The Science Group coordinators and the Groups are charged to:

(1)  Organize and schedule regular meetings of the group and post the date and time for each meeting
 on the master calendar for the science groups.  (Pat Nolan is a resource for doing this.).  The scheduling
 of meetings should be driven by the active group members.  The purpose of posting the time and date is
 to allow other collaboration Members to attend if they want to.

(2)  Review the list of anticipated papers (Table 3 of attached document) and, with special attention to papers
 likely to be generated from data obtained during the first year of operation, update the list.  Each group should
 do this.  Also, identify any papers that the group can generate before launch.

(3)  Develop a plan for group activities during the next year.  This should include a schedule with detail that is
 sufficient to drive near term accomplishments (i.e. between now and the September Collaboration meeting.).
 At the September Collaboration meeting the coordinators should report to the whole collaboration on what
 has been accomplished by their group.  These reports will be a regular agenda at future Collaboration meetings.

(4) Develop a science group web site for posting notes, minutes of meetings, reports, etc.  The primary purpose
 of the group web sites are to facilitate exchange of information concerning ongoing work, to serve as an archive,
 and to be a reference for the Collaboration members who are not members of a particular science group to learn
 about the group's ongoing work and accomplishments.  The web sites will serve to reinforce the principle that
 science activities are open to all collaboration Members.