Trends 2017

Program Preview

May 2: Symposium:

• Donald Geesaman - Nuclear Physics in a Decade
• Stefan Hoeche (SLAC) - tba
• Martin Savage (INT) - Nuclear Physics Computing in a Decade

May 3-5: Workshop

• Resource Management

• Salman Habib (ANL) - tba
• Katie Anypas (NERSC) - Supporting Data Intensive Science at NERSC

• Interplay of I/O, Computer and Storage

• Simone Campana - Computing needs and models for the High-Luminosity LHC
• Shawn McKee (MICDE) - The OSiRIS Project: Collaborative Access to Data
• Katherine Riley (ANL) - tba
• Al-Turany, Mohammad - ALFA: A common concurrency, message based framework for ALICE and FAIR experiments

• Machine learning for enhancing scientific productivity

• Michael Wlliams (MIT) - Machine Learning and Real-Time Analysis at LHCb

• Software Portability and Reusability

• Kyle Cranmer (NYU) - tba
• Jim Pivarski (Princeton/FNAL) - tba
• Quincey Koziol (NERSC) - Scientific Data Management with HDF5
• Panel discussion about how to start and maintain software projects that can be shared and become common infrastructure components

• Common infrastructure components

• Torre Wenaus (BNL) - The HEP Software Foundation and NP
• Makoto Asai (SLAC) - Geant4 past, current and future
• Wouter Deconick (William & Mary) - Aligning Data Analysis and Computing with Non-Research Physics Careers
• Panel discussion on similarities and differences of HEP and NP computing