| Session | Description |
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| Facility Reports | The facility reports on orbit stabilization highlight the achievements/plans at present and future light sources. |
| Noise Source Suppression | Proper specifications/modifications for/of various accelerator components allow to minimize the initial orbit motion without feedback. |
| Orbit Measurement/Correction |
- The remaining orbit motion needs to be measured and corrected. Especially the movement of insertion devices can induce significant orbit noise which needs to be compensated by means of feedforward and/or feedback schemes.
- "Top-up" operation guarantees a constant heat load on all accelerator and beamline components and thus allows for high mechanical stability. Together with the utilization of fast orbit feedback systems "top-up" operation makes it possible to achieve sub-micron stability on a scale from milliseconds to days.
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| Stability Requirements in 4th Generation Light Sources | Position and energy stability requirements in linac based 4th generation light sources are demanding and require the use of slow and fast feedback systems. Can these light sources profit from the experience gained at storage ring based sources ? |
| User Experience | Two SLS beamline scientists kindly agreed to share their experience with the workshop participants. They will try to put some light on the orbit stability requirements for experiments at their beamlines. |
| Discussion | It is intended to leave sufficient room for discussions throughout the workshop. |
