Ada Technology Update
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12 - 16 November 2000

Johns Hopkins University 
Applied Physics Laboratory

Laurel, MD, USA
 

(Mid-way between Baltimore and Washington, DC)
in cooperation with SIGAPP, SIGBIO, SIGCAS, SIGCSE, SIGPLAN, SIGSOFT, DC ACM, and Ada-Europe,
and Hosted by DC SIGAda and Baltimore SIGAda Chapters
Learn From The World’s Top Ada Technologists
Why Ada Is the Language of Choice Worldwide
for the Most Important Safety-Critical and High-Reliability Systems 
Recent successful Ada-based systems:
Boeing 777 Airliner New York City Subway Automation
TGV Train (Runs at 300 km/h) Paris Metro Line 14
Airbus A340 Airliner High-Speed Channel Tunnel Train
Ilyushin 96M Airliner Intelsat VII Communications Satellite
National Ignition Facility Fusion Research Hertz Rent-a-Car Navigation System
JEOL Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Weirton Steel Rolling Mill
London Underground Jubilee Line US Enroute Air Traffic Control System

Click here to read more about Real-World Projects Powered by the Ada Programming Language

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As we approach the next millennium, our SIGAda 2000 Conference will be a special technology update on Ada and the related technologies enabling Ada to be successful where reliable software matters.  Ada has been a key development language in hard real-time/distributed systems for defense, space, aeronautics, ground transportation, air transportation, industrial process control, sensor processing, communications, and scientific research. 

In addition, a new wave of exciting and promising Ada developments has appeared in the last few years.  The purpose of this conference is to cover and explain such developments.



Last Update: 21 December 2001 - cgr