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# SiPMs
 
# SiPMs
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#* <strike> Elton to e-mail Hamamatsu regarding shipment of 360 MPPCs to inquire status. </strike>
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# Testing
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#* <strike> Take special runs to understand the nature of the "reflected" pulse (Elton and Shaun) </strike>
  
 
=Presentations from recent meetings=
 
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# Announcements
 
# Announcements
 
# Review of Action Items
 
# Review of Action Items
# Monitoring
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# USM  
# Update from USM
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#* Discussion regarding shipments and other contractual items
## Provide analysis and proposal of what to do about the scratched SiPMs
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# Status of testing at Regina
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# Update from JLab
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## Readout
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## Status of gluing light guides
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# Simulations
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# Other
 
# Other
  
 
= Minutes =
 
= Minutes =
''Attending:
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''Attending: Elton, Yi, Mike Gelhaar by phone (JLab); Will, Hayk, Alam, calls to Francisco (USM)
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# Announcements
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# Review of Action Items
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# Discussion regarding shipments and other contractual items
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## Summary so far (Elton)
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##* Hammatsu shipped 360 units in one box and the extra 10 units in a separate box.
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##* At JLab the sensors were consolidated into the box with 360 units.
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##* Proforma invoices from Hamamatsu were included into the box for reference
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##* Fedex requires one to check a reason given for shipment. Options include: commercial, sample, gift, return and repair, personal use, personal effects.
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##* Will: Is there an 'other' option, or a possibility to add a comment. Mike does not find an option for either.
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##* No option seemed suited and we checked commercial for the trial shipment on Friday. The commercial option did not allow a proforma invoice to be used and automatically printed the commercial invoice.
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##* No insurance coverage is included. Mike said that JLab is not allowed to add insurance for shipments.
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##* Fedex will also not make door-to-door deliveries for packages valued at more than $25k. They will only deliver to the airport.
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##* The shipment was held till further discussion with USM
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## USM experience
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##* All shipments have been delivered to the airport, where they were picked up by a custom broker
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##* According to Francisco, shipments from Hamamatsu to Chile were not insured. Only the shipments from USM to JLab were insured.
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## Discussion
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##* Will: Suggests to use the 'return and repair' shipping option
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##* USM will find out how the insurance was handled.
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##* The copy of the 'proforma' invoice printed by Jlab was off the web site. Will requested that we get a version of the actual invoice so they can review it in Chile.
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##* It was agreed that we should insure the package and that the full value be declared.
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##* Alam: A person from customs has suggested that a custom 'proforma' invoice the developed by JLab. Elton: The invoices are printed automatically by the system and there is no room for customization.
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# Shipment of non-conforming light guides
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#* Package has been in customs in Santiago since 2/2.
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#* Contracted custom broker was traveling to Santiago to pick up package today. [Note added: According to Fedex, the shipment was picked up today.]
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#* We discussed how the light guides could be cut back to fit out requirements.
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#* Elton suggested cutting off the base (reducing the length) might be a possibility
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#* Will suggested polishing all four sides to reduce dimensions.
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#* The non-conforming guides that are in route will be examined to determine the easiest method to bring them back into conformance.
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#* Elton will get a list of the non-conforming guides to date.
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#* Will: The UVT material is running out. More can be obtained but it will likely take a couple of months.
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# Other

Latest revision as of 14:39, 19 February 2013

Teleconference Time: 11:00 a.m. EST

  • ESNET (Number is 8542553) and EVO session (GlueX Calorimetry meeting room)
  • Phone connection only upon request.
    • +1-866-740-1260 : US and Canada
    • +1-303-248-0285 : International
    • then use participant code: 3421244# (the # is needed when using the phone)
    • OR from www.readytalk.com type access code 3421244 into "join a meeting" without the # (you need java plugin)

Participant Direct Lines

  • JLab Phone: in CC F326 is 757-269-6460 (usual room)
  • JLab Phone in CC L207 is 757-269-7084
  • Phone in the Regina Videoconference Suite is 306-585-4204
  • Athens Phone: in Christina's office is 011-30-210-727-6947

Items for followup from previous meeting

  1. SiPMs
    • Elton to e-mail Hamamatsu regarding shipment of 360 MPPCs to inquire status.
  2. Testing
    • Take special runs to understand the nature of the "reflected" pulse (Elton and Shaun)

Presentations from recent meetings

Tentative Agenda

  1. Announcements
  2. Review of Action Items
  3. USM
    • Discussion regarding shipments and other contractual items
  4. Other

Minutes

Attending: Elton, Yi, Mike Gelhaar by phone (JLab); Will, Hayk, Alam, calls to Francisco (USM)

  1. Announcements
  2. Review of Action Items
  3. Discussion regarding shipments and other contractual items
    1. Summary so far (Elton)
      • Hammatsu shipped 360 units in one box and the extra 10 units in a separate box.
      • At JLab the sensors were consolidated into the box with 360 units.
      • Proforma invoices from Hamamatsu were included into the box for reference
      • Fedex requires one to check a reason given for shipment. Options include: commercial, sample, gift, return and repair, personal use, personal effects.
      • Will: Is there an 'other' option, or a possibility to add a comment. Mike does not find an option for either.
      • No option seemed suited and we checked commercial for the trial shipment on Friday. The commercial option did not allow a proforma invoice to be used and automatically printed the commercial invoice.
      • No insurance coverage is included. Mike said that JLab is not allowed to add insurance for shipments.
      • Fedex will also not make door-to-door deliveries for packages valued at more than $25k. They will only deliver to the airport.
      • The shipment was held till further discussion with USM
    2. USM experience
      • All shipments have been delivered to the airport, where they were picked up by a custom broker
      • According to Francisco, shipments from Hamamatsu to Chile were not insured. Only the shipments from USM to JLab were insured.
    3. Discussion
      • Will: Suggests to use the 'return and repair' shipping option
      • USM will find out how the insurance was handled.
      • The copy of the 'proforma' invoice printed by Jlab was off the web site. Will requested that we get a version of the actual invoice so they can review it in Chile.
      • It was agreed that we should insure the package and that the full value be declared.
      • Alam: A person from customs has suggested that a custom 'proforma' invoice the developed by JLab. Elton: The invoices are printed automatically by the system and there is no room for customization.
  4. Shipment of non-conforming light guides
    • Package has been in customs in Santiago since 2/2.
    • Contracted custom broker was traveling to Santiago to pick up package today. [Note added: According to Fedex, the shipment was picked up today.]
    • We discussed how the light guides could be cut back to fit out requirements.
    • Elton suggested cutting off the base (reducing the length) might be a possibility
    • Will suggested polishing all four sides to reduce dimensions.
    • The non-conforming guides that are in route will be examined to determine the easiest method to bring them back into conformance.
    • Elton will get a list of the non-conforming guides to date.
    • Will: The UVT material is running out. More can be obtained but it will likely take a couple of months.
  5. Other