Events

Jun, 12th 2007 - Jun, 15th 2007

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PROSAR-AIDA Training Set for June 12th

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The PROSAR-AIDA class originally scheduled for May has been rescheduled to June 12th. If you wanted to attend the training, but the May date wasn′t good for you, perhaps the rescheduled class will be more convenient.

This class will also include the bonus training session on the architecture of PROSAR-AIDA within an image capture system. Enrollment is open for a limited time and will be closed May 29, 2007, so act now to provisionally reserve your seats in this valuable training. To provisionally reserve your seats, please send an email to Derek Arnold (d.arnold@paradatec.com) and provide the following information:

• Number of seats you need
• Which image capture system you use

 

PROSAR-AIDA Class Logistics

We hope you can join us for this special training opportunity. The logistic information for the class is listed below. We hope this information will help you in your decision making and better plan your trip as well as reduce the stress of traveling.

When

The classes will be held Tuesday, June 12, 2007 through Friday, June 15, 2007. The classes will be conducted from 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Tuesday through Thursday and 8:30 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. on Friday. There will be a morning and afternoon break with a one hour lunch break. Lunch will be provided on Tuesday.

Where

The PROSAR-AIDA training will be held in the Cincinnati, Ohio area in the Education and Conference Center of the Indiana Wesleyan University located at:

Indiana Wesleyan University
9286 Schulze Drive
West Chester, OH 45609

Class Materials

Training materials will be supplied to the student.  As the class is taught as a hands on workshop, the student must bring a laptop computer to use during class.  The student must have at least local administrative rights to install the training software even if PROSAR-AIDA is already installed on the laptop.  In addition, the student may have to alter firewall settings on the computer.  The instructors will assist in these activities as needed.

 

Agenda

The following is a typical agenda. Of course, day breaks are only approximate as each class progresses at its own pace.

Day 1

• Introduction to and Demonstration of PROSAR-AIDA
• PROSAR-AIDA and Image Capture Architecture

Day 2

• Prerequisites for Rule Tree Development
• Creating a Simple Rule Tree
• Rule Tree Organizational Structures
• A Design Pattern for Classification

Day 3

• Data Extraction and the Two Step Process
• Exporting Data
• Data Filters
• A Design Pattern for Data Extraction
• Dictionaries & Databases

Day 4

• Table or Line Item Extraction
• Automated Rule Generation (optional)
• Forms Processing (optional)

 

Lodging

Located just a few blocks away is the Cincinnati Marriott North. Cincinnati Marriott North offers a full range of services and amenities that will ensure a successful and memorable visit.

As an alternative, located next door to the Education and Conference Center, lodging may be found at the Hampton Inn & Suites - Cincinnati North. The Hampton offers all its guest FREE breakfast buffet with hot food items, FREE Coffee, and FREE wireless Internet access. The rooms include a microwave oven and a refrigerator.

Directions to the Site

If flying into the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) the site is approximately 32 miles (51 kilometers) North of the airport. These driving instructions may help you. In the instructions, KY-212 N is the main drive leading out of the circle drive around the airport parking lot.

It is also possible to fly into the James M. Cox Dayton International Airport (DAY).  The cost to travel to and from the Dayton Airport is often lower. However, the airport is about 48 miles (77 kilometers) from the site. These driving instructions may help you.

Transportation

In Cincinnati, if you do not wish to rent a car, you may make arrangements with Executive Transportation for shuttle service. The hotels in this area are a Zone 4 service which costs $33 (USD) one-way and $62 (USD) round-trip.

Dining

The area offers a wide variety of restaurants and fine dining establishments. With over 25 restaurants and a host of upscale shops within 3 miles, there is something for nearly every taste. A small sample is:

Smokey Bones Barbeque & Grill	A smokehouse barbecue and grill.
Rafferty′s Restaurant & Bar	Steak and smokehouse items
P. F. Chang′s China Bistro	Chinese restaurant (best for groups)
Mitchell′s Fish Market	Well, eh, fish of course..
Uno Chicago Grill	Chicago style pizza
Skyline Chili	Cincinnati style chili (good for lunch or a quick meal)