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Nu. PECC Meeting – Athens / Greece March 17 & 18, 2006 The FAIR Project -- Recent Developments and Milestones Walter F. Henning GSI Darmstadt --- Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ionenforschung

FAIR -- Recent Developments • Formal approval by the Cabinet of the German Government on the federal financial contribution to FAIR (65%; for the full construction period 2007 -14) (contribution by the State of Hessen (10%) already formally approved in 2004) • Formal approval by the Magistrate of the City of Darmstadt of the FAIR Construction Plan ('Bebauungsplan') • Baseline Technical Report completed and reviewed; to be submitted to the International Steering Committee for FAIR (FAIR-ISC) on April 11, 2006. • Legal documents for contracts developed; 2 -company structure for FAIR

Civil-Construction Development Plan

Civil Construction Development Plan -- Procedures and Processes The plan had to go through: - 2 public hearings - involvement and participation of all public, semi-public and private bodies representing public interests or officially recognised interests (together more than 100 so-called "TÖB") - preparation of 15 studies and expert statements (including reforestation, environmental impact studies, 'eco-points', radiation safety permit etc. ) - several readings, discussions in local community councils and approval by the Darmstadt City Council - approval from The Regional Assembly (assembly of regional mayors, approval of the change of the Regional Development Plan) - compensatory reforestation measures (Hessen-Forst), wildlife support, purchase & exchange of farmland (private owners)

FAIR LAYOUT as of 9. 02. 2006

FAIR -- Recent Developments • Formal approval by the Cabinet of the German Government on the federal financial contribution to FAIR (65%; for the full construction period 2007 -14) (contribution by the State of Hessen (10%) already formally approved in 2004) • Formal approval by the Magistrate of the City of Darmstadt of the FAIR Construction Plan ('Bebauungsplan') • Baseline Technical Report completed and reviewed; to be submitted to the International Steering Committee for FAIR (FAIR-ISC) on April 11, 2006. • Legal documents for contracts developed; 2 -company structure for FAIR

FAIR - Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research GSI today Future facility SIS 100/300 UNILAC SIS 18 ESR Rare-Isotope Production Target HESR Super FRS RESR CR FLAIR 100 m NESR Antiproton Production Target

Fields of Research at FAIR Nuclear Structure & Astrophysics GSI today with beams of short-lived nuclei (0 -1. 5 Ge. V/u) 667 users 909 users UNILAC SIS 18 HESR Hadron Physics & QCD with stored and cooled antiproton beams (0 to 15 Ge. V/c) 578 users 100 m Solid-state and biological applications with ion (& antiproton? ) beams SIS 100/300 Physics of Dense Plasmas with compressed ion beams & highintensity petawatt-laser ESR RESR Nuclear Matter QCD-Physics with Future facility HI beams (2 to 45 Ge. V/u) CR Super Fundamental Symmetries FRS Ultra-high electro-magnetic fields & Quantenelectrodynamics with highly stripped ions and antimatter FLAIR NESR Accelerator Physics

FAIR Baseline Technical Report 2006

International Committee Structure for FAIR ISC International Steering Committee H. Schunck STI Working Group AFI Working Group Scientific + Technical Issues Administrative + Funding Issues H. Wenninger PAC QCD E. Chiavassa Ö. Skeppstedt FAIR Project Legal Framework Issues PAC NUSTAR R. Casten U. B. Jahn FCI PAC APPA D. Schwalm TAC Y. Cho CORE Cost Review Groups D. Plane, W. Bartel LFI Full Cost Issues Mini. TACs • Cryogenics • Warm and Cold magnets • Power Supplies • Beam Instrumentation • p-Linac Observers: B. Brandt

STI: Working Group on Scientific and Technical Issues Chair: Horst Wenninger Sydney Gales until March 2005 Observers Members Alex Müller, France Wolfram Korten, France Boris Sharkov, Russia John Simpson, UK Günther Rosner, UK ZHAN Wenlong, China Berta Rubio, Spain Jose Benlliure, Spain Dan-Olof Riska, Finland Juha Äystö, Finland Pasquale Fabbricatore, Italy Piero Dalpiaz, Italy Ulrich Wiedner, Sweden Håkan Danared, Sweden Walter Henning, Germany Hans Ströher, Germany Hans Gutbrod, FAIR Project Peter Schroth, Germany Eberhard Widmann, Austria Nicolae Zamfir, Romania Ingo Augustin, Scientific Secretary

Programme Advisory Committees (PAC) • QCD • • • • Emilio Chiavassa (Chair) Stanley Brodsky Piero Dalpiaz Donald Geesaman Hans Ake Gustafsson Serge Kox Rolf Landua Alain Magnon Rudolf Maier Bernd Müller John Nelson Eulogio Oset Dan-Olof Riska Hans-Georg Ritter Hans Ströher Itzhak Tserruya • NUSTAR • APPA • • • • Rick Casten (Chair) Faical Azaiez Sherril Bradley Peter Butler Hubert Grawe Robert Janssens Shigeru Kubono Kurt Kilian Hans-Otto Meyer Alfredo Poves Berta Rubio Alan Shotter Antonio Villari Helmut Weick Michael Wiescher • Dirk Schwalm (Chair) Stefano Atzeni Michael Basko Gordon Drake Paul Indelicato Gilles Maynard Thomas Mehlhorn Peter Norreys Roland Sauerbrey Boris Sharkov Peter Spiller Markus Steck Dominique Vernhet Toshi Yamazaki • • • •

Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) • • Chair: Yanglai Cho Roland Garoby Sergey Ivanov Marcel Jacquemet • • Tomas Junquera Alex Müller Jerry Nolen Satoshi Ozaki • Pasquale Fabbricatore • Ferdinand Willeke • Yoshishige Yamazaki Mini-TAC (topical sub-committees) • p-linac • – Raymond Fuja (Chair) – Helmut Haseroth – Roy Cutler • • – – – – Power supplies – – – Roy Cutler (Chair) Raymond Fuja Frederic Bordry Gunnar Fernqvist Hans-Jörg Eckoldt Jens-Peter Jensen Beam diagnostics Cryogenics • Bernd Petersen (Chair) Wolfgang Erdt Ralf Trant Siegfried Wolff George Mulholland Claus Rode Hans Quack Warm magnets – Joseph Tuozolo (Chair) – Masayuki Muto • Cold magnets – – – – – Luca Bottura (Chair) Pierluigi Bruzzone Steve Gourlay Jim Kerby Marcel Jacquemet Pasquale Fabbricattore Tom Taylor Walter Scandale Erich Willen Rob Wolf

Cost Review Committees • CORE-A for Accelerators – David Plane (Chair) – Klaus Blasche – Reinhard Bacher – Manfred Buhler-Broglin – Wolfgang Erdt – Gunnar Fernqvist – Helmut Haseroth – Ian Gardner – Dieter Kraemer – Lluís Miralles – Graham Stevenson – Pierre Strubin – Tom Taylor – Eberhard Weisse • CORE-E for Experiments – Wulfrin Bartel (Chair) – Hans-Juergen Hilke – Ian Lazarus – Pierre Lazeyras – Hans Georg Ritter – John Simpson – Andrea Vacchi

Scientific, Technical and Legal Framework for FAIR ISC International Steering Committee H. Schunck STI Working Group AFI Working Group Scientific + Technical Issues Administrative + Funding Issues H. Wenninger • Baseline Technical Report PAC QCD E. Chiavassa - accelerator TR's PAC NUSTAR R. Casten - experiment proposals - civil construction plans PAC APPA (~ 3500 pages) D. Schwalm • PAC & TAC Review Reports TAC Y. Cho • Cost Book CORE • Cost Review Reports Cost Review Groups - accelerator & civil D. Plane, W. Bartel construction (CORE-A) - experiments (CORE-E) Ö. Skeppstedt FAIR Project Observers: Articles of Association U. B. Jahn • • Cryogenics • Warm and Cold magnets • Power Supplies • Beam Instrumentation • p-Linac Convention • Mini. TACs • By-Laws LFI Legal Framework Issues • FCI Full Cost Issues Final Act Document • Legal Framework Report (LFI) B. Brandt • Full Cost Structure Report (FCI)

ISC-FAIR International Working Group Activities Signing of Mo. U Administrative and Financial Issues Working Group Phase I – Governed by Mo. U Contract(s) Development Contract(s) Negotiations Closing 2004 Lo. I's 2005 Phase II Governed by Contracts 2006 PAC and TAC Scientific and Technical Issues Working Group Proposals / TR's Evaluations (2100 authors) Cost Reviews PAC's Technical Baseline Technical Report (BTR) Committees: TDR's PAC's & TAC and Project Definition (April 06)

FAIR -- Recent Developments • Formal approval by the Cabinet of the German Government on the federal financial contribution to FAIR (65%; for the full construction period 2007 -14) (contribution by the State of Hessen (10%) already formally approved in 2004) • Formal approval by the Magistrate of the City of Darmstadt of the FAIR Construction Plan ('Bebauungsplan') • Baseline Technical Report completed and reviewed; to be submitted to the International Steering Committee for FAIR (FAIR-ISC) on April 11, 2006. • Legal documents for contracts developed; 2 -company structure for FAIR

GSI FAIR Gmb. H Management FAIR (Facility) Construction / Operation Site Lab. -Services Landlord Activ. POF-Research Res. -Infrastr. Scientific. Technical Infrastructure Administrative Infrastructure

Reasons for 2 Legal Structures (Gmb. H's): • Same structure ( contractual arrangements) for both FAIR and XFEL • Separation of GSI activities which are not part of the FAIR program • Construction, regulatory & radiation safety permits and environmental impact statements under GSI authorship • Relation with Helmholtz-Association (HGF) and program oriented funding (POF) clearly defined • All partners in FAIR Gmb. H on equal basis (Germany 'same' as others)

GSI FAIR Gmb. H Management FAIR (Facility) Construction / Operation Site Lab. -Services Landlord Activ. POF-Research Res. -Infrastr. Scientific. Technical Infrastructure Administrative Infrastructure

GSI-mb. H Management GSI Line Management FAIR-Gmb. H Management Engineering Design FAIR Line Management Strategic Planning Site Preparation and ES&H FAIR (Facility) Budget & Financing Technical & Civil Construction / Operation Controlling Production Supervision Assembly & Commissioning Laboratory Facility & Site Operations Site Lab. -Services Landlord Activ. Scientific Program & Schedule International Employment (Long-term) Contractual Arrangements "Geschäftsbesorgungsvertrag" POF-Research Res. -Infrastr. Scientific. Technical Infrastructure Administrative Infrastructure

Schedule, Milestones and Critical Path Issues • • • BUNG report on Planning of FAIR civil engineering, February 24 th, 2006, Consolidation of Planning of FAIR construction for April 10 th ISC meeting Mini-Tac or TAC on Civil Engineering ca. April/May 2006 STI presents the FAIR Baseline Technical Report to FAIR ISC April 10 th, 2006 ISC acts upon and makes decision as to the scope of the project. . how quickly? Member states express (in writing? ) their intention for specific in-kind contributions process is going on, see below • • AFI Final Results by late spring - early summer 2006 and presentation to FAIR ISC Finalization of FAIR geometry by August 2006 for starting planning for civil construction readiness for Fall of 2007 • FAIR Contract closure should start in 2006 • • • Decisions on NESR, RESR magnet technology (warm or cold) in summer of 2006 Spain If decision for NESR and RESR superconducting, prototype for end of 2008 Spain CR and Super FRS sc-dipole prototypes in 2008 China SIS 300 decision for or against curved magnets probably end of 2006 Italy, Russia SIS 300 sc magnets prototype a) straight magnets 2008, b) curved magnets 2008/9 Italy, Russia SIS 300 sc quadrupoles prototype 2008/9 France, CEA and IN 2 P 3 SIS 100 sc magnet prototype 2008 Russia, Industry, GSI HESR curved sc magnets, feasibility study mid 2006, prototype in 2008 Industry, Jülich Design Super FRS Triplets 2007 Industry, GSI Prototype Super FRS Triplet 2008 Industry, GSI SUPER FRS Energy Buncher dipoles, delivery end of 2009 India

Nu. PECC Meeting – Athens / Greece March 17 & 18, 2006 Thank you !!! GSI Darmstadt --- Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ionenforschung