TRIUMF: Guide for experimenters

The purpose of this wiki is to provide all the necessary information to allow a user to propose, plan, and run an experiment at TRIUMF. It is managed by the Beam Delivery group within the Accelerator Division and is meant to complement the information about TRIUMF's research program available on the lab's web site.

This wiki is a work in progress. Please forward all comments, queries, and suggestions to Colin Morton.

Beam Delivery at TRIUMF

• Beam Delivery on TRIUMF's documents server (TRIUMF Secure Access ID required)

Guide for experimenters

How to ...

• Mount an experiment at TRIUMF
  • Stage 1: Physics approval
  • Stage 2: Beam allocation
• Propose an experiment
• Request beam time
• Run an experiment

Facility information

• Cyclotron
  • Cyclotron operations
  • Quick facts
• ISAC (Isotope Separator and ACcelerator)
  • Beam intensities
  • About the accelerators
  • Accelerator specifications
• Tuning time estimates

TRIUMF contacts

• Science Division
  • Admin Computing
• Support groups
  • Detectors
  • Data acquisition and analysis
  • General support
• Meson Hall
  • Beamline, channel and facility coordinators
• ISAC
  • ISAC low-energy experimental facilities
  • ISAC-I (accelerated) experimental facilities
  • ISAC-II experimental facilities

Forms

Mounting an experiment

• Proposals and scheduling:
  • Research proposals and progress reports
  • Requests for beam time

• Access to resources:
  • TRIUMF's Work Request System (TRIUMF MIS ID required)

• Run planning:
  • 520 MeV Beam Properties Request form – available from the Main Control Room
  • ISAC Beam Properties Request form (PDF, 807 KB)

General purpose

• TRIUMF Administration - Forms and Documents Repository

Links

• Request for a TRIUMF Management and Information Systems ID

• TRIUMF Safety homepage

• Safety Approval of Experiments at TRIUMF

• TRIUMF Standard Operating Procedures (TSOP) (TRIUMF MIS ID required)

• TRIUMF Experiments database

• Beam Schedule

• Users/Visitors Office

• TRIUMF directory