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Orbit Steering Software Development Project

Join the project led by Anthony Scarfe focused on developing simulation-free orbit steering software for particle accelerators. The goals include achieving high success rates, handling errors and failures, optimizing movers and BPMs, with a tight schedule for completion.

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Orbit Steering Software Development Project

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  1. FFS Orbit-Steering/FB: Software Project Leader: Anthony Scarfe a.scarfe@dl.ac.uk

  2. Main Goals : Orbit-Steering • Simulation-free • 5 – 10 minutes to converge • Orbit RMS between 0.1 and 10 microns (feasibility tests required) • >99% success rate • Handle Glen’s expected errors • Handle BPM/mover failure/limits • Handle atypical optics • Variable weightings for movers/BPMs

  3. Preliminary Schedule • Formation of project group (please email me) • Review of current progress with code and code assumptions comparison • Decision on baseline and alternative code methods and I/O specs • Completion of both codes and simulation testing phase • Final testing comparison of code feasibility • Complete interface software • Test on flight simulator

  4. Feedback • Goals not presently formalised. • A review of feedback methods/options is required.

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