Tag archive: IDAG
Sakue Yamada | 17 May 2012
During ACFA KILC12 workshop in Daegu last month ILC, the International Detector Advisory Group gave useful insight and recommendations to the Detailed Baseline Design report working group, paving the way to the report completion by the end of 2012.
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Research Director's Report | Tagged:
DBD, IDAG, particle simulation
Sakue Yamada | 19 January 2012
The year 2012 will be very busy and exciting. The main task for the ILC physics and detector community is to complete Detailed Baseline Design report summarising our effort since 2007. To achieve this goal, coordination between the detector groups and with the Global Design Effort is essential, and we are fulfilling this mission.
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Research Director's Report | Tagged:
DBD, detailed baseline design, IDAG, ILD, LHC, SiD, Technical Design Report
Sakue Yamada | 19 May 2011
Costing the two ILC detectors more precisely is one of the important activities for the ongoing ILC detector design work, and balancing detector cost and performance depends on the strategy of the detector groups. To learn whether there are differences among them, the groups undertake detailed coordination of their costing methodologies.
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Research Director's Report | Tagged:
cost, IDAG, ILD, SiD
Sakue Yamada | 17 June 2010
We have gained several helpful inputs from the new system of the International Detector Advisory Group (IDAG) monitoring global detectors after the validation.
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Research Director's Report | Tagged:
IDAG, TDR
Sakue Yamada | 15 April 2010
A joint international linear collider workshop, LCWS10 and ILC10, held in Beijing last month initiated various new moves for the physics and detector activity of ILC. -- By Sakue Yamada
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Research Director's Report | Tagged:
IDAG
Barbara Warmbein | 17 September 2009
ILD and SiD, two of the three detector concepts that submitted Letters of Intent, have been recommended for validation to Research Director Sakue Yamada by the International Detector Advisory Group (IDAG), chaired by Michel Davier. At their recent meeting in Hamburg, the ILC's Steering Committee endorsed the IDAG recommendations. This means that the R&D collaborations working on detector technologies and prototypes for the two ILC detector concepts ILD, the International Large Detector concept, and SiD, the Silicon Detector Design Study, will continue under full steam in their work towards the best design for detectors to understand collisions at the future ILC. The third detector concept that submitted an LOI, called '4th', was not validated. However, IDAG recommended that R&D on dual readout calorimetry done for 4th in a collaboration of many institutes should be supported in view of its potential for higher energy colliders.
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Feature | Tagged:
IDAG, ILC, LOI, SiD
Sakue Yamada | 17 September 2009
(...) The conclusion is that the International Large Detector concept (ILD) and the Silicon Detector Design Study concept (SiD) are recommended for validation as complementary detectors to go on with detailed design and that the dual-readout calorimeter technology is encouraged to be further developed. -- By Sakue Yamada
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Research Director's Report | Tagged:
IDAG, LOI
Sakue Yamada | 20 August 2009
(...) It is time for us to prepare for the next step, namely to consider what the validated detector groups need to accomplish through the following period, till 2012.
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Research Director's Report | Tagged:
IDAG, LOI
Perrine Royole-Degieux | 14 May 2009
Since the end of March, when the detector concept groups delivered their Letters of Intent, the International Detector Advisory Group (IDAG) has been experiencing an intense period. At TILC09 in Japan, the panel worked and interviewed the detector concept groups for three days. All sessions were closed to other participants, but ILC NewsLine wanted to know more about what happened there and understand details about the whole process of detector evaluation.
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Feature | Tagged:
IDAG, letter of intent, LOI
Barbara Warmbein | 14 May 2009
Some 400 pages of calculations, simulations, detector descriptions, estimates, some 1000 signatories from all round the world, hours spent on the phone or clustered around conference tables – a lot of hard work and careful thinking went into the Letters of Intent (LOI). Each of the three submitted letters – for ILD, for SiD and for the 4th concept or 4th for short – managed to meet the deadline, and even though they didn’t manage to stick to the recommended page limit of 100, they were all accepted and are being scrutinised by the international detector advisory group IDAG (see this week’s other feature). This is a story about how an LOI is written, as told by the authors and editors.
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Feature | Tagged:
IDAG, letter of intent, LOI
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