1. Installation Sites

2. Active SAM-Grid Sites  The following sites are actively used for different types of jobs Monte Carlo – production of simulated events Reconstruction – form of data filtering Merging – aggregate the output of jobs to maximize storage efficiency

3. Fermilab, USA – CDF, D0  SAM-Grid test bed location  Will do reconstruction starting Jan 05  Host for auxiliary services Resource Selection Web Monitoring

4. Manchester University, England – D0  Monte Carlo  Merging  Reconstruction

5. Centre de Calcul, France – D0  Monte Carlo  Merging  Reconstruction

6. University of Wisconsin, USA – CDF, D0  D0 Monte Carlo Merging Reconstruction  CDF Develop Monte Carlo

7. GridKa, Germany – CDF, D0  D0 Monte Carlo Merging Reconstruction  CDF Prototype Analysis

8. FZU-GRID, Czechoslovakia – D0  Czech University, Prague  Monte Carlo  Merging

9. Southern Analysis Region, USA – D0  Group of institutions  Monte Carlo  Merging  McFarm – integrated system dedicated to running Monte Carlo jobs. Some are SAM- Grid accessible  Active – University of Texas at Arlington (2 clusters), Langston University, Louisiana Tech University

10. Lancaster University, England – D0  Monte Carlo  Merging

11. Scotgrid, Scotland - CDF  Prototype of Monte Carlo

12. SAM-Grid Prototype Sites The following sites were involved in the construction of the SAM-Grid Prototype for analysis jobs.

13. SAM-Grid Prototype Sites Rutherford Appleton Lab, England – CDF, D0 Michigan State University, USA - D0

14. SAM-Grid Prototype Sites University of Toronto, Canada - CDF University of Michigan, USA – D0

15. SAM-Grid Prototype Sites University of Wuppertal, Germany – D0 Kyungpook National University, Korea - CDF

16. SAM-Grid Prototype Sites Imperial College, England – D0 Rutgers State University, USA – CDF

17. SAM-Grid Prototype Sites Texas Tech University, USA - CDF