High Performance Online-Data-Analysis (aka fast-feedback) infrastructure, services and software for upcoming photon-science experiments - requirements, plans and proposed solutions.
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Europe/Berlin
Seminarroom 4b (Building 1b)
Seminarroom 4b
Building 1b
Martin Gasthuber(DESY), Sergey Yakubov(DESY)
Description
Looking ahead 3-5 years, we anticipate that both data volumes and data rates from detectors at light source facilities will continue to grow, and that ever more sophisticated experiments by researchers will place correspondingly more intense demands on storage and computing capacity. Experiments employing fast area detectors impose the most severe requirements on the IT infrastructure in terms of network bandwidth, storage capacity and compute power. A move towards on-the-fly processing where possible as a means of handling the data deluge from modern detectors and ever more brilliant light sources, delivering final results (3D volume, ptychographic reconstruction) and not retaining every data frame indefinitely. These, also called near-real-time data analysis, targeted for - rapid experiment feedback, data reduction and many more.
This meeting aimed for bringing together interested people in that topic from various sites, presenting and discussing plans, work-in-progress or currently used solutions
