Function: To monitor and investigate existing and emerging
technologies that have or may have an impact on planetariums, and
to communicate on these matters to the IPS membership.
Members:
Karen Klamczynski
, Chair, karenk@es.com
Education & Training Specialist
E&S Digital Theater
770 Komas Drive
+1 801-588-7409
Salt Lake City, UT 84108
Emil Khalisi, Giessen, Germany, ekhalisi@yahoo.com
Laurent Pellerin, Kika Silva Pla Planetarium, Gainesville, Florida, USA, nightspirit001@gmail.com
Todd Slisher, Detroit Science Center, Detroit, Michigan, USA, tslisher@sciencedetroit.org
Jack Dunn, Mueller Planetarium, Lincoln, Nebraska USA, jdunn@spacelaser.com
Juan Antonio Bernedo, Madrid Planetarium, Madrid, SPAIN, antonio.bernedo@planetmad.es Jan
Sifner, Prague, Czech Republic
Update Nov 2009:
The Technology Committee is working on a project to begin cataloging the plethora of terms we encounter in the planetarium field. Planetarium technology is rapidly advancing, and new terminology is often confusing. At the same time, new planetarians are often unfamiliar with the traditional jargon of the planetarium field. The Glossary Project on which this committee is working will organize and define new and old terms so that IPS members will be able to communicate more effectively. Look to these web pages every so often for additions to our collection of terms.
The Technology Committee welcomes volunteers! Please e-mail the committee chairperson if you would like to work on the project, or even if you have a suggestion related to our work.