Speaker
Thomas McCauley
(University of Notre Dame (US))
Description
Since the first release of open data from an LHC experiment by CMS in 2014 the CMS Open Data program has matured into a sustained pipeline of data to the public. These data (nearly 5 PB of real and simulated collisions) have found extensive use in educational programs as well as in the larger research community. This talk will describe the content of CMS Open Data and how it has been used for education and research so far. It will also explore the challenges and opportunities ahead for data preservation and open access in CMS.
Authors
Matthew Bellis
(Cornell University/Siena College (US))
Thomas McCauley
(University of Notre Dame (US))