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EURO . A High Intensity Neutrino Oscillation Facility in Europe. Status of EUROnu Costing, safety, etc Annual reports Milestones and deliverables for WP1 This meeting. Status of EUROnu. 21/48 th finished! Much progress since last meeting: Only just started then - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
EUROEUROA High Intensity Neutrino Oscillation Facility in
Europe
• Status of EUROnu
• Costing, safety, etc
• Annual reports
• Milestones and deliverables for WP1
• This meeting
Status of EUROnuStatus of EUROnu
• 21/48th finished!
• Much progress since last meeting:
Only just started then
This meeting will show significant progress
• Using EC metrics
34 documents
52 meetings
7 new associates since we started
• Many issues raised at 1st meeting, by IAP, etc, dealt with
Status of EUROnuStatus of EUROnu
• Scientifically, EUROnu not important!
• Politically it is:
Recognised as part of CERN strategy
Main European activity on 2nd generation facilities
Strong connection to IDS-NF
Point of contact with CERN management
Input to SPC Neutrino Panel
• ECFA/Strategy secretariat (+ ICFA?) review panel
Review IDS and next EUROnu report
Maintains important role
Internationalises further
Costing, Safety, etcCosting, Safety, etc
• Outputs of EUROnu:
Performance
Cost
Safety
(Technical) risk
• Cost
very important!
very limited resources
needs to be done efficiently and coherently as pos.
taken on by Ilias
Costing WorkshopCosting Workshop
• Need a costing panel
• Need a PBS/WBS
allows exploitation of overlaps
same approach, assumptions, etc
• Combined approach to experts
• Use CLIC tool:
some work already done
use well defined (defendable) techniques
even methods of making a choice
• More later
SafetySafety
• To come next
• Workshop planned
• Focus on big, potentially show-stopping issues
• Technical risk:
identify issues requiring further R&D
focus large impact things
hopefully, comes out of other work?
Annual Report #1Annual Report #1
• Not (quite) done with!
Was submitted late
More (trivial) information requested
All now received and submitted
• Many lessons learnt (by me!)
• We must all do better next time
Annual Report #2Annual Report #2
• Includes independent Technical review
• Outcome between
Everything is fine, continue unchanged
Cancel and repay EC funding
• Next report: submitted by end October!
all due milestones and deliverables done
WP reports
Form Cs done & signed
Explanations of costs done
• Work will start in August
• Review during next annual meeting: RAL – Jan/Feb 2011
WP1 DeliverablesWP1 DeliverablesDel. no. [1]
Deliverable name WP no.
Lead beneficiary Estimated indicative person-months
Nature[2] Dissemination level[3]
Delivery date[4](proj.month)
D1 Requirements for proton driver
2 2 12 R PU 6
D2 Report on 1st year activities All 1 47 R PU 12
D3 Review detector performance of baseline scenarios
5 4 36 R PU 12
D4 Review physics of baseline scenarios and optimisation
6 6 24 R PU 12
D5 Review of baseline muon front end and large aperture acceleration
3 3 56 R PU 15
D6 Comparison criteria 1 3 9 R PU 18
D7 Collection device construction
4 15 40 P PU 18
D8 Bunching performance evaluation
4 7 40 R PU 18
D9 Interim report All 1 94 R PU 24
D10 Target and collection design report
2 1 175 R PU 30
D11 Cost and performance evaluation for reference muon front-end
3 7 56 R PU 30
D12 Report on the experimental validation of the collection device for Li-8
4 15 90 P PU 30
D13 Project review documentation
All 1 122 R PU 36
D14 Target & collector integration
2 8 50 R PU 36
D15 Beam characteristics 2 2 31 R PU 36
D16 Optimisation of baseline detectors
5 4 59 R PU 36
D17 Recommendation of the reference Neutrino Factory design
3 5 56 R PU 38
D18 Performance and cost evaluation of the facility
3 2 56 R PU 42
D19 Physics comparison between the facilities
6 6 89 R PU 43
D20 Comparison between facilities
1 1 25 R PU 46
D21 Final report All 1 240 R PU 48
TOTAL 1407
WP1 DeliverablesWP1 Deliverables
• D8 done and being written up
• Criteria not completely defined, e.g. θ13 known?
• But use obvious:
Physics:- δ- θ13 - Δm2
23
Cost and schedule
Safety:- personnel- environmental impact
Risk:- technical- only show-stoppers
WP1 DeliverablesWP1 Deliverables
• Ultimately, would be good to have figure of merit
• Techniques exist to do this
• Easier to do if θ13 known
• Otherwise, use 3 cases:
large, e.g. >10-2
intermediate, e.g. >10-3 & <10-2
small, e.g. <10-3
• Needs results of costing and safety panels
WP1 MilestonesWP1 MilestonesList and schedule of milestones
Milestoneno.
Milestone name WPs no's. Lead beneficiary Delivery date from Annex I
Comments
1.1Review of 1st year milestones, deliverables & costs
All 1 12 Reviewed by Governing Board
2.1 Proton driver report 2 2 12Parameters reviewed by external
expert
4.1 Baseline Beta-Beam scenario 4 3 12 Documentation reviewed
5.1Review detector performance for Neutrino Factory
5 6 12 Report reviewed
6.1 Update physics potential 6,5,2 6 12 Report reviewed
3.1Evaluation of baseline front-end complete
3 3 15 Report reviewed by external expert
4.2 Design of collection device 4 15 15 Drawings qualified by external expert
3.2Evaluation of baseline acceleration systems complete
3 5 18 Report reviewed by external expert
4.3 Lattice frozen for production ring 4 3 18 Optics qualified by external expert
1.2 Initial facility comparison 1 1 20 Reviewed by external expert
4.4 New decay ring optics for 8Li and 8B 4 3 21 Optics qualified by external expert
1.3Review on interim milestones, deliverables & costs
All 1 24 Reviewed by Governing Board
2.2Preliminary design of target and collector
2 7 24 Drawings qualified by external expert
2.3Preliminary target/collector integration report
2 8 24 Drawings qualified by external expert
2.41st estimation of neutrino beam intensity
2 2 24 Report qualified by external expert
3.3Evaluation of performance of alternative cooling and acceleration schemes
31
24 Report reviewed by external expert
3.4Specification of proton-beam handling system complete
3 14 24 Report reviewed by external expert
4.5Interim report on reaction channels, collimation and magnet protection
4 3 24 Report reviewed
5.2Review of systematic errors for all detectors.
5 4 24 Report reviewed
6.2Review of systematic errors in all facilities. Unified treatment.
6,5 11 24 Report reviewed
6.3Scenarios for the B and Li Beta Beams
6,4 6 24Report
reviewed
6.4Physics performance of all facilities with update of fluxes
6,5,4 6 24 Report reviewed
3.5Benchmark costing for muon front-end and acceleration systems
3 7 30 Report reviewed by external expert
1.4Review of 3rd year milestones, deliverables & costs
All 1 36 Reviewed by Governing Board
2.5Final target/collector integration report
2 8 36 Drawings qualified by external expert
4.6 Full simulation of production ring 4 2 36 Simulation results reviewed
5.3Choice of optimal baseline scenarios for all facilities.
5 4 36 Report reviewed
6.5
Theoretical impact of future measurements in physics of flavour and choice of optimal baseline scenarios for all facilities.
6,5
636 Report reviewed
3.6Initial health-and-safety evaluation of proton-beam handling system complete
31
38 Report reviewed by external expert
2.6 Design of target station 2 1 40 Drawings qualified by external expert
3.7 Performance evaluation complete 3 5 40 Report reviewed by external expert
5.4Comparison of detector performance for all facilities
5 4 40 Report reviewed
2.7 Report on neutrino beam intensity 2 2 42 Report qualified by external expert
6.6Comparison of physics performance of all facilities
6,2,3,4,5 6 43 Report reviewed
1.5 Final comparison of facilities 1
146
Reviewed by Governing Board, International Advisory Panel,
Coordination Board and external experts
WP1 MilestonesWP1 Milestones
• Not possible to do yet
• Will use the most recent results from WP6
• Hence, preliminary physics only comparison