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Cost Of Participation:
The registration fee is NZ$450 and NZ$350 for students (please show student ID at registration
desk). This will include (identical for both categories) the workshop registration, a visit of
the "Auckland Robotics Games" on 17 February at CITR Tamaki, proceedings (published in the
series of LNCS, Springer), reception on the evening of 15 February at the top floor of the EEE
building, excursion on 18 February afternoon to a rainforest (Kauri trees), the wild West Coast
with a gannet colony, a winery visit and a dinner at the "Hunting Lodge" (one of the top
restaurants in the Auckland region), catering during the workshop and transportation between
the City (two stops close to hotels) and the workshop venue.
Student registration is available to bona fide full-time students (academic staff that are
also students do not qualify for this category). Additional copies of proceedings for
the conference will be available for purchase throughout the week.
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Listed below are few optional extra activities available to interested members.
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Monday Afternoon/Evening:Please select what activity you would prefer to do on the afternoon/evening of Monday, 19th
February 2001 :
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I would like to make a booking for the sea-kayak trip to Rangitoto
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I would like to make a dinner reservation at the Revolving Restaurant in the Sky City Tower
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I have other plans
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Pre-Conference Activity:
Tick this box, if you would like to attend the Pre-Conference activity trip. This is a boat
trip to Kawau Island (NZ$50).
If you would like order extra tickets for this activity, please write a note in the "Requests field" found
on the next page, requesting the number of XTRA TICKETS (this number excludes your ticket).
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Extra Dinner Tickets:
If you would like to order extra tickets for the conference excursion starting at 1:00pm on the
Sunday, 18th February 2001, please enter the number here. Note that tickets cost NZ$120
per person and includes an afternoon to a rainforest (Kauri trees), the wild West Coast with a
gannet colony, a winery visit and a dinner at the "Hunting Lodge" (one of the top restaurants
in the Auckland region)
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