
On this page:
US CMS PMG,
US CMS Parameters Book,
US CMS Project Management Plan,
Tracking and Reporting,
CMS Planning,
US CMS Project Planning,
US CMS Project Review,
US CMS Executive Board,
US CMS Level 2 Management,
DOE Detector Contingency Working Meeting.
January 4, 1999 Draft. The parameters book may be accessed via http at
http://uscms.fnal.gov/pub/param/, via ftp at
ftp://uscms.fnal.gov/pub/param/,
or directly using the links below.
The US CMS Project Management Plan was approved by US CMS, Fermilab, and DOE/NSF
in November 1998.
It may be accessed via http at
http://uscms.fnal.gov/pub/pmp/, via ftp at
ftp://uscms.fnal.gov/pub/pmp/,
or directly using the links below.
Project Management Presentations
Instruments for US CMS tracking and reporting include the Statement of Work (SOW) and cost reporting
templates. The FY98 version of the SOW is available below, together with the cost reporting
template and description. These documents, together with the US CMS Memorandum of Understanding (MOU),
constitute the appendices to the US CMS Project Management Plan. The SOW and cost reporting documents
are also available in the /pub/sow/ subdirectory on the uscms.fnal.gov anonymous ftp server
<ftp://uscms.fnal.gov/pub/sow/>, or via the WWW at
<http://uscms.fnal.gov/pub/sow/>. Submitted FY97
reports and FY98 SOWs are available in subdirectories of pub/sow/.
US CMS Statement of Work (version 1.5, revised February 5, 1998)
US CMS Cost Reporting
US CMS Project planning files are available in Microsoft Project 4 format
in the /pub/proj_plan/ subdirectory on the
uscms.fnal.gov server.
Note that any CMS planning documents provided below are not official versions,
and are not guaranteed to be up to date. The official CMS planning by definition
may only be obtained from CMS at CERN. See the CMS planning links above.
- US CMS
Project Planning Template (last update: June 5, 1998)
- Level 1 Summary Schedule and Milestones (updated Febrauary 3, 1998)
- Level 2 Subsystem Cost And Schedule Files
Note: users experiencing difficulty downloading PowerPoint files via the web may need
to use the ftp links included below. The PowerPoint files must be transferred as binary (or raw) data.
Note also that the US CMS logo and banner in some of the PowerPoint files is an eps file with a 1-bit
black & white preview which may look poor on a monitor but will print fine to a postscript printer.
The Adobe pdf version of the presentations is generally smaller and easier to read
and/or print than the postscript or the original PowerPoint verisons. The pdf version
is the preferred format; the ps and ppt versions are included for completness.
- Plenary Session Presentations
- via ftp
- Laboratory Oversight (Ken Stanfield)
- Technical Director (Dan Green)
- Construction Project Manager (Ed Temple)
- NSF Project Representative (Steve Reucroft)
- Endcap Muon System (Gena Mitselmakher)
- Hadron Calorimeter (Andris Skuja)
- Trigger (Wesley Smith)
- Data Acquisition (Paris Sphicas)
- Electromagnetic Calorimeter (Roger Rusack)
- Forward Pixels (Bruno Gobbi)
- Common Projects (Dick Loveless)
- Subsystem Presentation Source Material
- via ftp
- US CMS Subsystem Cost Estimate Summary Plots
- US CMS and Subsystem Commitments and Resource Usage Profiles
- US CMS Funding, Commitments, and Contingency Plots
- Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation Templates
- via ftp
- Microsoft Word Presentation Templates
- via ftp
- Plenary Presentation Example
(PowerPoint Office95)
- via ftp
- A collection of
US CMS presentation
templates is available.
- US CMS Project:
Adobe PDF,
Postscript,
Microsoft Word
(D. Green, 17Dec97)
January 23, 1998, Teleconference
November 7, 1997, Teleconference
DOE convened a Detector Contingency Working Meeting on January 16, 1997, in preparation for the
Spring 1997 reviews of US CMS and ATLAS. The CMS presentation addressed the current design status
and the basis for the proposed contingency plan.
US CMS Project Management Plan
Note: The Project Management Plan version discussed below is obsolete.
A new version is being prepared for the May 1998 US CMS Baseline Review.
The draft of the US CMS Project Management Plan was approved by the US CMS
Management Board at its meeting April 11, 1997, and by the US CMS
Collaboration Board on April 12. This draft is available in Microsoft Word,
postscript and Adobe portable document formats on the uscms.fnal.gov anonymous
ftp server in the /pub/pmp subdirectory.
Links to the document are provided below.
US CMS Project Management Plan
(html format - read on-line: 442 KB total).
The Project Management Plan is also available in:
Project Management Plan Revisions
A summary of the revisions to the
US CMS Project Management Plan draft of September 30, 1996,
as presented to the collaboration at the
Spring 1997 meeting in San Diego, is available here.
It is these revisions which are reflected in the April 11, 1997, draft available above.
(April 24, 1997)
US CMS Project Management Plan Rewrite
A draft rewrite (September 8, 1997) of the US CMS Project Management Plan, which attempts to address the issues
raised by the Lehman Review Committee, is available for comments. Please sent your comments to
Dan Green, dgreen@fnal.gov. This document (PMPAug97.doc)
is available in Microsoft Word 7 for Windows
format here via http, ("save as" in source format),
or via anonymous ftp to uscms.fnal.gov/pub/pmp/.
This document is also available in Postscript and Adobe PDF formats:
Project Management Plan
The September 30, 1996, draft of the US CMS Project Management Plan
is available in Microsoft Word, postscript, and Adobe portable document formats on
the uscms.fnal.gov anonymous ftp server in the
/pub/pmp/obsolete/uscms-pmp-30sep96/
subdirectory.
This draft is superceded by the April 11, 1997 version - see above. (April 24, 1997)
CMS Schedule
[Note: This information is obsolete. This schedule information is replaced by the
US CMS Project Planning files available above. - J. Hanlon, 18-Dec-96]
The high-level CMS schedule and milestones for the experimental halls, magnet,
and yoke have been extracted from CMS planning document "CMS/V23-26/06/96 MSP"
(a Microsoft Project version 4 file) to a smaller Project file. It is these
schedules and milestones which drive the fabrication, assembly, and installation
schedules for the detector.
The HCAL fabrication, assembly, installation, commission and test schedule for
both the assembly and collision halls has been added to this extracted Project
file, together with the schedule for ECAL and Tracker installation, commission
and test.
This Microsoft Project file is available below in a variety of formats. The
schedule is available in gif and postscript formats, and the Project file
itself is available in native mpp or interchange mpx format.
- Experimantal hall, magnet, and yoke schedule:
gif or
ps
- HCAL schedule, with ECAL and Tracker installation schedule:
gif or
ps
- Microsoft Project file:
mpp (binary) or
mpx (ascii)
Contingency Analysis
New US CMS Server
A dedicated server has been
installed in the US CMS Project Office. It is
intended that this machine will function as an http (WWW), ftp, and e-mail
server for the US CMS Collaboration. You may access this machine at
http://uscms.fnal.gov/, or
via anonymous ftp at
ftp://uscms.fnal.gov/pub/.
Please report any problems to Jim Hanlon at
hanlon@fnal.gov.
(Note added September 26, 1996: This machine is currently functioning as the
US CMS WWW and ftp server.)
The information below is largely obsolete (J. Hanlon, 26 September 1996)
Project Management Plan
A draft version of the US CMS Project Management Plan was
released on May 9, 1995. Only Chapter 1 (US CMS Organization) and
the related appendices are complete.
US CMS Memorandum of Understanding and Amendment Template
Draft versions of the US CMS Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and MOU
Amendment templates were released on May 9, 1995.
US CMS Cost and Schedule Procedures
The initial version of the US CMS Cost and Schedule Procedures was
released on June 30, 1994.
Project Management Software
WBS, Cost, and Schedule
Parameters Book
Quality Control and ES&H
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