Timetable: HEP-CCE: Scalable IO for Energy and Intensity Frontier Experiments

US/Central
1404, 1405, 1406 & 1407 (Argonne - Bldg 240)

1404, 1405, 1406 & 1407

Argonne - Bldg 240

9700 Cass Ave, Lemont, IL 60439
Peter Van Gemmeren (Argonne National Laboratory), Philippe Canal (Fermilab), Samantha Tezak (Argonne National Lab), Taylor Childers (Argonne National Laboratory)
Description
High Energy Physics experiments continue to become more data and simulation intensive. There is an expected factor of ten gap (or more) between projected computing needs for HL-LHC experiments and projected growth of current HEP resources. In the US, High Performance Computing resources are going to be growing by more than an order of magnitude by 2021/2022 with the deployment of the US DOE's first exascale supercomputers. These resources are already becoming an important piece of the HEP computing landscape and will continue to become more important.

One challenge of using leadership computing resources is reading and writing data in scalable ways that does not lead to bottlenecks or performance penalties on the shared filesystems. This Workshop aims to bring together leading IO experts in the HEP field with experts from DOE ASCR Facilities to discuss how to move forward in the next years to make HEP software more friendly to millions of parallel threads accessing files on shared disks.
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