Software and Computing for Small HEP Experiments:
Description: Software and Computing for Small HEP Experiments: Day Two: Tools Dave Casper, Maria Elena Monzani and Ben Nachman Todays focus: Tools Yesterdays session surveyed a representative set of six different small HEP experiments, highlighting
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slide1. Software and Computing for Small HEP Experiments: Day Two: Tools Dave Casper, Maria Elena Monzani and Ben Nachman<br>
slide2. Today’s focus: Tools Yesterday’s session surveyed a representative set of six different small HEP experiments, highlighting their software and computing challenges and solutions.
Today we project the subject of the Workshop onto a different axis, aiming to survey a representative set of the tools used by small HEP experiments
Attempt to cover the major software domains - event generation, detector simulation, reconstruction, analysis – as well as trends in hardware resources
Tension between survey of many tools in a given area and a more complete examination of a single tool – there are talks of both types today.
Clearly impossible to be all-inclusive, so apologies if your favorite tool isn’t included!<br>
slide3. Today’s agenda Note we have one more talk today than yesterday, so the schedule calls for 15-minute talks with 5 minutes for discussion.<br>
slide4. Resources Suggestion: right-click your name in Zoom and rename yourself to include your experimental or other affiliation
Indico page: https://indico.physics.lbl.gov/event/1756/
Zoom link (with password): https://lbnl.zoom.us/j/92878606686?pwd=N1Z4YXdKWFNDR0JORUx6dTNETnJJQT09
Live notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EbbWwjGF2YAcZIRyau018Rr8_VKVz1CdLOP8KKYY1SA/edit<br>
slide2. Today’s focus: Tools Yesterday’s session surveyed a representative set of six different small HEP experiments, highlighting their software and computing challenges and solutions.
Today we project the subject of the Workshop onto a different axis, aiming to survey a representative set of the tools used by small HEP experiments
Attempt to cover the major software domains - event generation, detector simulation, reconstruction, analysis – as well as trends in hardware resources
Tension between survey of many tools in a given area and a more complete examination of a single tool – there are talks of both types today.
Clearly impossible to be all-inclusive, so apologies if your favorite tool isn’t included!<br>
slide3. Today’s agenda Note we have one more talk today than yesterday, so the schedule calls for 15-minute talks with 5 minutes for discussion.<br>
slide4. Resources Suggestion: right-click your name in Zoom and rename yourself to include your experimental or other affiliation
Indico page: https://indico.physics.lbl.gov/event/1756/
Zoom link (with password): https://lbnl.zoom.us/j/92878606686?pwd=N1Z4YXdKWFNDR0JORUx6dTNETnJJQT09
Live notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EbbWwjGF2YAcZIRyau018Rr8_VKVz1CdLOP8KKYY1SA/edit<br>