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Contents
1. Message from the Organizing Committee .............................................. 4
2. Message from the IEC President ...........................................................
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3. General Information ...............................................................................
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About the host ....................................................................................................
DKE ....................................................................................................................
Topics ..................................................................................................................
Reinvention Laboratory .......................................................................................
Meeting dates and locations ...............................................................................
Meet, exchange, experience: The IEC Campus in Frankfurt am Main ...............
In the heart of Europe .........................................................................................
Participation ........................................................................................................
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4. Timetable at a Glance ............................................................................ 14
5. Registration ............................................................................................ 16
How to register .................................................................................................... 16
The IEC General Meeting 2016 app ................................................................... 16
6. Accommodation ...................................................................................... 17
How to book/list of hotels .................................................................................... 17
7. Travel and Transportation ...................................................................... 20
Travel information ...............................................................................................
Entering Germany ..............................................................................................
Embassies and consulates .................................................................................
Insurance ............................................................................................................
Transfer from the airport to the centre of Frankfurt am Main and to Kap Europa .....
Arrival at Frankfurt am Main central station ........................................................
Arrival in Frankfurt am Main by car ...................................................................
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8. On Arrival ................................................................................................ 23
Registration ........................................................................................................ 23
Business Centre .................................................................................................. 24
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9. Technical Visits and Tours ...................................................................... 25
10. Tips and General Information ................................................................. 26
Shopping hours ..................................................................................................
Climate and clothing ..........................................................................................
Credit cards .......................................................................................................
Currency/exchange ............................................................................................
Electricity supply ................................................................................................
Internet connection ............................................................................................
Language ...........................................................................................................
Meal facilities .....................................................................................................
Smoking .............................................................................................................
Taxes ..................................................................................................................
Telephone, internet and postal services ............................................................
Time zone ..........................................................................................................
Tipping ................................................................................................................
Vaccination .........................................................................................................
Emergency numbers/healthcare ........................................................................
Travelling by car .................................................................................................
Information about Frankfurt am Main and Germany ..........................................
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11. List of Technical Committees/Subcommittees ....................................... 32
12. Provisional Timetable for Technical Meetings ........................................ 38
13. IEC Management Meetings and Others ................................................. 48
14. Maps ...................................................................................................... 50
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1. Message from the Organizing Committee
Big events are normally announced well in advance. This is why we are already
looking forward to October 2016, when we will be welcoming members of the
worldwide electrotechnical standardization community to the 80th IEC General Meeting
in Frankfurt am Main – in the heart of Europe.
The German electrotechnical industry has played a vital role in leading technological
progress around the world for over 150 years. Its dedication has played an essential
role in developing standards which apply around the world. This makes Germany one
of the driving forces of future innovations. And it also shapes our role as host of the 80th
IEC General Meeting.
The DKE is doing everything to provide a welcoming and productive atmosphere for the
approx. 2000 participants.
But we want more: Through the use of innovative event formats, we also want to
turn this important international event into a forum in which crucial future topics and
questions of electrotechnical standardization will be discussed in an open atmosphere.
With the IEC Campus, and the Reinvention Laboratory in particular, we are creating a
unique environment for international exchange, for discussions and networking as well
as for interesting debates between generations and between experts from different
countries.
As in so many areas of life, digitalization also creates numerous challenges for
electrotechnical standardization. The world is changing ever faster. This is also
increasing the speed and complexity of new requirements by customers and experts in
the field of standardization.
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There is no doubt that this profound shift will be our biggest challenge. Instead of being
simply carried along we want to play an active role in shaping this change. This is
a key objective of DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information
Technologies, and of the IEC General Meeting 2016 as an international platform. Its
claim “connecting communities – reinvent standardization“ is both a commitment and
an invitation.
With this in mind, we cordially invite you to come together in Frankfurt am Main, feel the spirit,
work in collaboration and inspire one another – at the 80th IEC General Meeting 2016.
Roland Bent
President of the German National
Committee of the IEC
Michael Teigeler
Secretary of the German National
Committee of the IEC
President of DKE
Managing Director of DKE
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2. Message from the IEC President
The IEC provides a unique and highly efficient global platform where many thousand
experts collaborate and share their know-how and expertise in a neutral, independent
setting that covers the world. The IEC connects communities and is even able to bring
to the table people within highly competitive industries. These experts, together with our
Members and affiliates, are our most precious resource.
While the IEC was the first organization to start working fully electronically, we have
to constantly reinvent ourselves. Right now, data and digitalization are fundamentally
changing the way we communicate and do things. Like industry and society we need
to be smart in how we use our resources and how we develop the Standards and Conformity Assessment Services our stakeholders need. Innovation happens faster than
ever before and systems of increasing complexity require large integrated technology
solutions. We have to be agile and more inventive than ever to deliver what is needed.
Remaining on top also requires strategic thinking, planning and cooperation. We need
the best at the table. To this end, we have to reach up higher in companies and cooperate
more with other organizations. We have to constantly strive to increase awareness of
the benefits we offer and stimulate involvement in the IEC. You, the National Committees
and experts of the IEC are the linchpin that allows your country to influence the rules
for global business and trade.
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Therefore, the 80th General Meeting has chosen the theme:
Connecting Communities. Reinvent Standardization.
I look forward to seeing you in Frankfurt in October.
Dr. Junji Nomura
IEC President
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3. General Information
About the host
The 80th IEC General Meeting to be held from 10 to 14 October 2016 in
Frankfurt am Main is the annual event highlighting international
standardization activities in the electrotechnical sector. This major international
event brings together the working parties and decision meetings of all the
main players on the IEC Campus 2016 – and gives them an opportunity to
decide on current issues and the future directions and strategies of the IEC.
The German National Committee of the IEC is organizing the General
Meeting for the seventh time. This is due, in no small part, to the great
responsibility shouldered by Germany as one of the key global players in
the electrotechnical sector.
Like its predecessors, the 80th IEC General Meeting 2016 will host
numerous technical meetings designed to drive forward current
standardization projects. In addition, the German National Committee (DKE
German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies
of DIN and VDE) will organize accompanying content-related, communication
and emotional highlights, aimed at bringing delegates to the General
Meeting together and raising the many different issues facing the future of
standardization.
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Topics
Every General Meeting focuses on specific topics, and the 80th IEC General
Meeting is no exception! We would like to invite you to take a close look at our
scope of topics and discuss it before and at the meeting in Frankfurt am Main.
Some topics are well-known, others broaden the scope of the traditional
standardization environment. You will notice that there is room for your
topic as well. We would like to know which topic you intend to suggest.
COMMUNCATION TECHNOLOGIES, INDUSTRY 4.0,
ELECTRICAL SAFETY, MICRO GRIDS, WEARABLES,
RENEWABLE ENERGY, IT-SECURITY, TC OF THE
FUTURE, ACTIVE ASSISTED LIVING, REQUIREMENTS
ENGINEERING, NORMUNG 2020, GRAPHENE, LOW
VOLTAGE DIRECT CURRENT (LVDC), ONLINE
COLLABORATION
INDUSTRY 4.0 >
WEARABLES >
IT SECURITY >
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Image source: 3c
Reinvention Laboratory
In parallel to the official committee meetings, the German National Committee
organizes a “content and experience level“ forum, where issues and
questions facing experts and the relevant public around the future
of standardization will be dealt with in lively debate.
The Reinvention Laboratory in Kap Europa convention centre at Messe
Frankfurt lies in the heart of this experience-oriented information and
communication platform. The forum will present key aspects of the future
of international standardization. A wide range of standardization policy
ideas and concepts, strategies and visions will be presented, discussed
and publicised via this platform, as part of the development process leading the global electrical engineering industry into a successful future.
The Reinvention Laboratory represents the multi-facetted, inspiring, open
minded communication of knowledge and information forum – raising global
awareness through thinking and acting outside the box.
Meeting dates and locations
The 80th General Meeting of the IEC will take place in Frankfurt am Main,
Germany, from 10 to 14 October 2016.
TC/SC meetings will start on 26 September and continue until
14 October 2016. Meetings will be held at the following venues:
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Maritim Hotel Frankfurt
Theodor-Heuss-Allee 3, 60486 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 69 7578-0
[email protected]
www.maritim-hotel-frankfurt.frankfurtmainhotel.com/en/
VDE premises
DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information
Technologies of DIN and VDE
Stresemannallee 15, 60596 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 69 6308-0
[email protected]
www.vde.com/en/dke
Kap Europa, Messe Frankfurt GmbH
Osloer Str. 5, 60327 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 69 7575-3100
[email protected]
www.kapeuropa.de/en/welcome/
Congress Center, Messe Frankfurt GmbH
Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1, 60327 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 69 7575-3000
[email protected]
www.congressfrankfurt.messefrankfurt.com/
Management meetings will start on 10 October and continue until
14 October 2016. Meetings will be held at the following venues:
Kap Europa, Messe Frankfurt GmbH
(contact information see above)
www.kapeuropa.de/en/welcome/
Congress Center, Messe Frankfurt GmbH
(contact information see above)
www.congressfrankfurt.messefrankfurt.com/
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IEC offices will be located at Kap Europa. The host committee will be
located in the Reinvention Laboratory, Kap Europa.
Onsite registration and pick-up of delegates bags will be located at VDE
Premises from 26 September until 2 October 2016, Maritim hotel from
3 until 9 October 2016 and Kap Europa from 10 until 14 October 2016.
All details provided in this programme are based on information available
at the time of printing. For additional information and online updates,
please visit the official website of the 80th IEC General Meeting
www.iec2016.org and the IEC General Meeting 2016 app.
If you need further information about the venues, or special arrangements
for management or TC/SC meetings, please contact the host committee
directly at [email protected]
Meet, exchange, experience: The IEC Campus in Frankfurt am Main
The events of the 80th IEC General Meeting 2016 in Frankfurt am Main
will be held in various locations around the city - which together form the
IEC Campus. The exhibition centre is in the heart of the event, along
with the innovative Kap Europa convention centre. Management meetings as well as many TC/SC meetings will be held at Kap Europa. The
“Reinvention Laboratory“, a forum for exchanging experiences and
ideas, will also take place on the top floor of this inspiring building.
Special events require special locations: The IEC General Meeting will
celebrate its official opening in the Festhalle, the famous festival hall at
Messe Frankfurt. Attractive locations all over Frankfurt am Main will be
provided for the dinner for NC Presidents and NC Secretaries as well as
for the large farewell event. Especially for the IEC GM 2016 there will be a
Networking Evening for the large number of TC/SC Chairmen and
Secretaries.
Along with spacious function rooms, smaller meeting rooms will play
an important role in this event. Corridors and lounge areas will provide
opportunities to get to know other delegates and exchange ideas. The diverse
nature of the city provides scope for new experiences and insights. The
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German National Committee will be delighted to offer participants from
all over the world a chance to explore the IEC Campus and the city of
Frankfurt am Main.
The IEC Campus
In the heart of Europe
Frankfurt am Main is located in the centre of Germany and the heart of Europe. Frankfurt Airport is a major hub served by a large number of airlines. Frankfurt am Main with its attractive surrounding countryside has much to offer in terms of culture and cuisine: from the famous
Frankfurter sausage and the apple wine known locally as “Äppelwoi“,
to the city‘s historical architecture, the legacy of the Roman era or the
Paulskirche, the cradle of democracy in Germany. Further information on
Frankfurt am Main can be found at www.frankfurt-tourismus.de/en
Participation
Participation in the IEC General Meeting 2016 is open to all delegates
registered in the IEC Expert Management System (EMS) and to
representatives of invited international organizations.
Updates can be found on the IEC General Meeting 2016 website,
www.iec2016.org and on the IEC General Meeting 2016 app.
Printed programmes will not be issued in Frankfurt am Main. It is therefore recommended that delegates bring their copy to the meeting.
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4. Timetable at a Glance
Unless otherwise decided by the chair of the committee concerned, meeting
hours will be as follows: from 09:00 to 12:30 and from 14:00 to 17:30.
Please note that Management Meetings (SMB, CAB, CB, Council) will start
at 08:30. Coffee or tea breaks are scheduled twice a day: between 10:30
and 10:45 and between 15:15 and 15:30 approximately.
Lunch will not be provided unless stipulated on the meeting agenda.
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Updates can be found on the IEC General Meeting 2016 website, www.iec2016.org and
on the IEC General Meeting 2016 app.
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Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception (no charge)
For all delegates and accompanying persons who have registered online for the General Meeting.
Dinner for NC Presidents and Secretaries (no charge)
Dinner for Presidents and Secretaries of National Committees, members of Council Board and registered accompanying
persons. By invitation only.
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Networking Evening (no charge)
For all TC/SC Chairmen and Secretaries as well as for the Young Professionals. By invitation only.
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Farewell Party (no charge)
For all delegates and accompanying persons who have registered online for the General Meeting.
Reinvention Laboratory
10 – 14 October 2016 open to all delegates.
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5. Registration
How to register
Registration for the General Meeting is only possible online. Please
access online registration via the IEC homepage www.iec.ch or directly at
meetings.iec.ch
To start registration, you will need to enter your IEC username
and password. If you do not have a username/password, please contact
your National Committee. Registration can be modified at anytime
using the online Meeting Registration System (MRS) at meetings.iec.ch.
If you require further assistance with your meeting registration, please
contact [email protected]
Please note that your online registration and subsequent e-mail confirmation
are NOT a confirmation for your hotel booking. You need to book your hotel
seperately.
The IEC General Meeting 2016 app – everything at your fingertips
This event app provides an overview of the entire timetable including possible
changes. Use this tool to view agenda items, explore sessions and find networking events. Find more information about the IEC General Meeting 2016 app at
http://iec2016.org/index.php/event-app.html
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Image source: Congress Center, Messe Frankfurt
Congress Centre – one of the venues
6. Accommodation
How to book/list of hotels
You can choose from the following hotels that offer special rates. To
benefit from the preferential IEC rate, please book your hotels
through http://meetings.iec.ch (Excepton: Martim Hotel Frankfurt am
Main, to be booked through http://bit.ly/MaritimGM2016)
Maritim Hotel Frankfurt****
Theodor-Heuss-Allee 3
60486 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 69 7578-0
[email protected]
www.maritim-hotel-frankfurt.frankfurtmainhotel.com/en/
3 – 15 October 2016
Classic single room 197 €, Classic double room 255 €
Approx. 200 metres from Kap Europa.
Please book this hotel directly through http://bit.ly/MaritimGM2016.
Prices are per room and night including breakfast and VAT.
InterCity Hotel***
Poststraße 8
60329 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 69 95799-722
[email protected]
www.intercityhotel.com/en
24 – 26 September 2016 and 1 – 4 October 2016 and
7 – 10 October 2016 and 14 – 17 October 2016
Single room 85 €, Twin room 97 €
26 September – 1 October 2016 and 4 – 7 October 2016 and
10 – 14 October 2016
Single room 119 €, Twin room 131 €
Approx. 800 metres from Kap Europa.
Prices are per room and night including breakfast and VAT.
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Mainhaus Stadthotel Frankfurt***Superior
Lange Straße 26
60311 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 69 29906-0
[email protected]
www.mainhaus-frankfurt.de/en/
1 – 17 October 2016
Single room 95 €, Twin room 115 €
24 minutes from Kap Europa by tram.
Prices are per room and night including breakfast and VAT.
Mercure Hotel & Residenz Frankfurt Messe****
Voltastraße 29
60486 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 69 7926-0
[email protected]
www.mercure.com
24 – 26. September 2016 and 30 September – 1 October and
1 – 4 October 2016 and 7 – 10 October 2016 and 14 – 17 October 2016
Single room 100 €, Twin room 121 €
26 – 30 September 2016
Single room 130 €, Twin room 181 €
4 – 7 October 2016 and 10 – 14 October 2016
Single room 120 €, Twin room 171 €
Approx. 1500 metres from Kap Europa.
Prices are per room and night including breakfast and VAT.
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Marriott Hotel*****
Hamburger Allee 2
60486 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 69 7955-0
[email protected]
www.marriott.co.uk/hotels/travel/fradt-frankfurt-marriott-hotel/
1 – 17 October 2016
Single room 189 €, Twin room 209 €
Approx. 220 metres from Kap Europa.
Prices are per room and night including breakfast and VAT.
The above quoted prices are valid for all registrations received prior to
5 September 2016. Please note that after this date normal commercial
rates apply and room availability is no longer guaranteed. Hotel rooms
will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
More hotels can be found at www.frankfurt-tourismus.de/en
You are solely responsible for all financial obligations arising from
reservations made by you or on your behalf. This includes all charges
for cancellations, late or non-arrival. A credit card number is required
to secure hotel bookings.
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7. Travel and Transportation
Travel information
Please book and arrange your own travel.
Entering Germany
Citizens of EU Member States do not require a visa to enter the
Federal Republic of Germany. A visa is mandatory for citizens of all other
countries. Citizens of countries for which the European Union has lifted the
visa requirement do not require a visa for visits lasting up to three months
per six-month period. Further information on entering Germany can be
found at www.auswaertiges-amt.de/EN.
Should you require a letter of invitation, please fill in the visa tab through
the online registration.
Embassies and consulates
A list of foreign embassies and consulates in Germany, including contact
information, is available on the Diplomatic Relations page of the website of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, see www.auswaertiges-amt.de/EN/.
Insurance
The organizing committee cannot accept any responsibility for accidents,
losses and damages to any luggage and/or personal belongings which
may occur. Participants and accompanying persons are advised to
obtain travel, medical, personal accident and luggage insurance in their
home country prior to departure.
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Transfer from the airport to the centre of Frankfurt am Main
and to Kap Europa
Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is located 20 km from Kap Europa. It takes 23
minutes by public transport (S8, S9) to reach the central station, where
you can change to trams 16 and 17 which take you from the central station
directly to Kap Europa.
Detailed information will be posted at www.iec2016.org and on the
IEC General Meeting 2016 app. Transport is at your own expenses.
A taxi ride takes 15 – 20 minutes to Kap Europa. Approximate fare 27 € in
the daytime and 28 € at night, subject to changes.
Image source: Kap Europa, Messe Frankfurt
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Arrival at Frankfurt am Main central station
The ICE train stops at Frankfurt am Main central station. It takes
8 minutes by taxi to Kap Europa. You can also go by trams 16, 17 (2,80 €
for a one-way-ticket, subject to changes) or by metro U4 and walk a few
minutes. Tickets can be purchased at any RMV terminal or in the central
station.
Arrival in Frankfurt am Main by car
Please note that environmental badges are obligatory for green zones
in Germany – also for foreign license plates. Detailed information on
page 29.
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Image source: Festhalle, Messe Frankfurt
Festhalle – one of the venues
Bildquelle: Kap Europa, Messe Frankfurt
8. On Arrival
Registration
Prior to the General Meeting (26 September – 2 October 2016), the
IEC registration will be located at the VDE premises and will be open
from 08:00 to 18:00. In the following Week (3 – 9 October 2016), the
IEC registration will be located at the Maritim Hotel and will be open
from 08:00 to 18:00 (3 October national holiday in Germany).
During the General Meeting (10 – 14 October 2016), the IEC registration
and information desk will be located at Kap Europa and will be open:
9 October 2016 - from 12:00 to 18:00
10 – 14 October 2016 - from 08:00 to 18:00.
When registering, delegates will receive:
• an identification badge;
• invitations to social events (entertainment program);
• updates and general information to assist them during their stay.
Identification badges:
The following colour codes are used for badges:
White: Delegates
Yellow: Accompanying persons
Blue: IEC Officers and staff
Red: Organizers
Green: Young Professionals
Purple: HC Guest, sponsors
All delegates are requested to wear their identification badge throughout the
General Meeting, including all meetings, receptions and social functions.
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Business Centre
A business centre with several PCs and WiFi area will be available to
delegates
from 3 to 9 October:
Maritim Hotel Frankfurt
from 10 to 14 October: Kap Europa, top floor.
All PCs have standard software Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat Reader,
WinZip and internet browser.
You will need a fully installed/configured LAN card to connect to the local area
network (TCP/IP protocol) with your laptop using a WiFi-enabled system.
Kap Europa – one of the venues
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9. Technical Visits and Tours
Technical visits
You will find information about all technical visits on www.iec2016.org
and on the IEC General Meeting 2016 app. Please register there.
Tours
The host committee has organized several tours for you and accompanying persons. Please consult the website for detailed information
www.iec2016.org or the IEC General Meeting 2016 app.
Image source: Kap Europa, Messe Frankfurt am Main
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10. Tips and General Information
Shopping hours
Shops, supermarkets and department stores generally open from Monday
to Saturday from 10:00 to 20:00. For information on shopping in Frankfurt am
Main, see www.frankfurt-tourismus.de/en
Climate and clothing
Germany is located in the moderately cool region influenced by the
westerlies between the Atlantic Ocean and the continental climate to the
east. The weather is changeable. In October, the weather in Germany can
still be pleasant, with golden days ablaze in colorful fall foliage. Germans call
these last warm days of the year “Altweibersommer” (Indian summer). But,
German weather is unpredictable, so be prepared for cold and rainy spells.
Visitors should therefore bring clothing that is as flexible as possible.The
average temperature in Frankfurt in October is around 10 °C to 14 °C. The
latest weather information can be found at www.dwd.de/EN.
Credit cards
Major credit cards can be used for payment at filling stations and in stores,
hotels and restaurants. American Express, Diners Club, and in particular
MasterCard and Visa are the cards most widely accepted. For more
information, please contact your credit card company.
Currency/exchange
The official currency is the EURO (€, EUR). 1 € = 100 cents. Bank notes
exist with denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 €, and coins
with a value of 1 and 2 € and 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents. It is not common
to pay with 100, 200 and 500 € banknotes.
Delegates are advised to check the current exchange rate before travelling
to the General Meeting.
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Electricity supply
Electrical sockets in Germany match the Type C and Type F
plugs and sockets described in IEC TR 60083 and illustrated at
http://www.iec.ch/worldplugs/list_bylocation.htm.
If necessary you should bring along a suitable adaptor.
Internet connection
Free high-speed WiFi Internet access is provided to all delegates within
the General Meeting Business Centre and all General Meeting locations
(meeting rooms). Internet access at hotels may involve substantial daily
charges. We recommend that you check connection rates at your hotel.
Language
The national language of Germany is German. In business communication
English and German are common.
Meal facilities
Please ask the concierge in your hotel for recommendations.
Food court at Skyline Plaza (within walking distance from Kap Europa).
Smoking
In a number of public venues in Germany (governmental institutions,
health, culture, education, trade and consumer services, public catering,
as well as stations, subway and public transport) smoking is permitted
in designated areas only.
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Telephone, internet and postal services
Country dialling prefix: +49
Public telephones
Most public telephones do not accept coins, but only Deutsche Telekom
(DT) telephone cards. These can be purchased in values of 5, 10 and 15 €
at post offices, kiosks, and some tourist information centres. Prepaid cards
with a PIN from other providers may be a cheaper alternative. Credit cards
cannot generally be used to make telephone calls.
Mobiles/cellulars are known as “Handys“ in German. Germany uses the
GSM network (GSM 900 and GSM 1800). Multi-band mobiles or to rent a
mobile can be an appropriate solution.
Internet cafés are numerous in all cities.
Postal services
Postage stamps can be purchased in post offices, from stamp machines,
in hotels and in tourist areas.
Time zone
The local time is Central European time (UTC+1). This is one hour ahead
of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
Tipping
Service is generally included in the price of meals or drinks. If you are
satisfied with your meal or drinks and with the service, a tip of approximately 5 to 10 % of the total amount is usual. Tipping is at your own discretion.
Vaccination
For entry into Germany no compulsory vaccination is required.
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Emergency numbers/healthcare
We recommend that you take suitable travel and health insurance
before beginning your journey. The organizing committee does not have
insurance cover for delegates attending the IEC 80th General Meeting and
can assume no liability for any accidents which may occur during the meeting.
The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) gives you access to medical
necessary healthcare provided by the state system during a temporary
stay in Germany. You are eligible for a card if
• you are a citizen of any member state of the European Union, Iceland,
Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland and insured by or covered by a
state social security system;
• you are from a non-EU country but legally reside in the EU and are covered
by a state social security scheme.
Emergencies
In the event of an emergency, call 110 for the police and 112 for the fire
and/or ambulance services. An emergency doctor‘s service is available
in all towns to provide assistance at night and weekends. The telephone
number of the service can be found in the local phone book.
Pharmacies are generally open from 9:00 to 18:00 Mondays to Fridays
and from 9:00 to 12:00 on Saturdays. (Pharmacies at the main
railway station and the airport have longer opening hours.) Information on
the night and Sunday service provided by doctors and pharmacies can be
found outside any pharmacy.
Travelling by car
German motorways are toll-free for cars. Strict laws apply to driving
under the influence of alcohol/drugs; the blood alcohol content must not
exceed 0,05 %. Wearing seatbelts is mandatory for both front- and rear-seat
passengers. Drivers are prohibited from using mobile telephones, other
than by means of a handsfree device. Those wishing to hire a car must be
in possession of a valid driving license and a credit card. Some agencies
specify a required minimum age.
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Traffic rules
In the absence of other rules (signs, traffic lights), the general rule is to
give way to the right at junctions, including T junctions. Traffic drives on the
right and overtakes on the left.
Speed limits
The speed limit is 50 km/h in built-up areas and 100 km/h on trunk roads.
Except where indicated otherwise, there is no speed limit on German
motorways; however, the recommended maximum speed is 130 km/h.
Observance of speed limits is strictly controlled and radars are frequent.
Driving licence
Any valid driving licence is acceptable. Visitors from countries outside the
EU require either an international driving licence or a valid driving licence
in conjunction with an official German translation.
Environmental badge obligatory for green zones (e.g. Frankfurt am
Main) in Germany – also for foreign license plates.
Purchase your badge prior to your visit to Germany! Vehicle restrictions
in environmental green zones can be issued in cities and local districts in
Germany.
Vehicles without environmental badge may not pass through green zones,
violation is subject to a penalty of 80 €. This also applies to all
vehicles registered in foreign countries. For this reason we recommend
drivers to inform themselves about the environmental badge, and to
purchase it on time.
Further information can be found at
www.environmental-badge.co.uk/en
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Information about Frankfurt am Main and Germany
Additional information about Frankfurt am Main can be found at
www.frankfurt-tourismus.de/en
Image source: 3c
Additional information about Germany can be found at
www.deutschland.de/en
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11. List of Technical Committees/Subcommittees
The following Technical Committees and Subcommittees will meet at the
IEC General Meeting 2016.
TC/SC
TITLE
TC 1
Terminology
TC 5
Steam turbines
TC 8
Systems aspects for electrical energy supply
SC 8A
Grid Integration of Renewable Energy Generation
TC 14
Power transformers
SC 22F
Power electronics for electrical transmission and distribution systems
TC 23
Electrical accessories
SC 23A
Cable management systems
SC 23B
Plugs, socket-outlets and switches
SC 23E
Circuit-breakers and similar equipment for household use
SC 23G
Appliance couplers
SC 23J
Switches for appliances
SC 23K
Electrical Energy Efficiency products
TC 25
Quantities and units
TC 28
Insulation co-ordination
TC 31
Equipment for explosive atmospheres
SC 31G
Intrinsically-safe apparatus
SC 31J
Classification of hazardous areas and installation requirements
SC 31M
Non-electrical equipment and protective systems for explosive
atmospheres
TC 32
Fuses
SC 32A
High-voltage fuses
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TC/SC
TITLE
SC 32B
Low-voltage fuses
SC 32C
Miniature fuses
TC 34
Lamps and related equipment
SC 34A
Lamps
SC 34B
Lamp caps and holders
SC 34C
Auxiliaries for lamps
SC 34D
Luminaires
TC 35
Primary cells and batteries
TC 36
Insulators
SC 36A
Insulated bushings
TC 40
Capacitors and resistors for electronic equipment
TC 42
High-voltage and high-current test techniques
TC 44
Safety of machinery - Electrotechnical aspects
TC46
Cables, wires, waveguides, R.F. connectors, R.F. and microwave
passive components and accessories
SC 46A
Coaxial cables
SC 46C
Wires and symmetric cables
SC 46F
R.F. and microwave passive components
TC 47
Semiconductor devices
SC 47A
Integrated circuits
SC 47D
Semiconductor devices packaging
SC 47E
Discrete semiconductor devices
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TC/SC
TITLE
SC 47F
Micro-electromechanical systems
TC 48
Electrical connectors and mechanical structures for electrical and
electronic equipment
SC 48B
Electrical connectors
SC 48D
Mechanical structures for electrical and electronic equipment
TC 55
Winding wires
TC 57
Power systems management and associated information exchange
TC 59
Performance of household and similar electrical appliances
SC 59A
Electric dishwashers
SC 59C
Heating appliances
SC 59D
Performance of household and similar electrical laundry appliances
SC 59F
Surface cleaning appliances
SC 59K
Performance of household and similar electrical cooking appliances
SC 59L
Small household appliances
SC 59M
Performance of electrical household and similar cooling and freezing
appliances
TC 61
Safety of household and similar electrical appliances
SC 61B
Safety of microwave appliances for household and commercial use
SC 61C
Safety of refrigeration appliances for household and commercial use
SC 61D
Appliances for air-conditioning for household and similar purposes
SC 61H
Safety of electrically-operated farm appliances
TC 62
Electrical equipment in medical practice
SC 62A
Common aspects of electrical equipment used in medical practice
SC 62B
Diagnostic imaging equipment
SC 62C
Equipment for radiotherapy, nuclear medicine and radiation
dosimetry
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TC/SC
TITLE
SC 62D
Electromedical equipment
TC 66
Safety of measuring, control and laboratory equipment
TC 69
Electric road vehicles and electric industrial trucks
TC 72
Automatic electrical controls
TC 78
Live working
TC 85
Measuring equipment for electrical and electromagnetic quantities
TC 86
Fibre optics
SC 86A
Fibres and cables
SC 86B
Fibre optic interconnecting devices and passive components
SC 86C
Fibre optic systems and active devices
TC 89
Fire hazard testing
TC 91
Electronics assembly technology
TC 96
Transformers, reactors, power supply units, and combinations
thereof
TC 100
Audio, video and multimedia systems and equipment
TA 1
Terminals for audio, video and data services and contents
TA 2
Colour measurement and management
TA 4
Digital system interfaces and protocols
TA 5
Cable networks for television signals, sound signals and interactive
services
TA 6
Storage media, storage data structures, storage systems and
equipment
TA 8
Multimedia home systems and applications for end-user network
TA 10
Multimedia e-publishing and e-book technologies
TA 11
Quality for audio, video and multimedia systems
TA 12
AV energy efficiency and smart grid applications
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TC/SC
TITLE
TA 13
Environment for AV and multimedia equipment (tentative title)
TA 14
Interfaces and methods of measurement for personal computing
equipment
TA 15
Wireless Power Transfer
TA 16
Active Assisted Living (AAL), accessibility and user interfaces
TC 103
Transmitting equipment for radiocommunication
TC 105
Fuel cell technologies
TC 108
Safety of electronic equipment within the field of audio/video,
information technology and communication technology
TC 110
Electronic display devices
TC 111
Environmental standardization for electrical and electronic products
and systems
TC 112
Evaluation and qualification of electrical insulating materials and
systems
TC 113
Nanotechnology standardization for electrical and electronic
products and systems
TC 117
Solar thermal electric plants
PC 118
Smart grid user interface
TC 119
Printed Electronics
TC 120
Electrical Energy Storage (EES) Systems
TC 121
Switchgear and controlgear and their assemblies for low voltage
SC 121A
Low-voltage switchgear and controlgear
SC 121B
Low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies
TC 122
UHV AC transmission systems
System
TC Smart
Energy
Smart Energy
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TC/SC
TITLE
System TC
AAL
Active Assisted Living
SMB/ SG 8
Industry 4.0 – Smart Manufacturing
SMB/ SRG
Systems Resource Group
System TC
Smart Cities
Electrotechnical aspects of Smart Cities
ACEA
ACEA open workshop
ACEA
Advisory Committee on Environment Aspects
ACEC
Advisory Committee on Electromagnetic Compatibility
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12. Provisional Timetable for Technical Meetings
MEETING
TC/SC/WG/MT/PT
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TC 1
TC 1 VT60050
TC 1 AG
TC 1 WG 1
TC 1 WG 100
TC 1 MT 300
TC 5
TC 5 AG 15
TC 5 MT 12
TC 8
TC 8 AG1
TC 8 MT 1
TC 8 MT 2
TC 8 PT 62786
TC 8 WG 1
TC 8 WG 7
SC 8A
SC 8A WG 1
TC 14
SC 22F
SC 22F MT 21
SC 22F WG 30
TC 23
TC 23 AG 10
SC 23A
SC 23B
SC 23E
SC 23G
SC 23J
SC 23K
TC 25
TC 25 AG 1
TC 25/JWG 1
TC 25/WG 01
TC 25/WG 05
TC 25/WG 06
TC 28
TC 31
TC 31 AHG 46
TC 31 AHG 47
TC 31 MT 60079-18
TC 31 MT 60079-29 / JWG 45
TC 31 MT 60079-31
TC 31 OD504
TC 31 WG 27
TC 31 WG 27/WG 42/SC 22G
TC 31 WG 28
TC 31 WG 37
TC 31 WG 39
TC 31 WG 42
TC 31 WG 43
SC 31G
SC 31G MT 60079-11
SC 31G PT 60079-39
SC 31G WG 4
SC 31J
SC 31J MT 60079-14
SC 31J MT 60079-17
SC 31M
SC 31M WG 1
TC 32
TC 32 AG CAG
SC 32A
SC 32A MT 3
SC 32B
SC 32B MT 8
SC 32B MT 9
SC 32C
SC 32C MT 10
SC 32C WG 12
SC 32C WG 13
TC34/AG4/AHG3
SC 34A
SC 34A WG PRESCO
SC 34B
MONDAY
2016-09-26
TUESDAY
2016-09-27
AM
AM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-09-28
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-09-29
FRIDAY
2016-09-30
SATURDAY
2016-10-01
SUNDAY
2016-10-02
MONDAY
2016-10-03
TUESDAY
2016-10-04
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
WEDNES
2016-10-05
2016-10
AM
PM
P
This programme includes a provisional timetable for all meetings (technical
meetings - management meetings and other events & meetings), status date
7 April 2016. For updates please consult www.iec2016.org or the event app.
THURSDAY
2016-10-06
FRIDAY
2016-10-07
SATURDAY
2016-10-08
SUNDAY
2016-10-09
MONDAY
2016-10-10
TUESDAY
2016-10-11
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-10-12
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-10-13
FRIDAY
2016-10-14
SATURDAY
2016-10-15
SUNDAY
2016-10-16
MONDAY
2016-10-17
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
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MEETING
TC/SC/WG/MT/PT
40
SC 34B/WG EPC1 +
SC 34B/WG EPC2 +
SC 34B/WG EPC3 +
SC 34B/WG EPC4
SC 34C
SC 34C WG COMEX / TC 34 AG 1
SC 34D
SC 34D WG 1
TC 35
General interest meeting
TC 35 JMT 18
Mangement meeting
TC 35 MT 13
TC 35 MT 14
TC 35 MT 15
TC 35 MT 16
TC 35 MT 17
TC 36
TC 36 MT 17
TC 36 MT 18
TC 36 PT 61952-1
TC 36 WG 11
TC 36 WG 12
SC 36A
TC 40
TC 40 WG 36
TC 40 WG 39
TC 40 WG 40
TC 40 WG 41
TC 42
TC 42 JWG 22
TC 42 WG 19
TC 42 WG 20
TC 42 WG 21
TC 44
TC 46 WG 5
TC 46 WG 6
TC 46 WG 9
SC 46A WG 3
SC 46A/SC 46 C / TC 46
SC 46C WG 7
SC 46 MT IEV-726
SC 46F
SC 46F WG 1 & WG 2 & WG 3
TC 47
TC 47 WG 1 & WG 2
TC 47 WG 3
TC 47 WG 5
TC 47 WG 6
TC 47 WG 7
SC 47A
SC 47A WG 2
SC 47A WG 7
SC 47A WG 9
SC 47D
SC 47D WG 1
SC 47D WG 2
SC 47E
SC 47E JWG 5 /MT 6
SC 47E WG 1
SC 47E WG 2
SC 47E WG 3
SC 47E WG 4
SC 47E WG 8
SC 47F
SC 47F WG 1/WG 2/WG 3/MT 1
TC 48
TC48&SC48B&SC48D
SC48B
SC48B/EG 9
SC48B/WG 3
SC48B/WG 5
SC48B/WG 6
SC48D
SC48D/WG 2
SC48D/WG 4
SC48D/WG 5
TC 55
TC 55 WG 1
TC 57
TC 57 CAG
TC 57 WG 13
MONDAY
2016-09-26
TUESDAY
2016-09-27
AM
AM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-09-28
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-09-29
FRIDAY
2016-09-30
SATURDAY
2016-10-01
SUNDAY
2016-10-02
MONDAY
2016-10-03
TUESDAY
2016-10-04
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-10-05
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-10-06
FRIDAY
2016-10-07
SATURDAY
2016-10-08
SUNDAY
2016-10-09
MONDAY
2016-10-10
TUESDAY
2016-10-11
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-10-12
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-10-13
FRIDAY
2016-10-14
SATURDAY
2016-10-15
SUNDAY
2016-10-16
MONDAY
2016-10-17
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
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MEETING
TC/SC/WG/MT/PT
42
TC 57 WG 14
TC 57 WG 16
TC 57 WG 19
TC 57 WG 21
TC 57 JWG 13+14
TC 59
TC 59 WG 16
TC 59 AG 14
Joint TC 59 WG 16/SC 59F WG 5
SC 59A
SC 59A AG 5
SC 59A AG 6
SC 59A MT 2
SC 59A WG 3
SC 59A WG 4
SC 59C
SC 59D
SC 59D / AG 17 & WG 18
SC 59D / MT14
SC 59D / MT15
SC 59D / WG 13
SC 59D / WG 19 & WG 20
SC 59F
SC 59F AG1
SC 59F WG 3
SC 59F WG 4
SC 59F WG 5
SC 59F WG 6
SC 59F WG 7
SC 59F WG 9
SC 59K
SC 59K MT 1
SC 59K MT 3
SC 59L
SC 59L PT 62947
SC 59L MT 4
SC 59M
SC 59M MT 2
SC 59M WG 4
TC 61
SC 61B
SC 61C
SC 61 C EDCOM
SC 61C WG 4
SC 61C MT 1
SC 61D
SC 61H
TC 62
TC 62 AG 1
SC 62A
SC 62A AG 33
SC 62A JWG 1
SC 62A JWG 7
SC 62A/JWG 7 62304
SC 62A MT 23
SC 62A MT 62354
SC 62A WG 14
SC 62B
SC 62B AG 49
SC 62B MT 32
SC 62B MT 51
SC 62C
SC 62C WG 1
SC 62D
SC 62D AG 32
SC 62D JWG 3
SC 62D MT 19
SC 62D WG 33
TC 64 MT 4
TC 66
TC 69
TC 69 WG 4
TC 72
TC 78
TC 82/JWG 1
TC 82 WG 3
TC 82 WG 6
TC 85
TC 85 CAG
TC 85 WG 8
TC 85 WG 20
MONDAY
2016-09-26
TUESDAY
2016-09-27
AM
AM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-09-28
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-09-29
FRIDAY
2016-09-30
SATURDAY
2016-10-01
SUNDAY
2016-10-02
MONDAY
2016-10-03
TUESDAY
2016-10-04
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-10-05
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-10-06
FRIDAY
2016-10-07
SATURDAY
2016-10-08
SUNDAY
2016-10-09
MONDAY
2016-10-10
TUESDAY
2016-10-11
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-10-12
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-10-13
FRIDAY
2016-10-14
SATURDAY
2016-10-15
SUNDAY
2016-10-16
MONDAY
2016-10-17
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
43
MEETING
TC/SC/WG/MT/PT
44
TC 85 MT23
TC 86
TC 86 Officers Group
TC 86/FOCI
TC 86 Presentations
TC 86 WG 4
TC 86 JWG 9
SC 86A
SC 86A WG 1
SC 86A/WG 3
SC 86B
SC 86B Officers Group
SC 86B/WG 4
SC 86B WG 6
SC 86B WG 7
SC 86B JWG 8
SC 86C
SC 86C/WG 1
SC 86C WG 2
SC 86C/WG 3
SC 86C/WG 4
SC 86C/WG 5
TC 89
TC 89/AG 13
TC 89/WG 11
TC 89/WG 12
TC 91
TC 91 Officers Meeting
TC 91 AG 16
TC 91 LCG (JIC) Web Meeting
TC 91 WG 1
TC 91 WG 2
TC 91 WG 3
TC 91 WG 3/WG 10
TC 91 WG 4
TC 91 WG 5
TC 91 WG 6
TC 91 WG 10
TC 91 WG 11
TC 91 WG 12
TC 91 WG 13
TC 91 WG 14
TC 91 WG 15
TC 96
TC 96/MT 1
TC 100
TC 100 AGM
TC 100 AGS
TC 100 TA1
TC 100 TA2
TC 100 TA4
TC 100 TA5
TC 100 TA6
TC 100 TA8
TC 100 TA10
TC 100 TA11
TC 100 TA12
TC 100 TA13
TC 100 TA14
TC 100 TA15
TC 100 TA16
TC 100 PT 100-9
TC 100 PT 100-10
TC 100 PT 100-14
TC 103
TC 103 WG 3
TC 103 WG 6
TC 105
TC 105 AG 12
TC 105 WG X
TC 105 WG Y
TC 108
TC 108 WG 11
TC 108 HBSDT
TC 110
TC 110 Officers
TC 110 WG 2
TC 110 WG 5
TC 110 WG 6
TC 110 WG 7
TC 110 WG 8
MONDAY
2016-09-26
TUESDAY
2016-09-27
AM
AM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-09-28
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-09-29
FRIDAY
2016-09-30
SATURDAY
2016-10-01
SUNDAY
2016-10-02
MONDAY
2016-10-03
TUESDAY
2016-10-04
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-10-05
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-10-06
FRIDAY
2016-10-07
SATURDAY
2016-10-08
SUNDAY
2016-10-09
MONDAY
2016-10-10
TUESDAY
2016-10-11
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-10-12
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-10-13
FRIDAY
2016-10-14
SATURDAY
2016-10-15
SUNDAY
2016-10-16
MONDAY
2016-10-17
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
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MEETING
TC/SC/WG/MT/PT
TC 110 WG 9
TC 110 WG 10
TC 110 AG 11
TC 110 AHG 12
TC 110 MT 62595
TC 110 PT 62977
TC 110 HHG 3 (PT62977)
TC 111
TC 111 JWG ECD 62959
TC111 SBP TF
TC 111 WG 3
TC 111 PT 63000
TC 111 VT 62474
TC 111 MT 62474
TC 112
TC 112 AG 11
TC 112 WG 1
TC 112 WG 3 / JWG 12
TC 112 WG 4
TC 112 WG 5
TC 112 WG 6
TC 112 WG2/WG7/WG8
TC 113
TC 113 AG 4
TC 113 JWG 1
TC 113 WG 3
TC 113 WG 7
TC 113 WG 8
TC 113 WG 9
TC 113 WG 10
TC 113 WG 11
TC 117
PC 118
PC 118 WG 1
PC 118 WG 2
TC 119
TC 119 AG 1
TC 119 AHG 8
TC 119 WG 1
TC 119 WG 2
TC 119 WG 3
TC 119 WG 4
TC 119 WG 5
TC 120
TC 120 CAG 6
TC 120 WG 1
TC 120 WG 2
TC 120 WG 3
TC 120 WG 4
TC 120 WG 5
TC 121
SC 121A
SC 121A AG4/MT5
SC 121A AG4
SC 121A WG 1
SC 121A WG 10
SC 121B
TC 122
TC 122/WG X
TC 122/WG Y
ACEA
ACEA Workshop
ACEC
SMB SG8
SEG-6
SRG
SMB SG8
SyC AAL
SMB
SRG(Officers)
AAL AAL
CAG(Officers)
1
SyC
PT 60050-871
AAL CAG
1
WG60050-871
1
AAL PT
2
AAL WG 1
3
AAL WG 2
4
AAL WG 3
System
AAL
WGTC
4 Smart Energy (Officers)
WG2
System TC Smart Energy (Officers)
WG3
System TC Smart Energy WG2
WG6
System TC Smart Energy WG3
* Evening & PM
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MONDAY
2016-09-26
TUESDAY
2016-09-27
AM
AM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-09-28
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-09-29
FRIDAY
2016-09-30
SATURDAY
2016-10-01
SUNDAY
2016-10-02
MONDAY
2016-10-03
TUESDAY
2016-10-04
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-10-05
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-10-06
FRIDAY
2016-10-07
SATURDAY
2016-10-08
SUNDAY
2016-10-09
MONDAY
2016-10-10
TUESDAY
2016-10-11
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
WEDNESDAY
2016-10-12
AM
PM
THURSDAY
2016-10-13
FRIDAY
2016-10-14
SATURDAY
2016-10-15
SUNDAY
2016-10-16
MONDAY
2016-10-17
AM
AM
AM
AM
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PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
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13. IEC Management Meetings and Others
IEC GM 2016
List of Meetings
Sunday
9 October 2016
AM
PM
Monday
10 October 2016
AM
PM
EXCO 1 All day from (9:00)
Standardization Management Board (08:30 - 17:00)
Conformity Assessment Board (08:30 - 17:00)
Young Professionals Workshop
MSB Workshop Internet of Things (09:00 - 13:00)
Affiliate Forum (14:00 - 17:30)
Asia Pacific Steering Group (APSG) (16:00 - 18:00)
Council Board (08:30 - 17:00)
Workshop for Industrializing Countries* (08:30 - 11:30)
(no charge)
Affiliate NEC Workshop (09:00 - 12:00)
Conformity Assessment System Officers Forum (09:15 - 10:30)
NC Secretaries‘ Forum (09.00 - 10:30)
NC Presidents‘ Forum (11:00 - 12:30)
TC/SC Officers‘ Workshop (14:00 - 18:00)
Council Statutory Session and Discussion Session
(08:30 - 13:00)
Council Open Session (14:30 - 17:00)
EXCO 2 from (9:00)
*The workshop invites in priority IEC Affiliate Countries and Associate Members from countries mentioned on the OECD DAC list
on the basis of four delegates per country. Other delegates can participate providing they cover their accommodation.
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Tuesday
11 October 2016
AM
PM
Wednesday
12 October 2016
AM
PM
Thursday
13 October 2016
AM
PM
Friday
14 October 2016
AM
PM
Saturday
15 October 2016
AM
PM
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14. Maps
Meeting locations
Walking distance
7 minutes / 550 m
F
KE
50
Festhalle
CC
Congress Center
Kap Europa
M
Maritim Hotel
Walking distance
central station
13 minutes / 1 Km
direction Bad Homburg
direction Gießen
A5
Eschborn
Frankfurt am Main
A 66
A 66
direction
Wiesbaden
direction Hanau
Mercure Hotel &
Residenz
Messe
Frankfurt
Marriott Hotel
Maritim Hotel
InterCity Hotel
central
station
Mainhaus
Stadthotel
Main
Offenbach
A 661
A5
A3
AA33
A3
Frankfurt Airport
A5
direction Darmstadt
A 661
direction Langen
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DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information
Technologies of DIN and VDE
Stresemannallee 15
60596 Frankfurt am Main
Tel.: +49 69 6308-0
Fax: +49 69 6308-9863
[email protected]
www.vde.com/en/dke
All details provided in this programme are based on information available
at the time of printing (7 April 2016). For additional information and online
updates, please visit the official website of the 80th IEC General Meeting 2016
www.iec2016.org and the IEC General Meeting 2016 app.