For more information on this and other meetings in this series see here. Agendas
For more information see here.
For more information on this and other meetings in this series see here. Agendas
For more information see here.
EIC software tutorial day at BNL focusing on full simulation. For more information see here.
A week of open presentations, hackathons and tutorials on sPHENIX software. More information here.
For more information on this and other meetings in this series see here. Agendas
Topical discussions on Data and Analysis Preservation and related topics such as Open Data. NPPS participated on behalf of RHIC and presented the RHIC DAP status.
Cedric Serfon, a Rucio core team member and a new member of the NPPS group, will give a seminar on Rucio and its application within and beyond ATLAS.
The seminar is part of the BNL Physics S&C Seminar Series.
NPPS events at SC19 included Google - US ATLAS project planning discussions.
BNL is holding the fifth in its series of streaming readout workshops, hosted by the RIKEN BNL Research Center. The goal of the workshop series is to develop a common, community-wide standard for streaming readout, as an integrated readout solution for all detectors at a future EIC and beyond.
NPPS participated in the CHEP 2019 conference with authorship on 19 talks and posters across 5 experiments and many common projects.
Conference website
Indico timetable
Participant list
NPPS authored contributions:
Evolution of the ATLAS analysis model for Run-3 and prospects for HL-LHC
The ATLAS Data Carousel Project
Extreme compression for Large Scale Data store
Dealing with High Background Rates in Simulations of the STAR Heavy Flavor Tracker
The Scikit-HEP project - overview and prospects
Evolution of the Data Quality Monitoring and Prompt Processing System in the protoDUNE-SP experiment
ATLAS Event Store and I/O developments in support for Production and Analysis in Run 3
Deployment of containers on the diverse ATLAS infrastructure
Harnessing the power of supercomputers using the PanDA Pilot 2 in the ATLAS Experiment
Experience supporting Belle II CDB server Infrastructure for Phase 3
Using Kubernetes as an ATLAS computing site
Managing the ATLAS Grid through Harvester
Large scale fine grain simulation workflows ("Jumbo Jobs") on HPC's by the ATLAS experiment
Distributed data management on Belle II
Track 2 Highlights – Offline Computing
Evaluating Rucio outside ATLAS - Common experiences from Belle II, CMS, DUNE, SKA, and LIGO
Evolution of the ATLAS analysis model for Run-3 and prospects for HL-LHC
Implementation of ATLAS Distributed Computing monitoring dashboards using InfluxDB and Grafana
Enhancements in Functionality of the Interactive Visual Explorer for ATLAS Computing Metadata
Event Streaming Service for ATLAS Event Processing
NPPS participated in the HEPiX Autumn 2019 workshop, with a talk on the Data Carousel R&D in ATLAS given by Alexei Klimentov.
NPPS authored contributions:
The ATLAS Data Carousel Project
NPPS is co-organizing an EIC software meeting on September 24 at Jefferson Lab to follow up on the agreements at the July 10 BNL meeting with specific proposals on common conventions and interfaces to enable EIC detector models to be used in the various frameworks.
DUNE held a workshop at BNL in August to brainstorm their data model, towards developing a full computing model over the next months. NPPS participated and is exploring how the group can become involved in DUNE.
NPPS hosted an EIC simulation meeting on July 10 to progress on how to improve commonality and ease of use among the simulation tools, to allow users to work with multiple detector concepts easily without learning several different systems. The meeting concluded with a set of agreements to enable this; see the meeting notes.
NYU hosted and NPPS led the organization of ATLAS Software and Computing Week at NYU in Manhattan June 24-28 2019. ATLAS folks can access the agenda.
BNL has consolidated the former Physics Applications Software (PAS) Group together with software experts from nuclear physics to create the new Nuclear and Particle Physics Software Group in the Physics Department. Explore this site to learn about the group.