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* Fritz Königshofer
Fritz Königshofer
,
an
Austrian American
genealogist
,
Burgenland
Bunch staff member
[1]
and editor of the BB newsletter
[2]
, Ph.D. in applied mathematics from
University of Graz
, computer scientist
[3]
, and early computer chess programmer. While affiliated with the computer center
Rechenzentrum Graz
in the 70s
[4]
, along with
Gerhard Wolf
, Fritz Königshofer co-authored the mainframe chess program
Frantz
, which competed at the
1st World Computer Chess Championship, 1974
in
Stockholm
[5]
[6]
.
In 1981, Fritz Königshofer moved to the US, working as an information technology and network specialist at the
World Bank
in
Washington, D.C.
, specializing in
Eastern Europe
and
Central Asia
, and began genealogy in 1994
[7]
.
Fritz Königshofer ~ 1980
[8]
Table of Contents
Weather Forecasting
External Links
References
What links here?
Weather Forecasting
In an interview, Austrian writer
Gerhard Roth
, in the early 70s programmer at
Rechenzentrum Graz
and colleague and friend, mentions Königshofer's role concerning his writing career, and characterizes Fritz Königshofer as mathematical genius
[9]
[10]
, who in the late 70s had developed a six day
weather forecasting
model
at the
European Center for Medium Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)
,
Reading
, UK
[11]
.
External Links
J. Koenigshafer's ICGA Tournaments
(spelling)
Königshofer
from
MUCH
Burgenland Bunch Staff
Austria Genealogy Forum
Hungary Genealogy Forum
References
^
Burgenland Bunch Staff
^
BB News No. 227, 31 Dec 2012
^
Die Zeit vor 1977 - 30 Jahre Informatik in Graz 2007
by
Reinhard Posch
,
Austria-Forum
^
Rechenzentrum (Graz) : "Für eine Stärkung des Rechenzentrums" v . Fritz Königshofer : Kl. Ztg. v. 16.3.1973, S . 17, Kataloge der Universitäten Graz, Linz, Bratislava und Innsbruck
^
Frantz' ICGA Tournaments
^
SCHACH (Graz) : "Grazer nehmen an Computer - SCHACH - WM in Stockholm teil": Wahrheit v. 3.8.1974, S. 7, Kataloge der Universitäten Graz, Linz, Bratislava und Innsbruck
^
BB News No. 100 dtd 31 Oct 2001
^
Königshofer
from
MUCH
^
Tischgespräche: Dieses Mal mit Gerhard Roth
-
Kurier.at
^
Fritz Königshofer is also mentioned in
Gerhard Roth
(
2003
).
Meine erste Lesung
. in
Willi Reserarits
,
Hans Veigl
(eds)
Beatles, Bond und Blumenkinder: unser Lebensgefühl in den sechziger Jahren
. (German)
^
computer_kommunikation_l_1980-11-24_1800_1.gif
gez.
Univ.Prof. Dr. H. Maurer
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an Austrian American genealogist, Burgenland Bunch staff member [1] and editor of the BB newsletter [2], Ph.D. in applied mathematics from University of Graz, computer scientist [3], and early computer chess programmer. While affiliated with the computer center Rechenzentrum Graz in the 70s [4], along with Gerhard Wolf, Fritz Königshofer co-authored the mainframe chess program Frantz, which competed at the 1st World Computer Chess Championship, 1974 in Stockholm [5] [6].
In 1981, Fritz Königshofer moved to the US, working as an information technology and network specialist at the World Bank in Washington, D.C., specializing in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, and began genealogy in 1994 [7].
Table of Contents
Weather Forecasting
In an interview, Austrian writer Gerhard Roth, in the early 70s programmer at Rechenzentrum Graz and colleague and friend, mentions Königshofer's role concerning his writing career, and characterizes Fritz Königshofer as mathematical genius [9] [10], who in the late 70s had developed a six day weather forecasting model at the European Center for Medium Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), Reading, UK [11].External Links
References
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