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Computing R&D Workshop 2011

4โ€“7 Jul 2011
Ferrara
Europe/Rome timezone

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  1. 0. Welcome
    Diego Bettoni (FE)
    04/07/2011, 14:00
  2. 1. Status of SuperB
    Fabrizio Bianchi (TO)
    04/07/2011, 14:10
  3. 2. Goals of the Workshop
    Dr Peter Elmer (Princeton University)
    04/07/2011, 14:50
  4. 32. Computing Resource Estimates for SuperB
    Dr Steffen Luitz (SLAC)
    04/07/2011, 17:00
    Presentation of SuperB computing resource estimates based on an extrapolation from the BaBar computing model. Added 20.9.2011 (Steffen): Please note that cost numbers in the talk are incorrect (based on a typo in the spreadsheet). Please refer to the updated spreadsheet for the correct numbers.
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  5. 36. CMS Computing Resource Planning
    Daniele Bonacorsi (BO)
    04/07/2011, 17:30
    The resource planning being done in CMS Computing is taken as an example. The experience in designing, building and running a monthly-granular computing resource spreadsheet is presented. Differences as well as common points with Super-B are highlighted and discussed.
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  6. 33. Computing Requirements and Crystal Balls
    Davide Salomoni (CNAF)
    04/07/2011, 17:50
    Wild guesses of what might happen in industry and SuperB computing over the next 5-10 years.
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  7. 35. Discussion
    04/07/2011, 18:20
  8. 17. HEP software on Multicore: present experience and perspectives
    Vincenzo Innocente (CERN)
    05/07/2011, 08:30
  9. 34. A Parallelization Exercise
    Stefano Longo (PD)
    05/07/2011, 09:30
  10. 37. Performances of some HEP applications
    Vincenzo Ciaschini (CNAF)
    05/07/2011, 09:50
  11. 38. Event Processing Frameworks
    Dr Peter Elmer (Princeton University)
    05/07/2011, 11:00
  12. 39. Physics Simulations on multi- and many-core architectures
    Sebastiano Fabio Schifano (FE)
    05/07/2011, 11:20
  13. 31. Accelerator Computing Infrastructure & Controls R&D Introduction
    Giovanni Mazzitelli (LNF)
    05/07/2011, 14:00
    The SuperB Accelerator complex requires a large amount of computing tools mainly dedicated to three different purpose: implementation and maintenance of documentation and project management; beam simulation and controls; data monitors, presentation and correlation with the experiment. In the mean time those tools require identification, security, accessibility for large and international...
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  14. 27. The SuperB Accelerator Control System - Plans and R&D Status
    Luciano Catani (ROMA2)
    05/07/2011, 14:30
    !CHAOS is a new project under development at INFN aimed at the design and validation of a new paradigm of control system for particle accelerators that goes beyond the so called standard model. The key points of the new development are the high level of abstraction of services and components, the implementation of high-performance software technologies for the continuous distribution and...
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  15. 28. ETD/Online for the SuperB Detector - Plans and R&D Status
    Dr Steffen Luitz (SLAC)
    05/07/2011, 15:10
    This talk will give an overview of the proposed Electronics, Trigger, Data Acquisition and Online (ETD/Online) system for the SuperB detector and the associated R&D activities. The current baseline design will allow up to 150 kTriggers/s and 75kByte event size with negligible dead time (<=1%). It builds upon lessons learned in the BaBar and LHC experiments and implements simple, fully...
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  16. 40. (databases)
    Luca Tomassetti (FE)
    05/07/2011, 15:50
  17. 29. Discussion
    05/07/2011, 16:00
    Open discussion of areas of joint interest, common R&D, etc.
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  18. 12. Quality check tools for software developers
    Francesco Giacomini (CNAF)
    05/07/2011, 17:00
  19. 13. ALICE experience using Coverity
    Olga Datskova (Cern)
    05/07/2011, 17:20
    This talk will convey the experience of using Coverity for AliRoot software in A Large Ion Collider Experiment (ALICE). AliRoot consistently undergoes intensive development and release cycles, thus creating an increasing demand for automated high precision tools aiding developers in maintaining coding standards and ensuring code correctness. Coverity as a software solution, providing both...
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  20. 14. Experience in using Etics, a multi-platform and open source build and test system for big software projects
    Elisabetta Ronchieri (Cnaf)
    05/07/2011, 17:40
  21. 15. CMS build and integration workflows: present and future perspectives
    Giulio Eulisse (Northeastern Uni)
    05/07/2011, 18:00
  22. 16. Evaluation of the Git Version Control System
    Marco Corvo (Cnrs & INFN)
    05/07/2011, 18:20
  23. 4. Future of distributed data management systems
    Dr Fabrizio Furano (CERN)
    06/07/2011, 08:30
  24. 5. Future of Grid parallel exploitation, Grid MPI
    Roberto Alfieri (PR)
    06/07/2011, 08:55
    Parallelism support in the current grid middleware (gLite) and in the forthcoming EMI middleware will be overviewed, with special focus on the new features (support of the Wholenodes reservation, CPU affinity and hybrid MPI-openMP programming). Eventually I will shortly present the experience of parallel clusters installed in grid and supporting a preliminary version of these new features.
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  25. 6. Future of Grid resource exploitation systems
    Ricardo Graciani (Barcellona University)
    06/07/2011, 09:20
  26. 10. Discussion
    06/07/2011, 09:45
  27. 7. LHC current and future proposals
    Alessandro De Salvo (ROMA1)
    06/07/2011, 11:00
    In this talk we'll present the current solutions adopted for the LHC Computing and their evolutions, with a final overview of a possible future scenario of the HEP Computing Models and tools.
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  28. 8. Evolution of the distributed computing model - The case of CMS
    Claudio Grandi (BO)
    06/07/2011, 11:25
    The presentation starts from the description of how the CMS experiment is changing its approach in the exploitation of distributed resources and concludes with thoughts on possible evolutions for the future of HEP experiments.
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  29. 9. Middleware Evolution in EMI
    Dr Francesco Giacomini (CNAF)
    06/07/2011, 11:50
  30. 11. Discussion
    06/07/2011, 12:15
  31. 18. SuperB R&D on going on storage and data access
    Dr Silvio Pardi (INFN Napoli)
    06/07/2011, 14:00
  32. 19. The Storage @ INFN Tier1: status and perspective
    Luca Dell'agnello (CNAF)
    06/07/2011, 14:25
  33. 20. Distributed Tier1: NDGF experience and future developments
    Gerd Behrmann (NDGF)
    06/07/2011, 14:50
  34. 21. EMI Storage Evolution
    Patrick Fuhrmann (DESY)
    06/07/2011, 15:15
  35. 24. HDFS and Remote Xrootd in a CMS Tier2
    Dr Brian Bockelman
    06/07/2011, 15:40
  36. 25. Discussion
    All
    06/07/2011, 16:05
  37. 23. DataManagement in LHC experiments
    Daniele Bonacorsi (BO)
    06/07/2011, 17:00
  38. 30. Experience and future prospects of Lustre at a large Tier 2 site
    Alex Martin (Queen Mary, University of London)
    06/07/2011, 17:25
  39. 26. Discussion
    All
    06/07/2011, 17:50
  40. 41. Planning of SuperB Computing Infrastructure in Southern Italy
    Guido Russo (NA)
    07/07/2011, 08:30
  41. 42. Action Items from R&D on new computing architectures
    Vincenzo Innocente (CERN)
    07/07/2011, 08:50
  42. 43. Summary from Accelerator Controls / ETD/Online Session and Action Items
    Dr Steffen Luitz (SLAC)
    07/07/2011, 09:20
  43. 45. Action Items on Software Development Tools
    Mr Marco Corvo (PD)
    07/07/2011, 09:30
  44. 46. Action items on Distributed Computing
    Armando Fella (PI)
    07/07/2011, 11:00
  45. 47. Action Items on Storage
    Dr Silvio Pardi (NA)
    07/07/2011, 11:30

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