-visual equipment available, and other relevant information.9. Exhibition AreaInformation about the exhibition area, including booth assignments, exhibition layout, and guidelines for exhibitors, can be found in this section.10. Networking OpportunitiesThis section highlights the various networking opportunities available during the conference, such as coffee breaks, luncheons, and networking sessions. It emphasizes the importance of networking and encourages participants to make the most of these opportunities.11. Meals and RefreshmentsDetails about meals and refreshments provided during the conference, such as breakfast, lunch, and coffee breaks, are mentioned here. Any dietary restrictions or special requests can be communicated prior to the event.12. Conference MaterialsParticipants can find information regarding conference materials,such as handouts, program booklets, and name tags, in this section. Instructions for collecting these materials will also be provided. 13. Social EventsThis section outlines any planned social events, such as a welcome reception or gala dinner, during the conference. It includes details about the venue, date, time, and dress code.14. TransportationParticipants can find information about transportation options, such as shuttles or public transport, to and from the conference venue. It also includes details about parking facilities and any special arrangements.15. Emergency InformationThis section provides emergency contact numbers and information about emergency procedures. Participants are encouraged to familiarize themselves with this information to ensure their safety during the event.16. Contact InformationIf participants have any queries or require additional information, they can refer to the contact information provided in this section. Conference organizers can be contacted via email or phone for any assistance needed.With this comprehensive conference manual, participants should have all the necessary information to make the most of their conference experience. We hope you have a memorable and rewarding event!。
Esri User Conference 2020 虚拟活动手册说明书
We are excited to welcome you to the virtual 2020 Esri User Conference! To help direct you through the conference we created this simple guide to highlight industry focused sessions including on-demand user presentations, technical workshops with live Q&A sessions, and industry presentations.While we can't replicate the same experience of being together in person, we will do our best to create an amazing event that will continue to move you and our community forward.Get Familiar with the Virtual UC PlatformThe User Conference will be held virtually this year through an online platform. To familiarize yourself with this experience, be on the lookout for an email that will include a UC Attendee Guide, tutorial video, and link to access the platform. Registered attendees can start to log-in the morning of 7/13.Watch the Plenary Session LivestreamWatch three thought-provoking days of powerful stories about how GIS is making a difference in the world. See demonstrations of the latest technology and capabilities ArcGIS offers.•Part 1: GIS—Interconnecting Our WorldMonday, July 13 | 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.*•Part 2: GIS—Interconnecting Our World: ArcGIS Technology and ApplicationsTuesday, July 14 | 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.*•Part 3: GIS—Interconnecting Our World: Making Geographic Knowledge Pervasive Wednesday, July 15 | 10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.*Virtually Network with Thousands of Your PeersThe world's largest GIS conference offers you virtual networking and collaboration opportunities with peers. Find others who face similar challenges and have solved them using geospatial solutions.User Presentations | Telecom On-demandSession: Telecommunications: Sharpening the Customer Experience •Using GIS for more effective 811 Ticket managementTimothy Jones , Ponderosa Telecom•Identifying Assets in Danger Area in Real TimeJorge Bajo Sanchez, SBA CommunicationSession: Telecommunications: Business Intelligence•Esri ArcGIS based Submarine Cables of the World Interactive Map Kristian Nielsen, Subtel Forum•Spatial Solution in Telecommunication for Hurricane Occurrences Tarik Dixon , Digicel GroupSession: Telecommunication: Network Transformation•Telecom Infrastructure: From the Field to a Geometric NetworkEric Carroll, University of KentuckyTechnical Workshops Streaming live with Q&A1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.3D Across ArcGIS1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.ArcGIS Enterprise: An Introduction1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.ArcGIS Pro: The Road Ahead1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.ArcGIS: Understanding the Platform1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.Developing and Executing a Geospatial Strategy1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.Living Atlas of the World: An Introduction2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Online: An Introduction2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.Real-Time Across the ArcGIS Platform2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Enterprise: An Overview of Deployment Options2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Pro: Q&A with the Product Team2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Workforce: An Introduction and What's New2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS StoryMaps: What's New and What's Coming2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.Esri Data and Location Services: An Overview2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Data Reviewer: An Introduction7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.ArcGIS Pro: An Introduction to Mapping and Visualization7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.ArcGIS Indoors: Overview and Roadmap7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.ArcGIS Tracker: An Introduction and What's New7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.ArcGIS Enterprise: What's New7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.ArcGIS Online: Q&A with the Product Team7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.ArcGIS Online: The Road Ahead7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.What's New in Imagery8:40 a.m.–9:30 a.m.CAD: An Introduction to Using BIM Data from Revit in ArcGIS Pro 8:40 a.m.–9:30 a.m.3D on the Web with ArcGIS8:40 a.m.–9:30 a.m.ArcGIS Online: Q&A with the Product Team8:40 a.m.–9:30 a.m.Lidar Classification and Feature Extraction8:40 a.m.–9:30 a.m.So Many Amazing Basemaps! But Which is Right for You?1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.ArcGIS Enterprise: The Road Ahead1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.ArcGIS Online: Using Smart Mapping in the New Map Viewer 1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.ArcGIS Pro: Migrating from ArcMap1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.Utility Network Management: Introduction to the Utility Network and Trace Network1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.Best Practices for Publishing ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise Services 1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.Incorporating Business Value in Your GIS Strategy2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.CAD: Introduction to Using CAD Data in ArcGIS2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Enterprise: Q&A with the Product Team2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Hub: Collaborating and Engaging with Your Community2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Survey123: What's New2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS: App Configuration, Customization, or Development2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Solutions for COVID-19 Response and Recovery2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.CAD: Introduction to Using CAD Data in ArcGIS2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Enterprise: Q&A with the Product Team2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Hub: Collaborating and Engaging with Your Community2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Survey123: What's New7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.ArcGIS Field Apps: The Road Ahead7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.Applying Spatial Data Science: A Complete Workflow7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.ArcGIS API for JavaScript: 3D Visualization7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.ArcGIS Business Analyst: What's New and Coming Soon8:40 a.m.–9:30 a.m.Integrating BIM and GIS for AEC and Asset Owners8:40 a.m.–9:30 a.m.Field Apps: Q&A with the Product Team8:40 a.m.–9:30 a.m.ArcGIS Navigator: An Introduction and What's New8:40 a.m.–9:30 a.m.ArcGIS Enterprise: Migration Strategies8:40 a.m.–9:30 a.m.Deep Dive into Deep Learning1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.ArcGIS Enterprise: Data Storage Strategies1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.ArcGIS Pro: Tips and Tricks1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.ArcGIS Solutions for Electric and Telecommunications Utilities: An Overview 1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.ArcGIS Urban for Smart Cities1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.Building Web Applications in ArcGIS Online1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.Creating Orthoimages, DTMs and 3D Mesh in ArcGIS1:40 p.m.–2:40 p.m.Utility Network Management: Advanced Capabilities of the Utility Network 2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m. A Deep Dive into 3D Analysis Options2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Collector: An Introduction and What's New2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Enterprise: Publishing Content and Services2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.ArcGIS Workflow Manager: What’s New2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.Creating and Visualizing Voxel Layers in ArcGIS2:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.Extending ArcGIS Survey1232:50 p.m.–3:50 p.m.Spatial Analysis and Data Science: Q&A with the Product TeamTechnical Presentations | Telecom On-demandNetwork Operations and Maintenance of Communication Networks with GISPlanning and Engineering Communication Networks with GISExpo & Esri ShowcaseIn the Expo, interact virtually with our sponsors and exhibitors. See how they are impacting their industries, get your questions answered, and discover GIS-powered products and services.In the Esri Showcase you can explore the latest product solutions and get your questions answered by experts from industry, product, and software app teams.Engage with the Telecom team in the Telecom Showcase via live chat, you will also be able to schedule a 15-minute meeting with a subject matter expert, account manager, solution engineer, or professional services consultant.The Expo and Esri Showcase can be visited all-hours but Interactive activities (live chat, scheduled meetings) are staffed to published schedule:•Monday, July 1312:05 p.m.–3:50 p.m.*•Tuesday, July 147:30 a.m.–9:40 a.m. and 11:10 a.m.–3:50 p.m.*•Wednesday, July 157:30 a.m.–9:40 a.m. and 11:10 a.m.–3:50 p.m.*Utility Showcase Room Descriptions•Telecom: Connect with Esri’s Telecom Team to learn how you can drive success with location intelligence. Location intelligence is fundamental to all communicationservices— mobile and fixed, residential and enterprise. Esri’s ArcGIS is a complete GIS for telecommunications that empowers all aspects of an organization with geospatial infrastructure powered by the Esri Geospatial Cloud.•Analytics for Utilities: The ArcGIS platform delivers utilities, telco and cable companies a complete System of Insight. Turn your data into deeper understanding by mapping and analyzing it. Whether you have a spreadsheet, GIS layers or a big data warehouse, ArcGIS includes location analytics to help you know what to do, when, and where.•Field Operations for Utilities: Use the power of location to improve field operations for electric, gas and telecommunications. ArcGIS simplifies all kinds of tasks, ranging from transformer and pole inspections to damage assessments. It means giving the mobile worker just enough information, at just the right time, on just the right device.Learn more about how to optimize workflows.•Utility Network: Learn more about how Esri’s ArcGIS Utility Network delivers new strategic capabilities. The utility network models electric, gas, water, district heating and cooling and telecommunication networks holistically. Its rich analytics delivers greater understanding, communication, and collaboration. Learn much more with the resources here.Esri Services AppointmentsObtain valuable guidance and feedback in designing, implementing, and strengthening your geospatial solutions. Sign up for an appointment by choosing your appointment type and submitting a form with your information. You will be contacted by Esri to schedule your appointment:https:///en-us/about/events/uc/experience/arcgis-appointmentsReview Jack Dangermond’s UC Q&AWe like to maintain open and ongoing conversations with our users. Check out the answers to common questions about software development, products, industries, and support. The Q&A is truly awesome this year, there’s a wealth of information, even if you can only read the most important issues to YOU.Upcoming Event: GeoConX 2020The 2020 Esri GeoConX Conference is going virtual. The world’s largest and leading utility and telecom GIS conference in the world will be creating an immersive Virtual experience for the GIS community. This event will take place October 28-29, 2020. Learn moreBest Regards,Matt PiperGlobal Director Industry Solutions: Utilities, Infrastructure and AECOn behalf of the whole Utilities Team。
atlassian conference操作手册
Atlassian Conference 操作手册一、会议注册与登录1.访问Atlassian Conference 官方网站。
2.点击"注册" 按钮，填写相关信息并完成注册。
3.在收到确认邮件后，点击邮件中的链接进行账号激活。
4.登录Atlassian Conference，进入个人中心，完善个人信息。
二、会议日程查看1.登录Atlassian Conference 后，进入"会议日程" 页面。
2.可以按照日期、时间、议题等筛选会议，并查看具体的议程安排。
3.点击每个议程项，可查看该议程的详细信息，包括演讲者、议题等。
三、演讲者与议题管理1.在"会议日程" 页面，可查看所有演讲者和议题信息。
2.若需管理演讲者或议题，可点击页面右上角的"管理" 按钮。
3.在管理页面，可对演讲者或议题进行编辑、删除等操作。
四、用户组与讨论区设置1.在个人中心，可创建或管理用户组，为用户组分配角色和权限。
2.在"讨论区" 页面，可创建不同主题的讨论区，并对每个讨论区进行管理。
3.用户可在相应的讨论区中发表观点，与其他用户互动交流。
五、会议资料上传与分享1.在"会议资料" 页面，可上传相关资料供参会者下载或在线查看。
2.可设置资料的下载权限和有效期，确保资料的安全性。
3.在上传资料时，可选择将其分享到特定的用户组或所有用户。
六、实时聊天与问答1.在会议进行期间，可在"实时聊天" 区域与其他参会者进行交流。
2.可通过聊天窗口向演讲者提问，提问时请注意文明用语。
3.演讲者或组织者将根据问题进行回答或进一步讨论。
七、会议投票与反馈1.在某些议程结束后，可进行投票以表达对该议程的意见和建议。
2.可根据需求设置不同的投票选项，并选择匿名或实名投票。
3.组织者将根据投票结果进行统计和分析，以改进会议的安排和内容。
atlassian conference操作手册
atlassian conference操作手册摘要：1.会议概要2.会议注册3.会议议程4.演讲嘉宾5.会议地点与住宿6.交通指南7.会议费用与支付8.会议赞助9.会议联系方式正文：【1.会议概要】Atlassian Conference 是一场专注于Atlassian 产品与技术的盛会，旨在为我国广大Atlassian 用户、合作伙伴和开发者提供一个交流与分享的平台。
会议将邀请业界专家进行主题演讲，分享Atlassian 产品在团队协作、项目管理、软件开发等方面的最佳实践。
【2.会议注册】要参加Atlassian Conference，请访问会议官网进行在线注册。
注册时需填写个人信息、选择参会类型（标准票/VIP 票等）和支付方式（支付宝/微信支付等）。
注册成功后，您将收到确认邮件，邮件内包含参会二维码，请妥善保管。
【3.会议议程】会议议程包括主题演讲、工作坊、圆桌讨论等多种形式。
您可以根据个人需求选择参加不同场次的议程。
会议议程将在会议前一个月在官网上公布，敬请关注。
【4.演讲嘉宾】Atlassian Conference 将邀请来自全球的知名专家、行业领袖和创新者担任演讲嘉宾。
嘉宾们将分享他们在Atlassian 产品领域的丰富经验和独到见解，为参会者带来极具价值的内容。
【5.会议地点与住宿】会议将在我国某知名城市的国际会议中心举行。
参会者可以根据会议提供的住宿建议预订周边酒店，也可以选择自行安排住宿。
【6.交通指南】会议中心附近有公交、地铁等多种交通方式。
建议参会者提前查看会议提供的交通指南，规划合适的出行路线。
【7.会议费用与支付】会议费用根据参会类型不同而有所区别。
参会者需在注册时选择支付方式并完成支付。
支付成功后，将无法退款。
如有特殊情况，请与会议主办方联系。
【8.会议赞助】Atlassian Conference 欢迎各类企业进行赞助合作。
赞助商将享有品牌宣传、展位展示、演讲机会等权益。
会议手册范本
会议手册范本一、会议手册的重要性在当今快节奏的工作环境中，会议成为了团队协作、信息交流和决策制定的重要方式。
而一份清晰、全面的会议手册，就如同会议的导航仪，能够确保与会者充分了解会议的目的、议程、规则等关键信息，从而提高会议的效率和效果。
二、会议手册的基本构成1、会议封面会议的名称，应简洁明了地反映会议的主题。
举办的时间、地点。
主办单位或组织的标志（如有）。
2、目录方便与会者快速找到所需的信息。
应列出手册中各个部分的标题及对应的页码。
3、会议简介对会议的背景和目的进行简要说明。
解释为什么召开此次会议，以及期望通过会议达成什么样的成果。
4、会议议程详细列出会议的各个环节及时间安排。
包括开场致辞、主题演讲、讨论环节、休息时间、总结发言等。
每个议程项目应注明预计的时长和负责人。
5、与会人员列出参会人员的姓名、单位和职务。
如有需要，可提供联系方式（如邮箱）。
6、会议规则明确会议的纪律，如手机静音、禁止随意走动等。
说明发言的规则，例如发言时间限制、提问的方式等。
7、会议资料如有相关的报告、文件、数据等资料，应在手册中列出并注明获取方式（如通过网络链接下载或在会议现场发放）。
8、场地信息提供会议举办地点的详细地址和交通指南。
介绍会议场地的布局，如会议室的位置、休息区的位置等。
9、餐饮安排说明会议期间的餐饮安排，包括用餐时间、地点和菜品类型。
10、其他事项如特殊的注意事项、紧急情况的应对措施等。
三、会议手册的设计与排版1、页面布局保持页面整洁、美观，避免过于拥挤。
使用适当的字体和字号，确保文字清晰可读。
合理利用段落间距和行间距，增强视觉效果。
2、色彩搭配选择简洁、舒适的色彩方案，避免使用过于鲜艳或刺眼的颜色。
可以根据会议的性质和主题，适当运用一些色彩来突出重点。
3、图表和图片如果有需要，可以插入一些图表和图片来辅助说明，如会议场地的平面图、议程的流程图等。
但要注意图表和图片的质量和清晰度，以及与文字内容的协调性。
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1简介
Confluence为团队提供一个协作空间。
在这里，团队成员齐心协力，协同地编写同一个文档和管理项目。
可以在Confluence中记录和共享会议记录、需求管理、项目计划、规要求等任何你喜欢的东西！ Confluence真正实现了组织资源共享！
主页面：左侧展示用户所在的空间和收藏空间列表，右侧会显示该用户关注的文档、所在空间、收藏空间等动态。
2主要功能
2.1空间
2.1.1创建空间（admin）
Confluence是以创建“空间”的方式管理文档，可以按类别创建多个空间，如项目文档空间、产品文档空间、其他文档空间。
每个空间下可以管理不同的页面，如：空白页、博文、jira、产品需求、任务报告、回顾、报导文章等模板页面。
（还可以自定义模板）
如上图所示：当前是以最高权限admin进入系统，admin可以创建“空间”，包括：文档空间、空白空间、知识库和团队空间。
四个不同的空间都可以创建属于该空间下的不同页面。
如：
1.知识库:知识库空间下可以创建“指导文章”“故障排除文章”或自定
义模板。
2.文档空间：文档空间下可以创建“空白页面”，在页面上可制定文档模
板。
2.1.2编辑空间
点击“编辑”按钮可对空间的首页进行介绍。
文档里嵌入了OFFICE部分控件，可直使用上面的功能，还可以插入文件、图片、等更多容。
2.1.3关注
点击“关注”按钮，在弹出的页面可管理关注该页面的人员，如果该页面发生变化，各个人员登陆后可看见发生变化的信息。
2.1.4更多功能
点击右侧更多功能可列出更多的功能为用户使用。
2.2子空间（admin以下用户）
点击“创建”按钮，可为空间创建子空间，选择已有的分类模板或自定义模板。
子空间所具有的功能继承了空间的功能。
子空间下可继续创建子空间，并为子空间选择已有的分类模板或自定义模板
2.3个人空间（个人用户）
每个用户都可创建自己的个人空间，个人空间拥有空间是全部功能，个人用户可在自己的个人空间上创建博文、空白页、JIRA报告、任务报告、指导文章、产品需求、回顾或自定义模板，在创建的各类文件上写作。
以创建博文为例，为博文命名，系统会按月份进行分类，发布的博文可在左侧列表中显示。
在博文中，通过用户的方式来通知某一个用户。
点击“编辑”按钮，即可在已经创建的博文下发布相关信息，可设置权限、设置关注人最后发布博文。
2.4空间管理
以“文档空间”为例
2.4.1概览
概览是对空间细节的编辑和空间的删除。
2.4.2权限
1.权限配置
通过用户组、用户还有匿名用户对该“空间”页面、博文、评论、附件、权限、的操作配置权限。
2.受限页面
受限页面显示了被指定的组或用户对页面访问的权限。
2.4.3容工具
1.模板：为空间创建模板，规文档，使团队成员按照特定模板写作。
蓝图：以模板的形式体现，分为任务报告蓝图、产品需求蓝图、回顾蓝图等，创建蓝图后confluence会自生成目标蓝图供参考使用。
全局页面模板：创建全局页面模板，应用于所有页面
2.重排页面：通过拖拽方式重排页面
3.独立页面：该报告显示所有未与其他页面的独立页面
4.未定义页面：指曾在Confluence中被，但现已不存在的页面
5.附件：列出详细附件信息
6.回收站：保存着所有被删除的页面、博客和附件。
你可以从这里恢复或
者清除这些项目
7.导入：从Confluence服务器的某个文件夹中导入文本文件
8.导出：可以通过HTML、PDF、XML文档格式导出空间
9.RSS源：通过订阅RSS源，你可以在Confluence发生更新时及时获得通知。
为了
能够显示RSS源，你需要一个RSS客户端或者支持RSS的Web浏览器。
2.4.4外观
主要是对conference页面主题、色彩方案、版式等进行设置
2.4.5集成
与第三方环境实现集成。
3特点
3.1权限控制
对于创建的页面，设置单独成员或分组成员，设置页面查看或编辑权限。
3.2设置页面位置移动
可将页面挪动到其他空间或本空间的其他位置。
3.3关注任务
为当前页面配置关注人，页面发生变化可在关注人的空间显示。
3.4Wiki关联
已经上传过的文档可以通过的形式，到新建页面中。
如：已经上传过
V1.0.0的软件版本文件或页面。
选中V1.0.0点击超按钮。
在弹出的页面中，选中目标文件，点击“插入”按钮可完成超链文件，页面如下图所示：
3.5页面布局
在工具栏页面，可以选择不同的列布局。
4需注意问题
4.1空间命名唯一
创建的空白页、博文、jira、产品需求、任务报告、回顾、报导文章等模板的名字必须保证唯一性，因为CONFLUENCE最大的特点是可以以的方式找到相关文件。
所以必须保证空间命名唯一。
4.2删除页面权限
个人用户只有创建页面的权限，没有删除页面的权限。
删除页面权限需联系管理员。