Fifth International Workshop

on Accelerator Alignment

ANL/FNAL October 13 - 17, 1997

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The following list provides access to the sessions and abstracts received for the IWAA97. It outlines the planned events during our workshop on a daily bases. Those authors who had committed to a contribution but not yet submitted an abstract are statused as "not yet received". We will update this list when that information is made available. Updates until September 15, 1997, the cut-off date for registration, will be included. Any additions after the cut-off date can not be accepted.

The organizers of the IWAA97 are greatful for the numerous contributions to the workshop and are looking forward to welcome you soon.

For your presentations we will provide overhead projectors, slide projectors and an LCD display for Power Point computer presentations.


Sessions

Session 1: Status Reports from Accelerator Facilities around the World

Session 2: Alignment Instrumentation, Software and Methods (I)

Session 3: Alignment Instrumentation, Software and Methods (II)

Session 4: Beam Based Alignment and Metrology Aspects of Large Physics Installations

Session 5: Alignment topics pertaining to Linear Colliders, 4th Generation Light Sources and Related Facilities

Session 6: Contributions to the IAG / FIG joint session

Session 7: Posters


Monday October 13, 1997

At 8:30 the International Magnet Measurement Workshop is opening at Fermi Laboratory. In case you arrive early you are welcome to attend these sessions free of charge. In this case you will have to provide your own transportation.

The IWAA97 registration desk will be open from 15:00 at the Argonne Guest House. Please submit your papers at that time. Registration will also be possible the next day at the registration desk near the main floor lecture hall. Reception from 17:00 to 19:00 at the Argonne Guest House Dining Room.

Note: A Cash Bar is available from 16:00 to 17:00


Tuesday October 14, 1997

  • 8:00 Opening of the Fifth International Workshop on Accelerator Alignment
  • 8:05 Dr. Moncton Associate Laboratory Director
  • Welcome Address and Overview of the Scientific Potential of the Advanced Photon Source
  • 8:20 Dr. Galayda Associate Division Director
  • Welcome Address and Overview of the Advanced Photon Source Accelerator Systems
  • 8:35 Keynote by Prof. F. Loeffler (DESY)
  • Evolution of the Acclerator Alignment Methods at DESY over the past 30 years
  • 9:05 Workshop technicalities

Status Reports from Accelerator Facilities around the World

Morning session begins at 9:15

Session Chair: C. Curtis

Morning break at 10:05 for 20 min in the vendor and poster area

Session Chair: W. Schwarz

  • 10:25 T. Sager ........... Status Report on the Survey and Alignment Efforts at Fermilab
  • 10:45 F. Karl ............ Status Report For The Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
  • 11:05 G. Krebs ........ Survey and Alignment at the Advanced Light Source
  • 11:25 C. Zhang ........ Alignment Result for the Magnet Units of SPring-8 Storage Ring
  • 11:45 H. Friedsam ... Status Report on the Long Term Stability of the APS

Number of Abstracts: 7

Lunch from 12:00 to 13:30


Alignment Instrumentation, Software and Methods (I)

Afternoon sessions begin at 13:30 (30 min presentations)

Session Chair: K. Endo

  • 13:30 C. Lecocq .......... A Modular Approach to Accelerator Alignment Data Analysis Software
  • 14:00 M. Hemmer ...... Two Tier Client/Server Database Development For Alignment Data at RHIC and the AGS
  • 14:30 Seung-Chan Lee ........ Measurement of Storage Ring Deformation and Smoothing Analysis for PLS

Afternoon break at 15:00 for 30 min in the vendor and poster area

Session Chair: F. Karl

  • 15:30 G. Wojcik .......... The Adjustment of the Fermilab Main Injector Underground Geodetic Survey
  • 16:00 V. Bocean .......... The Geodetic Aspect of the Fermilab Main Injector Project
  • 16:30 B. Oshinowo ........ The Alignment Concept for the FNAL Recycler Ring using Permanent Magnets

Number of Abstracts: 6

Close of sessions approximately 17:00

Self-guided tour of the Advanced Photon Source (APS permanent Exhibit and Gallery overlooking the Experiment Hall).


Wednesday October 15, 1997

Alignment Instrumentation, Software and Methods (II)

Morning sessions begin at 8:00 (30 min presentations)

Session Chair: F. Loeffler

  • 8:00 B. Fuss ............ The SLAC Design and Manufacturing Process of Sphere mounted Reflectors
  • 8:30 D. Martin ...... Mechanically Induced Influences on the ESRF SR Beam.
  • 9:00 F. Tecker ........ HLS-based Closed Orbit Feed-back at LEP

Morning break at 9:30 for 30 min in the vendor and poster area

Session Chair: T. Sager

  • 10:00 L. Kivioja ...... A New Hydrostatic Leveling System
  • 10:30 H. Imfeld ........ A High Accuracy Portable Hydrostatic Level
  • 11:00 Group picture in front of the APS office building

Number of Abstracts: 5

Lunch from 11:30 to 12:45

Busses leave at 13:00 for the tour at FERMI Lab.

Four different areas will be part of this tour.

  • Collider Detector Facility (CDF)
  • Magnet Test Facility (MTF - IB#1)
  • Fermilab Main Injector Ring (MI - 60/62)
  • Recycler Ring Permanent Magnet Factory (MP9)

    Return at 16:15 to Argonne to pickup participants who do not want to tour Fermi Lab for the Dinner cruise

    Leave for downtown Chicago at 17:00 and return to Argonne at 22:00


    Thursday October 16, 1997

    Beam Based Alignment and Metrology Aspects for Large Physics Installations

    Morning sessions start at 8:00 (30 min presentations)

    Session Chair: C. Lasseur

    • 8:00 K. Endo ....... Test Results of the BBA Method at the TRISTAN Accumulation Ring
    • 8:30 B. Dehning .. Impact of Beam Based Alignment on Polarisation at LEP
    • 9:00 S. Weisz ..... Alignment of the LHC experimental insertions.
    • 9:30 D. P. Eartly ..... A Digital Readout CCD Optical Beam Position Sensor

    Morning break at 10:00 for 15 min in the vendor and poster area

    Session Chair: J. P. Quesnel

    • 10:15 (Abstract) (Paper) C. Lasseur: Prospects of close range photogrammetry in large physics installations
    • 10:45 S. Dell'Agnello ... Survey and Alignment of the INFN Experiment KLOE at the LNF
    • 11:15 A. Ostaptchouk .. A Novel Alignment System for Tracking Chambers
    • 11:45 A. Ostaptchouk .. The Alignment Monitoring System for the ATLAS Muon Spectrometer at the LHC

    Number of Abstracts: 8

    Lunch from 12:15 to 13:30


    Alignment topics pertaining to Linear Colliders, 4th Generation Light Sources and Related Facilities

    Afternoon sessions begin at 13:30 (30 min presentations)

    Session Chair: K. Tremblay

    • 13:30 S. Milton ....... 4th Generation Light Source Alignment Issues
    • 14:00 W. Coosemans .. Stretched double wire method for CLIC alignment
    • 14:30 F. Loeffler ... Alignment of the Superconducting Cryostat for the Tesla Test Facility

    Afternoon break at 15:00 for 30 min in the vendor and poster area

    Session Chair: F. Karl

    • 15:30 W. Schwarz ..... Conception of the Alignment of the planned Linear Collider at DESY
    • 16:00 M. Takano ....... Fine Alignment of the ATF Damping Ring
    • 16:30 V. Shiltsev ... Seismic Noise Studies for Fermilab Next Big Accelerator

    Number of Abstracts: 6

    Close of sessions approximately 17:00

    The Argonne Guest House has planned an Oktober Fest from 17:00 to 20:00. The special menu price is $10.- and includes German favorites like grilled bratwurst, chicken and dumplings, beef Stroganoff, sauted herb spzle, red cabbage, marinated potato salad, apple strudel and German chocolate cake.

    IWAA Committee meeting at Conf. Room B of the Argonne Guest House 18:30 to 21:00


    Friday October 17, 1997

    Contributions to the IAG / FIG joint session

    Morning sessions begin at 8:00 (30 min presentations)

    Session Chair: R. Ruland

    • 8:00 J. A. Greenwood .. Experiences with an Active Target Total Station for Precise Angle Measurement
    • 8:30 R. Gottwald ...... Leica TDA5000 - Short Range Performance Tests with Corner Cube and Tooling Ball Reflectors PAPER
    • 9:00 B. Boeckem .. A high-accuracy alignment system based on the dispersion effect
    • 9:30 R. Loser ............ Automated part positioning with the laser tracker

    Morning break at 10:00 for 30 min in the vendor and poster area

    Session Chair: M. Mayoud

    • 10:30 I. Pschorn ......... Results of the S&A of the accelerator facilities at GSI using the TASA System
    • 11:00 P. Leteurtre ... Capacitance-based high accuracy sensors for leveling and alignment
    • 11:30 A. Dumont............ Gamma 3D Metrology : A New Tool for Nuclear Industry

    Number of Abstracts: 7

    Lunch from 12:00 to 13:30


    Afternoon sessions begin at 13:30 (30 min presentations)

    Session Chair: M. Mayoud

    • 13:30 R. Johnson ............ EUCLID; A High Accuracy, Motion Compensated Laser Alignment System
    • 14:00 B. Bridges ..........Considerations for the Measurement of Particle Accelerators with Laser Trackers
    • 14:30 W. Schauerte .. Determination of Vertical Refraction Using Digital Working Sensors

    Number of Abstracts: 3

    Afternoon break at 15:00 for 30 min in the vendor and poster area

    • 15:30 Close out and general discussion

    End of the IWAA 1997 at about 16:30


    Posters

    Mount posters on Monday October 13 or Tuesday October 14, 1997 to be displayed during the workshop.

    The size of one poster board is 29.25" (0.74m) W x 78" (1.98m) H. Each presenter will have a maximum of two of these boards side by side .

    Please use only the upper 2/3 of the board for your display.

    • C. Curtis........... Techniques Used in the Alignment of TJNAF's Accelerators and Experimental Halls.
    • E. Dijak ............ Challenges in cost cutting fixture design
    • K. Fukami .......... Magnet Alignment of SPring-8 Booster Synchrotron
    • S. Matsui .......... Elevation changes of the SPring-8 Storage Ring
    • P. Nerin ............ Absolute Distance and Velocity Measurements by Self-mixing Inside a Microchip Laser
    • M. Perry ............ Computer Aided Optical Tooling
    • M. Pietryka ......... Re-visiting SPEAR after 25 Years
    • S. Takeda .......... Active Mover Using Air-Spring and MLRB
    • B. Oshinowo ....... Magnet Alignment for the FERMILAB Main Injector (FMI) Project
    • W. Thur .............. Rigid, Adjustable Support of Aligned Elements via Six Struts
    • V. Bocean ....... The Precise Alignment of the Fermilab KTeV Experiment
    • R. Ruland ......... Alignment without Magnet Fiducials
    • S. Lakanen ........ Vertical Control Networks at Fermilab
    • I. Feier ........ The Poisson Alignment Reference System
    • W. Coosemans ..... Stretched double wire method for CLIC alignment
    • B. Fuss ........ Initial Calibration of a High Resolution Digital Camera for Accelerator Alignment

    Number of Posters: 16


    Total number of Abstracts: 43

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