LIGO-010410-00-Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 1 LSC Data Analysis Alan G. Wiseman (LSC Software Coordinator) LIGO Scientific Collaboration.

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LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 1 LSC Data Analysis Alan G. Wiseman (LSC Software Coordinator) LIGO Scientific Collaboration University of Wisconsin -- Milwaukee

LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 2 LSC Data Analysis Goals … to use gravitational wave interferometers to test relativistic gravitation and observe the universe. »What science is realistically attainable? »How do we organize the human resources to accomplish the goal? »How do we maintain the integrity of the software? »How do we bring the data, the computational resources (hardware) and the people together?

LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 3 What science is realistically attainable? Inspiralling binary stars. -- known templates, known event rate Continuous waves (pulsar) -- known pulsars -- all-sky, all-frequency pulsar search Burst sources (short duration) -- unmodeled (or weakly modeled) -- unknown sources Stochastic Background -- probe of the early universe Caveat: with Early LIGO configurations “… it is plausible, but not likely” we will see something Therefore … Upper Limits

LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 4 Astrophysical Source Identification and Signature How to organize the human resources to accomplish the goal Detector Characterization Inspiral Source-based Analysis Groups: Focus on Determining Upper Limits. Scientific Publications CW sources Burst sources Stochastic Bg

LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 5 Upper Limits Groups Goal: Do science with engineering (E7) data exactly the way we intend to do science with science-run data. »Use/Test LDAS –Each ULG has an LDAS Integration Phase (MDC) built into the schedule »Broad Cross-Section of people (experimentalist, theorists) »Organized around four separate searches: Inspiral, Stochastic Background, Burst, Continuous waves –Currently driving motivation for code development within ASIS »Detector Diagnostics –Healthy effort (across party lines) to work on diagnostic triggers –close interaction with existing detector characterization group. »Publications: –Each group has a paper on the schedule »Originated as Internal LSC Proposals

LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 6 How do we assure integrity of the software? Rules: 1.The scientific search engine must be LAL-compliant software. [LAL= LSC Algorithm Library] -- Reusable data structures -- fault tracking -- Documentation requirements -- Functions have a prescribed interface (LDAS) 2.LIGO Data products in … LIGO Data products out. 3.Entire analysis pipeline must be tested in a Mock Data Challenge. [Blind injection of signals.] 4.Stable software environment, e.g. CVS, Software Change Control Board, bug tracking

LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 7 Pipeline Event DataBase Frame Data FRAME API DataCondAPI metadataAPI mpiAPI LAL

LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 8 Mock Data Challenges Each is undertaken as a working group Monitored by the Software Coordinator and Committee 1) Data Conditioning MDC Sam Finn. [Done] 2) MPI MDC (wrapperAPI) Patrick Brady. [Done] 3) Database MDC Peter Shawhan. [Done] 4) Scientific Inchpebbles [Spring- Summer 2001]. »Sequential Integration of all the search algorithms into the LDAS system -- Inspiral: Patrick Brady [May 01] -- Stochastic Background: [Sept 01] -- Burst (unmodeled sources): [Sept 01] -- Continuous Waves (pulsar): [Now] 5) Archive MDC 6) Integrated Science MDC

LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 9 How do bring the people and the compute cycles together? Currently: (in)formal agreements to share hardware e.g. Burst/Stochastic MDC took place at MIT, Monte Carlo for Burst Search is taking place at UWM In the future: Grid Computing Development of (non LIGO Lab) Tier II centers at PSU and UWM Mirrors of large data sets Provide access (hardware and data) for LSC members Provide resources for exploratory work

LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 10 LSC Data Analysis Goals … to use gravitational wave interferometers to test relativistic gravitation and observe the universe. »What science is realistically attainable? »How do we organize the human resources to accomplish the goal? »How do we maintain the integrity of the software? »How do we bring the data, the computational resources (hardware) and the people together? LSC Data Analysis White Paper Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 and 6

LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 11 How LIGO Works Impinging gravitational wave causes one arm to stretch and the other to contract. Causing a fringe shift at the photo diode. LIGO design goal: Arm length of 4km measure h =  L/L ~ which is an astrophysically interesting target

LIGO Z LIGO Scientific Collaboration -- UWM 12 The Grid in Grid Computing Analogy with the electrical power grid »you don’t care where or how power for your toaster is generated »you just want results (toast!) Grid computing to provide robust, uniform, access to distributed high performance computing resources »don’t necessarily know (or care) from where cycles are delivered »you just want to do science Evolve to include access to computing resources AND data »robust access to data, both raw or “real” and derived or “virtual” data