Young DUNE: One day software tutorial

Friday 16 Sep 2016, 09:00 → 17:00 US/Central

Hornet's Nest: 8th Floor (Fermilab)

David Martinez Caicedo (Illinois Institute of Technology), Denver Whittington (Indiana University)

The goal of this one day tutorial is to demonstrate to a new DUNE software user the basic steps to simulating and reconstructing events, creating and analyzing events using a ROOT tree, running the event display, and checking out, compiling, and modifying the dunetpc software repository. The only requirement for follow up each step in the tutorial is being able to connect to the dunegpvm machines via ssh. For people outside Fermilab the Readytalk access code is 6681756.

09:00 → 09:10 Introduction and goals

Speakers: Dr David Martinez Caicedo (Illinois Institute of Technology), Dr Denver Whittington (Indiana University)

Paper LArSoftTutorial-WalkThrough-160916.pdf

Slides intro_tutorial_sept_16_2016.pdf

09:10 → 09:30 Collaboration tools and beyond

Speaker: Eileen Berman (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)

Slides YoungDUNETalkSep2016.pdf YoungDUNETalkSep2016.pptx

09:30 → 09:50 Getting started with DUNE's software and computing

Speaker: Dr Thomas Junk (Fermilab)

Slides youngdune_gettingstarted.pdf

09:50 → 10:30 Introduction to LArSoft

Speaker: Dr Erica Snider (Fermilab)

Slides larsoft-intro-young-dune-2016-09-16.present.pdf

10:30 → 11:00 Coffee Break

11:00 → 12:30 Software tutorial part 1

1. Log in 2. Set up environment 3. Run an example fcl file 4. Generate & Simulate some events

Speaker: Gleb Sinev (Duke University)

Slides tutorial_part1.pdf

12:30 → 14:00 Lunch

14:00 → 15:30 Software tutorial part 2

5. Run an event display 6. Check out and build dunetpc software 7. Modify a module to produce a histogram

Speaker: Dr Aaron Higuera (University of Houston)

Slides DUNE_tutorial_higuera.pdf

15:30 → 15:50 Applications: Supernova neutrinos

Speaker: Gleb Sinev (Duke University)

15:50 → 16:10 Applications: Tracking efficiency

Speaker: Dr Aaron Higuera (University of Houston)

16:10 → 16:30 Show your plot