Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exposition --OFC-- and National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference --NFOEC-- 2005 Expo Highlights.
OFC/NFOEC 2005
Register and Attend OFC/NFOEC 2005 the Premier
International Optical Communications Event
Visit Industry's Most Comprehensive Exposition, Featuring 600+
Exhibitors Covering the Entire Scope of Optical Communications
What: OFC/NFOEC 2005
When/Where: March 6 - 11 (Exhibits Open March 8 - 10) at the
Anaheim Convention Center
Details: As the largest and most comprehensive international
event for optical communications, this year's
combined OFC/NFOEC will for the first time host the
entire scope of optical communications, providing
programming, exhibit and educational activities for
all audiences from researchers working in the
laboratories to service providers and carriers to
equipment manufacturers. Featuring a broad spectrum
of optics and electronics exhibitors, with 40 percent
from outside the U.S., OFC/NFOEC is the most
time-efficient, cost-effective opportunity to see the
latest products and get a first-look at the
technology of the present and future. The technical
program, now featuring both the OFC and NFOEC
programs, will feature hundreds of sessions,
including workshops, short courses and paper
presentations, giving a broader spectrum of
participants the opportunity to network and customize
their learning experience in one event.
Highlights: Exposition floor highlights:
-- FTTH/PON Demonstration and Resources Area,
providing exhibitor information and industry
resources. Featuring a working demonstration
system (using video for visual impact) of an
Optical Line Terminal (OLT) for service
providers, and an Optical Network Terminal (ONT)
for providing fiber technology to the home. Also
on display will be: a host of Outside Plant (OSP)
products; a 20 kilometer fiber testing span with
various splitter options for live demonstrations
of OTDRs and OLTs equipment; information from the
FTTH Council on FTTH technology; and a Standards
review.
-- International Theater, a one-stop venue
showcasing the latest technology advances from
around the world. Programming highlights include
presentations from Montreal Photonic Network,
Hong Kong, Mainland China, Taiwan and Brazil
Photonics.
-- "10 Optical Technologies That Rock" Pavilion,
organized in conjunction with Telecommunications
Magazine. Special exhibit area featuring
companies showcasing the industry's hottest
technologies: SFPs; widely tunable lasers; OTN
(G.709); managed CWDM; semiconductor optical amps
(SOAs); Ethernet PON; Ethernet over SONET;
storage over SONET; wavelength selective
switches; and Gigabit Ethernet.
-- More than 600 exhibitors, featuring the latest
optical communications technologies.
Registration: Registration for OFC/NFOEC 2005 has begun and can be
accessed online at
http://www.ofcconference.org/media_center/MediaRegistrationForm.aspx.
Contact: Please contact us or visit the event Web site at
www.ofcconference.org for additional information,
including travel arrangement details.
Leah Wilkinson, 703-892-8080, leah@wilkinsonshein.com
Keira Shein, 410-363-9494, keira@wilkinsonshein.com
Colleen Morrison, 202-416-1437,
media@ofcconference.org
About OFC/NFOEC: Since 1985, the Optical Fiber Communication
Conference and Exposition (OFC) has provided an
annual backdrop for the optical communications field
to network and share research and innovations. In
2004, OFC joined forces with the National Fiber Optic
Engineers Conference (NFOEC) creating the largest and
most comprehensive international event for optical
communications. By combining an exposition of more
than 600 companies, with a unique program of
peer-reviewed technical programming and special
focused educational sessions, OFC/NFOEC provides an
unparalleled opportunity reaching every audience from
service providers to optical equipment manufacturers
and beyond.
OFC/NFOEC, www.ofcconference.org, is managed by the
Optical Society of America (OSA) and co-sponsored by
OSA, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers/Communications Society (IEEE/ComSoc) and
the Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers/Lasers and Electro-Optics Society
(IEEE/LEOS). Acting as non-financial technical
co-sponsors are Telcordia Technologies, Inc. and the
International Conference on Integrated Optics and
Optical Fiber Communication (IOOC).
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