Meeting: DPA Visions 2012 in Baltimore (oct 28-31)

[Yves Sucaet]

Dear list,

As we seem to have quite some momentum going for the OpenSlide project, 
some of us thought it would be useful to organize an informal face to face 
meeting for those interested, willing, and able.

The Digital Pathology Association (DPA) is organizing its Visions 
conference in Baltimore later this year between Oct 28-31. This would be 
an appropriate venue to organize our own 'satellite' meeting at, as it 
would allow us to talk to various stakeholders (vendors as well as 
end-users) and get new ideas for the future and direction of the OpenSlide 
project. Profiling ourselves as a group at the conference would also allow 
us to get more exposure to the community, as well as support.

Once we set on a date, we can set a location, and perhaps even contact the 
DPA if it would be possible to still be included on the agenda as an 
official satellite group meeting.

Who's interested in this? Who'd be able to attend the conference on join 
these discussions?

Yves

PS:  Even if you're not able to physically be present; it's still 
important to speak up if you're interested, since we may be able to set up 
a videolink for those off-site at the time.
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