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RICH2010 in France RICH2010 in France CPPM Host institute of the ANTARES deep sea neutrino Cherenkov telescope will be hosting RICH 2010 (Preferably May 2-7, 2010) A particle / astroparticle physics institute founded in 1985. - Funded through CNRS/IN2P3.CPPM - Located on the Marseille Luminy Science Campus of Université de la Mediterrannée, on the Massif des Calanques Marseille Cassis Around 130 personnel; 1/3 physicists, 1/3 engineers, 1/3 administrative/technicians Actual Research Interests: ANTARES: host institute ATLAS Pixel detector, endcap liquid argon calorimeter, trigger LHC-b muon trigger processor RENOIR/SNAP H1 & D0 (mainly data analysis) Medical imaging (small animal PET scanner & pixel detector) KM3NeT cubic kilometre scale neutrino telescope design study Recent conferences & large collaboration meeting organisation (non-exhaustive) ALEPH general collaboration meeting (Aix-en-Provence), 2003 H1 Workshop (CPPM), 2003 ATLAS pixel detector collaboration meeting (CPPM), 2004 EuroMedIm (co host) Prado, Marseille 2006 ANTARES Collaboration meeting (Port of Cassis), 2006 VLVnT08 (Workshop on very large volume neutrino telescopes for the Mediterranean Sea), Palais Neptune, Toulon, April 2008 RICH2010 Local organizing committee G. Hallewell (Chair : CPPM - ANTARES, ATLAS & KM3NeT) E. Kajfasz (Director, CPPM) A. Pepe : CPPM - Head of RICH2010 administration and secretariat M. Damoiseaux – CPPM : Communications D. Hoffmann : CPPM: ATLAS & RICH2010: Head of technical infrastructures J. Busto : CPPM - ANTARES & MEMPHYS P. Coyle : CPPM - ANTARES & KM3NeT (ANTARES Spokesperson) E. Aslanides : CPPM - LHCb O. Leroy : CPPM -LHCb S. Katsanevas : IN2P3 Paris - MEMPHYS T. Patzak : APC Paris – MEMPHYS Marseille-Toulon area: Two international airports nearby (Nice, Marseille) 1 regional airport (Toulon) Fast train links to Paris, Italy RICH2010 in France Cassis Conference Centre - In centre of small harbour of Cassis; - Conference centre and hotels several km from Cassis train station which is outside town; - Conference centre does not provide exhibitor /poster session stands; - Wifi OK; 220V plug/seat not obvious - Hotel capacity around port limited: (see following slides) and correspondingly more expensive; {some attendees will need car/bussing from local towns (la Ciotat etc.)}; - Local beach restaurant for lunches Views of a possible location: Cassis ~ 20 km from Marseille Conference centre at the harbour Preference: late April 2010 Tourists not yet numerous, hotels cheaper Views of a possible location: Cassis ~ 20 km from Marseille And Cassis has fjords, too (‘Calanques’) Cassis Port, conference centre, les ‘Roches blanches’ and entrance to Calanque ‘Port-Miou” Cassis Conference Centre between the port and beach Cassis conference centre: internal plan Cassis Conference Centre: internal spaces and roof terrace Committee /parallel Entrance hall & reception Conference room, (capacity 60+40 places) Cocktail/coffee bar and exhibition area (can also serve as lunch area if we do not choose to use a nearby beach restaurant) Plenary Auditorium (250 places) Roof terrace with view of port and beach Cassis map: Conference centre and hotels Cassis hotels in port area TOTAL Cassis hotels capacity* Prices ranging Rooms < 70 € : 97 between 35 & 350 Rooms >70<100 € : 138 Euros/night Rooms >100 € <€ 150 € 51 * Not necessarily fully available to RICH2010 Other travel information to be soon added to RICH2010 web pages •• Navette 99 from Nice Airport to train station (~ 4 Euros one way) •• Trains between Nice and Cassis (usually involving a change at Toulon) •• Navette between Marignane (Marseille airport and Marseille St Charles Train station ~ 8 Euros one way) •• Trains from Marseille St Charles to Cassis (TER Train Express Regional) Taxis between Cassis Train station at Cassis port (about 3km) Also: taxis from Toulon Airport to Toulon train station (unlikely to be used by many people) Prototype conference poster for discussion Web page under development by Dirk Hoffmann VLVnT08 conference Top web page VLVnT08 conference second layer web page --opensopens INDICO conference management/agenda tool RICH2010 Proposed General Programme (All Plenary: based on RICH2007, Trieste) Arrival: Monday Monday : 18.00 Start of registration Monday : 20.00 Welcome cocktail at Conference Centre Tuesday Morning 09.00-09.30 Welcome addresses (E. Kajfasz and regional ) Tuesday Morning 09.30-13:00 Session (1) with 30 min coffee break at 10:30 Tuesday Afternoon 14:30-18:00 Session (2) with 30 min coffee break at 16:00 Wednesday Morning 0900-13:00 Session (3) with 30 min coffee break at 10:30 Wednesday Afternoon 14.30 Departure for boat excursion to the Calanques of Cassis Wednesday Afternoon 17.00 -19.00 Session (4) Thursday Morning 0900-13:00 Session (4) with 30 min coffee break at 10:30 Thursday Afternoon 14:30-16:00 Session (5) with 30 min coffee break at 16:00 Thursday Afternoon 16:00 Departure for visit to medieval village of Le Castellet and degustation and conference banquet at the cave of a Bandol Vineyard (will investigate possible concert) Friday Morning 0900-13:00 Session (6) with 30 min coffee break at 10:30 Friday Afternoon 14:30-18:00 Session (7) with 30 min coffee break at 16:00 Saturday Morning 0900-13:00 Session (8) with 30 min coffee break at 10:30 Finishing with conference summary and closing address Saturday afternoon: departures RICH2010 Proposed General Programme Alternative to avoid possible hotel problems starting National Holiday weekend Saturday May 8 2010 (All Plenary: based on RICH2007, Trieste) Arrival: Sunday May 2nd Sunday : 18.00 Start of registration Sunday : 20.00 Welcome cocktail at Conference Centre Monday Morning 09.00-09.30 Welcome addresses (E. Kajfasz and regional ) Monday Morning 09.30-13:00 Session (1) with 30 min coffee break at 10:30 Monday Afternoon 14:30-18:00 Session (2) with 30 min coffee break at 16:00 Tuesday Morning 0900 -13:00 Session (3) with 30 min coffee break at 10:30 Tuesday Afternoon 14.30 Departure for boat excursion to the Calanques of Cassis Tuesday Afternoon 17.00-19.00 Session (4) Wednesday Morning 0900-13:00 Session (4) with 30 min coffee break at 10:30 Wednesday Afternoon 14:30-16:00 Session (5) with 30 min coffee break at 16:00 Wednesday Afternoon 16:00 Departure for visit to medieval village of Le Castellet and degustation and conference banquet at the cave of a Bandol Vineyard (will investigate possible concert) Thursday Morning 0900-13:00 Session (6) with 30 min coffee break at 10:30 Thursday Afternoon 14:30-18:00 Session (7) with 30 min coffee break at 16:00 Friday Morning 0900-13:00 Session (8) with 30 min coffee break at 10:30 Finishing with conference summary and closing address Friday afternoon: departures RICH2010: Payment of Conference fee and banquet (based on VLVnT08, April 2008) Conference fee likely to be in the range 250-280 Euros (based on 2008 prices) With the usual 20% dis-incentive for late payment (< 1 month before workshop) Two methods are available for the payment of the workshop fee (1) By bank transfer (standard formula used for French CNRS-supported conferences) (2) By Credit Card ----BANK TRANSFER MODEL---- Workshop fees may be paid through bank transfer to the following accountaccount. Account Name and address: CNRS DELEGATION PROVENCE/CORSE AGENT COMPTABLE SECONDAIRE 31 CHEMIN JOSEPH AIGUIER 13402 MARSEILLE CEDEX 20 FRANCE International Bank Account Number (I.B.A.N): XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX BANK Identifier Code (B.I.C.): XXXXXXXXXXX We strongly advise that institutes or companies sending more than one person to RICH2010 combine these payments into a single bank transfer. A sum of 23 Euros should be added to the total transferred amount for bank fees, if the funds are transferred from outside France. Please also group payments for any discounted car parking (see below). Please indicate your institute/company name and the person(s) to whom the payment relates, stating clearly also that this payment is in respect of the RICH2010 conference. In addition, please send a confirmatory e-mail to [email protected]. This will help us track your payment. It will take one month for our account to be credited, so please ensure with your bank that the transfer is made at least one month before the conference start date. In any case, please bring proof of the transfer from your bank, and give this to the Workshop secretariat. RICH2010: Payment of Conference fee and banquet (based on VLVnT08, April 2008) Conference fee likely to be in the range 250-280 Euros (based on 2008 prices) With the usual 20% dis-incentive for late payment (< 1 month before workshop) Two methods are available for the payment of the workshop fee ----Credit Card Payment Model---- Payment of the conference fee, the conference banquet for accompanying persons and reduced rate car parking at the conference centre are possible via credit card. From the workshop web page (http://marwww.in2p3.fr/RICH2010 ) follow the link ‘On-line payment ’. This will open a link to the ‘EXTRANET’ conference secure payment system. Scroll down to the link for the RICH2010 conference, and click on the country flag for the language (French or English) that you wish to use for the transaction processing and the issuance of your e-mail credit card receipt. The first step is a pre-registration with EXTRANET. (NOTE: EXTRANET is separate from the conference agenda site INDICO, which does not yet (as of September 2008) have payment facilities). Your EXTRANET pre-registration will be validated (this required human intervention) and you will receive an e-mail containing a link which you can click to activate the second stage ‘Confirmation of a pre-registration’. In this stage you will be directed to a secure server where you can enter credit card details. You will receive two e-mails from the system, one of which will be a facture (bill) and the second, which will be a receipt for your credit card payment. Attendees are strongly encouraged to bring confirmation of payment with them to the workshop.
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