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V.Gavrilov 1, I.Golutvin 2, V.Ilyin 3, O.Kodolova 3, V.Korenkov 2, L.Levchuk 4, E.Tikhonenko 2, S.Shmatov 2,V.Zhiltsov 2 1- Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics, Moscow, Russia 2- Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia 3 – Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics, Moscow, Russia 4 – National Scientific Center, Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology, Kharkov, Ukraine GRID’2012 JINR, Dubna, July 20, 2012 CMS Experiment Data Processing at RDMS CMS Tier 2 Centers CMS Tier1 and Tier 2 Sites
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Russia Russian Federation Institute for High Energy Physics, Protvino Institute for Theoretical and Experimental Physics, Moscow Institute for Nuclear Research, RAS, Moscow Moscow State University, Institute for Nuclear Physics, Moscow Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute, RAS, St.Petersburg P.N.Lebedev Physical Institute, Moscow Associated members: High Temperature Technology Center of Research & Development Institute of Power Engineering, Moscow Russian Federal Nuclear Centre – Scientific Research Institute for Technical Physics, Snezhinsk Myasishchev Design Bureau, Zhukovsky Electron, National Research Institute, St. Petersburg Georgia High Energy Physics Institute, Tbilisi State University, Tbilisi Institute of Physics, Academy of Science,Tbilisi Ukraine Institute of Single Crystals of National Academy of Science, Kharkov National Scientific Center, Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology, Kharkov Kharkov State University, Kharkov Uzbekistan Institute for Nuclear Physics, UAS, Tashkent Dubna Member States Armenia Yerevan Physics Institute, Yerevan Belarus Byelorussian State University, Minsk Research Institute for Nuclear Problems, Minsk National Centre for Particle and High Energy Physics, Minsk Research Institute for Applied Physical Problems, Minsk Bulgaria Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy, BAS, Sofia University of Sofia, Sofia JINR Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna Composition of the RDMS CMS Collaboration the RDMS CMS Collaboration was founded in Dubna in September 1994 RDMS - Russia and Dubna Member States CMS Collaboration
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RDMS Full Responsibility RDMS Participation ME1/1 HE SEMEEE FS HF RDMS Participation in CMS Construction
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Data Processing and Physics Analysis Reconstruction & Object Performance Calibration and alignment Monte Carlo simulation Design, production and installation of Detector System(Upgrade Activity) H-like (125.2 GeV) Z 0 Z 0 4 RDMS activities in CMS ME1/1 muon chambers designed and produced in Dubna
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RDMS CMS T2 association Now Future interest Analysis Groups Exotica: T2_RU_JINR Exotica: T2_RU_INR HI: T2_RU_SINP QCD: T2_RU_PNPI Electroweak: T2_UA_KIPT Top: T2_RU_SINP FWD: T2_RU_IHEP Object/Performance Groups Muon: T2_RU_JINR e-gamma-ECAL: T2_RU_INR JetMET-HCAL: T2_RU_ITEP H-like Z 0 Z 0 2 2e
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Forward Physics Observation of diffraction in minbias events at LHCSINP MSU Study of 2 jet production in hard single diffraction IHEP, SINP MSU, Erevan Study of 2 jet production in central diffraction IHEP, ITEP, SINP, Erevan Search for BFKL effects at di-jet production PNPI, ITEP,INR Higgs Search for Higgs bosons in decays into 2 photons, 4 leptons, 2 leptons JINR, ITEP, MSU, Kharkov and 2 jets, 2 leptons and 2 neutrinos QCD Measurement of the gamma+jet cross-sections JINR, ITEP, SINP Study of Bose-Einstein correlations JINR Study of jet shapes JINR, ITEP, SINP Study of jet fragmentation SINP MSU, ITEP EWK Measurement of DY muon pair production JINR, Minsk, Gomel Measurement of forward-backward asymmetry in muon pair productionJINR Measurement of triple boson couplings Minsk Top physics Observing the t-channel single top process IHEP, SINP SUSY Search for sleptons and lepton flavor number violation INR Exotics Search for heavy neutrino and W R INR Search for new resonances (extra dimensions, Z’ and other exotic states) in DY JINR Search for non-resonance di-muon signals from ADD and compositeness JINR Heavy Ion QGP hard probes (heavy quarkonia and jets) and soft probes (elliptic flow) SINP MSU, LPI RDMS CMS in Physics analysis
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8 CMS T2 requirements Basic requirements to CMS VO T2 sites for Physics group hosting: a) info on contact persons responsible for site operation b) site visibility (BDII) c) availability of CMSSW actual version d) regular file transfer test “OK” e) Certified links with CMS T1: 2 up and 4 down f) CMS Hammer Cloud test “OK” g) Nominal T2-site: 9.8 kHS06 of Processing Resources 620TB of Disk space: 30TB of Stage- ‐ Out Space 200TB of Group Space (100TB per group) 150TB of Central Space 120TB of Regional Space 120TB of User Space (~40 Users of 3TB each)
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T2 readiness requirements Site visibility and CMS VO support Availability of disk and CPU resources Daily SAM availability > 80% Daily HummerCloud tests efficiency > 90% Commissioned (active) links TO Tier-1 sites ≥ 2 Commissioned (active) links FROM Tier-1 sites ≥ 4
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RDMS CMS sites availability during last month
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Status of RDMS sites readiness on 18 July, 2012 ( R –Ready; NR – Not Ready)
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CPU time consumed by CMS VO at all CMS sites and at RDMS CMS sites (August 2011-July 2012) 267,434,620 kSI2K 11% - consumed by Russian CMS users All CMS sites RDMS CMS sites
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Moscow 1 Gbps (ITEP, SINP MSU, LPI) IHEP (Protvino) 1 Gbps JINR (Dubna) 20 Gbps INR RAS (Troitsk) 1 Gbps PNPI (Gatchina) 1 Gbps KIPT (Kharkov) 1 Gbps SCPPHE (Minsk) 34 Mbps ErPI (Erevan) 34 Mbps IHEP (Tbilisi) 34 Mbps INRNE (Sofia) 100 Mbps RDMS CMS connectivity
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Data transfer volumes and rates (August 2011 – July 2012) 14 To Russian CMS sites From Russian CMS sites ~ 400TB ~ 160TB
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Data transfer volumes and rates (August 2011 – July 2012) 15 >5 TB From T2_UA_KIPT to CMS sites To T2_UA_KIPT site ~ 80TB
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CMS group-site associations for RU&UA sites: Space summary 16 July, 2012 April, 2012 July, 2012
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JINR-KIPT Common Activities in CMS Computing Support Cooperation between JINR and KIPT (Kharkov, Ukraine) has been supported by 3 grants of Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR) and Ukrainian Academy of Science: 08-07-90410-Ukr_a (2008-2009) “Preparation of LIT JINR (Dubna) and NSC KIPT (Kharkov) computing centers for CMS (CERN) distributed data analysis on the base of grid technologies” – completed (see: Bunetsky O. O. et al., Preparation of NSC KIPT and JINR Grid-Infrastructures for Data Analysis at the CMS Experiment (CERN), P11-2010-11, Dubna, 2010, http://www1.jinr.ru/Preprints/2010/011%28P11-2010-11%29.pdf) 10-07-90400-Ukr_а (2010-2011) “Support and development of LIT JINR and NSC KIPT grid-infrastructures for CMS distributed data processing during the first two years of LHC operation” – completed 12-07-90402-Ukr_а (2012-2013) “Data processing at the LIT JINR and NSC KIPT T2-centers of the CMS grid infrastructure at high rate of the Large Hadron Collider luminosity increase” – in a progress
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RDMS Remote Operation Centres Monitoring of detector systems Data Monitoring / Express Analysis Shift Operations (except for run control) Communications of JINR shifter with personal at CMS Control Room (SX5) and CMS Meyrin centre Communications between JINR experts and CMS shifters Coordination of data processing and data management Training and Information 18 JINR ROC was founded in 2009 as a part of GRID-based JINR Tier-2 MSU/IHEP ROCs were started-up two years after
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Summary RDMS Computing infrastructure allows a proper support of the CMS Data Processing and Analysis Tasks Tier-2 sites are fully satisfied to CMS Computing Requirements they are involved actively into data processing and analysis (as of CMS Physics Groups associated sites) CMS Regional Operation Centers in JINR/MSU/IHEP/FIAN are operated for remote monitoring of detector systems and data express-analysis A few sites want for increasing of their resources and operation stability A stable and successful operation of several RDMS CMS Tier2 centers and years of operating experience force us to the proposal to create the LCG Tier-1 center as an integral part of the central data handling service of the LHC Experiments in Russia (CMS Tier-1 in Dubna)
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