[Moller_l2] Homework (so far)

[James Fast]

Folks,
Here is what we have so far:
See attached:

  *   Questions for Javier about labor over next year 9probably need to address this looking issue in re-planning exercise this month – they have good points).
  *   Questions for all of us, but mostly detectors, about supply chain issues (quartz, PMTs, epoxies etc).
For me:
For the 10 am session tomorrow morning we would like to get some more information about the project plan toward CD2, e.g. how to track progress on the design, dealing with uncertainties on the budget profile, and procurement schedule/strategy. This will probably be covered in detail in the management parallel session but not everybody will be attending.

For Spectrometer team:
Other than that we would just like to mention a couple of additional technical points that would probably be best addressed during the spectrometer presentations:


  *   Composite samples preparation and irradiation results are needed to finalize shielding requirements. How is this accounted for in the current design?
  *   Magnetic field strength stability over 24h: can you provide some more details about main challenges from both the power supply stability and measurement accuracy standpoint

I think it would be good to meet at 9 am to discuss answers and flesh out slides to present.  Please send responses (prefer in PPTX) prior to 9:00.
https://bluejeans.com/915426320/5134?src=calendarLink

Jim


James Fast
MOLLER Project Manager
Jefferson Lab
757-230-6833

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