Usage of jet substructure techniques for identification of boosted
objects is becoming more important across a wide range of physics
processes as higher LHC centre-of-mass energies are accessed. To fully
exploit such techniques it is essential that sensible Monte Carlo
models and tunes exist to describe observables used in these
techniques. The LHC experiments have already performed several
measurements of such observables and now is an opportune moment to
review the performance of existing Monte Carlo models and identify the
possible improvements that may be needed. This workshop will bring
together experimentalists and theorists, with expertise in Monte Carlo
tuning and jet substructure, to promote a focussed discussion on this
topic.
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