1
Operation ‘Phase 2’ Parallel operation of 3 beamlines from 2017B Machine tuning User time Preparation for user time For promotion program/facility Commissioning new Instruments Not operated Operation schedule: July 2018 BL1 BL1 BL1 BL1 BL1 BL1 BL3 BL2 30 31 BL2 BL3 29 23 24 25 26 27 28 BL2 BL3 BL3 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 BL2 9 10 11 12 13 14 BL2 BL3 4 5 6 7 8 Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun July, 2018A Mon Tue 15 BL3 2 3 BL2 1 Operation ‘Phase 2’ More user beamtime Over 6,000 h in a year. Feasibility-check beamtime @BL2 (from 2017B) Trial for beamtime allocation on a single-shift (12 h)-a-day basis @BL2 (from 2018B) Opportunities for promotion programs SACLA Basic Development Program SACLA Research Support Program for Graduate Students Promotion Program for Industrial Use of SACLA New photon source: 500-TW optical lasers Open to users from 2018A Beamlines Type of experiment Major instruments Remarks BL1 (40-150 eV) Ion/electron spectroscopy SX spectroscopy Ellipsometry Imaging fs laser KB (~5 μm) Timing tool Users are encouraged to use their own end-stations BL2 (4-15 keV) Fixed-target PX SFX CDI/SAXS P&P with high power laser KB (~1 μm) DAPHNIS (SFX) MAXIC-S/II (CDI) 500 TW laser Feasibility-check beamtime BL3 (4-15 keV) P&P XRD, WAXS, Spectroscopy XPCS X-ray pump X-ray probe fs laser Timing tool CRL, KB (~1 μm) 300 exa (~0.1 μm) SDO Platform for utilizing high-power ns laser Double-pulse XFEL (~300 fs delay @ 10 keV) Self-seeding (trial use) X-ray polarization control To BL2/BL3 users, the facility assigns BL2 or BL3 according to the type of experiment. 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017 BL2/3 user time BL1 user time In-house beamtime Industrial use Total operation time Time (h) Annual operation time SX-FEL (BL1) user operation from 2016B Parallel use of BL2&3 from 2017B Total user time will reach 6000 h in FY2018. Total user time 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Submitted Approved Approved (overseas) Approved ratio User proposal statistics Increasing availability due to the multi-beamline operation. >30% of accepted proposals are from overseas users (17B-18B). Add SXFEL (BL1) Parallel use of BL2&3 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 SCSS SACLA Number of publications http://xfel.riken.jp/eng/research/indexnne.html Beamline layout & new capabilities BL3 BL2 BL1 SCSS+ (~800 MeV, 60 Hz) SACLA main linac (~8 GeV, 60 Hz) OH2 OH1 EH1 EH2 EH3 EH4c EH4b EH4a EH6 EH5 SR LH 500 TW lasers SACLA-SPring-8 Experimental Facility (Top view) Fast kicker magnet BL1: Soft X-ray FEL (40 - 150 eV) BL2: Hard X-ray FEL (4 - 15 keV) BL3: Hard X-ray FEL (4 - 15 keV) New nm-focus system “300exa” (2018A) New end-station for high power ns laser (2018B) HEDS station (2018A) Split-and-delay optics (2018B) Timing monitor for SX-FEL (2018B) Detailed information is provided in posters. Nano-beam CDI “MAXIC-S” (2018B) Reflection-type self-seeding system (trial use in 2018B) Report of review results Suggestions on proposal selection Proposal review system Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute (JASRI) SACLA Selection Committee 9 members from outside the facility http://sacla.xfel.jp/?p=317 Users SACLA Proposal Review Committee (PRC) More than 20 members 1 chair >15 peer reviewers from outside the facility 4 members from JASRI Report on status of publications SPring-8/SACLA Research Results Review Committee Proposal Approval Information on proposal application (JASRI): http://sacla.xfel.jp/?lang=en SACLA portal HP (technical information, publications, etc.): http://xfel.riken.jp/ General information Two calls in a year. May (Deadline in June) for Term B (Sept.-Feb.) Oct. (Deadline in Nov.) for Term A (March-July) Two categories General proposal (non-proprietary proposal) The project leaders are required to publish their research results. Proprietary proposal Beamtime fee: 1,098,000 JPY/2 hours (1,647,000 JPY/2 hours for Time-Designated Proposal) Contact: About application procedures: [email protected] (SACLA Users Office) Technical queries: [email protected] (SACLA beamline staff) Review process Peer review by external PRC members Each proposal is rated by 5 reviewers. Scientific/technological importance is evaluated. The reviewers rate each proposal independently and submit comments for the discussion of PRC. Each proposal is ranked based on the average score of the reviewers. Technical feasibility and safety are evaluated by JASRI members of PRC. SACLA PRC members discuss the priority of proposals based on the reviewers’ results. Acceptable proposals are selected according to the the available beam time of each beamline. After obtaining approval of your proposal Contact beamline scientists: [email protected] Provide information as early as possible: Practical (not only conceptual) information for setting up your experiment. Final plan should be provided at least 6 weeks prior to your beamtime. Make enough preparation: Especially for experiments that need exotic setup/bring-in apparatus. If necessary, apply for feasibility-check beamtime. Do experiment: Users are encouraged to operate instruments by themselves. User-friendly platforms and program interface (ExpCotrolAPI) are available (see Posters) Typical schedule for preparation by the facility staff Final experimental plan: ~6 weeks in advance of beamtime. Final schedule and conditions: ~3 weeks in advance. Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Beamtime Review on schedule Discussion with users Layout design Review on layout Installation to hutch Final plan Fix a final schedule and conditions Building a setup Scheduling for beamtime Well-planned preparation is a key to successful. Overview of hard x-ray beamlines (BL2/3) at SACLA XFEL R&D Division (RIKEN) & XFEL Utilization Division (JASRI) Injector Atmosphere Detector Optical laser Viscous carrier Liquid-jet (GDVN) Mix-and-jet Droplet Air He (~90%) He (anaerobic) MPCCD Phase I (60 Hz) MPCCD Phase III (30 Hz) MX300HS (10 Hz, 2x2 mode) OPO (ns) YAG (ns) CPA (fs, BL3) OPA (fs, BL3) Diverse application platform for hard X-ray diffraction in SACLA (DAPHNIS) Laser 1 Laser 2 Sample XFEL For pump-probe measurement DAPHNIS with helium chamber Experimental platforms Multi-beamline operation Beamline layout & experimental instruments (see also Posters 3-11) Proposal review & preparation for experiment From 2018 FY2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Construction Phase 1 (development & establishment) Phase 2 MAXIC-II for P&P Prototype Advanced functions Platform DAPHNIS MAXIC MAXIC-S Nano-beam TR-DAPHNIS for P&P User operation XES/XAS/WAX Multi-purpose chambers

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Page 1: BL3 BL2 Overview of hard x-ray beamlines (BL2/3) at SACLA BL1xfel.riken.jp/.../pdf/SACLAUM2018_Poster02_HardXrayBeamlines.pdf · Overview of hard x-ray beamlines (BL2/3) at SACLA

Operation ‘Phase 2’

Parallel operation of 3 beamlines from 2017B

Machine tuning

User time

Preparation for user time

For promotion program/facility

Commissioning new Instruments

Not operated

Operation schedule: July 2018

BL1

BL1

BL1  

BL1

BL1

BL1

BL3

BL2

30 31

BL2

BL3

2923 24 25 26 27 28

BL2

BL3

BL3

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

BL2

9 10 11 12 13 14

BL2

BL3

4 5 6 7 8

Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

July, 2018A

Mon Tue

15

BL3

2 3

BL2

1

Operation ‘Phase 2’

• More user beamtimeOver 6,000 h in a year. Feasibility-check beamtime @BL2 (from 2017B)Trial for beamtime allocation on a single-shift (12 h)-a-day

basis @BL2 (from 2018B)

• Opportunities for promotion programs SACLA Basic Development Program SACLA Research Support Program for Graduate StudentsPromotion Program for Industrial Use of SACLA

• New photon source: 500-TW optical lasersOpen to users from 2018A

Beamlines Type of experiment Major instruments Remarks

BL1(40-150 eV)

Ion/electron spectroscopySX spectroscopyEllipsometryImaging

fs laserKB (~5 µm)Timing tool

Users are encouraged to use their own end-stations

BL2(4-15 keV)

Fixed-target PXSFXCDI/SAXSP&P with high power laser

KB (~1 µm)DAPHNIS (SFX)MAXIC-S/II (CDI)500 TW laser

Feasibility-check beamtime

BL3(4-15 keV)

P&P XRD, WAXS,SpectroscopyXPCSX-ray pump X-ray probe

fs laserTiming toolCRL, KB (~1 µm)300 exa (~0.1 µm)SDOPlatform for utilizing high-power ns laser

Double-pulse XFEL (~300 fs delay @ 10 keV)

Self-seeding (trial use)

X-ray polarization control

To BL2/BL3 users, the facility assigns BL2 or BL3 according to the type of experiment.

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017

BL2/3 user time

BL1 user time

In-house beamtime

Industrial use

Total operation time

Tim

e (h

)

Annual operation time

SX-FEL (BL1) user operation from 2016B

Parallel use of BL2&3 from 2017B

Total user time will reach 6000 h in FY2018.

Total user time

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

Submitted

Approved

Approved (overseas)

Approved ratio

User proposal statistics

• Increasing availability due to the multi-beamline operation.• >30% of accepted proposals are from overseas users (17B-18B).

Add SXFEL (BL1) Parallel use of BL2&3

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

SCSS

SACLA

Number of publications

http://xfel.riken.jp/eng/research/indexnne.html

Beamline layout & new capabilities

BL3

BL2

BL1

SCSS+ (~800 MeV, 60 Hz)

SACLA main linac(~8 GeV, 60 Hz)

OH2

OH1

EH1 EH2

EH3 EH4c

EH4b

EH4a

EH6

EH5 SR

LH

500 TW lasers

SACLA-SPring-8Experimental Facility

(Top view)

Fast kicker magnet

• BL1: Soft X-ray FEL (40 - 150 eV) • BL2: Hard X-ray FEL (4 - 15 keV)• BL3: Hard X-ray FEL (4 - 15 keV)

New nm-focus system “300exa” (2018A)

New end-station for high power ns laser (2018B)

HEDS station (2018A)

Split-and-delay optics (2018B)

Timing monitor for SX-FEL (2018B)

Detailed information is provided in posters. Nano-beam CDI

“MAXIC-S” (2018B)

Reflection-type self-seeding system (trial use in 2018B)

Report of review results

Suggestions on proposal selection

Proposal review system

Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute (JASRI)

SACLA Selection Committee• 9 members from outside the facility

http://sacla.xfel.jp/?p=317

Users

SACLA Proposal Review Committee (PRC)• More than 20 members

1 chair >15 peer reviewers from outside

the facility 4 members from JASRI

Report on status of publications

SPring-8/SACLA Research Results Review Committee

Proposal Approval

• Information on proposal application (JASRI): http://sacla.xfel.jp/?lang=en

• SACLA portal HP (technical information, publications, etc.): http://xfel.riken.jp/

General information

• Two calls in a year.– May (Deadline in June) for Term B (Sept.-Feb.)– Oct. (Deadline in Nov.) for Term A (March-July)

• Two categories – General proposal (non-proprietary proposal)

• The project leaders are required to publish their research results.

– Proprietary proposal• Beamtime fee: 1,098,000 JPY/2 hours

(1,647,000 JPY/2 hours for Time-Designated Proposal)

Contact: About application procedures:

[email protected] (SACLA Users Office)Technical queries:

[email protected] (SACLA beamline staff)

Review process

• Peer review by external PRC members– Each proposal is rated by 5 reviewers.

– Scientific/technological importance is evaluated.

– The reviewers rate each proposal independently and submit comments for the discussion of PRC.

– Each proposal is ranked based on the average score of the reviewers.

• Technical feasibility and safety are evaluated by JASRI members of PRC.

• SACLA PRC members discuss the priority of proposals based on the reviewers’ results.– Acceptable proposals are selected according to the

the available beam time of each beamline.

After obtaining approval of your proposal

• Contact beamline scientists:[email protected]

• Provide information as early as possible: – Practical (not only conceptual) information for setting up your

experiment.– Final plan should be provided at least 6 weeks prior to your

beamtime.

• Make enough preparation:– Especially for experiments that need exotic setup/bring-in

apparatus.– If necessary, apply for feasibility-check beamtime.

• Do experiment:– Users are encouraged to operate instruments by themselves.– User-friendly platforms and program interface (ExpCotrolAPI) are

available (see Posters)

Typical schedule for preparation by the facility staff

• Final experimental plan: ~6 weeks in advance of beamtime.

• Final schedule and conditions: ~3 weeks in advance.

Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Beamtime

Review on schedule

Discussion with users

Layout designReview on layout

Installation to hutch

Final plan Fix a final schedule and conditions

Building a setup

Scheduling for beamtime

Well-planned preparation is a key to successful.

Overview of hard x-ray beamlines (BL2/3) at SACLA XFEL R&D Division (RIKEN) & XFEL Utilization Division (JASRI)

Injector Atmosphere Detector Optical laser

Viscous carrier Liquid-jet (GDVN)Mix-and-jetDroplet

AirHe (~90%)He (anaerobic)

MPCCD Phase I (60 Hz)MPCCD Phase III (30 Hz)MX300HS (10 Hz, 2x2 mode)

OPO (ns)YAG (ns)CPA (fs, BL3)OPA (fs, BL3)

Diverse application platform for hard X-ray diffraction in SACLA (DAPHNIS)

Laser 1

Laser 2 Sample

XFEL

For pump-probe measurement

DAPHNIS with helium chamber

Experimental platforms

Multi-beamline operation

Beamline layout & experimental instruments (see also Posters 3-11)

Proposal review & preparation for experiment

From 2018

FY2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Construction Phase 1 (development & establishment) Phase 2

MAXIC-II for P&P

Prototype

Advanced functions

Platform

DAPHNIS

MAXIC

MAXIC-SNano-beam

TR-DAPHNIS for P&P

User operation

→XES/XAS/WAX

Multi-purpose chambers