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Dutch academic links (not all in dutch, though)

• Being dutch, it is fair to start my dutch academic links by referring to Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. At this university I completed my undergraduate and PhD studies in the Mechanical Engineering department with the Systems and Control Group.
• For information on graduate studies in systems and control in the netherlands, the Dutch Institute of systems and Control (DISC) is a good starting point for web browsing.
• Next to Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands has two other major so-called Technical Universities. These are Eindhoven University of Technology and Twente University of Technology.

Academic links

• The table of contents of the major journals and new books, academic positions and other (academic) information in the field of Systems, Control and Signal Processing can be found in the archive of e-letters on systems, control, and signal processing.
• The Systems and Control Archive at Dallas (SCAD) is a database that aims to provide information for engineers and mathematicians whose interests are in the areas of control theory, systems theory and signal processing.

Organisations and Societies

• AACC

American Automatic Control Council
(so NOT the American Society for Clinical Chemistry)



• AIAA

American Institute of Aeronatics and Astronautics



• AICHE

American Institute of Chemical Engineers



• AISE

Association of Iron and Steel Engineers



• ASCE

American Society of Civil Engineers



• ASME

American Society of Mechanical Engineers



• IEEE

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers



• IFAC

International Federation of Automatic Control
(so NOT the International Federation of Accountants) 
• ISA

International Society for measurement and control



• SCS

Society of Computer Simulations international

Hardware and software solutions for control

• DSpace

dSPACE GmbH

More links to Holland

• A perfect starting page to find out more about news, weather, health, shopping, finance and anything else in Holland can be found by going to the start pagina.
• NOS Teletekst is a news bullentin and information channel available via television and, recently, also via the internet. It works with page numbers and the latest news can be found on page 101.
• An update on the latest dutch weather report is something that keeps all dutch people busy.
• Some of the main dutch newspapers are the NRCVolkskrant, Trouw and de Telegraaf. There is a also "het Algemeen Dagblad", but I couldn't found a good link to that news paper on the web yet.

Some information on San Diego

• Like to drive down to San Diego? Check the traffic at San Diego or try to save yourself some traffic congestion at Los Angeles.
• Purrfect San Diego combination: pastries, coffee and music.
• To find your way around San Diego, you can try to go in San Diego for a whole lot of information.
• Alternatively, you can try to Discover San Diego for the latest calendar of events.
• For the latest listing of residential rentals in San Diego or listings of movies, restautant, music, events and theater in San Diego, the San Diego Reader is a good source of information.
• Like to go to the museum? San Diego has a wide variety of museums. The museum listing set up by the San Diego Marriot gives a nice overview of the (main) museums in Downtown, Balboa Park, North County, La Jolla and other parts of San Diego.
• Obviously, the best way to explore San Diego is not via the internet, but to get a bike and cruise around.

Business links

• Finally, if you would like to help consumers and other companies to maintain an ethical marketplace, the the Better Business Bureau can be very helpful.

Software links (Windows)

• One of the best locations to browse for Windows related software is Winfiles. Here you'll find links to the latest shareware, freeware, patches, drivers, etc.
• Want a cool and free email program? Check out Pegasus Mail by David Harris.
• You can also FTP to my machine to see some of the software that I collected for Windows.

Links for fun

• Want to pick a new baby name? Want to find out what your name stands for? Try Kabalarian Philosophy to appreciate and respect the power of the word.
• Like Calvin and Hobbes? Each day they are reissuing an original Calvin and Hobbes strip, 11 years after it was first published.

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© Raymond de Callafon (callafon@ucsd.edu) Last Update: November, 2003.