1. 7 May 2009 2009 JACoW Steering Committee JACoW 2009 Steering Committee Brief reports on EPAC’08 and IPAC’11 Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz, CERN Conferences Coordinator for IPAC in Europe Scientific Secretariats/Editor of IPAC’10 and ‘11 JACoW Deputy Chair ad interim JACoW, Secretary Christine Petit-Jean-Genaz, CERN Conferences Coordinator for IPAC in Europe Scientific Secretariats/Editor of IPAC’10 and ‘11 JACoW Deputy Chair ad interim JACoW, Secretary

2. 7 May, 20092009 JACoW Steering Committee The last EPAC in the series took place fittingly in Genoa, 20 years after the first which took place in Rome. EPAC evolves now into a 3-year cycle. IPAC’11 will take place in Spain, after IPAC’10 in Kyoto and preceding IPAC’12 in New Orleans. The poster was selected following a competition between 3 Italian institutes participating in the organization of the conference

3. 7 May, 20092009 JACoW Steering Committee Some figures  1200 registered participants (including exhibitors and staff)  87 oral presentations –54 invited –33 contributed  1200 poster presentations  90 industrial exhibitors  63 supported students  A hell of a lot of local organization too … not covered in this JACoW SC Report  1200 registered participants (including exhibitors and staff)  87 oral presentations –54 invited –33 contributed  1200 poster presentations  90 industrial exhibitors  63 supported students  A hell of a lot of local organization too … not covered in this JACoW SC Report

4. 7 May, 20092009 JACoW Steering Committee 996 delegates, 152 exhibitors’ representaties and assistants, from 38 countries 1500 1000 500 0 Early registration Deadline - April Registration opening January Conference 1° November 8 months Registration

5. 7 May, 20092009 JACoW Steering Committee Industrial exhibition – 90 booths Layout on line from the very beginning

6. 7 May, 20092009 JACoW Steering Committee Reception at Palazzo Ducale Banquet at Stazione Marittima

7. 7 May, 20092009 JACoW Steering Committee EPAC’08 SciProg/Proceedings  Fully SPMS Conference (Programme, Registration (delegate/exhibition - new modules))  26 Total Proceedings Office Staff (not all paid from conference budget, incl. part-time, students, etc.) –Editors (incl. transparencies): 18 (10 pre-conf) –IT (Database, plus Computers, etc.): 3 -Paper Reception: 5  99 (wo)man processing days  150 Per diems: ~ 26kEuros  Plus computer rental, catering, invitations to social events, etc.  Fully SPMS Conference (Programme, Registration (delegate/exhibition - new modules))  26 Total Proceedings Office Staff (not all paid from conference budget, incl. part-time, students, etc.) –Editors (incl. transparencies): 18 (10 pre-conf) –IT (Database, plus Computers, etc.): 3 -Paper Reception: 5  99 (wo)man processing days  150 Per diems: ~ 26kEuros  Plus computer rental, catering, invitations to social events, etc.

8. 7 May, 20092009 JACoW Steering Committee Processing  >1600 contributions at abstract submission –54 invited oral –33 contributed orals –Remainder scheduled as posters (significant withdrawal (20%) right up to the conference)  >1100 contributions published on-line “pre-press” 11 a.m. of morning of last day of conference  1218 papers and 90 sets of transparencies published on JACoW 3 weeks later …  No CD/USB to participants - but downloadable set at conference site to USB wristband  >1600 contributions at abstract submission –54 invited oral –33 contributed orals –Remainder scheduled as posters (significant withdrawal (20%) right up to the conference)  >1100 contributions published on-line “pre-press” 11 a.m. of morning of last day of conference  1218 papers and 90 sets of transparencies published on JACoW 3 weeks later …  No CD/USB to participants - but downloadable set at conference site to USB wristband

9. 7 May, 20092009 JACoW Steering Committee How did we manage such rapid publication?  Minute preparation  IT, IT, IT  JACoW Teamwork  Details in Notes of 2008 Team Meeting on JACoW ………  Minute preparation  IT, IT, IT  JACoW Teamwork  Details in Notes of 2008 Team Meeting on JACoW ………

10. 7 May, 20092009 JACoW Steering Committee IPAC’11  Second IPAC following IPAC’10 in Kyoto  San Sebastian, Spain, September 2011  Will be a fully JACoW/SPMS event organized –along the “traditional” EPAC model concerning scientific programme, two sessions in parallel and totally de-coupled poster sessions, but, important difference … –Organizing and Scientific Programme Committees 50% from Europe and 50% from the rest of the world –International JACoW Team on Proceedings (Editorial Board: LOC and SPC Chairs, Scientific Secretariat, “local” IT, Volker on scripting)  We aim to do as well as in 2008  Second IPAC following IPAC’10 in Kyoto  San Sebastian, Spain, September 2011  Will be a fully JACoW/SPMS event organized –along the “traditional” EPAC model concerning scientific programme, two sessions in parallel and totally de-coupled poster sessions, but, important difference … –Organizing and Scientific Programme Committees 50% from Europe and 50% from the rest of the world –International JACoW Team on Proceedings (Editorial Board: LOC and SPC Chairs, Scientific Secretariat, “local” IT, Volker on scripting)  We aim to do as well as in 2008