Here is a draft agenda. The emphasis is intended to be on discussion - 
only brief presentations (the time listed is an upper limit - maybe we should
ban powerpoint viewgraphs with words on them, only allow figures and
equations!). We will feel free to modify the agenda as things progress.


Location: UC Santa Cruz Interdisciplinary Sciences Building room 102
	  (go to CfAO and get directions. See
	  http://cfao.ucolick.org/intro/directions/ for directions to CfAO)


Monday

8:30-9:30: Coffee, CfAO lobby. 

9:30 start
Introduction: Bruce (10 min+20 min introduction) 

10:00
Science case: James (20 min+25 min discussion) (Moderator: Bruce)
	-key science questions for instrument design 
	
10:45-11:00: Break

11:00
Introduction to Gemini instruments and environment: Les (30 min) 
	(Moderator: Dave)
	-overview of Gemini instrument environment
	-outline of Gemini committee structure (Rene Doyon)

11:30
Project structure, plan and timetable: Dave Palmer (15 min+15 min discussion) 
	(Moderator: Les)
	-project deliverables and timetable
	

12:00-01:00: Lunch, CfAO open area

1:00
Lessons from other systems: (60 min) (Moderator: Bruce)
  -discuss broad lessons from previous projects
 Altair (Jean-Pierre) (10-20 min)
 Lick AO (Dave) (5 min)
 Keck AO and others (Bruce) 5 min
 OSIRIS/NIRSPEC, Trident, etc. 
 
2:00
ExAO System overview and error budget: Bruce (20 min+40 min discussion)
        (Moderator: James Graham)
	-discussion of error budget
	-key technology choices to be made

3:00-3:25 break

3:25-4:10 Science Instrument (moderator: James Graham)
Differential imaging principals and concepts: Rene (20)
Integral field unit/OSIRIS: James (10)
Science instrument concepts discussion (15)


4:10-4:45: Technology development and verification (Bruce)
	   (moderator: Dave Palmer)

4:45-5:30 Wrapup and discussion of ExAO concepts: 
   -are we missing some key alternative 
        -calibration outline (Wallace)
	-alternative nuller concepts (Shao)
	-why we should build this at the south pole using non-redundant
	aperture masking (Jamie)(OK, maybe not.)

(Possible breakout monday afternoon: 
Gemini software architecture presentation (Kim Giles via video))


5:30-7:30  Barbeque dinner, CfAO patio area (bring a jacket or sweater!)


Tuesday:

Breakfast: CfAO, 8:00-8:30

Parallel / breakout: 

8:30-9:30 Algorithm and control issues: Jean Pierre and Lisa (moderators) 
8:30-9:30 Coronagraph basic concepts and discussion (Anand)

9:30-10:00: summary of breakout sessions
10:00-10:15: break
10:15-11:00: Simulation tools discussion (moderator: Bruce)
11:00-11:30: Calibration concepts (kent, 15 min + 30 min discussion)

Parallel:
  11:30-12:30: Optomechanical design: (Brian and Chris Lockwood 10 min + 10 min+40) 
  Summary of XAOPI/Keck design
  reuseable Gemini designs, 
  subcomponent weight estimates, etc.
  11:30-12:30: Software architecture (Will and Jennifer and Dave) (moderator: Dave)

12:30-1:30: Lunch
1:30-3:00: Open discussion
	   -inventory of technical issues
           -PR and social engineering / science salesmanship / science modes
	   -other topics TBD?
3:00-4:00: Summary/wrapup: Identifying tasks and project plan



Parking:
You may pick up a free parking permit at the kiosk, just beyond the
main entrance of the campus on your right.  Tell the attendant that
you will be attending a Center for Adaptive Optics workshop and would
like a prepaid parking permit.


Directions: see http://cfao.ucolick.org/intro/directions/


Contact: Paula Towle, CfAO, 831-459-5592