Meeting Registration:
Registration for the meeting is required for attendance at any of the ISAF 2008 technical sessions.
To register, download the registration form here, fill in the required information, and and email it to Niki Schindler at nschind@sandia.gov.
Please use a separate form for each attendee.
International attendees: Invitation letters for Visa applications will be mailed following abstract acceptance. If you need an invitation letter, please download this Visa information form and email the completed document to Paul Clem at pgclem@sandia.gov.
Eldorado Hotel:
The meeting is located at the Eldorado Hotel, one of the finest and most beautiful hotels in Santa Fe. The hotel has exceedingly comfortable and attractive public spaces as well as one of the finest restaurants, The Old House, in Santa Fe, a city renowned for its excellent and imaginative cuisine. To qualify for the conference rates listed below, rooms must be reserved by Jan. 21, 2008.
Conference Rates (available Feb 23-28):
You may reserve a room using the Eldorado’s online forms (click the appropriate room link above)
OR
you may download this Hotel Registration Form (pdf version) and fax or mail a completed copy to Regina Flores at the Eldorado Hotel.
Alternately, you may call the Eldorado Hotel directly at 800-955-4455; be sure to ask for the IEEE Booking Link group rate.
We would encourage you to make your reservations at the Eldorado, as the ISAF conference will be obligated to pay for the meeting rooms if we do not meet the quota of bedrooms contracted for. Keep in mind also that there are a limited number of rooms, so reserve early! Support the financial well-being of the ISAF!
All registration types include coffee breaks and the conference banquet. Spouse/guest registration does not include access to the technical sessions. Student and international travel support is available, please submit this form; contact Paul Clem at pgclem@sandia.gov with travel support questions.
Registration Fees:
(Before (After
14 Jan 2008) 14 Jan 2008)
Member $375 $475
Non-member $475 $575
Student $150 $250
Spouse/Guest $100 $100
Refund requests will be honored until Jan. 14, 2008
...Rooms are stylishly furnished with carved Southwestern-style desks and chairs, large upholstered club chairs, and art prints; many have terraces or kiva-style fireplaces. The rooftop pool and gym are great fun, and there's music nightly, from classical Spanish guitar to piano, in the comfortable lobby lounge. A full slate of treatments, from Vichy rain showers to High Mesa salt scrubs, are offered by the hotel's luxe Nidah Spa...
from fodors.com
Since its opening in 1986, the Eldorado has been a model hotel for the city. In a large structure, the architects managed to meld pueblo revival style with an interesting cathedral feel, inside and out. The lobby has a high ceiling that continues into the court area and the cafe, all adorned with well over a million dollars' worth of Southwestern art. The spacious, quiet rooms received a makeover in 2006, maintaining an artistic motif, with a warm feel created by custom-made furniture in all and kiva fireplaces in many. You'll find families, businesspeople, and conference-goers staying here. Most of the rooms have views of downtown Santa Fe, many from balconies. ...The recently opened Nidah Spa offers a full range of treatments, including a turquoise gemstone therapy, worth sampling. ....The hotel's innovative and elegant restaurant, The Old House, serves creative American cuisine.
-from frommers.com
