Martin S Olivier

Contact details

I prefer synchronous over asynchronous communication for most matters - see talk to me for further details. Unfortunately, given the volume of emails I receive, I cannot guarantee that I will read or respond to emails sent to me.

Tel: +27-12-420-2052
Fax: +27-12-362-5188
Consultation hours: Walk-in slots or by appointment
E-mail:
Alternative address: m o l i v i e r @ c s . u p . a c . z a
(Note that there is no need to send the same e-mail to my different e-mail addresses; they all feed into the same mailbox.)
WWW: http://mo.co.za, http://olivier.ms, http://martinolivier.com (where the latter simply mirrors http://mo.co.za) and http://martin.nom.za (which also currently points to http://mo.co.za)

Snail-mail:

      Prof Martin S Olivier
      Computer Science
      University of Pretoria
      Private Bag X20
      0028 Hatfield
      South Africa

Physical address:

      Prof Martin S Olivier
      Room 4-36, Computer Science
      IT Building
      University of Pretoria
      Corner of Lynnwood Road and Roper Street
      0083 Hatfield
      South Africa

Use the entrance at GPS coordinates -25.756, 28.233; my office is two storeys above on the southern side.

Opt-out choice

My contact details (those given above and any other contact details for me) are intended for personal communication. I herewith opt-out of receiving any unsolicited bulk communication sent using my contact details (with only those exceptions listed expressly below). My opt-out choice applies whether such communication has been personalised or not.

The only forms of bulk communication that I currently find acceptable to be sent to me are

Messages posted to news groups or mailing lists where I have indicated my express desire to be part of the group or list;
Messages sent to news groups or mailing lists where I have agreed to act in some official capacity in the group and such messages form an inherent part of the operation of the group;
Calls for papers for authentic academic conferences and thematic academic journal issues that are directly relevant to my areas of research as specified elsewhere on this site, with the provisos that such communications are
1. Physically small (less than 20KB for e-mail);
2. Clearly identified as a CFP; and
3. Reasonable steps are taken to limit the number of copies I receive; and
Mail sent to me using snail mail, as long as the nature of the communication is clear from the envelope.

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