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CompF5: End user analysis
Working Group Co-Conveners
Name | Institution | |
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Gavin Davies | Mississippi | gsdavies[at]phy.olemiss.edu |
Peter Onyisi | Texas | ponyisi[at]utexas.edu |
Amy Roberts | UC Denver | AMY.ROBERTS[at]UCDENVER.EDU |
Description
- Functional areas
- Making plots and tables
- Statistical tools
- Making it easier for users to analyze data (single namespace, data delivery, … )
- Mandate
- Define end user analysis and describe the end user analysis needs of the stakeholders
- What are the end user analysis resource needs and performance needs of the stakeholders?
- Coordinate tightly with “Storage and processing resource access” working group, do we need to integrate data aggregation more tightly into the data layer?
- What are technology solutions (both hardware and software) that are or will be used by the stakeholders?
- What is the evolution of these technologies?
- How are these solutions embedded in industry solutions or solutions used by other science domains?
- questions about statistical tools, to be filled
- Ensure balance between ROOT/C++ experts and new technology experts
- version control ♦
- slack and similar tools
- ZOOM, Skype
- What tools are used/needed by the stakeholders to develop code collaboratively, to communicate?
- How is the intra stakeholder communication working, how will it work in the future?
- Proprietary software, licenses ♦
- VMs, containers ♦
- Integration of external packages into experiment software stacks
- What are other science domains using, what is industry using?
Items marked with ♦ are also being considered by CompF8: Reinterpretation and long-term preservation of data and code. Our groups will discuss these items once we have identified needs within our individual working groups.
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