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2014 Topical Workshop: Management of Instrumentation Projects

19–21 May 2014
ESO Garching
Europe/Zurich timezone
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Session

Session 6

21 May 2014, 09:00
ESO Garching

ESO Garching

Munich

Conveners

Session 6: Working with external partners

  • Mark Casali (ESO)
  • David Lumb (ESA)
  • Ed Mitchell (ESRF)

Description

The science community including institutes and universities are the “customers” for the mission products, but also the “providers” through national funding, of instruments and other components of a mission. There are frequently tensions in this conflict between customer and provider and we provide a brief description how this works well or fails.

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  1. 24. 6.1 ESRF interactions with the industrial world (ESRF)
    Ed Mitchell (ESRF)
    21/05/2014, 09:00
    ESRF, as a User Facility, has two kinds of interactions with industry: a/ as a user and b/ as a KTT partner. Both aspects involve Project Management and the issues and challenges will be addressed.
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  2. 25. 6.2 Working with institutes (ESO)
    Mark Casali (ESO)
    21/05/2014, 09:15
  3. 26. 6.3 Challenges of working with industry (ESA)
    David Lumb (ESA)
    21/05/2014, 09:30
    Development of products from launchers to spacecraft and sub-systems is usually done by industry according to well-defined contractual arrangements. This can be difficult to complete for more speculative research contracts. We describe some particular challenges of this relationship.
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  4. 27. General discussion
    21/05/2014, 09:45
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