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Transportation & Meeting ServicesTransportationUnited has been selected as the official airline for the Fall Meeting. Purchase your ticket online at www.united.com and receive a 5% discount off the lowest applicable fares.
There are no fees for booking on line at www.united.com when you use the AGU special promotion code. Code is case sensitive so please use capital letters. To check schedules and take advantage of this offer, please visit, www.united.com. You can also enjoy exclusive rates on Avis® and Budget® car rentals, as well as earn Mileage Plus® miles. If you are not yet a Mileage Plus® member sign up at united.com® to start your account towards earning free travel. Shuttle BusShuttle service is scheduled:
Shuttle service will be provided at 1800h for the Atmospheric Sciences Dinner at the Empress of China and 1830h for the Planetary Sciences Reception and SPA banquet at the Four Seas Restaurant.
Shuttle service will also be provided from the Marriott from 2000h – 2315h.
Additional shuttle service will also be provided to the public lecture at the Exploratorium.
Hotel Routes are below, with an * indicating pick-up points.
The following hotels will be walking to/from the Moscone Center: Westin SF Market Street, SF Marriott, Palace Hotel, Intercontinental SF, Hotel Palomar, Courtyard SF Marriott Meeting ServicesRegistrationMW, Level 1 All attendees must register and wear badges while attending all Fall Meeting functions. Registration Hours
Sunday: 1400h – 1830h AGU BoothMW, Exhibit Hall Attendee SeatingMW, Exhibit Hall; Level 2 lobby, Alcove Rooms 2021 & 2023; The above areas are set with tables and chairs for attendees to relax during breaks, use the wireless network, or have informal gatherings between sessions. Baggage Airline Guest Services, Inc., (BAGS)Thursday and Friday at coat check locations — MW & MN BAGS Remote Airline Check-In Services makes it easier for attendees to check-in for selected domestic flights departing from San Francisco International Airport. For a $10 fee plus applicable airline baggage fees, guests flying out of the San Francisco International Airport on any of BAGS' airline partners will be able to securely check up to two bags of up to 50 lbs. and receive their boarding pass at the BAGS kiosk in the Moscone Center. Baggage is secured and transported to the airport, where it undergoes the same TSA-screening process as baggage checked by passengers at airline ticket counters. Baggage can be checked as early as 12 hours and as late as three hours prior to departure. Business CenterMonday – Friday The Business Center’s services and products include: computer and typewriter rental, printing, secretarial service, copying, fax transmission and receipt, package shipping, office products, and other services. Career CenterMonday – Friday AGU continues its acclaimed and successful Career Center, a valuable resource for employment positions, current career information, and the latest data on employment trends in the geosciences. Child CareMonday through Friday KiddieCorp provides a professional children's program at the meeting. Fees are $7 per hour, per child for children ages 6 months through 12 years, and $9 per hour per child for children under 6 months. Children must be registered for a minimum of two consecutive hours per child per day. For more information, please contact KiddieCorp by phone at +1-858-455-1718. Child care services are a contractual agreement between each individual and the child care company. AGU assumes no responsibility for the services rendered. A screened area is reserved for use by lactating mothers. For more information please contact KiddieCorp by phone +1-858-455-1718 or by email at info@kiddiecorp.com. Register online https://www.kiddiecorp.com/fallkids.htm, or print a registration form. Coat CheckMN to Upper Lobby There is a charge of $2.00 per checked item. Donor Circle LoungeMonday through Friday The Donor Circle Lounge offers a quiet atmosphere for Supporting Members and special AGU guests to start the morning, unwind in the afternoon, ingle, prepare for a presentation, and check e-mail. There is ready access to computers, printers, the Internet, newspapers, and a message board. AGU gratefully acknowledges these sponsors for their support of Union outreach activities and Section events: Ball Aerospace, Battelle, Chevron, Decagon Devices, Inc., Elsevier, ExxonMobil, Li-Cor Biogeosciences, Lockheed Martin - Space Technology, Northrop Grumman, Orbital Sciences, The Planetary Society, RBR Ltd., Research Experience in Carbon Sequestration, Sequoia Scientific, Springer, Swiss Re, UNAVCO. ExhibitsMW, Exhibit Hall E-Mail StationsMonday – Friday Emergency ContactWe recommend that you create emergency contact information in your cell phone listed as ICE (In Case of Emergency) for use by health care providers or other emergency personnel if necessary. Facilities DeskMN, Hall D Lobby Staff will be available to assist you with your poster location and other on–site needs. Push pins, tape, and scissors will be available for your use. Additional supplies may be available. However, if you have special needs for your poster presentation, we suggest you bring those supplies with you to the meeting. Presenters will also be able to place on-site orders for audio-visual equipment here. First AidMW, Level 1 A registered nurse will be on-call during regular meeting hours to provide basic first aid services and supply items such as bandages, acetaminophen, etc. GuestsGuests or spouses not attending the scientific sessions may register at the meeting at no charge. A guest is a spouse, friend, or adult child (18 years old and older) who is not working in a geophysical science-related occupation or field. A colleague or working associate in a related geophysical sciences field or studying geophysics in school may not register as a guest. Registered guests may only go to the Exhibits and attend and purchase tickets to social events at the advertised rates. Leadership/Honors BoothMW, Exhibit Hall This booth serves as the hub for volunteer and honoree activities and questions. Staff will be on hand to assist with ribbons; VIP/volunteer registration, tickets and guest badges; and Honors Banquet ticket sales, table reservations, and overflow questions. Information regarding the Outstanding Student Paper Program will also be available here. Council and Executive Committee members may pick up materials for their meeting at this location. Leadership LoungeMonday through Friday The Leadership Lounge welcomes AGU officers, Section presidents, Presidents' Club/President's Circle members, and benefactors. The Lounge offers a quiet atmosphere for Supporting Members and special AGU guests to start the morning, unwind in the afternoon, mingle, prepare for a presentation, and check e-mail. There is ready access to computers, printers, the Internet, newspapers, and a message board. Lost and FoundLost and Found will be located at the Message and Information Booth during session hours. At the end of each day, articles will be brought to Central Security on Level 1. The Moscone Security Control room can be contacted by dialing 4021 on a white house courtesy phone. Detailed information on hours and location can be found under “Message and Information Booth.” Message and Information BoothMW, Level 2 This central information center is accessible to anyone trying to contact meeting attendees. Messages can be left at the number listed above. Telephone messages will be posted on message boards. Incoming faxes should be sent to the fax number listed above. Faxes will be received and a message will be placed on the message boards for the recipient. Please check these boards regularly in case other attendees are trying to reach you. Individuals cannot be paged. Outside of registration hours it is recommended that messages be left at the attendee’s hotel. Poster Services — DPI Printing ServicesSunday: MW, Level 1, 1400h – 1830h AGU has made arrangements with a local San Francisco printer to get your posters printed and available for pick-up at the Moscone Center. The cost will be $90 per poster. To upload files for printing, please go to: www.ftp.dpi-sf.com Login: agu2008 Please note that payment for all posters must be received in order to pick-up. Credit card payments will be accepted at the DPI booth. Fall Meeting participants will also be able to arrange poster printing on-site for pick-up later in the week. Please note that DPI needs at least 3 days to fulfill each order. Questions about this service can be directed to: DPI Press RoomMW, Room 2015 AGU operates a newsroom and holds news conferences as part of this international meeting. News releases and copies of journal articles about research being presented at the meeting are made available to reporters in the newsroom. Program Look-up StationsMW, Levels 2 & 3, Exhibit Hall To view the time of individual papers, computers with the AGU Fall Meeting Web site are located throughout the Moscone Center. Printers are also available to print your daily itinerary. RefreshmentsMN, Hall D; MW, Exhibit Hall; Levels 2 & 3 Registration ServicesMW, Level 1 Staff will be on-hand to process lost registrations, supply certificates of attendance, print guest badges and answer any questions related to the registration process. Reservations TonightMW, Level 1 San Francisco’s premier conference concierge service offers answers for all your restaurant and entertainment needs. Contact them at www.reservationstonight.com or call/fax toll free in the U.S. 800-392-DINE. International 707-795-4885. Speaker Ready RoomMW, Room 2001 ALL speakers are required to check into the Speaker Ready Room at least 24 hours before their presentation. Those presenting on Monday, 15 December must check in on Sunday, 14 December between 1400h and 1900h. Sunday: 1400h – 1900h Special NeedsThe AGU staff will work with its vendors to provide reasonable support to anyone with special needs. During the meeting contact an AGU staff person at the Facilities Desk in MN outside of Hall D, or in the registration area of MW if you require special assistance. WebcastingThe following sessions will be webcast live: Monday, 0800h – 1000h Monday, 1830h – 1930h Tuesday, 1020h – 1220h Wednesday, 0800h – 1000h Thursday, 1020 – 1220 Friday, 1020h – 1220h With the exception of the Frontiers of Geophysics Lecture, these will be available to view on the Fall Meeting Web site. All named lectures will be webcast to view on demand at agu.org. Wireless Internet & Help DesksMonday-Friday, 0900h – 1700h Wireless internet access is available throughout all areas of Moscone Center if your laptop is equipped with a Wi-Fi or 802.11B wireless network card (PC) or airport card (Macintosh). Wireless Help Desks are located in MN, Hall D, and MW, Levels 2 and 3. Go to Top of Page |
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