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15th meeting of FAIR international steering committee was held in Darmstadt, Germany at GSI site. Main subject of negotiations between the partner countries was creation of the company FAIR GmbH. It is important to develop a forward looking, common understanding

Rector of Tbilisi State University professor Giorgi Khubua has visited at CERN. He mats with ATLAS spokesmen professor Peter Ienny and CERN chief scientific officer, deputy director general, Professor Jos Engelen. Mr. Khubua was also assisted by director of CAD/CAM

Founders of Georgian CAD/CAM Engineering Center were mat in Tbilisi, Georgia in order to consider results of center’s activity during the year 2006. Chief manager Alexander Sharmazanashvili presented results and possibilities for year 2007. Financial conditions were presented by financial

Member of Georgian CAD/CAM engineering center Archil Surmava has ended his contract at CERN. Archil Surmava was working in ATLAS design office on the position of CAD designer starting form June, 2004. He was participating in development of service system

ATLAS TCn authorities Mr. Nessi M. and Mm. Klutchnikova T. considered results of CAD/CAM engineering center activity in the field of migration Euclid models into CATIA V5. Results have been approved and future development was identified. It was assumed that

Beta version of Convex Decomposition software application has been developed by Giorgi Gvaberidze, programmer of CAD/CAM engineering center Application was developed under the pilot project between CAD/CAM engineering center and Schulz Engineering. Software ensures reliable results of convex transformation of

ATLAS Technical Coordination manager agreed prolongation of Collaborative activity with CAD/CAM engineering center on the period of 6 month according to agreement AA 177/04. CAD/CAM engineering center will continue integration conflict checking activity on the base of CATIA V5 platform.

Two Java/C++ programmers, Giorgi Gvaberidze and Zurab Lekiashvili was enrolled in CAD/CAM engineering center for participation in test-project with Schultz Engineering Gmbh.

New life-cycle procedure for 3D models migration from Euclid to CATIA has been testified. Procedure contains several remote steps for control of CERN software / hardware resources. Three parties were involved in setting up activity: ATLAS TC design office, CERN

Contract of Archil Surmava – member of CAD/CAM engineering center was prolonged up to the end of 2006. Archil Surmava is working at CERN since June, 2004 in the ATLAS TC design office as Euclid/CATIA designer. He plays key role