“End-user physics analysis”, starting from centrally provided files and ending with a publication, is done in many different ways. This workshop aims to address the following two questions:
- What are the computational needs of representative end-user physics analyses today, in terms of overall workflow, services used, number of events and total volume of data to process, and computational cost per event?
- Which scenarios should we consider to extrapolate these physics analyses’ needs toward the HL-LHC?
It follows a survey distributed to ATLAS and CMS which gathers input for discussing these questions. This IRIS-HEP "blueprint" workshop aims to produce a document summarizing a set of benchmark analyses, alongside an extrapolation of how we expect them to evolve towards the HL-LHC. The event is jointly organized with the CMS CAT group, the ATLAS AMG group, and the HSF DAWG group.
This is a hybrid event: join us at CERN or on Zoom. Please register if you are interested in attending!
The agenda is currently a work in progress, please await further details.
Registration
Registration for this event is currently open.
