Travel to Automath2002 -

Workshop on 35 years Automath

Heriot-Watt University (Edinburgh)

Wednesday 10-Saturday 13 April 2002

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TRAVEL INFORMATION

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The workshop on 35 years Automath will take place at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland.
Heriot-Watt University is situated in the Riccarton Campus.
Here is how to get to the Riccarton Campus by air, bus car, taxi, and rail.
A Taxi from Edinburgh airport (which is situated to the west of the city of Edinburgh and which is not far from the Riccarton campus), takes about 10 minutes and costs around 12 pounds. An alternative (but longer route) is to take the bus (which runs frequently) from the airport to the city centre and then take a bus from the city centre to Heriot-Watt University. This costs about 5 pounds but takes up to two hours. A taxi from city center costs also around 12 pounds. You can also get buses from Princess street in the city centre directly to Heriot-Watt.
All buses to Heriot-Watt (Riccarton-Campus) stop at the James-Watt Centre where the university RECEPTION (OPEN 24 HOURS a DAY) is located. If you take a taxi, ask it to take you to James-Watt centre.
At the reception in James-Watt centre, you will be directed to your accommodation and to the computing and electrical engineering department where the workshop will be held.
If you have booked accommodation with us, go to the RECEPTIONIST (OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY) at James-Watt centre. The receprionists will direct you to both your accommodation and to the workshop's location.
The workshop takes place in room 2.44 of the Computing and Electrical department situated on number 8 of the maps here.
For those who have not booked accommodation with us, you may want to go directly to room 2.44 of the Computing and Electrical department situated on number 8 of the maps here. In all cases, the receptionists are very helpful at James-Watt centre if you cannot follow the maps.