1. LSST Camera Internal Review
October 14, 2008
SLAC
Kirk Gilmore
Roger Smith
Cal Tech
Reviewer

2. Emergency Information
Fire
Evacuate. Be aware of building exits
Follow building residents to the assembly area.
Do not leave till you are accounted for, and have been instructed to.
Earthquake
Remain in building: Duck, cover, and hold position
When shaking stops: Evacuate building via a safe route to the assembly area
Introductions
Review length of class
Breaks
There will be a test
Questions

3. Coordinating the NSF and DOE Support
DOE follows: Program and Project Management for the Acquisition of Capital Assets,” DOE Order 413.3
NSF follows new policy modeled in-part after DOE model: “Guideline for Planning and Managing the Major Research Equipment and Facilities Construction Account,” November 22, 2005
NSF
DOE

4. Roger Smith – Cal Tech, Reviewer
LSST Camera Review
Roger Smith – Cal Tech, Reviewer
Start 8:00am – Kavli 2nd Floor Conference Room call-in: #
Intro and charge – 10 min – KG
Overview of the camera – 20 min – KG
3A. Filter status report – 15 min – KG 3B. Detector Status Report – 10 min – KG
Electronics – 60 min - Oliver (Harvard)
Break – 10 min - Finished here by 10:15am
Camera Controls/Data Acquisition – 15 min – Schalk(UCSC)
Cryostat – 60 min - Schindler
Corner Raft – 60 min – Olivier (LLNL)
Lunch – 45 min (12:30pm to 1:15pm)
Utilities – 30 min - Nordby
Integration and Test – 60 Min – Nordby (SLAC)
Break – 10 min Calibration – 60 min – Burke (SLAC) Delivered image quality budget – 10m - KG Metrology – 30 min – Rasmussen (SLAC) Close-out/Q&A – 60 min – Don Sweeney and Roger Smith to lead
Finished at 5:30pm