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Internal Design Review for DUSEL Experiment Development Coordination - July 2008

This report details the findings of the DUSEL Experiment Development and Coordination (DEDC) internal design review, held from July 16-18, 2008. Key contributors, including Steve Elliott and Larry Murdoch, discussed the essential objectives behind DUSEL's unique capabilities for conducting groundbreaking experiments. The document outlines proposed research, facility requirements, risk management, schedule development, and cost estimates. Emphasizing the significance of timely experimentation, it celebrates DUSEL as a pioneering venue for scientific discovery.

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Internal Design Review for DUSEL Experiment Development Coordination - July 2008

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  1. DUSEL Experiment Development and Coordination (DEDC)Internal Design ReviewJuly 16-18, 2008Steve Elliott, Derek Elsworth, Daniela Leitner, Larry Murdoch, Tullis C. Onstott and Hank Sobel

  2. Group Name • Interested principals and collaborators

  3. Science • Objectives • Why is DUSEL the best or only place this experiment can be done? • Why is it important to do these experiments in the near future? • Expected results and their significance

  4. Proposed Experiments (Describe A+ Experiments in multiple slides: maybe 1 to 5 slides) • Approach – maybe including list of sub-proposal topics and how these can be amalgamated into a coherent program to address the objectives • Use pictures and graphs to explain the experiment(s) and its/their physical form

  5. Facility Needs • Facilities • Space, access, power, equipment, communications, services, special materials, etc. required to successfully conduct experiment • E&O • Risk identification and management • Potential problems that could affect successful outcome • Potential problems that could affect other experiments or facility

  6. Schedule • Development needs prior to conducting experiments at Homestake • S-4 activities to be proposed (e.g. workshops, teleconferences, trips to Homestake, etc.) • Schedule • Estimated time required and sequence of tasks; start with S-4 activities

  7. Estimated Costs (These estimates will be for DEDC and DUSEL-Homestake eyes only) • Cost estimates • S-4 proposal cost • ISE Project cost • Tasks required to refine ISE Project cost estimate

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