LArTPC Reconstruction Assessment and Requirements Workshops
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Description
Note:
Participation both remote from and local to Fermilab will be supported for these workshops through Readytalk. http://www.readytalk.com Each session will have someone specifically supporting this remote attendance through the readytalk web chat interface as well as email.
It is better to use the telephone for audio connection rather than VOIP. The Web application can call you back rather than you having to call in. The US toll free number is 866-740-1260. The international phone numbers are at https://www.readytalk.com/rt/an.php?tfnum=8667401260.
The support person will be sharing slides and documents as they are presented and discussed as much as possible.
CERN 3150-R-002 is a room reserved at CERN for the full 2 days of the workshop:
Goal:
Communicate the status of the current reconstruction and analysis solutions -
including human, process, software and hardware components.
The session includes:
Presentations from experiments that have taken or are taking data on the status of their reconstruction and analysis, including the challenges and things learned that will be informative to current and future experiments.
Presentation from selected software providers.
The information will be regarded as confidential in order to promote open and full discussion.
NOTE IT IS PROPOSED TO RECORD (and delete after three weeks) THIS PART OF THE WORKSHOP
Goal:
The goal is to document across multiple experiments a comprehensive list of the
currently known requirements (both functional and non-functional)
for hardware, software, processes, interfaces and
interactions - both human and computer for the reconstruction
and analysis of data from Liquid Argon TPCs.
We - at a late date - are using Overleaf for real-time editing of the common requirements document. The resulting .pdf is available as part of the material below and will be updated regularly. Please contact the organizing committee for initial access to Overleaf.
Breakout Sessions:
Each of the 4 breakout sessions will consist of
4 parallel tracks by functional area (Topic).
This is provided so that each participant can attend all Topics
sometime during the 2 days.
There will be overlaps in content between the tracks that will be
resolved after the information is all collected. Any gaps should be
noted and/or included in Topic 3.
The goal is to develop example use cases/scenarios before the workshop. These will be discussed in the 1st hour of each session and used to extract specific requirements. The 2nd hour will be to interpret the use cases into requirements.
Topic 1. Non-beam reconstruction and analysis (includes cosmic ray removal)
Beam particle identification - including electron, muon, hadron, pizero, ...
Track, shower, vertex identification
Topic 3. Overarching Analysis strategies (largescale to individual events), light detection systems and external detectors
(cosmic ray taggers etc.)
Readytalk http://www.readytalk.com access code: 8402430
(Support: ruth@fnal.gov)
Monday 19th Oct: WH12SW - Batcave Tuesday 20th Oct: Session II, IV - Wh7XO racetrack
Tuesday 20th Oct: Session III (11am to 1 pm) WH13XO - Fishtank
Potentially includes:
Dataset management
Meta-data management
Analysis techniques
Analysis toolkits
Analysis workflows
Real-time/Data Acquisition
"Anything not covered elsewhere"
Topic 4. Human interactions, computing systems, software and interfaces
Readytalk http://www.readytalk.com access code: 8402429
(Support: ruth@fnal.gov)
Monday 19th Oct: Wh2NE - Snakepit
Tuesday 20th Oct: Session II (8.30-10.30) WH9E Libra
Tuesday 20th Oct: Session III and IV Wh2NE - Snakepit
Visualization
Scientific and development workflows - including human components
Regression and validation software/processes
New computer hardware architectures - short, medium, long term, multi-threading
Software frameworks and interfaces
Organization of common/shared components, including policies
Each of the 16 sessions will have a Lead, Scribe (of requirements), Note Taker (of useful information), Support for Remote participants. The attached file below gives the list.
Report to LBNC
Requirements Document at the Close of the Workshop