FINAL AGENDA
LINEAR COLLIDER FORUM OF AMERICA
FALL 2006 MEETING
OCT. 16: Argonne National Laboratory
OCT 17: Fermi National Laboratory

Oct. 16 Argonne National Laboratory
9700 South Cass Ave.
Argonne, IL 60439
Building 402: Auditorium

12:30-1:30 Gate Passes and Registration

1:30-1:45 Welcome by ANL Laboratory Director Bob Rosner

1:45-2:00 Welcome by ANL Associate Lab Director Murray Gibson with comments on industry connection of the ANL Advanced Photon Source (APS)

2:00-2:15 Overview of the ANL ILC activities – Kwang-Je Kim

2:15-2:30 ILC Industrialization and the LCFOA – Ken Olsen

2:30-3:00 ANL SC cavity fabrication and vendor interactions – Joel Fuerst

3:00-3:30 Break, Coffee and Rolls

3:30-4:00 Joint ANL-FNAL Surface Processing Facility by Mike Kelly

4:00-5:00 Tour of ATLAS and the ANL Processing Facility

6:00-7:00 LCFOA Members only meeting. Conference Room, Argonne Guest House. Annual report to the members, budget and expenses, and members’ recommendations and prioritization of year 2 activities.

Oct 17 Fermi National Laboratory
Wilson and Kirk Roads
Batavia, IL 60510-0500

8:30-9:00 Registration and coffee

9:00-9:15 Welcome to Fermilab and our ILC Activities – Young-Kee Kim, Deputy Director

9:15-9:30 Global Design Effort and Americas Regional Team Update – Gerry Dugan, Director

9:30-9:45 DOE Outlook and Perspectives – Paul Grannis DOE HEP, ILC Program Manager

9:45-10:00 Fermilab ILC R&D Accomplishments in 2006 – Bob Kephart, FNAL

10:00-10:15 Fermilab ILC program plan for 2007 – Shekhar Mishra, FNAL

10:15-10:30 ILC Cost Estimating Methodology – Peter Garbincius, FNAL

10:30-11:00 Break with refreshments

11:00-12:30 Industry R&D Presentations – Ken Olsen, Moderator

• Industry Cryomodule Cost Study Methodology – Todd Treado, CPI
• ILC Underground Unit Cost Analysis – Bruce Shelton, Parsons
• ILC Cryogenic Plants – Supplying Cold vs. Supplying Equipment – Phil Winkler, Air Products
• Multibeam Klystron (BMK) and Higher Order Mode IOT (HOMIOT) RF Sources – Adam Balkum, CPI
• Marx Bank Modulator for the ILC – Rich Myers, Diversified Technologies
• Progress in Producing ILC Baseline and R&D Cavities – Tony Favale, AES
• Development of a Superconducting RF Photocathode Gun to Produced Polarized Electrons for the ILC – Tony Favale, AES

12:30-1:30 Lunch in Fermilab cafeteria

1:30-3:30 Tours and presentations at new Fermilab ILC facilities

3:30-4:00 Break with refreshments

4:00-5:30 Industrialization panel; feedback and recommendations on needed laboratory user facilities plus a discussion of manufacturing, scheduling, contracting, financial, performance issues that impact the ILC program – Ken Olsen and the LCFOA  Board of Directors (Tony Favale, Todd Treado, Ed Bonnema, Willie Clark, Phil  Winkler)

Oct 18 Fermi National Laboratory
Wilson and Kirk Roads
Batavia, IL 60510-0500

9:00-2:00 ILC Magnet Technology Workshop: Chairs – Cherrill Spencer SLAC and John Tompkins FNAL: Curia II meeting room - Second floor, South West side of Wilson Hall

1. Introduction to the ILC and its numerous magnets! – Cherrill Spencer
2. Various Topics for Discussion Today – Cherrill Spencer

2:00-4:00 Tour and discussions, Fermilab Magnet development facilities

This is a detailed technical workshop for companies interested in the R&D and manufacture of the approximately 18,000 non-superconducting magnets for the ILC. The purpose of the workshop is to:

1. Brief manufacturers on the quantity, schedule and proposed specifications for the over 18,000 magnets required for the ILC.
2. Critique the proposed hardware and material standards which are required to achieve the performance of each magnet type.
3. Identify and prioritize the risks and issues of procuring at least one third of these magnets from U.S. manufacturers on the current ILC program schedule.
4. Develop a preliminary program plan, including estimated funding requirements, for working with industry to reduce the risks and manufacturing costs of ILC magnet systems.  This plan would cover the next three years, and would include materials R&D, prototype testing, tooling requirements, reliability and maintenance.
5. Tour Fermilab magnet development facility