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WIR SCHAFFEN WISSEN – HEUTE FÜR MORGEN Paul Scherrer Institut JRA 2: Demonstrator of a Photon Science Analysis Service (Daa. S) WP Leaders: Mirjam van Daalen (PSI), Andrew Goetz (ESRF)

Light sources collaborating in CALIPSOplus

CALIPSOplus partners Participant No * 1 (Coordinator) 2 3 4 Participant organisation name Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf e. V. Ankara Universitesi Aarhus Universitet Consorcio para la Construcción, Equipamiento, y Explotación del Laboratorio de Luz de Sincrotrón Country Germany Turkey Denmark Spain 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique Stiftung Deutsches Elektronensynchrotron DESY Diamond Light Source limited ELETTRA – Sincrotrone Trieste SCPA European X-Ray Free-Electron Laser Facility Gmb. H Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien und Energie Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare Installation Européenne de Rayonnement Synchrotron Karlsruher Institut fuer Technologie Lunds Universitet Paul Scherrer Institut Stichting Katholieke Universiteit France Germany UK Italy Germany Italy France Germany Sweden Switzerland The Netherlands 17 Synchrotron Light for Experimental Science and Applications in the Middle East Jordan 18 19 Societé Civile Synchrotron Soleil Uniwersytet Jagiellonski France Poland Associated partners: • European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) • Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), UK • Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht (HZG), Germany

CALIPSOplus work packages Tailor-made for SMEs User tools for access Trans-national Access (Tama. TA) and data management Trans-national Access to the Light sources collaborating in CALIPSOplus Dissemination and Training European Light Sources for Metrology On Industrial Innovation plus One-Nanometre-Precise (ELSIIplus) Optics (Moo. Npics) Striving for Sustainability Demonstrator of a Photon Science Analysis Service (Daa. S) of Photon Science in Europe

CALIPSOplus Joint Research Activities JRA 1 - Metrology On One-Nanometre-Precise Optics (Moo. Npics) WP leaders H. Sinn (m, European XFEL) and E. Ploenjes (f, DESY) • Development of metrology on diffraction limited X-ray optics up to single-nanometer figure error and 20 nrad rms slope error precision • Particular focus on long mirror (up to 1 m) • Collaboration with ZEISS and Winlight X • Development of software for focal spot reconstruction and fast mirror alignment to cope with spot sizes reached with these ultra-high performance optics JRA 2 - Demonstrator of a Photon Science Analysis Service (Daa. S) WP leaders M. van Daalen (f, PSI) and A. Goetz (m, ESRF) • Development of demonstrators for remote data analysis for some selected archetypal experiments • Demonstrators to be implemented at the individual facilities • Web portal to ensure users to have a common user experience • particularly interesting for experiments generating large data volumes 2 nd Meeting of European User Offices 2016 Mitglied der Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft Dr. Barbara Schramm | FSPP | www. hzdr. de

CALIPSOplus • Project start 1 st of May 2017 • 10 Mio Euro for 4 years • Kick off CALIPSOplus 18 -19 May 2017 Dresden HZDR • Kick off JRA 2 today 27 June 2017 Page 6

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CALIPSOplus NA 1 - User tools for access and data management : Budget 295'275 € (32’ 000 travel money) Data management plan Defining data ownership, data curation, data archiving and open access to data based on the data policies of the individual partners From first part of 2017 the following activities will be financed for umbrella. ID: - Promotion of umbrella. ID and the unified access platform. - Coordinated development of umbrella. ID extensions, i. e. connection to ORCID and other infrastructures such as supercomputing centers. - Technical helpdesk for the users of umbrella. ID and its attached systems (e. g. Moonshot, i. CAT). - Maintenance of the website of the umbrella. ID collaboration. - Close connection to RDA, FIM 4 R and AARC projects.

Description of work JRA 2 Task 1 ESRF Task 2 PSI • Design a platform which satisfies the requirements for Remote Data Analysis as a Service. • Package and deploy data analysis packages for at least two Use Cases / site Task 5 DESY • Gather remote data analysis requirements from typical users and test data for the use cases selected i. e. SAXS, Tomography, Diffraction (including MX). • Implement Daa. S on the local platform at the each site with remote access to compute and storage resources using dedicated hardware Task 3 ESRF resources supplied by each site • Extend and deploy the Umbrella authentication Task 6 PSI system as the standard authentication mechanism to fully support different non-web-based authentication mechanisms to be able to service a broader range of facilities (edu. Gain + JISC Assent) with differing needs and capabilities. • Test data analysis software for Use Cases with test Task 4 CELLS • Design and implement Remote Data Analysis as a Service portal demonstrator Task 7 Elettra data and users Page 15

Budget JRA 2 Beneficiaries Description PSI (leader) 30 PM 322 k€ ESRF (co-leader) 28 PM 248 k€ DESY 15 PM 120 k€ DLS 6 PM 50 k€ CELLS 12 PM 53 k€ Elettra 12 PM 64 k€ Soleil 6 PM 40 k€ observer 2 k€ EUXFEL TOT (incl. 25% indirect costs) TOT Costs incl travel 899 k€ Page 16

Deliverables JRA 2 • D 24. 1 Kickoff workshop for the CALIPSOplus partners to present their needs for remote data analysis (M 3). • D 24. 2 Blueprint on implementing a platform and manuals for the implementation at the different sites (M 12). • D 24. 3 Cross site use case requirement report including comparison of existing solutions. (Month 12) • • D 24. 4 Software packages for the selected experiment use cases ready to install and run (M 18) • D 24. 5 Report on test and deployment of mini demonstrator on at least six sites (Month 24) Page 17

Deliverables JRA 2 • D 24. 6 White paper on suitability of HNScience. Cloud and European Open Science Cloud for synchrotron and FEL applications (Month 36) • D 24. 7 Organisation of a workshop to present the results of the Daa. S demonstrator and obtain feedback from users on how this approach fits the current needs. The output of the workshop will be a white paper on how the remote data analysis needs of the photon community can be best served using modern computing paradigms (Month 36). • Page 18

CALIPSOplus Tasks of today: • Discuss on the different tasks that are presented by the partners of the JRA. • Setup coordination structure (Tel. Co’s, face-to-face meetings) • Divide deliverables between the different partners • Discuss synergies with other projects, i. e. LEAPS, Pa. NDaas resubmission, RDA interest groups. • Next steps Page 19

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