CMS Data Analysis School
Kyungpook National University, Daegu, Korea
Registration for the CMS Data Analysis School (CMSDAS) at Kyungpook National University, Daegu, Korea. (25 - 29, 2015) is now open via this indico page. The registration fee for the school is $270 for early registration and $300 for late registration Space is limited so sign up for CMSDAS@ KNU today!
CMS members from all regions are welcome to attend CMSDAS@LPC
The CMSDAS@KNU Local Organizing Committee Chairs:
Guinyun Kim
More info about CMSDAS can be found below:
CMSDAS is designed to help CMS physicists from across the collaboration to learn, or to learn more, about CMS analysis and thereby to participate in significant ways in any physics analysis including future discoveries. It enables physicists beginning analysis to easily join an ongoing analysis in a productive way. Since 2012, our first global year, schools were held at FNAL, Pisa, Taipei, DESY, and Kolkata. More than 400 CMS students have now participated in the program. The format for each CMSDAS is very similar and some of the same facilitators attend each school.
A few key components of the CMSDAS School are required “homework”, assigned to registrants prior to attending the school and the sessions during the workshop whicl emphasize "hands on" work with CMS data. Each school starts with a morning devoted to inspirational plenary talks. The essential features of the school are the execution of a series of short and long exercises.
Prior to the school, attendees are required to complete a list of pre-exercises in order to be able to tackle more realistic problems at the tutorial sessions. There include for example, introducing CMSSW, DBS, fitting, etc. which ensures a fast start at the event.
The short exercises (several hours duration) cover all of the objects from jets to muons and many techniques from event generators to setting upper limits occur during the first half of the school. In the second half of the school detailed physics measurements are performed with the CMS data set (the long exercises) in a 2.5 day intensive period by focused teams of about 6-8 students. Both the short and long exercises are designed and facilitated by teams of 2-3 CMS experts. Some long exercises go beyond the current state of the art of the corresponding CMS analysis. Thus providing opportunities to get plugged in to a CMS measurement through a long exercise at the school and become a part of the CMS measurement team on the paper.
The CMS School's Committee:
Kai-Feng Chen (NTU)
Boaz Klima (FNAL)
Lothar Bauerdick (FNAL)
Sudhir Malik (Chair)(UPRM)
Fabrizio Palla (INFN)
Gigi Rolandi (CERN/Pisa)
Thomas Schoerner (DESY)
Claudia Wulz (Vienna)
Aashaq Hussain Shah
Amol Hindurao Jaikar
Ari Lee
Arif Ullah
Beomgon Kim
Binghuan Li
Byeong-hak Ko
Byoungjun Kim
Cilicia Uzziel Perez
Dajeong Jeon
Dong Ho Moon
Dongsub Lee
Dooyeon Gyun
Geonhee Oh
Geonmo Ryu
Guinyun Kim
Hammid Yusupov
Haneol Lee
Hwi Dong Yoo
Hyun-Soo Kim
Hyunchul Kim
Hyunyong Kim
Inkyu Park
Intae Yu
Jae Hoon Lim
Jae Sung Kim
Jaegyun Park
Jaeyong Lee
Jaeyun Choi
Jason Lee
Jeongeun Lee
Ji Hwan Bhyun
Junghwan Goh
Junho Kim
Junho Lee
Kai-Feng Chen
Khakimjan Butanov
Kisoo Lee
Kyeongpil Lee
Kyungwook Nam
Mingshui Chen
Minkyoo Choi
Minsuk Kim
Nackyoung Yang
Namgyun Jeong
Sang Il Park
Sangeun Lee
Sangwook Bae
Sehwook Lee
Seo Hyeon An
Seungkyu Ha
SeungWoo Seo
Sezen Sekmen
Sihyun Jeon
Songkyo Lee
Su Min Jeong
Su Yong Choi
Sungbin Oh
Syed Asif Raza Shah
Tae Jeong Kim
Waleed Esmail
Wen-Liang Huang
Yeon-Jae Jwa
Yeonjun Kim
Yi-Mu Chen
Yong Hoon Lee
Yongho Jeong
Youn Jung Roh
Young Gun Jeong
Young-Kwon Jo
Youngdo Oh