International Conference on

the Interactions between Wavelets and Splines

In Honor of Professor Charles K. Chui's 65th Birthday

The University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia
May 16--19, 2005

(last update: Jan. 31, 2005)

Travel

1) All major airlines have flights into Atlanta. The van service AAA Athens/Atlanta Airport Express (800-354-7874) can provide the 90 minute trip to Athens for about $35 one way. You'll need to contact AAA to make a reservation. Please consult the AAA schedule.

2) The only airline that has flights into Athens is US Airways (800-428-4322), which flies to Athens from Charlotte. There are three flights a day from Charlotte to Athens, and there are many flights to Charlotte from the Northeast. The Athens airport is just a couple of miles from town, and there is a taxi service from the airport. (Someone from the math department may be able to pick you up at the Athens airport during Friday, May 13, 2005. Please call 542--2211 for a ride.)

3) There are three major interstate highways connected to Atlanta, i.e., I-20, I-85, and I-75. When you drive to Atlanta, you need to be on North I-85 towards Greensville. After leaving Atlanta about 10 miles, you will see a connection to Athens which is a state highway 316. Keep driving on highway 316 which will lead you to Downtown Athens. The University of Georgia is located in the downtown of Athens. Check out the driving direction to Athens.

4) Parking near the conference site (the Student Learning Center) is available free of charge at Hull Street Parking Deck. Please click here to see the Parking deck location and instructions.

Acknowledgement

This conference is supported by grants from the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Army Research Office. The generosity from the Department of Mathematics of the University of Georgia, the Office of the President of the University of Georgia, the Centre for Chaos Control and Synchronization of City University of Hong Kong, is greatly appreciated.