Mini workshop: Trig & Reco Input for European Strategy for Particle Physics 2025

Europe/Zurich
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Description

Discussion around HEP Software Foundation input to European Strategy for Particle Physics Update 2025 on common challenges in HEP for  Software Trigger and Reconstruction

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65901235144
Host
Claire Antel
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59697389
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    • 14:00 14:05
      Introduction 5m

      Overview: HSF general plans on input

      The HEP Software Foundation is planning to provide an input document to the European Strategy on Particle Physics Update 2024-2026, with a focus on the 4 most compute-intensive topics: Event Generators, Simulation, Reconstruction and Software Triggers, Data Analysis
      + crucial topic of Training and Careers.

      Today's workshop is focussed on input around Software Triggers and Reconstruction specifically.

      Page limit is 10 pages for complete document: ~2 pages per topic (i.e. what is discussed here today will have to be summarised in 2 pages).

      HSF's feedback will be a follow up to the HSF whitepaper & previous European Strategy Update:
      https://hepsoftwarefoundation.org/organization/documents.html

      Timeline (HSF general)

      • Nov/Dec: Identify messages to pass (via mini workshop and discussions), prepare a 2-3 page summary.
      • Jan: Put together all HSF topics to finalize draft.
      • Feb: Circulate to community for feedback and suggestion.
      • March: Endorsement by the community.

      Meeting structure

      We have prepared a google doc for people to add thoughts/discussions before, during and after workshop. Please use it!

      At the end of the doc is a section for "Main Messages" we will aim to identify during the meeting. Please endorse the ones you agree are crucial!

      We have several talks around important topics in Trig & Reco. They are each 15 minutes + 5 minute discussions.
      At the end we have 20 minutes for discussion + any flash talks people have volunteered.

      Keep in mind

      • We aim to represent all experiments in HEP where computing challenges are paramount to inform on the international landscape: LHC experiments, Belle II, DUNE, future EIC, FCC etc, although natural focus on EU driven projects.
      • We should highlight accomplishments, synergies, and implementations since last update, not just challenges.
      • What we say on the topic of SW Trig & Reco should resonate with inputs submitted by individual experiments.
      • We only have 2 pages. : )

      What's next?

      • Everyone is welcome to join the HSF coordination meetings (every second Thursday, 15h00 CERN time) if they have further input or could not attend this meeting. Please join!
      • To sign up to mailing lists see the HSF forums webpage and click here for a community calendar.
      • We will start drafting the Trig & Reco input on overleaf with the aim of completing a full draft by end Jan, circulation to community in Feb (see timeline above) - if you're interested in being editor, get in touch.
      • Once a document is circulated, we encourage experiments to organise internal presentations at e.g. SW & Computing meetings to present the document and gather community feedback and agreement.

      Auxiliary material

      HSF Mini workshop on Training & Careers: Monday 2nd Dec @ 16h00
      HSF Mini workshop on Detector Simulation: last Friday 22nd Nov
      HSF seminar on Event Generation with GPUS: today, 16h30

    • 14:05 14:20
      Triggering strategies and heterogeneous computing 15m
      Speaker: Marianna Fontana (INFN Bologna (IT))
    • 14:25 14:40
      Software Maintainance & QA 15m
      Speakers: Dmitry Kalinkin, Dmitry Kalinkin
    • 14:45 15:00
      4D Reconstruction 15m
      Speaker: Valentina Cairo (CERN)
    • 15:05 15:20
      Training & Careers 15m
      Speaker: Vava Gligorov (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR))
    • 15:25 15:40
      ML in trigger 15m
      Speaker: Dylan Sheldon Rankin (University of Pennsylvania (US))
    • 15:45 16:05
      Flash Talks/Discussion 20m
      • Alternative data recording workflows 5m

        Scouting, selective persistency, delayed streams
        at HL-LHC, future collider, including nuclear/heavy ion.

        Speakers: Caterina Doglioni (The University of Manchester (GB)), Marco Montella (Ohio State University (US)), Tobias Fitschen (The University of Manchester (GB))