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Jim UlvestadEVLA Advisory Committee Meeting May 8-9, EVLA Operations Jim Ulvestad Array Science Center Concept Requirements Staffing and Cost Plans

Jim UlvestadEVLA Advisory Committee Meeting May 8-9, Array Science Center Vision ALMA is raising the bar on expectations for data delivery and science support for all astronomers –Such a vision was not clearly defined at the time of initial EVLA proposal in 2000 All NRAO telescopes should provide similar levels of services Array Science Center for EVLA/VLBA will play a scientific leadership role in cm-wavelength astronomy –Algorithm & hardware development, science research support, visitor programs, engagement with community in planning future programs Challenge: Carry out an Array Science Center development without breaking the bank!

Jim UlvestadEVLA Advisory Committee Meeting May 8-9, Routine Operations Requirements Operate both EVLA and VLBA, with associated gains in cost efficiency Maintain EVLA capability until 2030 Retain all 7 configurations (A,B,C,D + hybrids) 95% reliability in scheduled antenna-hours 70% of hours in year for peer-reviewed science 1-50 GHz and 327 MHz bands available year-round Primary dynamic scheduling, with fixed observations also possible

Jim UlvestadEVLA Advisory Committee Meeting May 8-9, Science Center Requirements Enable non-radio astronomers to carry out observations that reach their science goals Provide calibrated data & reference images for most observations, and science-quality images for standard modes, with on-line archive Support transportable post-processing package, plus in-house capability to process the most demanding observations Provide expert scientific staff in supportive research environment Fund page-charge support, meetings, postdocs, visitor program Provide instrument renewal budget and associated teams Provide research grants, up to level recommended by decadal panel Operate Education Center (separate funding for construction)

Jim UlvestadEVLA Advisory Committee Meeting May 8-9, Operations Personnel Summary FunctionFTE (2000)FTE (2012) Array Science Center3062 Assistant Director’s Office54 Business Services9.58 Array/Correlator Operations2519 Electronics7365 Engineering Services5248 Computing Infrastructure9.510 Operational Software911 (Education Center)(1.5)(8.5) TOTAL (without Education Center)213227

Jim UlvestadEVLA Advisory Committee Meeting May 8-9, Array Science Center Personnel FunctionFTE (2000)FTE (2012) Mgmt/Admin26 EVLA/VLBA Sci. Support139 User Support Services36 Post-Processing + Algorithms109 Pipeline/Archiving/Computing06 Data Services29 Software Support/Testing02 Postdocs/visitors08 H/W Development; New Initiatives07 TOTAL3062

Jim UlvestadEVLA Advisory Committee Meeting May 8-9, Operations Personnel Plan, Exclusive of full Array Science Center (annual increments not yet staged) YearFTEsComment FY06171Current value FY07176EVLA scientific commissioning FY08185Commissioning; CASA to Ops FY09190Carpentry, painting at VLA FY10192EVLA Computing to Ops S/W FY11194 FY12195Baseline science support only

Jim UlvestadEVLA Advisory Committee Meeting May 8-9, Annual Ops/Infrastructure Costs All costs in dollars of year (FY05$ for 2005, FY12$ for 2012 costs) FY05 cost includes pro-rated share of past infrastructure augmentations (FY05 direct budget totaled $4.0M) FunctionCost (2005)Cost (2012) M&S, Facilities, Travel$3.2M$3.9M EVLA Power$0.6M$1.6M AOC Power$0.3M$0.5M VLBA Power$0.4M$0.7M Added VLA-AOC Bandwidth$0.0M$0.1M TOTAL$4.5M$6.8M

Jim UlvestadEVLA Advisory Committee Meeting May 8-9, Additional Array Science Center Costs ActivityAnnual Cost (FY12$) Archive Storage/Bandwidth$0.2M Computing H/W$0.1M Page Charges$0.17M Visitor Travel$0.24M EVLA Meeting$0.05M Instrument Renewal$3M-$5M Grants?? Education Center$0.0M TOTAL$3.8M-$5.8M + grants

Jim UlvestadEVLA Advisory Committee Meeting May 8-9, Total EVLA/VLBA Ops Costs (FY03 $$) Function2000 (03$$)2012 (03$$)2012 (12$$) Personnel -- nominal science support (213 FTEs in 2000, 195 FTEs in 2012) ~$14.9M~$13.6M~$18.5M M&S, facilities, power, travel$4.2M$5.0M$6.8M Subtotal -- present science support~$19.1M~$18.6M~$25.3M Science Center Added Personnel$0M$3.1M$4.2M Science Center Added Costs$0M>$2.8M>$3.8M Grants$0M?? Subtotal – Science Center extras$0M>$5.9M>$8.0M TOTAL$19.1M>$24.5M>$33.3M