Requirements for User Onsite and Remote SLAC Access
Vast majority of Users will run remotely. Only experimenters with critical expertise will be approved for onsite access.
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Determine if you will be authorized to perform your experiment
onsite or if you will conducting it remotely
onsite or if you will conducting it remotely
| Conversation with POC |
Contact your experimental Point-of-Contact (POC) to determine if you will be able to participate in your experiment either onsite or offsite (remote) SLAC campus. If you do not know your POC, please contact the User Office. |
| Onsite Approvals |
If your POC determines you will have to work onsite to perform your experiment, then the following documentation must be completed and approved by SLAC/LCLS management prior to travel or onsite access.
Prior to travel and onsite access contact your POC to complete the following:
JSA’s need to go through an approval process, with final approval given by SLAC/LCLS management. Once approved please proceed to the Onsite Access in the next section for further instruction. |
| Off-site Approvals |
If your POC determines your experiment can be performed remotely and has been approved by SLAC/LCLS management for remote access, then please choose remote access in the next section for further instruction. |
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Onsite and Remote Access
| Onsite Access Authorized by SLAC/LCLS management for onsite SLAC access to participate in an experiment as a principal investigator, spokesperson, or collaborator |
Protocols for onsite access to SLAC are dependent on where the User is located. Please select from the following:
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| Remote Access Authorized by SLAC/LCLS management to participate in an experiment remotely as a principal investigator, spokesperson, or collaborator |
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