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[http://wiki-ext.aps.anl.gov/xsdbag/images/7/7a/HEdiffBAG_MurrayEmail2009Aug7.pdf (view e-mail)]. | [http://wiki-ext.aps.anl.gov/xsdbag/images/7/7a/HEdiffBAG_MurrayEmail2009Aug7.pdf (view e-mail)]. | ||
=== February 2011 Sector 1 Upgrade Science Case === | === February 2011: Sector 1 Upgrade Science Case === | ||
Members of the HEDM BAG were instrumental in writing the Science Case for the Sector 1 Upgrade. Bob Suter led the effort. The Science case document can be found at | Members of the HEDM BAG were instrumental in writing the Science Case for the Sector 1 Upgrade. Bob Suter led the effort. The Science case document can be found at https://wiki-ext.aps.anl.gov/xsdbag/images/8/8d/S1_sci_case11.pdf (view document)] | ||
=== June 2011: High Energy X-ray / Mechanics Workshop === | === June 2011: High Energy X-ray / Mechanics Workshop === | ||
Two members (Miller and Suter) along with U. Lienert received an NSF grant to host a workshop that focus on the use of HE X-rays and solid mechanics to understand complex materials. The URL for the workshop can be found at [http://www.aps.anl.gov/News/Conferences/2011/HEXD-MM/(view here)]. It will be held at APS in October, 2011. | Two BAG members (Miller and Suter) along with U. Lienert received an NSF grant to host a workshop that will focus on the use of HE X-rays and solid mechanics to understand complex materials. The URL for the workshop can be found at [http://www.aps.anl.gov/News/Conferences/2011/HEXD-MM/ (view here)]. It will be held at APS in October, 2011. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:54, 13 July 2011
Minutes and Documents from the High Energy Materials Diffraction Beamline Advisory Group
The High Energy Materials Diffraction BAG advises the MC group leader and APS management on instruments and infrastructure related to high energy x-ray diffraction microscopy (HEDM) and high-energy wide-angle and small-angle diffraction of materials and biomaterials, work primarily done at 1-ID. The membership of this committee can be found on the appropriate XSD web page.
July -- August 2009: Phase-II 1-ID upgrade
The HEMD BAG was sent on July 23 (view e-mail) a short outline/justification (view here) for the proposed Phase-II upgrade of 1-ID.
The same proposal was also sent to the Structural Characterization BAG on Aug 5 (view e-mail). The chair stated in response "I am certainly in favor of the proposed construction of a new hucth so that each of the major programs at 1-ID can have dedicated space and keep their setups in place and optimized. There will clearly be benefits for all of the high energy programs at 1-ID. Repeatedly tearing down setups and rebuilding them is a waste of time and leads to less than optimal experiments."
The HEMD BAG discussed this proposal privately and responded with a three page memo (view memo) in support of the upgrade that was sent by e-mail on Aug 7 to APS management (view e-mail).
February 2011: Sector 1 Upgrade Science Case
Members of the HEDM BAG were instrumental in writing the Science Case for the Sector 1 Upgrade. Bob Suter led the effort. The Science case document can be found at https://wiki-ext.aps.anl.gov/xsdbag/images/8/8d/S1_sci_case11.pdf (view document)]
June 2011: High Energy X-ray / Mechanics Workshop
Two BAG members (Miller and Suter) along with U. Lienert received an NSF grant to host a workshop that will focus on the use of HE X-rays and solid mechanics to understand complex materials. The URL for the workshop can be found at (view here). It will be held at APS in October, 2011.
