Topics of Discussion & Objectives Dear HFI collaborators,

due to a number of unforeseen delays, it does not look reasonable to maintain the meeting next week with the same length and objectives. After talking with Jean-Michel Lamarre, I therefore suggest that we have a more restricted one day meeting, like the usual L2 meetings, on

Thursday 27th, at IAP, in the Planck Integration room (floor -1)

and focus on all aspects of the acquisition/control/analysis/storage computer system relevant for the calibration at IAS. The idea is to obtain a system view, and detect wether some aspects are "falling in between the cracks". Anyone partipating in the calibration is therefore heartily welcomed. It should be a good occasion to start seeing how we shall operate in practice, and possibly correct our plans if needs be.

Here is a preliminary Agenda :

 9:30 François Bouchet : Welcome & DPC/L2 plans Overview
 10:15 François Pajot : Calibration Overview
 11:00 Laurent Guglielmi : CCAS (and global architecture) Overview
 11:45 Bruno Mansoux : RTA Overview

Lunch Break

 14:00 Marc-Antoine Miville-Deschene : QLA software current state & perspectives
 14:45 Bernard : Software Tools for Systematics
 15:30 Sophie Henrot-Versille: IMO-CAL : a browsable interface to all relevant data
 16:15 All participants: discussion on schedules/deployment plan
 17:00 Jean-Michel Lamarre : towards an integrated view of the HFI instrument; the MIG role

If you feel that an important issue is missing, that you need more or less time, etc.. please send me a mail at bouchetiap.fr.

Meeting Notes From Jacques Haissinski (in French)

From Dave Clements (in English)

Presentations

Calibration Overview	François Pajot
CCAS (and global architecture) Overview	Laurent Guglielmi
RTA Overview	François Couchot
From REU-EGSE to QLA/RTA	Martin Giard
QLA software current state	Marc-Antoine Miville-Deschenes
Software Tools for Systematics	J.P. Bernard
A browsable interface to all relevant data	Sophie Henrot-Versille
Towards an integrated view of the HFI instrument	J.M. Lamarre