Activities in Asia

2008-01-15 D. Perret-Gallix 1

FJPPL steering committee meeting


Activities in ASIA

• FJPPL (France-Japan) Particle Physics Laboratory• FCPPL (France-China) “”• FKPPL (France-Korea) “”• FVPPL (France-Vietnam) “”

• ACGRID School (Vietnam): Advanced Computing and Grid technology (ICT-Asia network- MAE)

• France-Asia Particle Physics School (Les Houches)– France, China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam and

ASEAN

• Accelerator School in Vietnam, in discussion Japan-France (S. Kurokawa, A. Mueller)

France China Particle Physics Laboratory

中法粒子物理实验室FCPPL

http://fcppl.in2p3.fr

Lydia Roos(IN2P3) JIN Shan (IHEP)

• Agreement on the creation of the France China Particle Physics Laboratory signed on April 10th, 2007 in Paris, by Catherine BRECHIGNAC (CNRS), Arnold MIGUS (CNRS), Alain BUGAT (CEA), and LU Yongxiang (CAS)

• Only 4 months after the first round of discussions in Beijing during the First Sino-French Workshop on LHC physics and associated grid computing when CEA decided to join the IN2P3 initiative

• In the next 6 months after creation, 6 Chinese Universities joined FCPPL

A Sino-French network including the major partners in Particle Physics

French partners:• CEA/IRFU• CNRS/IN2P3

– CPPM– CC-IN2P3– IPNL– LAL– LAPP– IPHC– LPC Clermont– LPSC– LPNHE– LLR– Subatech

Chinese partners: • Universities

– Tsinghua U.– Peking U.– Shandong U. – Huazhong Normal U.– Nanjing U.– Dalian U. Technology

• Chinese Academy of Science – IHEP – University of Science and

Technology of China

How does it work?

• FCPPL is a Laboratory “without wall” (but not virtual)– One yearly call for proposals– One yearly workshop (1st: Jan. 2008 Marseilles, next: March

2009 Wuhan)• An 8+8-member Steering Committee decides on the

programme, selects the projects based on reviewer reports. – One yearly meeting (June 2007, Jan. 2008, next: March 2009)– Two co-chairmen: CHEN Hesheng and Michel DAVIER

• Two co-directors: JIN Shan (IHEP) & Lydia Roos in charge of the preparation of the budget, organization of meetings, workshops, and calls for proposals

The Call for Proposal

• Organized on a yearly basis• Synchronized with the French Fiscal Year (Jan.

to Dec) so that the French teams can get the money as early as possible

• No dedicated budget on the Chinese side (yet?): each team has to fund its participation itself

• Funding from both sides must be equivalent• All projects are reviewed by 1 French and 1

Chinese reviewers (among the Steering Committee or from outside)

2007 Call for Proposals:

26 proposals • LHC Physics

– Atlas (2)/CMS/LHCb/Alice• Linear Collider

– Calorimeter (2)– ATF2 final focus at KEK – positron source – High power couplers

• Physics at BES– QCD and physics – BESIII and CKMFitter

• Theory – Lattice QCD– Exotic hadrons – new physics at colliders

• Astrophysics & astroparticles– AMS– Dark Energy and Dark Matter– The SVOM experiment

• Related technologies and applications – Grid & network infrastructures– Bioinformatics grid services – Read-out ASIC – Computational Structural

Mech.– Superconducting

Technologies– CMOS sensor

2008 Call for Proposals: 25 proposals

• LHC Physics– Atlas (1new)/CMS(1new)

/LHCb/Alice• Linear Collider

– Calorimeter (2)– ATF2 final focus at KEK – positron source – TPC

• Theory – Exotic hadrons – new physics at colliders– Lattice QCD – Higgs & Susy physics

• Physics at BES– QCD and physics – BESIII and CKMFitter

• Astrophysics & astroparticles– Dark Energy and Dark Matter– Radiodetection of Cosmic

Rays– POLAR

• Related technologies and applications – Grid & network infrastructures– Bioinformatics grid services – Read-out ASIC – Computational Structural

Mech.– CMOS sensor

FCPPL First Workshop in Marseilles

January 2008

Steering Committee• KUANG Yuping, Academician,

Tsinghua Univ.

• Kuang-Ta CHAO , Academician, Peking Univ.

• CHEN Hesheng, Academician, IHEP

• QIU Juliang, Int’l Coop. CAS

• YANG Zongkai, CCNU

• WANG Yifang, IHEP

• YAN Baoping, CNIC

• CHEN Gang, IHEP

• Michel SPIRO, IN2P3 or Francois LE DIBERDER • Jean ZINN-JUSTIN, CEA

• Eric KAJFASZ, IN2P3/CPPM

• Jean-Eudes AUGUSTIN, IN2P3

• Dominique BOUTIGNY, CCIN2P3

• Bertrand CORDIER, CEA

• Michel DAVIER, IN2P3

• Bruno MANSOULIE, CEA


Status of FKPPL

V. Breton, CNRS-IN2P3


A brief history

• 2005– December: first contacts between François Le Diberder, Do-

Won Kim and Marianne Noël

• 2007– April : signature of CNRS – KISTI MoU during the 3rd

session of the Korea-France joint committee for scientific and technological cooperation

– November : Visit to Korea of Blaise Pascal University president

– December : François le Diberder visit to Korea - addition of new partners and of a new project on ILC microelectronics

• 2008

– March 20th 2008: signature of the LIA creation document at the French Embassy in Seoul


FKPPL scientific projects• FKPPL focusses on particle physics and e-science

– Both require international collaboration– Particle physics is the first user community to have completely

adopted the grid technology

Project name Coordinators Partners Status

ILC calorimeter Yongmann Yang, EWHA

Jean-Claude Brient, LLR

EWHA Womans Univ., Kangnung Nat. Univ.,LPC, LLR

Approved

ILC microelectronics

Jongseo Chai, SKKU

Christophe de la Taille, LAL

Sung Kyun Kwan Univ., Korea Institute of Radiological and medical Sciencces, Pohang Accel. Lab. LAL, LLR

Approved

Grid computing S. Hwang, KISTI

D. Boutigny, CC-IN2P3

KISTI, CC-IN2P3 Approved

WISDOM Doman Kim, CNU

V. Breton, LPC

Chonnam Nat. Univ., KISTI, Kangnung Nat. Univ., LPC

Approved

ALICE Yongwook Baek, KNU

Pascal Dupieux, LPC

Kangnung Nat. Univ. LPC Submitted


FKPPL Roadmap

• July 14 – 25: Grid school at Seoul National University– Installation of grid services– User tutorial– Advanced tools for data analysis

• July 21 (tent.): first Steering Committee meeting


• No scientific research without computing expertise

• Experimental design, simulation, experiment construction, data taking, data analysis, model interpretation and theory development All these activities need computing support

•New computing tools are complex and need training

•ACGRID stands for:•Advanced Computing

•Distributed computing: GRID, BOINC•General purpose Advanced Tools: ROOT, GEANT4, TAVERNA•Software engineering: Languages, CASE, Databases, •Artificial Intelligence: Symbolic manipulation, Genetic algorithm,•New architectures (multi-core): parallelism, …

•Grid• Access to massive computing power

Computing in Research


•Use of the IoIT Network and Teaching Infrastructure.•In addition

•35 new computers installed•25 GRID servers + 10 desktops

•5 GRID nodes are been installed•IoIT(Hanoi), HUT, MS&T, IFI, IoIT(HCMC) •Steering committee (Vietnam, France, Taiwan)

•GRID: Opening for new collaborative projects•Nuclear and Particle Physics•Alert system for Avian Flu (IFI, MICA, IoIT, …) + Korea + China + Japan (?)•…

• Next “Regional Do Son ACGRID School” in discussion, maybe in 18 months

The first EGEE GRID node

Gateway to a more ambitious projectVirtual lab FVPPL Patrick Aurenche


Part of the 35 computers


Also fun …Ha Long bay excursion


Organizers and Sponsors

CNRS- International Relation Direction

ICT-ASIA network: French sponsored IT programme in Asia: Foreign Affairs Ministry, CNRS, INRIA, GET, …

Taiwan Academy Sinica: EGEE GRID

HealthGrid: the CD-ROM proceedings

IN2P3: National Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics (CNRS)IoIT: Institute of Information Technology (VAST)


Thanks• VAST President Dang Vu Minh and Vice President Chau

Van Minh for their continuous support to the Do Son ACGRID school.

• IoIT (Institute of Information Technologies)– Director: Vu Duc Thi co-chair of the scientific committee of the

ACGRID school– Vice-director Luong Chi Mai– Director of Telecom dept: Tran Anh Ngo co-organizer with

Vincent Breton– All IoIT Staff… particularly Vu Trong Hieu

• The regional CNRS office in Hanoi– Director: Bernard Mely– Assistant: Trinh Le Tuyet

• French Embassy in Hanoi– Scientific and Higher education Attaché: Alexis Rinckenbach


Thanks• All the School Professors:

– FR: Jean Salzemann, Matthieu Reichstadt, Vincent Bloch, Nicolas Spalinger, Sébastien Incerti

– UK: Georgina Moulton– CH: Nicolas Maire– TW: Hung-Chun Lee– CERN: René Brun,

• All Symposium Speakers– FR: Francois Le Diberder. Dominique Boutigny – JP: Akiya Miyamoto Toshikazu Ebisuzaki, Takashi Sasaki – TW: Simon Lin– VN: Nguyen Tien Dung, Do Van Long, Nguyen Ngoc Binh,, Gang

Chen• All the students

– More than 100 students did register (Vietnam, Lao, Malaysia, Korea, China… )

– We could only accepted 45 for technical limitations.


France-Asia Particle Physics SchoolLes Houches (France) Sept. 15-26

Irfu-IN2P3

• Autumn 2008, a new era of particle physics will begin with the start of LHC.

• Two-week pre-doctoral school:– Future PhD students and young physicists from Far-East and

France– Theoretical and practical tools necessary to address this new

experimental field. – Building fruitful relationships, crucial to the future of particle

physics

• Main topics : Standard Model, Higgs boson physics, new phenomena, instruments and detectors, colliders.


Scientific directorsJose OCARIZ (LPNHE université Paris 7/IN2P3), Didier Vilanova (Irfu, CEA-Saclay)

International committeeFKPPL : Vincent BRETON (LPPC – CNRS/IN2P3), Ok-Hwan BYEON () FJPPL: Denis PERRET-GALLIX (LAPP – CNRS/IN2P3), Fumihiko TAKASAKI (IPNS, KEK)FCPPL : JIN Shan (IHEP), Lydia ROOS (LPNHE – CNRS/IN2P3)

Local organisation committee • Patrick AURENCHE (LAPP – CNRS/IN2P3)• Philippe CROCHET (LPPC – CNRS/IN2P3)• Emi KOU (LPT - Université Paris-Sud)• Sandrine LAPLACE (LAPP – CNRS/IN2P3)• Julie MALCLES (Irfu, CEA-Saclay)• Cécile RIMBAULT (LAL - CNRS/IN2P3)• Patrick ROBBE (LAL - CNRS/IN2P3)

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