August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 1 August 24-26, 2010 1 Program Management Michael S. Zisman Center for Beam Physics Accelerator & Fusion Research.

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August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 1 August 24-26, Program Management Michael S. Zisman Center for Beam Physics Accelerator & Fusion Research Division Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Muon Accelerator Program Review-Fermilab August 24, 2010

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 2 August 24-26, Outline Introduction Organization – Organizing principles – Organization charts – Ingredients Responsibilities Oversight Approach to down-selection Summary

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 3 August 24-26, Introduction DOE requested Fermilab to set up merged NFMCC+MCTF organization in October 2009 –MAP is the result of that process Goal is to execute multi-year R&D program to –complete Design Feasibility Report for MC –participate in IDS-NF effort toward NF RDR –carry out supporting technology R&D –participate in system tests of 4D and 6D cooling MICE and 6D “bench test” (no beam) Written Program Management Plan available for sign-off by appropriate managers

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 4 August 24-26, Organizing Principles Create organization that delivers –a coherent, national R&D program –a multi-institutional program (Labs, Universities) –a streamlined structure with clear reporting lines Key principles –Fermilab provides overall management –collaborative effort integrating NFMCC and MCTF –maintains existing NFMCC commitments –led by Program Director who controls funding –adequate oversight (MCOG, MUTAC, PMG, DOE) MAP Program Manager at DOE will be selected

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 5 August 24-26, MAP Upper Level Organization Organization in place and functioning –Level 0 and Level 1 names interim appointments Level 0 Level 1

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 6 August 24-26, MAP Level 2 Organization Level 2 organization in place and functioning –L2 leaders chosen by L1 leaders approved by Program Co-Directors Level 1 Level 2

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 7 August 24-26, Organization Ingredients Co-Directors (L0) appointed by Pier Oddone Level 1 organization comprises three groups: –design & simulations (R. Fernow, BNL) –technology development (A. Bross, FNAL) –system tests (D. Kaplan, IIT) Institutional Board (IB) –chaired by D. Hartill (Cornell) Technical Board –chaired by Program Co-Directors Management Council –chaired by Program Co-Directors

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 8 August 24-26, Organizational Responsibilities (1) Program Director –responsible for technical, policy, funding decisions controls allocation of funds to participating institutions –maintains and updates multi-year R&D plan defines goals and objectives, required resources, and program responsibilities leads organization to carry it out makes final decisions on technology choices (“down- selection”) –provides periodic reports to Fermilab Director and OHEP –serves as MAP “Complaint Department”

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 9 August 24-26, Organizational Responsibilities (2) Level 1 leaders –coordinate tasks in each technical area D&S produces work for MC-DFS and IDS-NF RDR –includes MDI responsibility and support for 6D cooling test TD demonstrates feasibility and cost range of components for MC and NF designs ST coordinates system tests to demonstrate feasibility and cost of MC and NF cooling systems –develop organization to carry out tasks try to reflect MAP population in making assignments –develop and maintain plan to carry out tasks including milestones and deliverables –participate in preparations for MAP reviews

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 10 August 24-26, Organizational Responsibilities (3) Technical Board –comprises Level 1 leaders plus other members designated by Program Director interim TB taken over from existing NFMCC TB –assists Program Director in assessing technical plans and budgets reviews and assesses proposals from new institutions requesting MAP funding –such requests will compete for available “reserve” funds gives advice on –required support, choice of technical options, changes of direction of R&D efforts –meets as requested by Program Director

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 11 Organizational Responsibilities (4) Management Council –comprises Level 1 leaders + other MAP members designated by Program Director includes representative from Physics and Detector study –advises Program Director on operational issues progress toward milestones, priorities and resource allocations, issues that cross Level 1 boundaries, weekly meeting agendas, items for attention of TB or IB –maintains parameter sets and advises on need for updates

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 12 Organizational Responsibilities (5) Program Management Office –comprises Fermilab staff to provide support for MAP administrative and organizational tasks budget monitoring and planning (across institutions) web site development development and maintenance of documents database –collects and maintains MAP financial records from all participating institutions also progress toward milestones –helps prepare progress reports as required by Fermilab Director and/or DOE-OHEP

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 13 Organizational Responsibilities (6) Institutional Board –comprises members designated by each institution as policy representative chair chosen by IB membership, in consultation with Program Director –members serve (individually) as institutional contact responsible for negotiating milestones and deliverables –advises Map Director on policy matters defines MAP membership guidelines and presentation and publication policies; raises policy matters to MAP Director; maintains publication information; considers outreach aspects

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 14 August 24-26, Oversight (1) Oversight comes from –Fermilab Director –MCOG, with assistance from MUTAC –Program Management Group (PMG) –DOE Program Manager Muon Collider Oversight Group (MCOG) –members at directorate level (S. Vigdor) expanded membership cf. NFMCC version –advised by MUTAC (international) currently chaired by D. Rubin (Cornell) meets annually to assess program

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 15 Oversight (2) Program Management Group –comprises resource managers from primary MAP institutions will resolve resource issues as they arise –resource-loaded schedule and WBS are primary tools to assess ongoing needs and impact of program changes fosters inter-institutional communication –monitors progress of program definition of goals and strategic approach (evolutionary) progress against plan (technical and resource utilization) –resource and schedule implications of configuration change actions major procurements (ensure timely execution) cost accounting

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 16 August 24-26, MAP Board Memberships Institutional Board ANL: Harry Weerts BNL: Ilan Ben-Zvi FNAL: Vladimir Shiltsev Jlab: Andrew Hutton LBNL: Steve Gourlay ORNL: Van Graves SLAC: Tor Raubenheimer Cornell: Don Hartill (Chair) IIT: Dan Kaplan (Secretary) Princeton: Kirk McDonald UCB: Jonathan Wurtele UCLA: David Cline UCR: Gail Hanson U-Miss: Don Summers Technical Board A. Bross, NFMCC Co-Spokesperson R. Fernow S. Geer, Co-Chair M. Green D. Hartill D. Kaplan H. Kirk, NFMCC Co-Spokesperson K. McDonald J. Norem R. Rimmer M. Zisman, Co-Chair

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 17 August 24-26, Oversight Board Memberships MCOG S. Vigdor, BNL S. Holmes*, Fermilab J. Siegrist, LBNL D. MacFarlane, SLAC tbd, University member *to be replaced by S. Henderson MUTAC John Byrd, LBNL David Finley, FNAL Vladimir Litvinenko, BNL Peter McIntosh, Daresbury Lab Lia Merminga, TRIUMF David Rubin (Chair), Cornell Michael Shaevitz, Columbia tbd, SLAC Thomas Roser, BNL Susan Smith, Daresbury Lab Mike Syphers, Fermilab Frank Zimmermann, CERN

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 18 Down-selection Process (1) Choosing among technical alternatives not easy –MAP approach: specify “initial design configuration” recognize that ideas will change –provide formal mechanism for this to happen –in a few cases, initial design configuration not yet specified e.g., RF technology or 6D cooling –we have specified procedure to make decision on initial design configuration (or change it later) responsibility for down-selection rests with MAP Director –aided by Level 1 leaders

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 19 Down-selection Process (2) Procedural steps –in consultation with Mgmt Council, Level 1 leader defines set of technical criteria to judge against –after MAP Director’s approval, criteria made available to proponents and all MAP members –MAP Director will appoint review group to evaluate alternatives and make recommendation –MAP Director makes final decision on choice –decision communicated formally to MCOG MCOG can request external review, e.g. MUTAC, if desired

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 20 August 24-26, Summary MAP organization is in place and functioning –a natural evolution of our NFMCC+MCTF heritage multi-institutional to reflect MAP population NSF has involvement via IB and MUTAC Responsibilities defined for upper-level leaders –clear reporting lines defined –procedure for down-selection specified Strong oversight mechanisms in place –involvement of resource managers at MAP institutions will be a key to our success

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 21 Backups

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 22 Management Tools (1) Budget planning and scheduling will be managed primarily at Level 2 –lower levels used where needed to collect institutional information Primary tool is Primavera –a DOE-vetted tool for this purpose Excel used as input-output interface for collecting information from individual institutions –option exists to use MS Project for dealing with schedule and resource information transfer

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 23 Management Tools (2) Capabilities exist to create –WBS dictionary –milestone schedule –milestone dictionary –resource-loaded schedule and funding profile

August 24-26, 2010MAP ProgMgmt - Zisman 24 Management Tools (3) Example output (no information content)