HEP Applications within EGEE F Harris OxfordCERN EGEE

HEP Applications within EGEE F Harris (Oxford/CERN) EGEE is proposed as a project funded by the European Union under contract IST-2003 -508833

Talk overview • Overview of NA 4 • • Structure of NA 4 and its objectives The partners in NA 4 ( as per Tech Annexe) Current overall organisation The main deliverables • HEP applications within NA 4 • • Proposed HEP working group How to meet EGEE and EU commitments Future HEP organisation (meetings etc. ) The forthcoming EGEE project conf in Cork F Harris Extended Steering Committee 4 March 2004 2

NA 4 structure within EGEE (note liason with NA 3 for training) F Harris Extended Steering Committee 4 March 2004 3

Objectives for NA 4 Applications (see Tech Annexe https: //edms. cern. ch/document/400278) • Overall for all applications • • • Support the deployment and running of many different applications from various fields Provide necessary feedback to Middleware and Operations Produce deliverables! • Short Term Objectives • Be ready to deploy a few pilot applications from Day 1 HEP: Good integration of EGEE HEP team and EGEE structure with LCG and LHC experiments……. . pilot applications are data challenges § BIO: Pilot applications selection and deployment § • Be ready to deploy up to two generic applications ‘as soon as possible. . ’ • Launch and drive a strong and active Industry Forum F Harris Extended Steering Committee 4 March 2004 4

The NA 4 partners Biggest NA 4 challenge: Form an efficient team with all these partners Activity NA 4 Total effort(FT E) Total effort (PM) 1 st year effort (PM) 2 nd year effort (PM) Activity CERN 16 192 96 96 HEP CESNET 3. 2 38. 4 19. 2 Generic MTA 0. 8 9. 6 4. 8 Generic UEDIN 2 24 12 12 NA 3 liaison CNRS 20 240 120 Bio + Coord + testing team CSSI 4 48 24 24 Testing team CRSA 4 48 24 24 Industry forum DKRZ 2 24 12 12 Generic Fh. G 2 24 12 12 Generic INFN 8 96 48 48 Generic FOM 4 48 24 24 Generic IHEP 3. 2 38. 4 19. 2 HEP IMPB RAS 2. 6 31. 2 15. 6 Bio ITEP 4 48 24 24 HEP JINR 3. 2 38. 4 19. 2 HEP PNPI 3. 2 38. 4 19. 2 HEP RRC KI 4 48 24 24 HEP SINP-MSU 4 48 24 24 HEP CSIC 4 48 24 24 Bio UPV 4 48 24 24 Bio TOTAL 98. 2 1178. 4 589. 2 F Harris Extended Steering Committee 4 March 2004 5

NA 4 steering committee(extended) • Overall Coordination: Vincent Breton (CNRS) (1/03/04) Francois Etienne(CNRS) (deputy) • • • HEP : Frank Harris (Oxford/CERN) Bio: XXX (CNRS) Generic: Roberto Barbera(INFN) Test Team: René Metery (CSSI) Industry Forum: Christian Saguez (Ecole Centrale) • NA 3 Liaison: John Murison (U. of Edinburgh) • • • Alice : Piergio Cerello(Turin) Atlas : Laura Perini(Milan) CMS : Claudio Grandi(Bologna) LHCb: Andrei Tsaregorodtsev(Marseille) D 0: Jeff Templon(Nikhef) all exp reps are members of GAG • Plus extra people from Biomedicine (V Hernandez(UPV)) and ‘generic’ F Harris Extended Steering Committee 4 March 2004 6

Deliverables (for application activity) see workplan https: //edms. cern. ch/document/450477/2. 7 Deliverables Internal M 1 Consolidation of existing requirements documents May 1 (HEPCAL 1, HEPCAL 2, EDG/AWG docs) 2004 DNA 4. 1 M 3 Jul 1 2004 Definition of Common Application Interface (relate to ARDA+EGEE work on high level service specs. Also fold in current work on Genius +GAT) DNA 4. 2 M 6 Target Application Sector Strategy document DNA 4. 3 M 9 Jan 1 2005 EGEE Application Migration Progress report (revision M 15 and M 21) (analogous to EDG WP 8 evaluation reports) DNA 4. 4 M 24 Final Report of Application Identification and Support Activity F Harris Extended Steering Committee 4 March 2004 7

Proposed NA 4 HEP working group • • F Harris Coordinator M Lamanna ARDA project leader (ex officio) 5 experiment contacts (Laura, Piergio, Claudio, Andrei, Jeff) The formal partners as per the contract • • CERN – 8 people (they are in ARDA and NA 4 HEP) coordinated by FH/ML Russian institutes – HEP manager - Elena Tickhonenko – + (G. Shavratova (ALICE), A. Minaenko (Atlas), O. Kodolova(CMS ) , I. Korolko(LHCb). Republic of Korea – CKSC(consortium of 3 universities led by Sejong) in ALICE and Bio – Contact Do-Won Kim +? • Comment • This is ~ 20 people – attendance at meetings would be as function of agenda F Harris Extended Steering Committee 4 March 2004 8

Proposal (with questions) on how to fulfill commitments to EGEE and the EU • Consolidated requirements (internal doc) May 1 2004 • Base on existing HEPCAL and AWG docs. There will be ongoing review for HEP within GAG (EGEE will be represented ). • Definition of Common Application Interface (application independent) Jul 1 2004 • (relate to ARDA+EGEE work on high level service specs. Also fold in current work on Genius +GAT) • EGEE Application Migration Progress report Jan 1 2005(and Jul 1, 2005 + 1 Jan 2006)) • How do we organise evaluations on both ‘old’ and ‘new’ middleware. New middleware will not be deployed till early 2005? So must arrange regular feedback from Data Challenges F Harris Extended Steering Committee 4 March 2004 9

Future HEP organisation (meetings etc. ) • Propose Working Group meet once/month with phone conf • Have meeting at 1 st project conf in Cork April 19 • Regular feedback from Experiment data challenges and the ARDA project • Will have representation on GAG • Participate in ‘extended’ steering committee (? Every 3 months) • 2 from group (FH + ? ) will rep HEP in compact NA 4 crossapplication WG to ensure we are in synch overall for applications F Harris Extended Steering Committee 4 March 2004 10

First EGEE project conference • April 18(Sunday) – 22 (Thursday) in Cork, Eire http: //public. eu-egee. org/kickoff/registration/index. html • Application sessions April 19 Parallel § April 20 All NA 4 NA 2+3+4+5 § • 1400 -1730 (Biomed, HEP, Generic) 0900 -1230 1400 -1730 Proposal for NA 4 HEP session (April 19) ARDA status and planning § 4 experiment status reports on data challenges and LCG 2 § F Harris Extended Steering Committee 60 mins 4*30 mins 4 March 2004 11