The McM and pMp Tutorial

Europe/Zurich
354/1-019 (CERN)

354/1-019

CERN

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Description

It will explain the Monte Carlo (MC) production in the CMS collaboration by emphasizing on the two main tools:  Monte Carlo request Management (McM) and Production Monitoring Platform (pMp). Please register to confirm your participation.

This tutorial has following additions as compared to the previous tutorials:

  • More details about the MC production and monitoring in computing
  • Introduction to datatiers and event content 
  • Explanation about current/future developments, e.g. updates on validation procedures, X-section database
  • Common problems in MC production and solutions
  • The cost of MC production, i.e. computing resources, human resources and money
  • The brief overview of gridpack generation
  • Updated exercises
     
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Participants
  • Adriano Di Florio
  • Anirban Saha
  • Bhumika Kansal
  • Deepak Kumar
  • Efe Yazgan
  • Filip Moortgat
  • Filippo Errico
  • Giulia Negro
  • Gouranga Kole
  • Gurpreet Singh Chahal
  • Hale Sert
  • Hardik Routray
  • Heng Yang
  • Jie Xiao
  • Jihun Kim
  • Jing Peng
  • Jordan Martins
  • Junquan Tao
  • Justinas Rumsevicius
  • Kate Mackay
  • Lata Panwar
  • Lizardo Valencia Palomo
  • Lorenzo Viliani
  • Luca Scodellaro
  • Mai Elsawy
  • Mohamed Darwish
  • Muhammad Aamir Shahzad
  • Mykola Savitskyi
  • Nick Manganelli
  • Paolo Gunnellini
  • Patricia Rebello Teles
  • Praveen Chandra Tiwari
  • Qiang Li
  • Qilong Guo
  • Rajat Gupta
  • Roberto Covarelli
  • Sang Hyun Ko
  • Seema Bahinipati
  • Sen Deng
  • Wajid Ali Khan
  • Xudong Lyu
    • 09:30 09:40
      Welcome and introduction 10m
      Speakers: Paolo Gunnellini (University of Hamburg), Patricia Rebello Teles (UERJ - Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (BR)), Zhen Hu (Tsinghua University (CN))
    • 09:40 10:20
      Tutorial for CMS analysts 40m

      30m talk + 10m for questions and exercises description

      • Need of MC production management
      • MC Production overview
      • Details about McM, pMp and DAS
      • Tools to monitor production of samples
      • Links between McM/pMp and DAS
      • Cross section database
      • Introduction to datatiers and event content, e.g. MiniAOD, nanoAOD
      • Dataset name's terminology
      • Finding datasets in DAS
      • Finding cmsdrivers, global tags, production configuration files, gridpacks, cross section and more production details of samples
      • HNs, egroups, meetings, twikis related to MC production
      • Opportunities in MC production team
      • Exercises
      Speaker: Wajid Ali Khan (National Centre for Physics (PK))
    • 10:20 11:00
      Tutorial for GEN contacts 40m

      30m talk + 10m for questions and exercises description

      • Technical and management overview of MC production
      • Instructions for GEN contacts
      • Roles and responsibilities
      • Details about requests, tickets, flows, campaigns, chained campaigns
      • Brief overview about gridpack generation
      • New validation methods in McM
      • Cross section database
      • Dataset name's terminology and your role
      • Datasets in DAS
      • Monitoring of requests in McM and computing
      • Common problems in MC production and solutions
      • Exercises
      Speaker: Anirban Saha (Florida State University (US))
    • 11:00 11:20
      Break 20m
    • 11:20 11:45
      GEN request script and GEN-relevant information 25m
      Speakers: Efe Yazgan (Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN)), Qiang Li (Peking University (CN))
    • 11:45 11:55
      McM Scripting 10m

      Suggestions to GEN contacts to create and manage McM requests and tickets by using scripts.

      Speaker: Justinas Rumsevicius (Vilnius University (LT))
    • 11:55 12:20
      pMp 25m

      Suggestions to GEN contacts to use Production Monitoring Platform (pMp) to monitor McM requests/flows/campaigns

      Speaker: Justinas Rumsevicius (Vilnius University (LT))
    • 12:20 12:45
      MC production and Monitoring in Computing 25m
      • Technical overview of the MC production from computing's perspective
      • All tools involved and their mutual connection
      • Monitoring tips
      • Critical parameters and their role in the MC production
      Speaker: Sharad Agarwal (University of Wisconsin Madison (US))
    • 12:45 13:00
      Final remarks, questions, and discussion 15m

      For GEN contacts and CMS analysts