Hall B - Jefferson Lab

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Wednesday, December 11, 2024

Current shift status

Time: 14:35 EST
Expert: none
Worker: none
RC: none
PDL: none
Schedule: down

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- Required training
- List of Institutional Contacts
- FAQ
- Service work & SoS
- Speakers Committee
- Paper and PAC Reviews
- Experiment Status Toolbar

Swap instructions: You are shown a table containing all the shifts currently assigned to you (or to your institution if you are a contact). Choose the ones you want to swap, then scroll down the page and select the period into which you would like to swap. Click 'Next' and you are presented with a list of options, given the constraints imposed by our swap rules (you can go back and change the target period if you wish). Select now the desired set and click 'Next'. You are asked to review and confirm the transaction. Click 'OK' and you are done - the new configuration will be shown on the screen.

Memberships: This person can not be deleted from this table because he/she is listed
as active in the CLAS membership database.
If he/she is no longer with your group, please email Bryan McKinnon
with the date when the person left your group. Once that information is
entered in the membership DB, you will have the option to delete the
person from the shift list. Find more details in the FAQ.

Time share: This is the fraction of the year the person
contributes to your institute's service work.
If someone joins say in March, their time share
would be 75 %, if a person leaves in June they
contribute 50 % etc.

Percentage done: The percentage done acts as a multiplicative
factor, e.g 0.2 FTE with 50 % done is 0.1 FTE.
For example a paper review half done may be
listed either as 0.1 FTE 100 % or as 0.2 FTE
with 50 % done. What matters here is only the
claimed FTE, which in both cases is 0.1

Shift swaps

You must log in order to assign and/or swap shifts. The swap schedule is as follows:

Foreign institutions swap between Oct 31, 2024 and Dec 12, 2024
Domestic institutions swap between Dec 13, 2024 and Jan 16, 2025
After that, the only option is to trade

To start swapping shifts, you must log in. You can then choose one of these courses of action:

Institutional contacts swap shifts first, then assign names or ask members to sign up, or
Institutional contacts assign names and leave it to the members to swap their own shifts, or
Members sign up and then swap their own shifts

Only the first option was available in the past, but some might now prefer one of the other options.
Please note that you can now (and is recommended to) sign up as early as your swap period starts.

Click to read more ...

FTE Guidelines
: 1 FTE = 10 months or 0.025 FTE is approximately one week
A paper review takes 2 - 4 weeks (i.e. 0.05 - 0.10 FTE)
Maintenance of a cluster used by/for collaboration for
a perios of less than 2-4 weeks counts as 0.05 - 0.10 FTE.

Service Work Guidelines
: Scientific publications are not considered service work
Supervision of students doing service work is not service work
Grant applications are not considered service work
CLAS and CLAS12 service work should be kept separated

CLAS Online Interface
: CLAS online interface designed and implemented
by Dan Protopopescu. For questions and/or
user support please email shiftbot@jlab.org.

Reporting service work

Quick guidelines:

1 FTE = 10 months or 0.025 FTE is approximately one week.
The actual FTE is calculated by multiplying the FTE by the percentage done.
A paper review takes 2 - 4 weeks (i.e. 0.05 - 0.10 FTE).
Maintenance of a cluster used by/for collaboration < 2-4 weeks counts as 0.05 - 0.10 FTE
CLAS and CLAS12 service work should be kept separated

Not service work:

Membership Committee should not be added
Do not add paper reviews in the next year's estimate SoS
Scientific publications are not considered service work
Supervision of students doing service work is not service work
Grant applications are not considered service work

Read more at: http://www.jlab.org/Hall-B/secure/sos ...

Here's the actual function used:

function getManpower($iid){

   // Don't count exempt members (maternity leave, other medical conditions)
   $total = mysqlResult("SELECT COUNT(name) FROM smembers WHERE institute='$iid' AND expert>=0");
   $experts = mysqlResult("SELECT COUNT(name) FROM smembers WHERE institute='$iid' AND expert>0");
   $xratio = $experts/$total;

   // Compare with the actual CLAS Membership DB numbers
   $today = date("Y-m-d");
   $mdb_tot = mysqlResult("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Person, History, Institute WHERE"
              . " (History.start <= '$today' AND History.end >= '$today') AND (History.person = Person.id)"
              . " AND (History.classtatus = 'Term' OR History.classtatus = 'Full') AND"
              . " (Institute.id = Person.institute) AND (Institute.acronym = '$iid')", "membership");
   if($mdb_tot > 0 && $mdb_tot < $total){
     $total = $mdb_tot;
     $experts = floor($xratio*$total);
   }
   $workers = $total - $experts;

   return array($experts, $workers);
}

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CLAS Speakers Committee Page

The role of the CLAS Speakers Committee (CSC) is to supervise and promote the accurate and broad dissemination of results to the scientific community by talks from members of the CLAS Collaboration. This is an interface to the CSC database, containing conferences and requests for talks. After login, CSC members can use this interface to manage conferences and speaker requests.

If you would like to give a talk or show a poster:

Please log in, then revisit this page to submit your request to the CSC.

You will be able to trace the status of your request in the section below.

Registered speakers

All future and previous conferences from this calendar year are listed below. For the full list, including past years, click here. CLAS12 talks are highlighted in green.

Conference/Workshop	Speaker	Talk Title	Talk Type	PWG	Slides	Proceedings	Approval Status
MENU2010 Williamsburg, VA May 31 - June 4, 2010	Ralf Gothe	"N resonance form factors and the transition to large momentum transfer"*	Invited	HS			Approved
NSTAR2011 Newport News, VA May 17 - 20, 2011	Ralf Gothe	"Challenges of the N Program"*	Invited	HS			Approved
Hadron Structure '11 Tatransk� �trba, Slovak Republic June 27 - July 1, 2011	Ralf Gothe	"Transition form factors at CLAS and CLAS12"	Invited	HS			Nominated by the CSC
Workshop on Confinement Physics Newport News, VA March 12 - 15, 2012	Ralf Gothe	"Baryon Spectroscopy and Transition Form Factors: a Long Road to QCD in the Confinement Regime"	Invited	HS			Not approved
Annual User Workshop Newport News, VA June 4 - 6, 2012	Ralf Gothe	"Hadron Spectroscopy"	Invited	HS			Approved
PWA Tools in Hadron Spectroscopy Mainz, Germany February 18 - 20, 2013	Ralf Gothe	"Experimental Studies of the N Structure with CLAS and CLAS12"*	Invited	HS			Approved
NSTAR2013 Peniscola, Spain May 27 - 30, 2013	Ralf Gothe	"Transition Form Factors: A unique Opportunity to Connect Non-Perturbative Strong Interaction to QCD"	Invited	HS			Approved
DNP 2013 Newport News, VA October 23 - 26, 2013	Ralf Gothe	"Baryon Structure and Spectroscopy at 6 and 12"	Invited	HS			Approved
Quark Confinement and the Hadron Spectrum XI St. Petersburg, Russia September 8 - 12, 2014	Ralf Gothe	"Exclusive Electroexcitation of Baryon Resonances with CLAS and CLAS12"	Invited	HS			Not approved
5th International Workshops on Non Perturbative Aspects of Quantum Field Theories (WNPAFT 2015) Morelia, Mexico May 4 - 8, 2015	Ralf Gothe	"Nucleon Resonances, their Structure, and Non-Perturbative QCD"	Invited	HS			Approved
NSTAR2015 Osaka, Japan May 25 - 28, 2015	Ralf Gothe	"Nucleon Electroexcitation and Baryon Structure with CLAS"	Invited	HS			Approved
INT workshop 2016 Seattle, WA November 14 - 18, 2016	Ralf Gothe	"Nucleon Excitations of Protons and Neutrons at High Photon Virtualities"	Invited	HS			Not approved
QCD Downunder 2017 Cairns, Queensland, Australia July 10 - 14, 2017	Ralf Gothe	"QCD where it Matters"	Invited	HS			Approved

Found a total of 13 HS Invited talks given by Ralf Gothe between Jan 04, 2010 and Apr 04, 2025

Legend: PWG stands for Physics Working Group and can be HS (Hadron Spectroscopy), DP (Deep Processes) or NP (Nuclear Physics). Empty field means an overview talk.