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LINAC OPS Budget Review

This document presents an overview of the Engineering & Physics Division's mission, organization structure, and projected budget for FY10-FY12. It also highlights the division's role in providing centralized expertise and maintaining standards for LCLS activities.

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LINAC OPS Budget Review

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  1. LINAC OPS Budget Review WBS 3 Engineering & Physics Operations David SchultzFebruary 18-20, 2009

  2. TheEngineering & Physics Division (EPD) • Outline • Engineering & Physics Division • Mission & Function • Organization structure • WBS breakdown - FY09 • Projected budget for FY10-FY12 FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 2

  3. The Engineering & Physics Division FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 3

  4. Engineering & Physics Division • The role of EPD. • Provide centralized Engineering and Physics expertise matrixed to LCLS Directorate activities. • Establish and maintain standards for those services. • Maintain and Control the LCLS Configuration • Track LCLS availability and assess risk • Monitor and track work on LCLS from departments outside LCLS (WBS 8 & 9) FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 4

  5. Engineering & Physics Division • Physics Department • 26 people in the department, in 4 groups • Accelerator Physics • FEL and Undulators • Laser Systems • Diagnostics • Currently supporting, in a matrixed manner • LCLS Commissioning • Development of diagnostics for LCLS Operations • Photon systems and LUSI Laser system development • Future LCLS configurations • EPD provides • Unified framework for Standards and Coordination • Staff administration and Professional development FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 5

  6. Engineering & Physics Division • Engineering Department • 26 people in the department supporting, (matrixed) • LCLS Commissioning • LCLS Construction Project • LUSI MIE • LCLS Operations and Improvements • Civil engineering and Building management • Design supervision • EPD provides • Unified framework for Standards and Coordination • Staff administration and Professional development FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 6

  7. Engineering & Physics Division • Standards and Coordination • Apply to all LCLS work, extending beyond LCLS Dir. • Engineering standards and QA • Standards for Physics and Engineering practices • Quality assurance for Division efforts • LCLS Configuration Control • Cataloging and Controlling the Physical Configuration of LCLS • Document Control • Integrating with other departments, and with SLAC Document Control FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 7

  8. Engineering & Physics Division • Standards and Coordination (cont) • Integrated Risk Management for Accelerator Availability • Involves LCLS ASD and XFD, and ETS groups • Planning and Installation group • Provides a framework for engineering management, installation and scheduling for Directorate projects. • Monitoring and Tracking work matrixed into LCLS from other SLAC groups FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 8

  9. Engineering & Physics Division (EPD) • 61 Heads • 21.4 FTEs FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 9

  10. LCLS EPD Resource Deployment by WBS FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 10

  11. EPD WBS Breakdown • WBS 3.1 • EPD management. • Administration and Administrative support • Planning and Installation group • WBS 3.2 • Physics Department • Engineering Department • Design supervision FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 11

  12. Engineering & Physics Division • WBS 3.3 • Engineering Standards • Quality Assurance • LCLS Configuration Control • LCLS Document Control • Integrated Risk Management FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 12

  13. Basis of FY’09 Budget • Assumptions • LCLS e-Beams Commissioning will transition in July • LCLS Photon Systems requires support • LUSI engineering will accelerate • LCLS SPD future project development will require support • Configuration Control and Document Control are an immediate LCLS need, and are issues extending beyond LCLS where we believe we can lead. • Collaborative relationships with other groups are developing FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 13

  14. Basis of FY’09 Budget • Direct FTEs • Physicists and Engineers matrixed to clients, are budgeted in EPD at 10% FTE • Develop core competency • Cover administration and training • Additional manpower in FEL/Undulator, Diagnostics and Engineering Systems and Control FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 14

  15. Basis of FY’09 Budget • M&S • Physics Software Support • Diagnostic Development hardware • Currently, X-band Transverse Cavity • Engineering Workstations • Document Control support • Travel for EPD specific functions • Vendor visits, meetings FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 15

  16. WBS 3. EPD FY’09 Linac Ops Budget FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 16

  17. FY10 – FY12 Forecast Model • Assumptions • Continuing support for • LCLS Photon Systems • LUSI engineering • Future LCLS SPD project development • The model is flat manpower and M&S • XFD will increase staff in FY10 • Increase in Engineering • Increase in Laser group FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 17

  18. FY10 – FY12 Forecast FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 18

  19. FY10 – FY12 Forecast FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 19

  20. Summary • The EPD provides Engineering & Physics effort in support of LCLS activities. • Effort is matrixed to those activities, standards and expertise is maintained by EPD. • The EPD budget contains the fraction of that effort needed to support standards and expand expertise. • EPD manages Document and LCLS Configuration control, in collaboration with other SLAC groups FY09 Linac Ops Review Page 20

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