Gluex VO Status Report Richard Jones, University of Connecticut OSG Council Meeting, September 11, 2012
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, Gluex VO – the science Goal: discover the spectrum of exotic mesons in the mass range 1.5 – 2.5 GeV (exotic resonance region predicted by LQCD)
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, Gluex VO – the collaboration Arizona State University Carnegie Mellon University Catholic University of America Christopher Newport University University of Connecticut Florida International University Florida State University University of Glasgow Indiana University Jefferson Lab U. of Massachusetts M.I.T. North Carolina A&T State University of North Carolina Santa Maria University University of Regina University of Athens 15 institutions + Jlab ~60 members Collab. Board (6) Executive Committee Current spokesperson Curtis Meyer, CMU Schedule: Sept. 2008: CD3 start of construction May 2012: end of 6 GeV Ops. 2015: CD4 start of operations
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, Date range: OSG Usage History by GlueX
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, Date range: UConn Site Usage History by OSG
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, Date range: OSG Usage History by Gluex wallclock hours
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, GlueX offline computing plan, M. Ito, Software Readiness Review, June 7, 2012
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, GlueX offline computing plan, M. Ito, Software Readiness Review, June 7, 2012 Series of process/data challenges are planned to ramp up toward this level
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, GlueX offline computing plan, M. Ito, Software Readiness Review, June 7, 2012
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, Recent results obtained using OSG from Ph.D thesis of Igor Senderovich, August 31, 2012
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, Questions from Council members Do you have a plan There is a long way from 5M h/yr to 50M h/yr. Do you have a plan for how you are going to get there? contribute resources to OSG for Gluex simulations Doing a substantial fraction of these 50M h/yr on the OSG would be feasible, given your track record, but there is a resources gap. Is there willingness from other institutions in Gluex to contribute resources to OSG for Gluex simulations? What can we do to help What can we do to help the NP community realize the potential of the OSG for data-intensive science?
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, Plan for grid simulation challenge save only true tags keep 1% hdgeant output (HDDM) keep 1% mcsmear output (HDDM) keep 100% dana output (REST) 2000 events/s 80 kB/event 120 kB/event 2.2 kB/event 4.2 kB/event Disk space available: 40 TB events 60 days of beam ~ 1 year of running at 10 7 tags/s total processing budget to do this (once): 3M cpu-hours
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, backup slides
GlueX Collaboration Meeting, October 4-6, OSG Usage by Gluex VO Gluex VO Gluex VO created 9/2009 construction phase until 2014 Experiment is in construction phase until 2014 Usage increasing with demand for Monte Carlo Growth has slowed as work increases to digest the results Task: Task: simulation of background QCD photoproduction (Pythia) Purpose Purpose: develop cuts to suppress background, measure leakage from minimum-bias events into signal sample after cuts, requires very large statistics MC samples, shared between analysis tasks. Plans: saturate at the level 5-10M cpu.hr/yr until physics data collection begins ca Strategy: glideinWMS – support from OSG admins outstanding ! run periodusage 9/2009 – 9/ khr 9/2010 – 9/ Mhr 9/2011 – present2.1 Mhr