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Monthly meeting for Dark Matter Test Science Project:
Focus of this meeting:
Zoom details:
TOPIC: DM Science Project for EOSC-Future discussion room
WHERE: LU Zoom meeting: https://lu-se.zoom.us/j/68795908985?pwd=azBRcXhrTFpFMFpaZVVYT3dwZDVkdz09
You can also join the meeting by entering the following information in the Join a meeting dialogue or in the Zoom app:
Meeting ID: 687 9590 8985
Password: DarkMatter
Live notes (editable during the meeting, ask for editing permission if you want to edit them outside the meeting):
https://docs.google.com/document/d/17OFPp6f7TPPBIgY8QXxiWy8TSK1uVMJoHNV9PeV2hXY/edit?usp=sharing
Updates & action items from last meeting in November
EOSC Future WP6 meeting
Ian/Caterina gave an update at the meeting on 22/11/2021.
Wiki (private, I suspect, but will be screen-shared): https://wiki.eoscfuture.eu/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1806172
EOSC Future User Group
Caterina is part of the EOSC Future User Group. Upcoming activities:
Dear EOSC Future User Group members,
We hope this email finds you well. Please find here the recent key updates concerning the User Group activities.
1. Profiling Survey finally online!
As anticipated earlier, to make good use of your time and expertise we would like to run a profiling exercise to better understand the activities and topics you like to be involved with in the future as part of your commitment to the EOSC Future User Group.
We kindly ask you to respond to the EOSC Future User Group Profiling Survey on EOSC Portal [link] by Friday 17th of December, 23:59 CET.
Thank you in advance. Your work and contributions in the User Group will be highly valuable!
2. EOSC ESFRI Workshop
As mentioned at the EOSC Future User Group kick-off meeting, an EOSC ESFRI workshop will be organised on 25-26 January 2022. The workshop aims at fostering the liaison among ESFRI Research Infrastructures and EOSC and understanding how they will be working together. On Tuesday 25th of January 2022 (from 11:00 to 16:00 CET including a lunch break) there will be three sessions that we would like you to attend remotely.
You can attend the meeting in remote and you do not need to prepare any material before the meeting. We would like to hear your voice during the session.
That is why we have added a question in the profiling webform (Question 11) about your availability. As the format of the last session of the day strongly depends on your participation please inform us if you are available to participate to the event (25 January from 11 to 16 CET).
More details on the agenda of the event will be shared later on.
3. Confluence Wiki page
We have created a public wiki page where you can find up-to-date information and all the material shared within the User Group in one place (eg. Introductory Webinar recording and slides, links to the surveys). The wiki page will be supplemented and updated along the way.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.
Thank you in advance.
Wishing you a nice weekend.
Best regards,
Iiris Liinamaa
Project Coordinator
Project Acquisition and Development
CSC - IT Center for Science Ltd.
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Currently (before Dec 2021):
Running ATLAS code on local resources to reinterpret dilepton limits in terms of DM mediators. This includes two steps:
MC generation step for signal templates to get fiducial cross-sections
Comparing fiducial cross-sections to limits
[Optional: there is an upgrade Z’ search for HL-LHC, but it’s not fiducial]
January-March 2022
Work towards Snowmass whitepaper effort (deadline of 15 March 2022)
Baseline: produce plots as above with inputs from future colliders from local resources
Target: put step 2. data/software on ESCAPE catalogue
Onboarding of scripts/software → procedure is defined already
Inclusion of cross-sections in data lake (small files)
Optional: Make Jupyter notebook
Optional / next step in this period: also do step 1 on ESCAPE catalogue
Alongside this: work on the second ATLAS data analysis (Z’+MET)
Before summer 2022:
do step 1 on ESCAPE services
Test RECAST for dilepton analysis
Keep working on Z’+MET
Keep designing VRE for this and future use cases
End of 2022: Z’+MET ATLAS data analysis ready with RECAST implementation
After this point:
Onboarding of software
Inclusion of (a lot of) data in the data lake
This requires authentication so that ATLAS people only access this
Data Lake
DAC21 concluded with success, exercise logbook: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qWBLLL7h5MxuCiwNZvCOGioC1ZnshjW-iit2xOO0ZbM
From last time: anyone with IAM credentials can upload data
Reproducible analysis (REANA) workflows: data+computing steps+software+environment:
Understand better what the scientific goal is
Common analysis environment where data is fetched from rucio, workflows preserved on zenodo are run, users upload their environment. Make it work outside CERN.
Discuss interface: whether jupyterhub (currently datalake as a service) with Reana extension (similar to rucio extension, already exists), or terminal on Reana platform would be preferable from physicists’ point of view
To ensure persistence in time (ESCAPE facilities will expire), migration to Swan will be required
Prepare a demo instance for Citizen Science with the data from Jared and Pooja, running on external resources.
Documentation for new users:
Creating operational Data Lake-Rucio documentation by going over all the tickets that the developers created