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IntroductionThe Pacific Rim Laser Damage (PLD) conference was initiated by Prof. Jianda Shao of Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, China in 2009. This conference was held as a satellite meeting of the SPIE Laser Damage Symposium at Boulder. The purpose of this meeting is to communicate with researchers in the field of laser damage and related phenomena especially in the Pacific Rim area. Normally, the PLD meeting is held biyearly in Shanghai, but due to special request of Prof. Shao, the PLD’14 meeting was held in Japan as a part of the OPIC conference. PLD’14 included 7 sessions:
We had 20 papers in PLD’14. The number of registered attendees for PLD’14 was 52, but we had many additional attendees from other OPIC conferences. PLD’14 was a small conference, but we had useful discussions and mutual communication. The special contributions of SPIE and SIOM should be mentioned. This conference is supported by the Chinese Academy of Science as a Japan-China Bilateral Forum. It is also a part of activities in the Project for Creation of Research Platform and Sharing of Advanced Research Infrastructure promoted by the Ministry of Education of the Japanese Government. Takahisa Jitsuno Jianda Shao Wolfgang Rudolph |
