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White Paper
Industrialization of Advanced Particle Acceleration
Restoration of U.S. Congressional Support for the ILC
July 2008 Meeting
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October 2007 Meeting
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ILC Applications Workshop
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Capitol Hill Meeting
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October 2006 Meeting
Meeting Agenda & Presentations
Magnet Workshop
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About the LCFOA
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President’s message:
"Industrialization
is a critical component of the ILC program. Mobilizing the capability of
industry to cost effectively produce the required high tech hardware and
implement innovative construction practices within cost and schedule is
critical to the program’s success. Industrialization requires early and
meaningful engagement of the industrial community; too often in the past
industrial capability has not been integrated in the early stages of major
science projects which resulted in higher manufacturing costs and schedule
slippages. The ultimate success of the ILC requires a continuous
laboratory-university-industrial partnership throughout all its stages.
Therefore, the Linear Collider Forum of America was established in 2005 to
facilitate the integration of the broad spectrum of U.S. and Canadian
industry into the ILC program.”
Ken
Kenneth O. Olsen, P.E.
President
Linear Collider Forum of America
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Activities:
The LCFOA
provides a partnership between its industry members and government funded R&D
efforts during the design, component manufacturing and siting of the ILC.
Planned activities and interactions include, but are not limited to the
following:
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Providing LCFOA members with current information on the ILC program through
newsletters, bulletins and meetings in Washington, DC or at a national
laboratory,
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Supporting the Americas Regional Team’s bid to host the ILC.
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Serving as an advocate for early and meaningful industry participation in the
ILC program,
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Preparing and presenting briefings and white papers to the ILC program on
relevant industrial issues,
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Brief and inform members of Congress and their staffs of the benefits of the
ILC to the Nation and its contribution to the strengthening of the U.S.
industrial base in the 21st century,
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Facilitating two-way technology transfer between the ILC program and industry,
and
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