13–17 Feb 2006
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Europe/Zurich timezone

CMS Monte Carlo Production in the Open Science and LHC Computing Grids

14 Feb 2006, 17:00
20m
AG 80 (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research)

AG 80

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

Homi Bhabha Road Mumbai 400005 India
oral presentation Distributed Event production and processing Distributed Event production and Processing

Speaker

Dr Pablo Garcia-Abia (CIEMAT)

Description

In preparation for the start of the experiment, CMS must produce large quantities of detailed full-detector simulation. In this presentation we will present the experiencing with running official CMS Monte Carlo simulation on distributed computing resources. We will present the implementation used to generate events using the LHC Computing Grid (LCG-2) resources in Europe, as well as the implementation using the Open Science Grid (OSG) resources in the U.S.. Novel approaches have been deployed that make it possible to run the full CMS production chain on distributed computing resources from the generation of events, to the publication of data for analysis, including all the intermediate steps. The CMS transfer system has been coupled to the LCG production chain to make the tools more robust and significantly improving the performance of the production in LCG. The CMS production has been running on LCG-2 and OSG for several months and an analysis of performance and operational experience will be presented.

Primary authors

Mr Anzar Afaq (FERMILAB) Dr Craig Prescott (University of Florida) Dr David Evans (FERMILAB) Mr Jose Caballero (CIEMAT) Dr Jose M. Hernandez (CIEMAT) Dr Pablo Garcia-Abia (CIEMAT)

Presentation materials