The Second LHC Controls
Project Workshop
was held 5th - 6th April, 2001, in Building 40-SS-C01
Programme
Thursday 5th April, 2001. Morning Session
Chair: M. Vanden Eynden
08:45 |
Welcome |
Ph. Lebrun |
08:50 |
Aims of Workshop |
R. Lauckner |
09:00 |
Progress with the Middleware |
A. Risso |
09:30 |
Alarm Sub-Project |
F. Calderini |
10:00 |
LAWG Sub-Project |
M. Lamont |
10:30 |
Coffee |
|
10:50 |
String 2 Controls |
R. Saban |
11:20 |
Project Planning |
A. Daneels |
11:50 |
LHC Timing System and Time Stamping |
G. Beetham |
Thursday 5th April, 2001. Afternoon Sessions
Databases |
Chair: R. Billen |
| 14:00-17:00 | 40-R-C10 |
| Topics | LEP Controls, lessons? Data sources for LHC Control Time stamping - vital for correlating data How does OO data map to relational databases? Tools and Guidelines |
| Aims | Establish guidelines for managing data, ensure seamless data integration if the requirements exists, identify areas where data management work has (or should have) started |
Architecture |
Chair: P. Charrue |
| 14:00-17:00 | 40-SS-C01 |
| Topics | Accelerator Control Architecture Process Control Architecture Real Time Control Architecture |
| Aims | Integration Guidelines |
Hardware Sharing |
Chair: E. Ciapala |
| 14:00-17:00 | 40-R-B10 |
| Topics | Review of LHC Developments in SL and LHC Needs for interlocks, post mortem, timing, functions ... Development tools: software, DSPs |
| Aims | Try to identify areas for the sharing of experience and knowledge between equipment groups and to facilitate collaboration in common developments. This would be of technical interest to the groups themselves and would be beneficial in the efforts to achieve best possible homogeneity in the control system |
Friday 6th April, 2001. Morning Session
Chair: Ph. Gayet
09:00 |
Report from CERN Fieldbus WG |
G. Baribaud |
09:30 |
Report from CERN SCADA WG |
W. Salter |
10:00 |
Report from Database Session |
R. Billen |
10:30 |
Coffee |
|
11:00 |
Report from Hardware Sharing Session |
E. Ciapala |
11:30 |
Report from Architecture Session |
P. Charrue |
12:00 |
Conclusions |
R. Lauckner |
Updated 10th Apr, 2001