Instructions for in-person participation registration

Step-by-step instructions to fill-in the NRAO-NM Visitor Registration form to register for in-person participation for the 9th VLA Data Reduction Workshop.

  1. Select NRAO-NM Event Registration and hit submit:
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  2. Fill-in personal information:
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  3. Open "Location and Event Dates" Tab:
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    Select: New Mexico - DSOC and provide your anticipated arrival and departure dates.

  4. Open "Purpose of Visit" Tab:
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    Select: "Conference, Meeting, Workshop, Training, or Demonstration" and select from the drop-down menu "Data Reduction Workshop (October 11 - 20th 2022)

  5. Now the "Denied Party Screen (DPS)" tab appeared. Open it and fill-in requested personal information.
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  6. Open the "COVID-19 Vaccinations" tab and fill-in requested information. At this point you don't need to submit proof of vaccination. This will be requested in a separate email.
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  7. Hit submit. This will open the final page, for gathering workshop specific information. Provide the requested information as complete as possible.
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  8. After you submit, you will be provided with a link where you can modify your supplied information. You will also receive a confirmation email that your registration was submitted.

    Your registration or place on the waiting list is confirmed when your name appears on the participant list of the workshop.

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