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1999 MAPLD Conference
September 28-30, 1999
Kossiakoff Conference Center
The Johns Hopkins Univerisity- Applied Physics Laboratory
11100 Johns Hopkins Road
Laurel, Maryland 20723-6099
The 2nd annual Military and Aerospace Applications of
Programmable Devices and Technologies Conference will address devices, technologies,
usage, reliability, fault tolerance, radiation susceptibility, and applications of
programmable devices and adaptive computing systems in military and aerospace systems. The
program will consist of oral and poster technical presentations and industrial
exhibits. This majority of the conference is open to US and foreign participation
and is unclassified. There will be one classified session at the secret level, for
U.S. citizens only. For related information, please see http://klabs.org.
EE Times
Article: Reconfigurable Computing Takes First Space Test
EE Times Article: Panelist debate
the role of future FPGAs
Military & Aerospace Electronics Article:
"2020: a NASA odyssey"
by John Rhea, November 1999, page 10.
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