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Consortium for Materials Properties Research in Earth Sciences [COMPRES] Draft COMPRES II Proposal for May 1, 2007—April 30, 2012. Timelines for Procedures and Planning for COMPRES Renewal Proposal. 2005 June 19 Open Forum at Mohonk, NY Dec 8 Town Hall Meeting at AGU ----------------------
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Consortium for Materials Properties Research in Earth Sciences [COMPRES]Draft COMPRES II ProposalforMay 1, 2007—April 30, 2012
Timelines for Procedures and Planning for COMPRES Renewal Proposal 2005 • June 19 Open Forum at Mohonk, NY • Dec 8 Town Hall Meeting at AGU ---------------------- 2006 • Jan 26 Call for submission of “One-Pagers” highlighting science and technology accomplishments related to COMPRES I • Jan 30 Call for new or renewed initiatives for Infrastructure Development Projects, Community Facilities Operations, and Workshops -- Deadline: March 15 • Feb 1 Submit Annual Report for Year #4 and Budget Request for Year #5 • Mar 20-25 All initial proposals received and forwarded to Facilities and Infrastructure Development Committees
Timelines for Procedures and Planning for COMPRES Renewal Proposal(Continued) • April 24 Reports & Recommendations submitted to Exec Comm by Infrastructure Development & Facilities Committees • May 4 Successful initial proposals returned to PIs for response to Exec Comm Q’s and budget revisions. Responses due June 1st. • May 15,24 Exec Comm discussed outline of renewal proposal and submitted to President to prepare DRAFT for NSF • June 7,12 Proposal DRAFT discussed and budget plan developed by the Executive Committee • June 16 DRAFT proposal and budget plan sent to Electorate and COMPRES community. • June 20-23 5th Annual Meeting at Snowbird, Utah: Presentation of plan and strategy for proposal. • Aug 1 Renewal Proposal to be submitted to NSF-EAR via FastLane
Call for New or Ongoing Initiatives for COMPRES II Community Facilities Operations • Call for program plans and budget requests for all Community Facilities operations; both for existing operations and proposed new facilities. For existing facilities, each submission included a full report of the progress achieved in the four year period of COMPRES from 5/1/2002 to 4/30/2006. Infrastructure Development Projects • Call for new or renewed initiatives in the development of resources identified by the community that benefit the community as a whole (e.g. multi-anvil facility, gas-loading facility, P/T calibration, calorimetry-on-a-chip, etc.) and development of new initiatives through workshops (see below). The Facilities committee will be consulted on proposals for new equipment. Projects should be for 1-3 years and include budget requests. For ongoing project initiatives, submissions included a full report of the progress achieved in the four year period of COMPRES from 5/1/2002 to 4/30/2006.
Call for New or Ongoing Initiatives for COMPRES II(Continued) Workshops • A program that has proven particularly effective in the initial phase of COMPRES is workshops. • The primary focus of the workshops supported to date has been either: • a. Training new users in specialized techniques for high pressure research, especially at synchrotron facilities. • b. Identifying new collaborative research or technological development projects for which funding might be sought from the COMPRES core budget or directly from federal agencies or other sources. __________________________ Deadline for new both new and continuing initiatives: 3/15/2006.
Community Facilities Operations • Multi-anvil Facilities at National Synchrotron Light SourceOperated by Stony Brook University [D.J. Weidner and M.T. Vaughan] • West-Coast Synchrotron Facilities at Advanced Light Source Operated by University of California Berkeley [R. Jeanloz and S. Clark] • Infrared Diamond-Anvil Facilities at National Synchrotron Light SourceOperated by Carnegie Institution of Washington [Z. Liu and R.J. Hemley ] • X-ray Diamond-Anvil Facilities at the National Synchrotron Light SourceOperated by the University of Chicago [M. L. Rivers] New Operation Team starting May 2007: Stony Brook University [J. Chen], Princeton University [T. S. Duffy], University of Chicago [M. L. Rivers], and Carnegie Institution of Washington [A. Goncharov] • Neutron Studies at National FacilitiesOperated by Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University [N.L. Ross]
Infrastructure Development Projects(Completed and Concluding) • Pressure Calibration at High Temperature [Y. Fei, Carnegie Institution of Washington] • Multi-anvil Cell Assembly Initiative: New Developments and Production [K. Leinenweber, J. A. Tyburczy, T. D.Sharp, Arizona State University] • Brillouin Spectroscopy at Advanced Photon Source [J. D. Bass, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] • Nuclear Resonant Scattering at High Pressure & Temperature[W. Sturhahn, Argonne Nat’l Lab, J. D. Bass, Univ Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, G. Shen, Carnegie Institution of Washington] • Development of the Laser-Heated diamond Anvil Cell [ T. S. Duffy, -Princeton University , G. Shen, Carnegie Institution of Washington, D. Heinz, University of Chicago ] • Absolute Pressure and Temperature Calibration [Y-b. Wang, M. L. Rivers, University of Chicago and I. Getting, University of Colorado ]
Mini-lathe for production of multi-anvil cell assemblies at ASU Machinist Brian with Kurt Leinenweber at Arizona State Univ.
Complete Brillouin system combined with X-ray diffraction hardware As installed at 13-BM-D beamline of GSECARS at the APS
GRAND CHALLENGE: D-DIA on X17B2 Beamline at NSLS Shingwei Mei and Bill Durham
GRAND CHALLENGE: Rotational Drickhamer Apparatus on X17B2 Beamline at NSLS William Landuyt and Phil Skemer from Karato research team at Yale
GRAND CHALLENGE: Complete Brillouin system combined with X-ray diffraction hardware As installed at 13 BM beamline of GSECARS at the APS
Technological and Facilities InitiativesLeveraging COMPRES Funding • MRI Grants from NSF Central • Eng-Rivers: Side station at BM13-APS • Dera-Nicol: Single crystal X-ray diffraction • Weidner/Burnley & Co: Stress detectors for rheology (pending) • ITR program at NSF • Wentzcovitch & Co:Virtual Laboratory for Earth and Planetary Materials (VLab) • DOD • Chen: DOD funding for side station at X17B2-NSLS funding for side station at X17B2-NSLS • DOE National Facility commitments to COMPRES operations • Joint research faculty funded by NSLS-Stony Brook • Staff and operational support by APS (pending) • Development of new beamline at X17A-NSLS
Infrastructure Development Projects(Early Stages) • Gas Loading Facility at APS [M.L. Rivers et al., GSECARS] • Development of COMPRES Environ. for Automated Data Analysis (CEAD ) [S. Clark, P. Adams, Lawrence Berkeley Nat’l Lab, J. B. Parise, Stony Brook Univ M.L. Rivers, Univ Chicago, R. J. Angel, N. L. Ross, Virginia Polytechnic Inst and State Univ] • Technical Support for a Dual Beam Focused Ion Milling Facility for TEM [H.W. Green, Univ California, Riverside ] • Development of a Next Generation Multianvil Module for Megabar Research [Y. Wang, Univ Chicago] • Calorimetry-on-a-Chip [A. Navrotsky, Univ California, Davis, F. Hellman, Univ California, Berkeley] • Monochromatic X-ray side-station at the X17B2 beam line of the NSLS [J. Chen, Stony Brook University]
COMPRES I Budget History 1st Cooperative Agreement [May 2002 to April 2007] Year#1 Year#2 Year#3 Year#4 Year#5 • Coop Agr Level $1800K $2100K $2200K $2300K $2400K • Funded Level $1800*K $2100K $2200K $2100K $2100K *Year #1 received ~$2000 supplement in response to suggestion of reviewers
Proposed Budgets for Community Facilities:Year #1 of COMPRES II [5/1/07 to 4/30/08] Operations and equipment budgets • $295K for ops West Coast Synchrotron Facilities at ALS $ 60K for equip [S. Clark and R. Jeanloz] • $400K for ops X-ray Diamond-anvil facilities at NSLS $233K for equip [J. Chen, T. S. Duffy, M.L.Rivers and A. Goncharov • $282K for ops Infrared Diamond-anvil facilities at NSLS $ 80K for equip [Z. Liu and R. Hemley] • $400K for ops Multi-anvil Facility at NSLS $ 90K for equip [D. Weidner and M.Vaughan] • $ 30K Neutron Studies [N. Ross and Task Force] ___________________________________________________________________ • $1407K for operations Total ops budget for Community Facilities • $ 463K for equipment See details above
Proposed Budgets for Infrastructure Development Projects: Year #1 of COMPRES II [5/1/07 to 4/30/08] • $73K High-resolution Inelastic X-ray Scattering at High P & T [W. Sturhahn, J. Jackson, and J. Bass] • $107K Multi-anvil Cell Assembly Project [K. Leinenweber, J. Tyburczy, T. Sharp] • $300K High Pressure Synergetic Center at the APS [H-k. Mao, G. Shen and R. Hemley] • $30K Commission on High Pressure [K. Leinenweber & Co] _____________________________ • $510K Total for infrastructure Development Projects
Proposed Budgets for Community Activities:Year #1 of COMPRES II [5/1/07 - 4/30/08] • $100K Annual Meeting • $ 80K Workshops • $ 40K Beamline user housing • $127K Beamline interns (2) • $ 30K Travel for committees (Adv. Comm., Standing Comms. and Executive Comm.) • $ 33K Indirect costs on 4 subawards [one-time cost] __________________________ • $410K Total Community Activities
Proposed Budgets for Central Office :Year #1 of COMPRES II [5/1/07 - 4/30/08] • $382K Salaries and fringe benefits • $ 35K Materials and Supplies • $ 25K Education and Outreach • $ 13K Travel __________________________ • $455K Central Office, including IDC
Proposed Overall Budget for COMPRES II: Year #1 [5/1/07 - 4/30/08] • $1407K Operational costs for Community Facilities • $ 463K Equipment upgrades for facilities • $ 510K Infrastructure development projects • $ 410K Community activities • $ 455K Central Office _________________________ • $3245K Overall budget request for all programs