EPSCI Group Meeting Feb. 1, 2021

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Agenda:

  1. Previous meeting
  2. Announcements
  3. Ongoing Activities
    • A.I.
      • Hydra
      • A.I.I.
      • Experimental Controls
    • Offsite Computing
      • NERSC, PSC, IU
      • OSG
    • DAQ systems
    • Scientific Software support
    • Experiment Support
      • EIC (EIC Software Expression of Interest meeting 1/27)
      • CPP
      • SOLID
  4. Publications
  5. AOT

Minutes:

Attendees: David L., Carl T., Nathan B., Kishan R., Vardan G., Thomas B., Graham H.

  • Announcements
    • Kishan is flying in on Feb. 19th
    • Vardan's abstract for SEA was accepted. (He just needs to choose preferred time slot.)
  • Group policy on papers
    • We discussed briefly what the EPSCI group policy on authorship of papers should be
    • The JLab DAQ group had a policy of putting everyone in the group's name on every paper they produced. The principal authors' names were listed first
    • There was some discussion as to whether we should adopt a similar policy for EPSCI or decide a'la carte
    • Consensus was that we should adopt this policy.
      • Everyone's name goes on every paper produced by group, regardless whether they had significant involvement in the work
      • Anyone may opt-out of having their name on a paper
      • Principle author's names will go first.
  • A.I.
    • Draft of Hydra paper for CPC is essentially complete
    • Draft of Hydra paper for vCHEP2021 is still just getting started
    • Complete draft of Thomas' of Early Career Award proposal is done. (A.I. is a component of it)
    • Kishan reached out to a couple of people regarding their ongoing AI projects as presented at the Town Hall meeting at the end of last summer. He will meet with Zisis and Cristiano a week from Friday on 2/12


  • Offsite data processing
    • GlueX is in production at NERSC
    • Some issues with job rates at new PSC Bridges-2 facility during the onging Early User Program
      • David will work with Igal to diagnose
  • SRO
    • Joint ERSAP + TriDAS meeting last week
      • Vardan has been in communication with Carmello on integrating ERSAP and TriDAS
      • Will meet with TriDAS group every other week
    • SAMPA chip readout
      • Still waiting on hardware guys to get INDRA setup back online
      • Vardan will contact Ed, Holly, and Alexandre C. to coordinate efforts
  • CODA
    • Vardan asked to recompile CODA components using JDE15
    • Carl working on "spacking" CODA components
  • Analysis Frameworks
    • CLARA
      • Vardan requested to build components with JDK11 as CLAS12 has seen a 20% performance improvement with that.
      • JDK8 compiled components will be kept around. Need settings to easily allow user to select which to use.
      • Report of minor bug where 1% of time processing halts after processing 1st or 2nd item. Vardan has some clues as to what is going on, but will need to investigate more. Not causing any work stoppage.
    • JANA2
      • Nathan working with Vardan to get JANA2 to compile in his (cmake) build environment
      • Nathan is working on code to autotune NUMA parameters
  • Experiment support
    • EIC
      • Nathan will be meeting with Dmitry and some students this week to discuss handing off what he has achieved so they can carry it forward into the physics reconstruction code.
      • EIC Software Expression of Interest meeting 1/27: Unclear that any clear decisions were made. Some review of previous decision to use GitHub instead of GitLab.