1. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 X-Ray Endstations Overview John Arthur

2. X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 The Endstation Systems will provide: Personnel protection systems (PPS) Keep people safe from x-rays, lasers, etc. Machine protection systems (MPS) Keep delicate machine safe from clumsy people Network and computer support Cables, networks, servers, data storage Beamline controls Hardware, software Synchronized laser system fs laser system synchronized to FEL Prototype detectors Basic experimental chambers Instrumentation for initial atomic physics experiments

3. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 Where the Endstation Systems are located Near Expt Hall Far Expt Hall 250 m

4. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 The Near Experimental Hall

5. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 The Near Experimental Hall FEL beam Experimental hutches Laser room above hutches Shops, setup space

6. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 The Far Experimental Hall

7. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 FEL beams Experimental hutches Laser room Office and shop space The Far Experimental Hall

8. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 30’ 9” 21’ The FEH is underground

9. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 Placement of the endstation systems

10. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 NEH North-Hutch South-Hutch Laser Room FEE Hutch 1Hutch 2Hutch 3 Atomic Physics Experiments FEH Tunnel Laser Room Center Hutch Controls System Inst. & Alignment Laser Systems Mechanical/Vacuum X-Ray Detectors Placement of the endstation systems

11. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 Work Breakdown Structure for the endstation systems

12. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 Principal divisions and staffing Management Controls Mechanical, Vacuum LasersDetectorsAtomic Physics J. Arthur S. Moeller 9 people2 people 1 person2 people Project Planning J. Scholes Science Advice J. Hastings

13. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 Staffing profile YearFY04FY05FY06FY07FY08 Total XES staff 261417 who is hiredmanagementgroup heads controls group everyone else Begin hiring additional staff needed for facility operations, using pre-ops funding 2030

14. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 Example of task schedule: FEE cabling Installation schedule tied to completion of conventional construction in 2007

15. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 COST Report – Construction, R&D Grand Total $17.9M work peaks in FY07

16. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 COST Report – Commissioning Grand Total $670k

17. John Arthur X-Ray Endstation Systemsjarthur@slac.stanford.edu April 29, 2004 Major endstation systems milestones Level 2 PPS certified in NEH10-07 PPS certified in FEH1-08 LCLS start operation9-30-08 Level 3 FY04 TDR Complete detailed schedule EIR review Complete 2D detector statement of work Award initial R&D funding for 2D detector FY05 Design review #1 for 2D detector FY06 Network final design review Laser final design review Order lasers Design review #2 for 2D detector FY07 Start installation in NEH Start installation in FEH Beamline controls final design review Laser operating in NEH Laser operating in FEH Complete installation in NEH FY08 Complete beamline controls Complete network and cabling Complete mech/vacuum Complete acceptance tests of detectors First atomic physics experiment