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Aaros
Metro Hotel has a special rate for the conference participants. Please
note that no rooms are pre-reserved.
Aaros
Metro Hotel
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Tel:
+46 (0)21 18 03 30
Fax: +46 (0)21 18 03 37
Vasagatan 22
S-722 15 Västerås
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460
SEK |
| Double room: |
560
SEK |
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Högskolan |
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A
small very personal business hotel. An economical alternative in
Västerås City center. Free parking. Breakfast buffet, telephone,
cable-TV, refrigerator and hairdryer.
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Here are some alternative accomodations in the same area.
Elite
Stadshotellet
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Tel:
+46 21 - 10 28 00
Fax: +46 21 - 10 28 10
Stora torget
Box 19
721 03 Västerås
e-mail: info@vasteras.elite.se
URL: http://www.elite.se/eng/hotell/vasteras/stadshotellet
Stadshotellet
has 137 well-equipped and comfortable rooms in classical surroundings.
The hotel was built in 1907 and ever since its opening has had a
reputation as being one of Sweden's most beautiful hotel buildings
as well as a central meeting place in Västerås. The hotel has a
traditional atmosphere in combination with modern technology and
comfort that reflects quality and ambience
Reserv. code: SWG. Please contact the hotel for prices
and further information.
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Radisson
SAS Plaza Hotel
Transporatation
Västerås is located about 100 km west
from Stockholm. The nearest international airport is Arlanda which also is the port to Stockholm. The local airport is
used for domestic traffic, but does also have a connection to Copenhagen.
So the most convenient way to travel would be to take the flight from Copenhagen
to Västerås. Transportation from Arlanda to Västeras takes approx. 1 hour
by bus/taxi. An alternative way of transportation is to take a bus to Stockholm
and then train or bus from Stockholms Central to Västerås.
How to find us and conference location
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The Mälardalens
Real-time Research Centre at the Department of Computer Engineering,
Vargens Vret (the conference will be held in room "Brinken",
located at the top floor), is 2 minutes walk from the main campus
in Västerås. It is 4 minutes walk from down town Västerås and 11
minutes walk from the train station (busses are leaving frequently
between station and university).
The train from/to Stockholm leaves every hour and takes one hour.
For a time table from your location, see SJ.
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See map A or map B (close to Norra Ringvägen and Svartån) for the
path description between down town Västerås and Departmnent of Computer
Science.
For more information about Västerås se official information in English or Swedish.
Contact us at:
Mälardalen
University, IDt
PO Box 883
SE-721 23 Västerås
Sweden |
Tel:
+46 21 10 14 53
Fax: +46 21 10 14 60 |
Visiting
address: Vargens Vret, S:ta Ursulas Väg 2A, 2nd floor
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About MRTC
Mälardalen Real-Time
research Centre (MRTC) was initiated by
a grant from the Swedish KK-foundation
(Stiftelsen för Kunskap och Kompetens-utveckling) to further develop the
real-time research at Mälardalen University (MdH) in close co-operation with
Swedish industry.
As a result, a group of leading industries has joined the MRTC-effort
by supporting industrial graduate students and participating in research
projects. Strong support from MdH, the Swedish Foundation for Strategic
Research (SSF, via the programme ARTES) and the Swedish
National Board for Industrial and Technical Development (NUTEK) has enabled a fast
build up of a focused research programme with a healthy balance between
applied and fundamental research.
MRTC organises all research and graduate education at the department of
Computer Engineering, at Mälardalen University (MdH) in
Västerås, Sweden. The research covers a wide spectrum - from pure computer
science to applied electronics - but with an emphasis on computer engineering
and dominating focus on real-time systems.
MRTC employs about 40 researchers and graduate students and is organised
in the three laboratories:
- The Computer Science
Laboratory (CSL), which has two
areas of focussed interest: industrial software engineering and programming
languages.
- The Real-Time Systems
Design Laboratory (SDL), with a focus
on methods for constructing safety-critical real-time systems,
- The Computer Architecture
Laboratory (CAL), with a focus
on Scaleable Multiprocessor Architecture for Real-time Applications
and methods and tools for hardware design.
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