Abstract
The proposed polarized electron-ion collider (EIC) facility will allow for precision exploration of various novel aspects of QCD including low-x phenomena and the spin structure of the proton. As this project gains momentum, it is increasingly important for the QCD community to understand quantitatively the kinematic reach and expected sensitivities for various measurements. We briefly summarize key accelerator design parameters and then focus on expected measurement sensitivities, thus exposing how the EIC will allow an extension of the successful HERA program into exciting new regimes.
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