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Multi-messenger science needs for ET Computing

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Université de Genève

Université de Genève

Département d'Astronomie Université de Genève Ecogia Chemin d'Ecogia, 16 CH-1290 Versoix Suisse
Anastasios Fragkos, Paul Laycock, Steven Schramm (University of Geneva)
Description

GWSC

The multi-messenger science program relies on low latency computing to meet its requirements.  Our current baseline assumption is that an evolution (in scale and sophistication) of the LVK low latency computing model will suffice also for the third generation of GW detectors.  This workshop is intended to subject this straw-man assumption to rigorous scrutiny, such that the low latency design proposed in the ET Computing Model document (draft required by ET-PP by the end of 2025) will meet multi-messenger science's needs.

There is no registration fee for the event.  Complimentary lunches and coffee breaks will be provided, together with a dinner on the Wednesday evening.

Due to a large overlapping event in Geneva on these dates, accommodation is more restricted than normal.  Information on accommodation and local transport is provided on dedicated pages.

Live notes
  • Wednesday 21 May
    • 1
      Arrival and Registration
    • Introduction
      Conveners: Anastasios Fragkos, Paul Laycock
      • 2
        Gentle introduction
        Speaker: Paul Laycock
        Baseline_computing_model.pdf
      • 3
        Multi-messenger science use cases
        Speaker: Giancarlo Ghirlanda (Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica - Osservatorio di Brera & INFN sezione di Milano Bicocca)
      • 4
        A baseline low latency computing model for ET
        Speaker: Paul Laycock
        Baseline_computing_model.pdf
    • 12:30
      Lunch
    • What if: What we think we need to do
      Conveners: Paul Laycock, Steven Schramm (University of Geneva)
    • 15:30
      Coffee
    • What if: Discussion
      Conveners: Anastasios Fragkos, Steven Schramm (University of Geneva)
      • 6
        Discussion
        Speaker: Steven Schramm (University of Geneva)
    • 19:30
      Workshop dinner

      Auberge Au Lion D'Or
      Pl. du Village, 1295 Tannay
      https://www.aubergeauliondor.ch/

  • Thursday 22 May
    • Writing session: Conclusions
      Convener: Anastasios Fragkos
    • 10:30
      Coffee
    • Writing session: Preparation for the symposium
      Convener: Stefano Bagnasco
    • 12:30
      Lunch
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