Speaker
Dr
Frank Gaede
(DESY IT)
Description
The International Linear Collider is the next large accelerator project in
High Energy Physics.
The ILD Detector Concept is one of three international working groups that
are developing a detector concept for the ILC. It has been created by merging the two
concept studies LDC and GLD in 2007.
ILD uses a modular C++ application framework (Marlin) that is
based on the international data format LCIO. It allows the distributed
development of reconstruction and analysis software.
Recently ILD has produced a large Monte Carlo data set of Standard Model physics and
expected new physics signals at the ILC in order to further optimize the detector
concept based on the Particle Flow paradigm. This production was only possible by
exploiting grid computing resources available for ILC in the context of the WLCG.
In this talk we give an overview of the core framework
focusing on recent developments and improvements needed for the large
scale Monte Carlo production since it has been last presented at CHEP2007.
| Presentation type (oral | poster) | oral |
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Primary author
Dr
Frank Gaede
(DESY IT)
