Workshop Welcome and Introduction

Overview

Teaching: 15 min
Exercises: 0 min

Questions

• What should I expect in participating in this workshop?

Objectives

• Introduce instructors and mentors.

• Provide overview of the three schedule.

• Spotlight helpful network provided by Slack channel.

DUNE Computing Consortium

The goal of the DUNE Computing Consortium is to establish a global computing network that can handle the massive data dumps DUNE will produce by distributing them across the grid. It coordinates all DUNE computing activities and provides to new members the documentation and training to acquaint them with the specific and DUNE software and resources.

Coordinator: Heidi Schellman (Oregon State University)

Welcome Session Video

Tutorial Instructors

Organizers:

• Claire David (York University / FNAL)
• David DeMuth (Valley City State University)

Lecturers (in order of appearance in the schedule):

• Michael Kirby (FNAL): storage spaces
• Steven Timm (FNAL): data management
• Tom Junk (FNAL): LArSoft
• Kenneth Herner (FNAL): grid and batch job submission

Mentors

• Amit Bashyal (ANL)
• Carlos Sarasty (University of Cincinnati)

Schedule

The workshop spans three days.

Support

There will be live documents linked from Indico for each Zoom session. You can write questions there, anonymously or not, and experts will reply. The chat on Zoom can quickly saturate so this is a more convenient solution and proved very successful at the previous training. We will collect all questions and release a Q&A after the event.

You can join DUNE’s Slack: dunescience.slack.com. We created a special channel computing_training_may2021 for technical support, join here.

Key Points

• This workshop is brought to you by the DUNE Computing Consortium.

• The goals are to give you the computing basis to work on DUNE.