1. FAIR – Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research
In 2015, 8 years and 1187 Million € later
FAIR – Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research
GSI GmbH +
FAIR GmbH
Observers
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2. Present Committee Structure of the International Project FAIR
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13 potential ‘M e m b e r s t a t e s’
ISC
International Steering Committee
STI Working Group
Scientific + Technical Issues
AFI Working Group
Administrative + Funding Issues
FAIR Project
PAC QCD
LFI
Legal Framework Issues
PAC NUSTAR
PAC APPA
FCI
Full Cost Issues
Mini-TACs
Cryogenics
Warm magnets
Cold magnets
Power Supplies
Beam Instrumentation
p-Linac
TAC
CORE
Cost Review Groups
Observers:

3. FAIR Baseline Technical Report
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FAIR Baseline Technical Report
Official FAIR project description
6 Volumes with more than 3500 pages and more than 2600 authors
FAIR BTR
Volume 1 Executive Summary
Volume 2 Accelerator and Scientific Infrastructure
Volume 3A Experiment Proposals on QCD Physics
3.1 CBM
Volume 3B Experiment Proposals on QCD Physics
3.2 PANDA
3.3 PAX
3.4 ASSIA
Volume 4 Experiment Proposals on Nuclear Structure & Astro Physics (NUSTAR)
4.1 LEB-SuperFRS HISPEC/DESPEC
4.3 MATS LASPEC
4.5 R3B ILIMA
4.7 AIC ELISe
4.9 EXL
Volume 5 Experiment Proposals on Atomic, Plasma & Applied Physics (APPA)
5.1 SPARC HEDgeHOB
5.3 WDM FLAIR
5.5 BIOMAT
Volume 6 Civil Construction and Safety
For down load of the report:
Introduce BTR in particular Executive Summery.
Vol 3 to 5 contain: Technical proposal of en experiment and one finds:
Executive Summary, Introduction and Overview, Physics case, Systems.description, Implementation and Installation, Commissioning, Operation, Safety , Organization and Responsibilities, Planning, Relation to other Projects , Other issues , References and Acknowledgements

4. EU support for FAIR related activities in FP6
EU-6FP-CNI:
FAIR injector SIS18 intensity upgrade, HADES upgrade + R3Bmagnet
EU-Support: 10,4 M€
EU-6FP-Design Study:
Secondary Beams
(RIB and Antiprotons)
EU-Support: 9 M€
EU-6FP-I3 programmes
I3HadronPhysics: FAIR related EU-Support: 10,8 M€
EURONS: FAIR related EU-Support: 2 M€

5. Project Status and next steps:
Building Development plan legally settled
All environmental impact studies are accepted; Re-forestation and
natural compensation measures are concluded and contractually settled
 Controlling report for the preparatory phase accepted by GSI Supervisory Board
Core facility and Specifications defined
Layout defined
Project cost estimates (cost book, WBS) scrutinized and validated by expert groups
Prototyping has started
Scientific base programme is defined
Baseline Technical Report ready and issued 21 March (~ 3500 pages, ~2500 authors)

6. Project Status and next steps:
 Legal documents and Governance structure (two-company model)
finalized and agreed upon by the ISC (by laws to be completed; tax status to be confirmed)
 Roadmap presented to the ISC.
Goal: foundation of FAIR GmbH in May/June 2007 ( Joint Core Team)
The International Steering Committee confirmed all this joint preparatory work
and its results as fully conforming to the requirements of the FAIR MoU and as
" the Project."
Consequence: all conditions to finalize negotiations on governmental level are met.

7. Project Status and next steps:
1. Finalization of by laws (AFI sub-group: national experts most welcome)
2. Establishment of the Joint Core Team (transition to FAIR GmbH);
calls coming soon (after October ISC)
3. Appointment of shareholders
4. Negotiations and final checks of legal documents

8. Signature of Convention and Final Act
Proposed FAIR – Roadmap: Establishment of FAIR GmbH
STI
AFI
joint meeting ISC/SH
ConventionFinal Act
meetings
ISC
ISC
AFI
AoA
07/ /
Nomination of Shareholders + Completion of negotiations
Signature of Convention and Final Act
Contracting Parties
Negotiations (ongoing, 'till end of 2006)
First meeting: start senior staffing
Signature AoA
Share-holders (SH)
Constitutive Meeting of the Council
Formation FAIR GmbH
Convention, Final Act, AoA; Joint Core Team
Bylaws, draft FAIR GmbH structure and kick-off staffing
Mandate for IKAB
ISC
Convention, Final Act, AoA; Bylaws (first draft)
Bylaws, draft FAIR structure
AFI
STI
Monitoring of technical planning and project costs (ongoing process up to the formation of FAIR GmbH)
Bylaw Subgroup
Completion of draft Bylaws
Elaboration of the Bylaws (ongoing)
Joint Core-Team
Technical project decisions (follow up design changes) / FAIR preparation tasks (ongoing process up to the foundation of FAIR GmbH)
IKAB
Technical evaluation of potential in-kind contributions (ongoing process up to the formation of FAIR GmbH)

9. DRAFT: Organizational plan of the FAIR GmbH
External Committees:
Scientific Advisory Committees
Accelerator Advisory Committee
Resource Review Boards
DRAFT: Organizational plan of the FAIR GmbH
Council -
Shareholders assembly
Management
(2 managing directors)
FAIR Director,
Director for Finances
and Administration
management team (directors office)
audit &controlling
public relations
EU projects
safety
Finances and
Administration
Research
Accelerator
Integration
Financing and
budget
Bookkeeping &
accounting
Contract
follow up
General
administration
Mech. Interfacing
quality management
project coordination
NUSTAR
resource coordinator
technical coordinator
CBM
HESR
Electr. Interfacing
Finance Committee
Scientific Council
visitors science prog.
engineering
documentation
PANDA
APPA
Civil Construction
planning
Regulatory aspect
& Permits
NESR
p-Bar TARGET
RESR/CR
Super-FRS
p-LINAC
SIS100
SIS300
HEBT
+ member states relations
Injector Upgrade

10. DRAFT: FAIR Joint Core Team
External Committees:
Scientific Advisory Committees
Accelerator Advisory Committee
Resource Review Boards
DRAFT: FAIR Joint Core Team
Council -
Shareholders assembly
Management
[1]
management team [2] (directors office)
audit &controlling
public relations
EU projects [1]
safety
Finances and
Administration
[4]
Research [4]
Accelerator [6]
Integration
Financing and
budget
Bookkeeping &
accounting
Contract
follow up
General
administration
Mech. Interfacing
quality management
project coordination
NUSTAR
resource coordinator
technical coordinator
CBM
HESR
Electr. Interfacing
Finance Committee
Scientific Council
visitors science prog.
engineering
documentation
PANDA
APPA
Civil Construction
planning
Regulatory aspect
& Permits
NESR
p-Bar TARGET
RESR/CR
Super-FRS
p-LINAC
SIS100
SIS300
HEBT
+ member states relations [2]
Injector Upgrade
[FTE at startup]

12. SC magnets for SIS300 : France, Italy and GSI
sc cable
development
curved dipole
prototype
BNL
follow up of
„GSI001“
4 T, 1 T/s
SIS300 Quadrupole
Field calculations,
Design, cryogenics

13. FAIR accelerator developments in Russia and Spain
SIS300
BINP Novosibirsk
IHEP Protvino
+ Rosatom
UNK dipole
Magnet,
power converters,
vacuum components
on sc magnets
for NESR/RESR
e--Isotope Collider
SIS100
JINP Dubna
Short NUCLOTRON-type prototyp at GSI

14. FAIR accelerator developments in China and India
Variable Energy Cyclotron Center, Kolkata
Institute for Modern Physics
Lanzhou
Center of Advanced Technology
Indore
Institute for Plasma Physics
Hefei
Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Kolkata
Superferric dipoles for Super-FRS and CR
and high intensity beam stoppers

15. HESR Consortium FZ Jülich, TSL Sweden and
HESR Consortium FZ Jülich, TSL Sweden and PANDA experiment collaboration
Collaboration
>350 participants
107 events/s
TSL
14 m
Pelletron
Electron energy MeV
30 m cooling length
30 m cooling length

16. Key technology: Fast Cycling Synchrotrons
SIS100 magnets: 50 K yoke with superconducting coil (Nuclotron JINR Dubna)
Developments:
Reduction of AC losses during ramp,
achievements: 40 W/m -> 13 W/m Bmax= 2 T, dB/dt = 4T/s, f = 1 Hz
SIS 300 magnets: cos - magnet
Developments:
Reduction of AC losses during ramping by improved cable and coil design
Efficient conductor cooling
Bmax = 6 T, dB/dt = 1 T/s
„GSI001“
4 T, 1 T/s
by BNL
(HERA: 4 mT/s, RHIC: 70 mT/s, LHC: 8 mT/s)

17. Conclusions on Commitments for Accelerator parts
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Conclusions on Commitments for Accelerator parts
No written commitments exist on in-kind contributions, besides Sweden for Cryring
CN-China: Interest expressed verbally for design and construction of CR and Super-FRS dipoles
DE-Germany: GSI: items to be specified
FZ-Jülich: HESR design and construction
ES-Spain: Dipoles NESR and RESR, power supplies, vacuum,
FI-Finnland: items to be specified
FR-France: items to be specified (design of SIS300 quadrupoles),
GB-United Kingdom: items to be specified, meeting foreseen October 12th,
GR- Greece: items to be specified, no contact so far
IN-India: Energy Buncher (4x 80 t sc dipoles), beam stoppers, verbally agreed
IT-Italy: SIS300 dipoles proposed verbally
PL-Poland: items to be specified
RO-Rumania: items to be specified
RU-Russia: SIS100 magnets, SIS300 magnets, e--RIB collider,
SE-Sweden: Cryring, part of Electron Cooler, other items to be specified