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A Status Report Hans H. Gutbrod

International Accelerator Facility for Beams of Ions and Antiprotons. A Status Report Hans H. Gutbrod CBM collaboration meeting 7. July.2003. Status Costs and International Contacts Time Schedule Organizational Structures.

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A Status Report Hans H. Gutbrod

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  1. International Accelerator Facility for Beams of Ions and Antiprotons A Status Report Hans H. Gutbrod CBM collaboration meeting 7. July.2003 • Status • Costs and International Contacts • Time Schedule • Organizational Structures

  2. International Accelerator Facility for Beams of Ions and Antiprotons • February 5th, 2003: • The German Government decides to give the Go -ahead to GSI for the construction of the 700 M€ International Accelerator Facility for Beams of Ions and Antiprotons under the following conditions: • A Technical Report has to be submitted within two years • At least 25% of the overall budget of 675 million Euro has to be found from other countries June,2003: The Expert Panel of the WR answers positively to the submitted Stufenplan and emphasizes that little downtime must be assured in order to guarantee continued physics output. Especially, the timely construction of SIS300 for a simultaneous installation with SIS100 is requested.

  3. This foil has been presented at the last CBM meeting Building and infrastructure: 225 Mio. € Accelerator: 265 Mio. € Experimental stations / detectors: 185 Mio. € Total: 675 Mio. € Additional budget for the Infra-structure for the International Center) at least 25%= 169 M€ from outside of Germany COSTS ? ? e.g., France ? M€ e.g., Italy ? M€ e.g., UK ? M€ e.g., Sweden ? M€ e.g., Russia ? M€ e.g., India ? M€ e.g., China ? M€ e.g. USA ?? M$ ……….

  4. Contacts with other countries in Europa Internationale Kontakte um Partner zu gewinnen für das Internationale Beschleuniger Zentrum

  5. Contacts with countries outside of Europe Internationale Kontakte um Partner zu gewinnen für das Internationale Beschleuniger Zentrum

  6. Topics of Possible Participation of Russian Institutes I.R&D, prototyping and manufacturing of accelerator components. 1. SC dipole magnets for SIS-300 IHEP ~16 M Eu. 2. SC dipole magnets for SIS-100 JINR, BINP ~14 M Eu. 3. RF systems ITEP, MRTI ~ 2 M Eu. 4. Ion beam monitors ITEP ~ 1-1.5 M Eu. 5. RF wobbler ITEP ~1 M Eu. 6. Electron cooler (s) BINP ~1.5 M Eu. 7. Electron-hadron collider BINP ~ 4 M Eu. 8. R&D on P+ linac, beam dynamics and radiation protection ITEP ~ 1 M Eu. R&D, prototyping and manufacturing of detectors. 1. CBM:ITEP, JINR, INR, KRI, CKBM (St. Petersburg) ~5 M Eu. 2. PANDA Kurchatov, BINP, JINR ~3 M Eu. 3 Super FRS Kurchatov, IAI RAS ~2 M Eu.

  7. ESFRI Meetings 28.4.2003, 4.7.2003 G8 Meeting in June Invitation- letters to the science-ministers of the European countries sent out by German minister Bulmahn Discussion between Russian minister Klebanov and M.Bulmahn International Partners

  8. This foil has been presented at the last CBM meeting Concept for Staged Construction of the International Facility for Beams of Ions and Antiprotons

  9. This foil has been presented at the last CBM meeting • Time Schedule: • - Letter of intents and Conceptual Design Reports published in 2001 • Final Decision by the German Government promised for 2003 • Immediately followed by calls for proposals • External Review Committees ( ESAC, ETAC, EMAC…) accompany the R&D • Technical Proposal of Accelerator projects: End 2003 • Technical Proposals of the Experiments: End 2003 • But all beam line and shielding structures must be • detailed and based on calculationsnot later than 1. October 2003 • to be presented in front of the authorities

  10. Time Schedule for Experiment Collaborations October 14-17,2003, 2nd workshop: Challenges and Opportunities December 1, 2003 Letters of Intent, reviewed by ESAC and ETAC Approved LoI’s will go towards Proposal State and require the signature of a Memorandum of Understanding between the participating laboratories to guarantee the required resources December 1, 2004, Technical Proposals Followed later by Technical Design Reports December 1, 2003

  11. Structures A Possible Management Structure of the International Center European Economical Interest Group EEIG http://europa.eu.int/scadplus/leg/en/lvb/l26015.htm Note: BMBF would like to see same structure for GSI as for new DESY FEL

  12. EEIG as Organisation Structure of the Project Council of the EEIG (Representatives of Institutions) Project Management Project Director, Deputy Research Coordinator, Accelerator Coordinator, Civil Construction Coordinator, Integration Coordinator, Administrative Coordinator Safety External Scientific Advisory Committees ESAC, ETAC, EMAC,... Quality Controlling Project Office Technical Boards ( Accel. Coo.) Technical Boards (Research Coo ) Civil Construction Coordinator (TB) Integration Coordinator(TB) SIS18 Upgrade 1. P-Linac 2. Acc. System Physics 5. SIS100 3. PANDA 9. CR System 6. Super-FRS 11. SIS200 6T 4. HESR 7. NESR 8. CBM 10. Plasma Phys. Exp. 12. Buildings + Infrastructure 14. Atomic Phys. Exp. 13. Integration 15. 1.1. 2.1. 3.1. 4.1. 6.1. 7.1. 8.1. 9.1. 10.1. 11.1. 12.1. 13.1. 14.1. Simulat. 5.1. Installations 2-4,6-13, 15.1. Beam lines 5..2. 1.2. 14.2. cryogenics 15.2. 1.3. 14.3. alignement/ surveillance 15.3. 1.4. 14.4. IT media con. 15.4. 1.5. controls 15.5. Working packages subprojects

  13. Members of the GIEE/ EEIG Council EEIG (Representatives of Institutions) GSI Directorate DG Director General ADF Associate Director for Finances and Administration ADA Associate Director for Accelerators ADI Associate Director for Infrastrukture ADR Associate Director for Research ADFPAssociate Director Future Project France GSI Project Management DG Italy Future Project ADF ADA ADI ADR ADFP UK Research Russia Accelerator INDIA GSI Divisions Infrastructure FZ-Jülich Administration Sweden Future Project … Demands of the Project towards GSI and external partners Resources, Finances, Manpower and Hardware Contributions

  14. Sub-Projects and Responsabilities subprojects Institutes, Countries Buildings + Infra- structure 14. SIS18 Upgrade 1. P-Linac 2. SIS100 3. SIS200 6T 4. Collector Ring 6. HESR 7. NESR 8. PANDA 9. Acc. Systems 5. CBM 10. Super-FRS 11. Plasma Phys. Exp. 12. Atomic Phys. Exp. 13. Integration Media 15. GSI FZ-Jülich Italy France Russia Schweden India U.K. …

  15. R&D in Superconducting Magnet Technology

  16. Accelerator Collaborations HESR Consortium and NESR Germany IKP Jülich, (GSI) Responsibility for the HESR Europe TSL+ISV Uppsala, Sweden, MSL Stockholm, Sweden, Lund, Sweden Responsibilities for HESR and NESR Cooling devices, Gas Jet Target including vacuum chamber, Hydrogen Pellet Target, Beam Dynamics Studies BINP Novosibirsk, Russia

  17. Experiment Collaboration Structure International Facility PAC +RRB’s +Experts/ Referees for …p_bar 1 …p_bar2 …p_bar 3 …NN 1 …NN 2 …NN 3 …RIB 1 …RIB 2 .. Reps. of participating institutes Collaboration Board Spokesman, deputiy,coordinators, elect.members, controlling, Physics B. Management Board Finance B. Technical coordinator, deputy all project leaders, Some coordinators Technical Board Project 1 magnets Project 2 Inner tracker Project 3 Project 4 ….Project n Integration Sub-Project a Sub-Project b

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