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Since 2004, SPIE Field Guides have providedinformation at your fingertips, giving you the key definitions,equations, illustrations, application examples, designconsiderations, methods, and tips that you need in the lab and inthe field. Now as an app, use your fingertips to interact withField Guides like never before.* Full-text search* Bookmarking* Note taking* Hyperlinked terms* History logging* Interactive equations* Interactive figuresThis Field Guide app derives from the treatment of geometricaloptics that has evolved from both the undergraduate and graduateprograms at the Optical Sciences Center at the University ofArizona. This app covers Gaussian imagery, paraxial optics,first-order optical system design, system examples, illumination,chromatic effects, and an introduction to aberrations. Theappendices provide supplemental material on radiometry andphotometry, the human eye, and several other topics.

Search and browse optics and photonicstechnical articles, news, videos, product and industry updates,from SPIE Newsroom directly on your android device!SPIE is the international society for optics and photonics,founded to advance an interdisciplinary approach to the science andapplication of light.The Society advances emerging technologies throughinterdisciplinary information exchange, continuing education,publications, patent precedent, and career and professionalgrowth.

Now celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, the SalishSeaEcosystem Conference is the largest most comprehensive event ofitskind in the region. The purpose of the conference is toassemblescientists, First Nations and tribal governmentrepresentatives,resource managers, community and business leaders,policy makers,educators, and students to present the latestscientific researchon the state of the ecosystem, and to guidefuture actions forprotecting and restoring the Salish Seaecosystem. To accomplishits purpose, the conference featuresplenary sessions with keynotespeakers, concurrent sessionscomprised of oral and posterpresentations, workshops, frequentopportunities for informalnetworking, and special events. TheSalish Sea Ecosystem Conferenceis held every two years, rotatinglocations between Seattle,Washington, and Vancouver, BritishColumbia. This year’s conferencewill be held at the WashingtonState Convention Center in Seattle,WA, from April 4-6, 2018.

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