LCG Generator Review

Thursday 25 Mar 2004, 13:45 → 19:00 Europe/Zurich

32/1-A24 (CERN)

Bartalini, P

Special meeting dedicated to the review of LCG generator. VRVS connection available in Desert room.

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1 LCG Generator (Introduction)

Speaker: Bartalini, P. (CERN)

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2 LHAPDF v2

Speaker: Whalley, M. (Durham)

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3 GENSER, the generator library

Speaker: Sherstnev, A. (MSU)

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4 GENSER Validation

Speaker: Ambroglini, F. (Perugia)

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5 User experience with GENSER

Speaker: Hinchliffe, I. (LBNL)

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6 LCG Generator (Discussion)

Feedbacks from the authors community. How to improve the collaboration with the authors ? - evaluation of the library structure - bug report mechanism - plans for inclusion of further sub-packages (and/or new version of the already introduced ones).

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7 Proposal for a LCG generator level production/validation framework

Speaker: Bartalini, P. (CERN)

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8 The MCDB project

Speaker: Dudko, L. (MSU)

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9 MCDB Implementation

Speaker: Vologdin, A. (MSU)

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10 The HEPCODE Project

Speaker: Stirling, W.J. (Durham)

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11 Event Formats / Monte Carlo Data Base. (Discussion)

Setting up a simple production/validation framework with convenient book-keeping and storage was recommended by RTAG 9 and by the LCG App review (Oct 2003). The LHC experiments will rely on this framework for the generation/sharing of special events requiring a challenging production effort. Other possible uses (in workshops by theorists and experimentalists): benchmarks/comparisons between different MC in a standardised framework. - Are there further requirements ? - What is the impact on event records at partonic and particle level ? - What is the impact on event formats for what concerns the storage ? - What is the impact on the structure of present and future Monte Carlos ?

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