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SNUG 2021 Update & Call for Papers

The SNUG 2021 Workshop will be held in Queenstown, on March 11 & 12 (Thursday & Friday).

There will be a pre-workshop networking opportunity in the late afternoon of the day before, on Wednesday 10th March.

The final venue will be confirmed shortly, but we have a pick of several locations in Queenstown.

Please support NZ businesses and come and enjoy the second-most beautiful part of New Zealand.

The flight schedules into Queenstown are restrictive, so please get permission from your manager, and book your flights early.

A link to purchase tickets will be shared shortly.



And now - the call for papers!

Have you done anything interesting recently that you would like to share with other signal-related professionals?

As usual, it is people like you who come along and share your experiences which really make this the success that it is each year.

We are now looking for people to supply content to make the 2021 annual workshop the best yet!

If you have anything that you would like to present, please email stephen.wright @ccc.govt.nz with details and a brief outline of what you would like to talk about, and how long you'll need to spill the beans on what you did.

Please have a think about what you've been involved with, and send that email to Steve Wright as soon as you can to secure your presenting spot.

From the SNUG chair Jeff Greenough, myself, and the rest of the SNUG committee, we look forward to seeing you in March, in (fairly) beautiful Queenstown!

 

About SNUG

The object of the Signals NZ User Group (SNUG) is the advancement of the fundamental knowledge of the art, science and practice of design, operation and maintenance of traffic signals.

SNUG is a subgroup of the Engineering NZ Transportation Group. Membership of SNUG is open to anyone with a membership in the Engineering NZ Transportation Group. If you wish to join then please email tech.groups@engineeringnz.org

The affairs of the SNUG are managed by a National Management Committee. They are responsible for the policy and administration of the Group, including:

  • arranging conferences, seminars and symposia
  • developing liaisons with existing organisations with similar or related objectives
  • promotion of technical education by such means as discussion groups, technical papers and assistance to educational authorities
  • assistance with the preparation of standard specifications, contract procedures, codes of practice, etc
  • preparation of public relations material
  • encouragement of relevant research
  • the expression of the views of the Group on matters within the Group's activity and interests

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Contact Us




Contact Person: Sean Lewis (SNUG Chairman)

e-mail: sean.lewis@greensignal.co.nz

phone: 027 599 4584

 

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