program: (3 oct 2003)

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                         FRIDAY Oct 3

5pm     registration and reception
6pm     Keynote talk:  George Fuller, overview of neutrinos
6:45pm  Keynote talk:  Joel Primack, overview of cosmology
                   (NOTE:  these are broad talks linking key questions)
7:30pm  Buffet dinner
8:15pm          Orientation talk:  Bernard Sadoulet, overview of INPAC

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                         SATURDAY Oct 4

8:30am          [Coffee and donuts]
9:00am-10:10am  [High Energy/Cosmic Ray]
                Ultrahigh Energy Cosmic Rays and Gamma rays Rene Ong(UCLA)   20
                Development of future wide field detectors  Gus Sinnis(LANL) 20
                Future of VHE Neutrino Astronomy            Steve Barwick(UCI)20


10:10am-10:45am [Neutrinos 1]
                 SNO                             Kevin Lesko (LBNL)	     15
                 Miniboone                       William Louis(LANL)	     15
10:45am-11:15am [Coffee]						     30	
11:15am-11:50am [Neutrinos 2]
                 SuperKamiokande                 Todd Haines(LANL)	     15
                 Kamland/Diablo Canyon           Karsten Heeger (LBNL)       15

11:50 am-12:40pm [Dark Matter]
                 Overview                        Harry Nelson(UCSB)          20
                 Zeplin                          David Cline(UCLA)	     15
                 CDMS                            Patrizia Meunier (UCB)      15

12:40am -1:45pm [Lunch]				 [Catered at hotel]	     65

1:45-2:45pm    [Cosmology]
		 Cosmology with Type Ia Supernovae Gerson Goldhaber(UCB/LBNL)20
                 SNAP                 		   Alex Kim (LBNL)           20
                 Computational Cosmology 	   Mike Norman (UCSD)	     20

2:45pm-3:45pm   [Cosmic Microwave Background]
                 Overview of experimental results/WMAP   Ned Wright (UCLA)   20
                 Polarization and S-Z roundtable:  			     40
                         Adrian Lee (UCB)
                         Phil Lubin (UCSB)
                         Lloyd Knox (UCD)

3:45-4:15pm        [Coffee]
4:15 pm-5:00pm  Future optical projects
                 LSST                            David Wittman (UCD)	     20
                 CELT/OWL/etc.                   David Tytler (UCSD) TBC     20

5:00pm-5:30 pm  UC facilities
                 White Mountain                  Phil Lubin (UCSB)	     15
		 Solar 2		  	 Mani Tripathy (UCD)         15

5:30pm-6:30 pm  General discussion: INPAC as a center of initiatives

7:00 pm         Dinner at local restaurants /discussion in small topical groups


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                         SUNDAY Oct 5
8:30am  coffee
9:00am-10:45 am Instrumentation
  From Basic Research to Homeland Security: Muon Radiography and
  	Large-Area Detectors, Bill Priedhorsky, LANL (20)
  New Detectors and Methods for Fundamental and Applied Neutrino
  	Physics, Adam Bernstein (LLNL) (20)
  Neutron Detection in Light Water Cherenkov Detectors, Mark Vagins (UCI) (15)
  Cryogenic high resolution Gamma and neutron detectors,
		Stephan Friedrich (LLNL) (15)
  Novel Photon Sensors, Daniel Ferenc (UCD) (15)
  Future technology for millimeter wave detection, Brian Keating (UCSD) (15)


10:45-11:15 Coffee break

11:15-11:35     Overview of the National Underground Science Laboratory
11:35 am-12:15 noon Round table discussion on how to create a
national underground lab:
                 Bernard Sadoulet (UCB) (moderator)
                 Hank Sobel (UCI),
                 Wick Haxton(U Washington)
		 David Cline (UCLA)
                 
12:15pm-12:45pm
         Conclusions: action items for INPAC


Sites coordinators
INPAC local Coordinators:
         B.Sadoulet (UCB, INPAC director)
         T.Haines (LANL)
         A.Spadafora (LBNL)
         B.Craig (LLNL)
         M.Tripathi (UCD)
         G.Yodh (UCI)
         R.Ong (UCLA)
         B.Shen (UCR)
         P.Lubin (UCSB)
         D.Coyne (UCSC)
         K.Griest (UCSD)