Conference Summary: Mapping the Hidden Universe
R. Brent Tully
Abstract
Two curiously connected topics provided a novel focus for this meeting in Guanajuato, Mexico, 22--29, February, 2000. Two days were devoted to discussions of galaxy surveys deep into the Galactic plane and to modeling of the distribution of matter that makes use of quasi-full-sky coverage. Then the meeting turned its attention for four further days to a look at the Universe from surveys based on HI selection. How distorted is the world view of the optical chauvinist?
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