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Directions
The second
International Workshop in Sequential Methodologies (IWSM) will
be held at the University of Technology of Troyes, Troyes, France,
June 15-17, 2009. Download the UTT access map here
http://www.utt.fr/uk/planAcces/index.php
and http://www.utt.fr/universite/plans.pdf
Troyes is located
on the Seine River. It is around 150 km (93 mi) south-east of
Paris.
How
to reach the UTT from the downtown of Troyes
See a map of Troyes
downtown here http://www.troyesciteweb.com/plan/
By
free shuttle bus of the IWSM 2009:
A free shuttle bus
will be available on June 15, 16 and 17 for the participants of
the IWSM 2009. Stops are located around downtown.
Stop 1:
Close to the railway station (Gare Routière)
To look at Stop 1
Departure time is
7h45
Hotels concerned:
Grand Hôtel, Hôtel de la Gare, Hôtel des Comtes
de Champagne, Hôtel Patiotel and Royal Hôtel.
Stop 2:
Bus stop of the Town Hall (Hôtel de Ville).
To look at Stop 2
Departure time is
7h50
Hotels concerned:
Hôtel de la Poste, Hôtel le Champ des Oiseaux, Hôtel
la Maison de Rhodes and Hôtel Relais St Jean.
Stop 3:
Hôtel Ibis.
To look at Stop 3
Departure time is
7h55
Hotels concerned:
Hôtel Arlequin, Hôtel Ibis and Hôtel Mercure.
Stop 4:
Hôtel de Troyes, 166 Avenue du Général Leclerc.
Departure time is
7h45
Hotels concerned:
Hôtel de Troyes.
By
bus:
You take the bus
number 6, direction "Chartreux". Get off at the stop
« Technopole ». The UTT is located in 300 meters.
Buses arrive each 10 -15 min.
See
timetable, the site of the bus company TCAT...
By
taxi:
The taxi station
is located at the railway station. You can call a taxi by phone:
03 25 78 30 30 ("Taxis Troyens")
How
to reach Troyes from Paris
By
car:
From Paris: highway
A5, exit n° 20 Sainte Savine in the direction of Troyes on N60,
then take the ring road.
See details
http://www.utt.fr/uk/planAcces/index.php
By
train:
From the East Railway
Station "Gare de l'Est" (Paris) :
Online timetable
and ticket shop are available at the website of SNCF
http://www.voyages-sncf.com/
SNCF (Société
Nationale des Chemins de fer Français) = French National
Railway
How
to reach the "Gare de l'Est" (Paris) from the Charles
de Gaulle airport (Roissy)
By
RER and metro:
The RER line B links
the Charles de Gaulle airport (Roissy) to Paris. You have to go
to the RER station in the airport and take the RER line B in the
direction of the "Gare du Nord". Average journey time
is approximately 50 min. Get off at the station "Gare du
Nord" and either take the Metro one stop to the "Gare
de l'Est", line 5, direction "Place d'Italie" or
walk (10 min) to the "Gare de l'Est".
Fare: € 8.40
(metro connection is included).
See details and timetable
http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/ADP/en-gb/passagers/home/
RER (Réseau
Express Régional) = Regional Express Network
By
bus and coach:
See details and timetable
http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/ADP/en-gb/passagers/home/
By
taxi:
Guideline fare for
a journey during the day: approximately € 36
How
to reach the "Gare de l'Est" (Paris) from the Orly airport
By
ORLYVAL and RER:
The automatic metro ORLYVAL links the Orly
airport to the RER B station "Antony". At the RER B
station "Antony" you take the trains in the direction
of the "Gare du Nord". Average journey time is approximately
50 min. Get off at the station "Gare du Nord" and either
take the Metro one stop to the "Gare de l'Est", line
5, direction "Place d'Italie" or walk (10 min) to the
"Gare de l'Est".
Fare: € 9.60
(ORLYVAL and RER, metro connection is included).
See details and timetable
http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/ADP/en-gb/passagers/home/
By
bus and coach:
See details and timetable
http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/ADP/en-gb/passagers/home/
By
taxi:
Guideline fare
for a journey during the day: approximately € 40
Venue
 An
hour and a half from Paris by road or rail, Troyes, once the regional
seat of power for the Counts of Champagne, is a city rich in art
and history.
The old city center has kept intact its medieval architecture
with its half-timbered houses and Champagne checkerboard façades
of alternating dark-red and chalk bricks. The old city center
is known locally as the 'Champagne Cork' because of its unusual
shape. Present day Troyes (120,000 inhabitants including suburbs)
has a vibrant cultural and artistic life, a thriving economy and
many sporting activities.
Additional information:
http://www.tourism-troyes.com//t/engindex.htm
http://vieuxtroyes.free.fr/t/engindex.htm
 The
UTT research teams have joined forces under the auspices of
the Charles Delaunay Institute (CDI, ICD in French) and have
been in association with the CNRS (National Scientific Research
Centre) since 2006 as a FRE (Formation de Recherche en Evolution)
: FRE 2848. Beyond the scientific excellence sought in each
field of research, the objective of the CDI is to increase the
synergies of its teams under the heading: "Science and
Technologies for Risk Control". The CDI is composed of
7 research teams representing the main disciplines in Engineering
and in Information and Communication Sciences and Technologies.
They are assisted by technical staff in their research activities
using state-of-the-art technology. More than 80% of the funding,
excluding in-house researchers' salaries, comes from research
contracts, a quarter of which corresponds to contracts with
companies. The results of the research carried out can be seen
both in international scientific publications and technology
transfer
http://icd.utt.fr/
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The
UTT represents: 
2300
engineering students