Hi everyone,
We’ve been holding GNU Radio Hackfests every now and then in the past.
These are meant for the main, core developers to get together and
develop new material and features, fix bugs, and figure out where we
want to go as a project. You can see some of the output of our last
Hackfest from November of last year:
http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/Hackfest1211
We’re holding our next one this coming week at Virginia Tech. As part
of it, we’re reaching out to the local community at the university and
around the area with a brief informational session Monday morning from
10-12.
I want to be clear that this isn’t something that I’d recommend for
anyone outside of an easy drive to Blacksburg, VA. But at the same
time, I didn’t want anyone around to miss it if you are in the area.
So feel free to come and chat with us! Here are the details:
When: Monday, June 3, 2013
10am - 12pm
Where: ICTAS 310
Schedule:
10:00: Tom R., GNU Radio maintainer
Introduction to GNU Radio, the community, and the Hackfest
10:20: Ben H. Ettus R., LLC
Review of software radio hardware
10:40: Johnathan C., Corgan Labs and co-maintainer of GNU Radio
Interfacing and contributing to the community and the project.
11:00: Philip B., OpenSDR and GNU Radio contributor
Developing the open source community in the university.
11:20: Martin B., Ph.D. candidate, KIT and GNU Radio contributor
Ben R., GNU Radio contributor
Discussing their contributions to GNU Radio and describing the
new OFDM development.
11:40: Q & A
Tom