Commissioning Workshop ESS – JPARC: Instrument Session

Europe/Stockholm
Titanium

Titanium

Description

This is a parallel Session of the Main Meeting:  https://indico.esss.lu.se/event/3079/ 

Registration should be done on the main meeting page.

  • All contributions should prepare a presentation (share and upload before the meeting) and leave time for discussions (e.g. 15+10). 

  • Confirmed physical attendees from J-PARC for this session: Ryoichi Kajimoto, Kosuke Hiroi, Maiko Kofu, Toshiya Otomo, Daichi Ueta

 

Participation by zoom will be possible (ATTENTION: The main meeting has separate zoom links that you find on the indico page!):
https://ess-eu.zoom.us/j/5550703148 

Meeting ID: 555 070 3148

 

Non-exclusive selection of guiding questions for the workshop (@Instrument speakers: Please include relevant topics in your individual presentations where you see fit):

  • What teams are involved in the commissioning – is that different per instrument / per component? What are their roles?
  • What software are used for instrument control? Who is responsible for the controls? (Is there any EPICS at J-PARC?)
  • Any special tools (hardware/software) that are used for commissioning/calibration solely?
  • Have you documented the commissioning procedures (and how)?
  • How often are instruments setups re-checked (re-commissioned, re-calibrated, etc)? What triggers this? How much of this work is automated?
  • What were the main lessons learned that you did not expect before?
  • Examples of commissioning a particular type of measurement (that does not concern the whole instrument) and overlap with other instruments. 
  • In the early days, could the data be correlated / linked to a given pulse?
  • How is neutron instrument data acquisition and storage done? (E.g. through a common data storage approach or individual handling for each instrument.)
  • Fast/high data volume/beam synchronous acquisition, what has happened at J-PARC in the last 3 years?
  • How do you communicate with other parts of the facility? (e.g. Accelerator + Target commissioning preparations)
  • What was the process of building and commissioning the instrument suite at J-PARC concerning controls? How did it evolve at your instrument?
  • If there is a safety deviation during commissioning / operation, what are the actions to follow when reporting?
    • 1
      Introduction to Instrument Parallel Session
      • What do we want to get by the end of the Workshop?
      Speakers: Andrew Jackson (European Spallation Source ERIC), Asami Sano, Daria Noferini (European Spallation Source ERIC), Maiko Kofu, Robin Woracek (European Spallation Source ERIC)
    • 2
      Overview J-Parc instruments
      • Timeline, when was each instrument commissioned
      • Peculiarities to the instruments
      Speaker: Toshiya Otomo
    • 3
      Overview ESS instruments
      • Instrument Suite (incl. Beamline Scientists), Peculiarities to the instruments
      • Overview of choppers, detectors, SE, polarization, ...
      Speaker: Andrew Jackson (on-site)
    • 4
      The neutron source characterization at BL 10 NOBORU (Test beamline)
      • If possible include experience with beam profile (spectrum and spatial variations) on whole instrument suite.
      • Keep in mind relevant questions raised by the control and safety teams (outlined below) and include in your talk where possible.
      Speaker: Masahide Harada (online)
    • 5
      Example ESS Commissioning Plan (System Validation Plan): LOKI (SANS)
      • Details of LOKI
      • More technical detail on HC than general overview on day 1
      Speaker: Judith Houston
    • 12:00
      Lunch
    • 6
      Example JPARC Commissioning: Spectrometer (BL01)
      • Focus on beam characterization (flux, spectrum, spatial distribution, pulse shape, detectors/BM’s, detectors, etc.):
      • How to get from first neutrons to first experiments
      • Keep in mind relevant questions raised by the control and safety teams (outlined below) and include in your talk where possible.
      Speaker: Ryoichi Kajimoto (on-site)
    • 7
      Example ESS Commissioning Plan (System Validation Plan): ODIN (Imaging)
      • Details of ODIN
      • More technical detail on HC than general overview on day 1
      Speaker: Manuel Morgano
    • 8
      Example JPARC Commissioning: Imaging (BL22)
      • Focus on beam characterization (flux, spectrum, spatial distribution, pulse shape, detectors/BM’s, detectors, etc.):
      • How to get from first neutrons to first experiments.
      • Keep in mind relevant questions raised by the control and safety teams (outlined below) and include in your talk where possible.
      Speaker: Takenao Shinohara (online)
    • 14:10
      Break
    • 9
      Discussion: Safety
      • collect safety related questions form the individual instrument contributions
      • Collect few relevant examples (can each presenter think of at least one example?)
      • ESS Safety (Thomas Hansson) will be present to address open questions.
    • 10
      Discussion
      • General discussion
      • Discuss needed equipment for commissioning and beam characterization
      • Prepare feedback for main close-out session
    • 11
      Controls of Neutron Instruments

      10min presentation: Overview J-PARC controls of instruments (Yasuhiro Inamura )
      10min presentation: Overview ESS controls of instruments (ECDC, ICS)

      • Collect all controls aspect from previous contributions and discuss open questions n this time slot.
      • Control group responsibles from JPARC (no central control group) and ESS (ICS, DMSC/ECDC) will join for this time slot specifically
      Speaker: Yasuhiro Inamura
    • Close Out Main Meeting