Name: Montenegro, Budva, Becici, 28 september - 02 october 2015
Start: 2015-09-28T06:00:00+02:00
End: 2015-10-02T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Budva, Becici, Hotel Splendid, Conference Hall

<center><span style="font-family: verdana; font-size: 20px; color: #275c86;">Montenegro, Budva, Becici, 28 september - 02 october 2015</span></center>

from Monday, 28 September 2015 (06:00) to Friday, 2 October 2015 (19:00)

Monday, 28 September 2015
09:00
09:00 - 10:00
Contributions

09:00 Welcome of Minister Education - Predrag Boshkovic

09:05 Welcome of JINR - Victor Matveev (JINR)

09:10 Welcome of CERN - Tadeusz Kurtyka (CERN)

09:15 Welcome of Russian Ambassador - Sergei Gritcai

09:20 Welcome of France Ambassador to Montenegro

09:25 Welcome of Swiss Ambassador to Montenegro

09:30 Welcome of NEC’2015 Local Organizing Committee - Slobodan Backovic

09:35 Welcome of NEC’2015 Local Organizing Committee - Andrey Khrgian

09:40 Welcome of sponsors (IBS Platformix, Jet Infosystems, Niagara)
10:00 The JINR Scientific Program - Victor Matveev (JINR)
The JINR Scientific Program
- Victor Matveev (JINR)
10:00 - 10:30
10:30 The CERN scientific programme – is there life after Higgs? - Livio Mapelli (CERN)
The CERN scientific programme – is there life after Higgs?
- Livio Mapelli (CERN)
10:30 - 11:00
Although the flagship of CERN physics is the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the CERN scientific programme is varied and diversified. It extends to low-energy nuclear physics, antiproton experimentation and fixed target experiments at intermediate energies. After the Higgs discovery in 2012, an intense activity has started to prepare for the future. While the high priority still remains the LHC with an important investment foreseen for the upgrade to high-luminosity, attention is being put to diversifying the scientific programme (e. g. neutrino physics) and to the high-energy frontier (linear collider studies and future circular collider studies). In this time following the Higgs discovery, physicists need to remain more then ever open, looking for the answer to the fascinating question: Is there life after Higgs?
11:00 Coffee break
Coffee break
11:00 - 11:40
11:40 Collaboration of CERN with CIS and South-East-European countries - Tadeusz Kurtyka (CERN) Christoph Schaefer (CERN)
Collaboration of CERN with CIS and South-East-European countries
- Tadeusz Kurtyka (CERN)
- Christoph Schaefer (CERN)
11:40 - 12:10
12:10 The evolution of the WLCG Grid - Ian Bird (CERN)
The evolution of the WLCG Grid
- Ian Bird (CERN)
12:10 - 12:40
The Worldwide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG) has been in production for more than 10 years supporting the preparations for, and then the first run of the LHC. It has shown itself to be one of the pillars of the infrastructure necessary to enable the rapid production of physics results from the LHC, and has been in constant use at a very high load since its first introduction. However, even from the first months of real data flowing in 2010, the computing models and the WLCG infrastructure itself have been evolving to adapt to the realities of real data, and the real use cases of the experiments. In particular, the data management services have responded to the significant capabilities of the global network available to LHC, far above that anticipated, and the requirement to optimise data placement and movement. Concepts such as global data federations and intelligent data placement and caching have been introduced. In recent years, virtualisation and cloud technologies have become more and more important and are now an important piece of the WLCG technology. Since the experiments and WLCG itself receive offers of computing not just from the pledged resources, but also in the form of opportunistic resources in private and pulic clouds, in HPC machines, and various other sources such as volunteer computing, the foreseen evolution of WLCG must be to make use of this pool of opportunity, and to not restrict itself to “grid” or “cloud”, but to adapt and easily incorporate heterogeneous resources as they are made available. This talk will summarise the experience of Run 1, and how the WLCG is anticipated to evolve during Run 2 and in preparing for the LHC and detector upgrades.
12:40 LUNCH
LUNCH
12:40 - 14:10
14:10 Large-scale data services for science: present and future challenges - Massimo Lamanna (CERN)
Large-scale data services for science: present and future challenges
- Massimo Lamanna (CERN)
14:10 - 14:40
CERN IT operates the main storage resources for data taking and physics analysis mainly via three system: AFS, CASTOR and EOS. Managed disk-storage amounts to about 100 PB (with relative ratios 1:10:30). EOS deploys disk resources evenly across the two CERN computer centres (Meyrin and Wigner). The physics data archive (CASTOR) contains about 100 PB so far. We are also providing sizeable resources for general IT services most notably OpenStack and NFS clients. This is implemented with a Ceph infrastructure for a total capacity of ~1 PB (which we scaled up for testing by a factor of 10). Recently a new service, CERNBOX, has been added to provide file synchronisation and sharing functionality (more than 2000 users). We will describe the operational experience and plans for the future - Data services for LHC data taking (new roles of CASTOR and EOS) - Experience in deploying EOS across multiple sites - Experience in coupling commodity and home-grown solution (e.g. Ceph disk pools for AFS, CASTOR and NFS) - Future evolution of these systems in the WLCG realm and beyond, especially with the promising field of cloud synchronisation systems
14:40 Status and perspectives of Laboratory of Information Technology at JINR - Vladimir Korenkov (JINR)
Status and perspectives of Laboratory of Information Technology at JINR
- Vladimir Korenkov (JINR)
14:40 - 15:10
The report introduces the status and evolution of the information technologies at JINR. The objective of Laboratory of Information Technologies activity is to provide a further development of the JINR network and information infrastructure asked by the research and production activity of JINR and its Member States using the most advanced information technologies. The existing Central Information and Computing Complex of JINR is evolving into the Multifunctional Centre for Data Storage, Processing and Analysis aimed at providing to its users a wide range of possibilities through its main components: a grid-infrastructure at Tier-1 and Tier-2 levels devoted to the support of the LHC experiments (ATLAS, Alice, CMS, LHCb), FAIR (CBM, PANDA), NICA(JINR) and other large-scale experiments; a general purpose computing cluster; a cloud computing infrastructure; the heterogeneous computing cluster HybriLIT; an education and research infrastructure for distributed and parallel computing. Particular attention is paid to the creation of a unified information environment integrating a number of various technological solutions, concepts and techniques. Such an environment should integrate supercomputer (heterogeneous), grid- and cloud-complexes and systems in order to grant optimal approaches for solving various types of scientific and applied tasks. Necessary requirements to such an environment are scalability, interoperability and adaptability to new technical solutions. The unified environment is a complex hardware-software complex which operates 12 months a year in a 24х7 mode and uses a big variety of architectures, platforms, operational systems, network protocols and software products. The interface of the uniform environment should provide a way for organization of collective development, solution of problems of various complexity and subject matter, management and processing of data of various volumes and structures, training and organization of scientific and research processes
15:10 Status of the NICA project at JINR - Dmitry Peshekhonov (JINR)
Status of the NICA project at JINR
- Dmitry Peshekhonov (JINR)
15:10 - 15:40
The scientific program and current status of the project NICA realization is presented in the report. A new scientific project NICA (the Nuclotron based Ion Collider facility) is now under the preparation at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) in Dubna. The project is aimed at two scientific programs: the study of the hot and dense baryonic matter under extreme conditions and at the search for the phase transitions, and at the investigation of nucleon spin. Heavy ion program will be held in the energy range up to √sNN = 11 GeV/n at average luminosity of L =1027 cm-2s-1 for 192Au79+ nuclei. The energy in polarized beam collisions will rich √sNN = 27 GeV for protons and √sNN = 13.2 GeV/n for deuterons at luminosity L = 1032 cm-2s-1. The accelerator facility of the NICA complex is based on the existing superconducting synchrotron - the Nuclotron, and consists of a set of ion sources - KRION-6T, SPP and others, two linacs - HILac and LU-20, buster synchrotron and two superconducting collider rings. The scientific program will be realized on the Nuclotron extracted beams (BM@N experiment) and in the collider mode (MPD and SPD experiments).
15:40 Coffee break
Coffee break
15:40 - 16:00
16:00 Virtualization of computations - new approaches and technologies: from data storage systems to desktops - Alexander Paramonov (Candidate of technical Science, MBA, ACC)
Virtualization of computations - new approaches and technologies: from data storage systems to desktops
- Alexander Paramonov (Candidate of technical Science, MBA, ACC)
16:00 - 16:20
16:20 The main approach to Big Data parallel processing: Oracle way - Alexey Struchenko (Jet Infosystems)
The main approach to Big Data parallel processing: Oracle way
- Alexey Struchenko (Jet Infosystems)
16:20 - 16:40
16:40 Supermicro/Niagara Innovation Technologies - Dmitry Garanov (Niagara, Moscow)
Supermicro/Niagara Innovation Technologies
- Dmitry Garanov (Niagara, Moscow)
16:40 - 17:00
19:00 Welcome Party
Welcome Party
19:00 - 21:00
Tuesday, 29 September 2015
10:00
10:00 - 11:05
Contributions

10:00 Radiation Monitoring of the GEM Muon Detectors at CMS - Lubomir Dimitrov (Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy)

10:20 Trigger Module for Spectrometer with DT5742 Digitizers - Oleg Strekalovsky (JINR)

10:35 Status of the Front-end-Electronics based on the NINO ASIC for the Time-of-Flight measurements in the MPD - Mikhail Buryakov (JINR, LHEP)

10:50 Magnetic measurement system for series production of NICA superconducting magnets. Data acquisition, control and data analysis. - Vladimir Borisov (JINR)
10:00 - 18:00

11:05 Coffee break
Coffee break
11:05 - 11:25
11:25
11:25 - 12:10
Contributions

11:25 Electronic devices for multichannel setups in FLNR. - Aleksey Kuznetsov (JINR)

11:40 NEW BEAM DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM FOR MASHA SETUP - Stefan Motycak (JINR)

11:55 Groundbased complex for checking the optical system of the TUS experiment - NIKOLAY GORBUNOV (JINR)
12:10 LUNCH
LUNCH
12:10 - 14:00
14:00
14:00 - 15:10
Contributions

14:00 Status of the Nuclotron and NICA control system development. - Evgeny Gorbachev (JINR)

14:30 Multidetector system for nanosecond tagged neutron technology - Maxim Karetnikov (All-Russia Research Institute of Automatics)

14:50 New trends in development of “Active Correlation” Technique - Yury Tsyganov (JINR)
15:10 Coffee break
Coffee break
15:10 - 16:10
16:10 Triggering, Data Acquisition, Control Systems
Triggering, Data Acquisition, Control Systems
16:10 - 18:10
Contributions

16:10 Development of tools for real-time betatron tune measurement at Nuclotron - Dmitrii Monakhov (JINR)

16:25 The thermometry system of superconducting magnets test bench for the NICA accelerator complex - Georgy Sedykh (JINR)

16:40 TANGO Standard Software for Nuclotron Beam Slow Extraction Control - Vasily Andreev (VBLHEP JINR)

16:55 Low Level Radio Frequency system of NICA linac - Ilya Shirikov (-)

17:10 DAQ software in MPD experiment NICA - Ivan Filippov (JINR)

17:25 L0 Trigger unit prototype for BM@N setup - Victor Rogov (JINR)

17:40 Data acquisition electronics at BM@N - Andrey Terletskiy (JINR)

17:55 Slow Control system at BM@N experiment - Dmitry Egorov (JINR)
Triggering, Data Acquisition, Control Systems
Triggering, Data Acquisition, Control Systems
16:10 - 17:55
Contributions

16:10 New Analog Electronics for the New Challenges in the SHEs Synthesis - Alexey Voinov (JINR)

16:25 DeLiDAQ-2D ─ a new data acquisition system for position-sensitive neutron detectors with delay-line readout - Svetlana Murashkevich (JINR)

16:40 Data acquisition system for focal plane detector of mass separator MASHA - Aleksey Novoselov (JINR)

16:55 ESIS KRION-6T beam emittance measurement device - Dmitriy Ponkin (LHEP JINR)

17:10 Host-based data acquisition system to control pulsed facilities of the accelerator - Victor Zamriy (JINR)

17:25 Automatization of control channel 8 of Phasotron at DLNP of JINR - Andrey Yudin (Vladimirovich)

17:40 Creating interactive video broadcast system at VBLHEP - Ivan Slepov (JINR)
Wednesday, 30 September 2015
09:00
09:00 - 09:45
Contributions

09:00 Real-time flavour tagging selection in ATLAS - Lidija Zivkovic (Institute of Physics Belgrade, Belgrade, Serbia)

09:15 The ATLAS Jet Trigger Software and Performance for LHC Run 2 - Lee Sawyer (Louisiana Tech University, UK)

09:30 The Upgrade of the ATLAS Electron and Photon Triggers towards LHC Run 2 and their Performance - Ryan White (Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Valparaíso, Chile)
09:45 Coffee break
Coffee break
09:45 - 10:05
10:05
10:05 - 10:50
Contributions

10:05 The design and performance of the ATLAS Inner Detector trigger for Run 2 - Yang Qin (University of Manchester, UK)

10:20 A Hardware Fast Tracker for the ATLAS trigger - Needa Asbah (DESY, Hamburg, Germany)

10:35 Phase-I Trigger Readout Electronics Upgrade of the ATLAS Liquid-Argon Calorimeters - Tatsuya Mori (The University of Tokyo)
10:50 Coffee break
Coffee break
10:50 - 11:10
11:10
11:10 - 12:40
Contributions

11:10 Evolution of the use of relational and NoSQL databases in the ATLAS experiment. - Dario Barberis (University and INFN Genova (Italy))

11:40 The unified database for the fixed target experiment BM@N - Konstantin Gertsenberger (JINR)

11:55 Parallel Database support for Distributed Computing - Thurein Kyaw (Lwin)

12:10 NICA Project Management Information System - Maksim Bashashin (JINR)

12:25 Concept of JINR Corporate Information System - Irina Filozova (JINR)
12:40 LUNCH
LUNCH
12:40 - 14:00

14:00

14:00 - 20:00
Thursday, 1 October 2015
09:00
09:00 - 10:50
Contributions

09:00 CERN LHC run 2 on OpenStack - SEBASTIAN BUKOWIEC (CERN)

09:30 Desktop supercomputer: what can it do? - Alexander Bogdanov (St.Petersburg State University)

10:00 Migration of the WLCG monitoring infrastructure to a new technology stack - Julia Andreeva (CERN)

10:30 Simulation concept of NICA-MPD-SPD Tier0-Tier1 computing facilities - Gennady Ososkov (JINR)
10:50 Coffee break
Coffee break
10:50 - 11:10
11:10
11:10 - 12:30
Contributions

11:10 Study of ATLAS TRT performance with GRID and supercomputers. - Alexei Klimentov (Brookhaven National Lab) Dimitrii Krasnopevtsev (National Research Nuclear University MEPhI (RU))

11:30 EOS - evaluating object drives and non-volatile memory - Andreas-Joachim Peters (CERN)

12:00 Status of the DIRAC Project: overview and recent developments - Andrei Tsaregorodtsev (CPPM-IN2P3-CNRS)
12:30 LUNCH
LUNCH
12:30 - 14:00
14:00
14:00 - 14:45
Contributions

14:00 HybriLIT : status report - Petr Zrelov (LIT JINR)

14:30 Virtual Accelerator Laboratory: the symbolic presentation for space charge fields - Nataliia Kulabukhova (Saint Petersburg State University)
14:00 - 14:45
Contributions

14:00 Grids and Clouds in the Czech Republic - Jan Kundrát (Institute of Physics of the AS CR and CESNET)

14:15 Scientific Computing Infrastructure and Services in Moldova - Nichita Degteariov (RENAM)

14:30 Usage of cloud platform for the BY-NCPHEP Tier3 site - Vitaly Yermolchyk (NC PHEP BSU)
14:45 Coffee break
Coffee break
14:45 - 15:05
15:05 Distributed Computing. GRID & Cloud computing
Distributed Computing. GRID & Cloud computing
15:05 - 17:20
Contributions

15:05 Dynamic federation of grid and cloud storage - Furano Fabrizio (CERN IT/SDC)

15:20 Cloud infrastructure at JINR - Nikolay Kutovskiy (JINR)

15:35 Creating cloud storage system at JINR - Roman Semenov (JINR)

15:50 Optimization of over-provisioned clouds - Nikita Balashov (JINR)

16:05 BES-III distributed computing - Igor Pelevanyuk (JINR)

16:20 Parallel computing with BEAN - BES-III Analysis Framework - Evgeny Boger (JINR)

16:35 Professional simulations of neutron spectrometers and experiments by VITESS software package - Sergey Manoshin (FLNP JINR)

16:50 Performing Track Reconstruction at the ALICE TPC using a Fast Hough Transform method - Charalampos Kouzinopoulos (CERN)

17:05 Design of Web platform for science and engineering in the model of open market - Alexander Kryukov (SINP MSU)
15:20 Computations with Hybrid Systems (CPU, GPU, coprocessors)
Computations with Hybrid Systems (CPU, GPU, coprocessors)
15:20 - 16:50
Contributions

15:20 APPLICATION OF CLUSTER ANALYSIS AND AUTOREGRESSIVE NEURAL NETWORKS FOR THE NOISE DIAGNOSTICS OF THE IBR-2M REACTOR - Yuri Pepelyshev (JINR)

15:35 System of HPC content archiving - Andrei Ivashchenko (St.Petersburg State University)

15:50 Impact of Configuration Management system of computer center on support of scientific projects throughout their lifecycle - Nikolai Iuzhanin (SPbSU)

16:05 Resource and task management tools for physics applications - Ivan Gankevich (Saint Petersburg State University)

16:20 Social Data Collection and Processing Framework - Dmitry Guschansky (St.Petersburg State University)

16:35 Development of cross-platform communication library in C++, with support for multiple scripting languages: architectural pitfalls - Oleg Iakushkin (Saint Petersburg State University)
Friday, 2 October 2015
09:00
09:00 - 10:50
Contributions

09:00 ALFA: Next generation concurrent framework for ALICE and FAIR experiments - Mohammad Al-Turany (GSI/CERN)

09:30 Data analytics in the ATLAS Distributed Computing - Ilija Vukotic (University of Chicago)

10:00 Integration Of PanDA Workload Management System With Supercomputers - Alexei Klimentov (Brookhaven National Lab)

10:30 The Next Generation ATLAS Production System - Mikhail Borodin (NRNU MEPHI, NRC KI)
10:50 Coffee break
Coffee break
10:50 - 11:10
11:10
11:10 - 12:40
Contributions

11:10 dCache, Sync-and-Share for Big Data - Patrick Fuhrmann (DESY)

11:40 Complex for mega-science data modeling and processing - Eygene Ryabinkin (NRC "Kurchatov Institute")

12:10 Big Data processing: test results - Alexander Degtyarev (Professor)
12:40 LUNCH
LUNCH
12:40 - 14:00
14:00
14:00 - 16:10
Contributions

14:00 Educational Project for the STAR Experiment at RHIC - Yury Panebrattsev (JINR)

14:20 Transition to standard 3+ and optimization of the universities network in Russia - Iurii Sakharov (Dubna International University for Nature,Society and Man)

14:40 Hardware-Software Complex “Virtual Laboratory of Nuclear Fission” for LIS Experiment (Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions, JINR) - Ksenia Klygina (JINR) Victoria Belaga (JINR) Yury Panebrattsev (JINR)

14:55 Web-based Builder of Digital Educational Resources - Ksenia Klygina (JINR)

15:10 E-learning as a Technological Tool to Meet the Requirements of Professional Standards in Training of IT Specialists - Olga Tyatyushkina (Dubna Univeristy)

15:25 Adaptive educational environment in the IT field of study reacting on changes in the labor market - Yury Samoylenko (Dubna University)

15:40 Virtualization in Education - Information Security lab - Alexander Karlov (JINR)

15:55 Virtual Computer Laboratory 2.0. 3D Graphics as Service. Methodological aspects of the use in research and education. - Nadezhda Tokareva (Dubna Univeristy)
14:00 - 16:10
Contributions

14:00 NEW TECHNOLOGIES OF 2-D & 3-D MODELING FOR ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES - Evgenia Cheremisina (Dubna International University of Nature, Society and Man. State Scientific Centre «VNIIgeosystem».)

14:20 Tier-1 in Kurchatov Institute: first months of operations during Run-2 - Eygene Ryabinkin (NRC "Kurchatov Institute")

14:40 JINR TIER-1 Centre for the CMS Experiment at LHC - Tatiana Strizh (JINR)

14:55 Status of RDMS CMS Computing - Elena Tikhonenko (JINR)

15:10 Simulation Loop between CAD systems, Geant4 and GeoModel: Implementation and Results - Alexander SHARMAZANASHVILI (Georgian Technical University) Niko Tsutskiridze (Georgian Technical University)

15:25 LGD cluster LNP as a basic platform for tasks of the ATLAS Experiment - Ivan Bednyakov (JINR)

15:40 Efficient Data Management Tools for the Heterogeneous Big Data Warehouse - Victoriya Osipova (Tomsk Polytechnic University, Tomsk, Russia)

15:55 The development of hybrid metadata storage for PanDA Workload Management System - Maria Grigorieva (National Research Center “Kurchatov Institute”)
16:10 Coffee break
Coffee break
16:10 - 16:30

16:30 (in Russian)
(in Russian)
16:30 - 17:45
16:30 - 17:45
Contributions

16:30 PanDA for COMPASS at JINR - Artem Petrosyan (JINR)

16:45 Use of the Hadoop structured storage tools for the ATLAS EventIndex event catalogue. - Andrea Favareto (University and INFN Genova (Italy))

17:00 Configuration management at CERN - Ignacio Barrientos Arias (CERN)

17:15 Collaboration and decision making tools for mobile groups - Serob Balyan (Saint-Petersburg State University) Suren Abrahamyan (Saint-Petersburg State University)

17:30 Mathematical modeling of heterogeneous distributed data storages - Valeriy Parubets (National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University)
18:00

18:00 - 19:00