05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette1/14 CERN and ATLAS visits info for guides Marc Goulette (Maitre-assistant, University of Geneva)

05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette2/14 MAIN WEBPAGE for GUIDES

05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette3/14 Visits agenda MAIN REGISTRATION PAGE for GUIDES

05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette4/14 1.What do we do at CERN ? 2.How much money does it cost ? Source ? 3.How much electricity ? Source ? 4.Dangers, explosions, black holes, radiations 5.Current status of CERN, LHC, experiments 6.Physics “HOT” topics: -New physics, new searches, Higgs -Neutrino story (speed of light…) -Black Holes, Big Bang -Dark matter, Anti matter -Extra dimensions -String Theory -Other questions about the Universe  Answers to those questions in some links of this talk  + FAQ from main guide webpage + LHC booklet + particle data book (online) My Top Questions…

05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette5/14 1.CERN intro (talk conf, CERN movie 24 min, etc…) 2.Accelerators (Microcosm, SM18, PS, AVC, 3D-movie) 3.Detectors (ATLAS painting, AVC, CMS, LHCb) 4.Physics (CERN movie, globe animation, AVC) 5.Control rooms (faq ?) (CCC, AVC, CMS, PS) 6.Others (CC, AMS, Antimatter facility, CAST)  Answers to those questions in some links of this talk  Depends on the audience… (general, students, young, addicts ;-) ?) Main topics to cover during a visit…

05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette6/14 BEAM or NO BEAM This is the question ;-)

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05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette8/14 Hot news: an Astronaut at CERN Might be about Higgs discovery soon…??

05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette9/14 A few other links… Public Web Sites Public Home Page ATLAS Blog ATLAS Virtual Visits ATLAS Live Twitter Feed Facebook Pagehttp:// Google+ Pagehttp://gplus.to/ATLASexperiment YouTubehttp:// Internal Group Web Sites Sharepointhttp://cern.ch/aos Facebook Grouphttp:// E-Groupsatlas-outreach, atlas-outreach-CRBlog-authors, atlas-outreach- multimedia, atlas-outreach-physics-authors, atlas-outreach-coord, atlas-vc-guides External Resources IPPOG Databasehttp://ippog.web.cern.ch

05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette10/14 Useful info about: - The globe - Guided tours - Private visits - Other events…

05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette11/14  Once available, try to use them  So far, expected around end of June at Point 1 in AVC Improvements Short Videos for Touch Screen New 3D Movie & Projection Hardware Upgrades Online Documentation New Guides Partnership with CERN PH-EDU News about Point1, AVC Short Medium Long Boogie Detector

05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette12/14 For the most advanced or curious visitors ;-)

05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette13/14 First out of all: Fire brigade !! (a person in trouble…) Second: guides should have phones with numbers registered… (ex: the main guide gets one for groups..) CERN visit service: 72727, (register, organize, cancel) GROUP visits: VTC or GTC: 1) or 2) ATLAS Point 1, AVC: call VTC (event. Slimos 78804) GLOBE maintenance: 1) P.Moret , or really in case you don’t get him, B.Pellequer (165198, 71733) CERN reception (for ATLAS open): 1) or 2) CERN security (Central Securitas): Offline: reports problems at sites or during tours (ex: last globe guide): Visits Service: ATLAS Visitor Centre: Cern Reception: For important issues, mail to Mick Storr, Bernard Pellequer or Dominique Bertola Import contacts to know

05/06/2012 ATLAS week outreach meeting - Marc Goulette14/14  Think about security first, and follow all related rules (young people, old persons, disabled, shoes, limited number  Second try to satisfy the group or visitors requests: make them enjoy the visit, have fun, give personal stories, and increase their curiosity  Keep within timing (shuttles..), think about other tours, and lots of visits per day (as well as people having a plane to take..)  Try to keep the whole group with you, and make sure they can hear… And also that you don’t loose them :-). (Ex: Problems raised for SM18)  Stay tuned, and document yourself, there are also questions we have no answers for ;-)  Think about the material, maintenance, and all the people involved… (check at end of tour, lost objects, anything..)  Use all our resources: we have many ;-)  Be nice ;-). As a guide, we are representing CERN, so this one of our duty to show the best we can. And sometimes visitors come from the farthest point on the earth… Very few last remarks