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Explore the current status of the LHC programme, covering CERN, schedule updates, CMS and ATLAS advancements, completion milestones, computing strategies, and expenditure breakdowns. Stay informed about the significant developments and discussions shaping the future of this groundbreaking project.
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The Status of the LHC Programme R.J.Cashmore Director of Research
Outline • CERN and the LHC • LHC Status • Schedule • CMS and ATLAS • Completion • M&O • Computing R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
The CERN Scientific Programme Approved Legend Under consideration 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 LEP ALEPH DELPHI L3 OPAL LHC ATLAS CMS ALICE LHCb Other LHC experiments (e.g. Totem) SPS & PS Heavy ions Compass NA48 Neutrino DIRAC HARP Other Facilities TOF Neutron AD ISOLDE Test beams North Areas West Areas East Hall Accelerators R&D R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Expenditure from Material Budget in 2001 R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Manpower breakup in 2001 R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
LEP dismantling R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Magnets R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Magnets R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Dipole training quench performance R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Civil engineering status - surface R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Civil engineering status - underground R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Civil engineering at Point 1 (ATLAS) R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Point 5 (CMS) R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
2007 2006 2005 2004 01/08 28/02 Jan-04 Apr-04 Jul-04 Oct-04 Jan-05 Apr-05 Jul-05 Oct-05 Jan-06 Apr-06 Jul-06 Oct-06 Jan-07 Apr-07 Jul-07 Oct-07 Physics run 7 months Pb-Pb run Ring closed Last dipole 33 6 weeks Octant L>2x10 and cold delivered test 31/12 31/03 01/04 Shutdown to 3 months 31/08 First beam Pilot run 01/02 01/04 to 30/04 LHC commissioning schedule R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
CMS and ATLAS • Currrent Financial Status • 50% to completion • Appropriate to review situation • Reports to the Oct and April RRB’s • Maintenance and Operation R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
ATLAS Progress (1) R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
ATLAS Progress (2) R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Maintenance and Operation of LHC experiments • ICFA guidelines accepted • CERN provides safe, bare caverns and ancillary buildings • MoUs are binding • need to have exposed, transparent costs: • detectors investment ~ 40% of LHC investment, M&O costs in proportion • experiments involve a large fraction (50%) of Non-Member States • important for the way future global collaboration will work at CERN R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
M& O (cont’d) • first discussion with SPC in March • cost sharing principles, n. of. Authors preferred • first discussion with Funding Agencies in April 2001 RRB • Tripartite Working Group (CERN, expts, external experts suggested by FA) will analyse costs for the discussion of RRB in October R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Cost categories • Category A • common operation costs e.g. gas, electricity, water ... • Common Fund items e.g. magnets ... • collaboration-wide services e.g. software licences … • Category B • maintenance of items contributed by collaboration sub-sets • Category C • responsibility of host laboratory R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
LHC Computing • LHC Computing Review Completed • Two Phase Approach • Prototype • Final System • Plan to Cern Council in June R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review
Next Steps in the LHC Project • Call for tender for Cryo-dipoles assembly is out, adjudication in September; • Review of cost-to-completion going on, in view of the Status Report in December 2001; • This will integrate the most important elements of the project: • most important adjudications • LHC computing • M&O discussion R.J.Cashmore - CMS Lehman Review