The Physics Applications Software (PAS) Group in the BNL Physics
Department performs
physics applications software development
for the BNL High Energy Physics program and in particular the ATLAS experiment.
The group plays leading roles in ATLAS computing and software internationally and in the U.S.;
contributes to the detector development and physics analysis
activities of BNL ATLAS; provides software support and expertise
for the U.S. ATLAS community, complementing the U.S. ATLAS Tier 1
Computing Facility at BNL; and collaborates with wider software and computing
projects such as the
Open Science Grid (OSG).
What to learn more about ATLAS and the LHC? Check out the
ATLAS and
CERN public pages.
And don't miss the LHC rap video!
Want to learn more about high energy physics?
Check out interactions.org and
Symmetry magazine.
Group activities
- ATLAS core software
- Data storage and management
- Athena POOL event store and POOL persistency framework
- Event data storage systems and performance
- Distributed data management software
- Panda distributed production and analysis system
- Physics analysis tools and systems
- Production and Operations
- ATLAS distributed computing operations management
- ATLAS production system development and operation
- ATLAS production task management
- US ATLAS distributed data management operations
- Distributed analysis operations and user support
- ATLAS software support and QA
- U.S. ATLAS Software Librarian and software environment support
- Software development, testing and quality assurance tools
- ATLAS offline software and data validation
- ATLAS software in the U.S.
- ATLAS physics applications
- Muon reconstruction, combined reconstruction, software validation
- Open Science Grid
- OSG science applications
- OSG workload management
- Panda production services for OSG
Members
| Name
| E-mail
| Phone
| Room
|
| David Adams | dladams@bnl.gov | 6049 | 1-222 |
| Jose Caballero | jcaballero@bnl.gov | 3821 | 1-207 |
| Wensheng Deng | wdeng@bnl.gov | 7855 | M1-32 |
| Alexei Klimentov | aak@bnl.gov | CERN 76485, 77855 | CERN 32-S-C10, BNL 1-232 |
| Tadashi Maeno | tmaeno@bnl.gov | 2962 | 1-73 |
| Pavel Nevski | nevski@bnl.gov | CERN 71178, BNL 7784 | CERN 40-3-D01, BNL 1-217 |
| Marcin Nowak | marcin.nowak@cern.ch | CERN 74530, 77855 | CERN 32-S-C10, BNL 1-225 |
| Sergey Panitkin | panitkin@bnl.gov | 7784 | 1-217 |
| Maxim Potekhin | potekhin@rcf.rhic.bnl.gov | 3621 | 1-218 |
| Alex Undrus | undrus@bnl.gov | 3037 | 1-221 |
| Torre Wenaus | wenaus@gmail.com | 4755 | 1-220 |
| Visitors and Associates |
| Po-Hsiang (Barnett) Chiu, UT Arlington | barnettchiu@gmail.com | | 1-225 |
| Aaron Thor, UT Arlington | aaron.thor@gmail.com | | 1-225 |
| Shuwei Ye, Omega Group | yesw@bnl.gov | 4493 | 1-207 |
| Administrative Support |
| Linda Feierabend | feierabe@bnl.gov | 4887 | 1-71 |
General Phone Numbers
| Visitors Office 1-225 |
| Room 1-225 conference line | 5477 |
| Room 1-225 general line | 8009 |
| Meeting/Printer Room 1-226 |
| Room 1-226 conference line | 5421 |
| Room 1-226 general line | 5652 |
General Information
Site Address:
Brookhaven National Laboratory
PAS Group, Building 510A
Upton, NY 11973-5000
Telephone: 631 344-XXXX
Fax: 631 344-5078
CERN phones: +41 22 76X-XXXX
Group Leader: Torre Wenaus
Deputy Group Leader: David Adams
Administrative support: Linda Feierabend
One of ten national laboratories overseen and primarily
funded by the Office of Science of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Brookhaven
National Laboratory conducts research in the physical, biomedical, and environmental
sciences, as well as in energy technologies and national security. Brookhaven Lab also
builds and operates major scientific facilities available to university, industry and
government researchers. Brookhaven is operated and managed for DOE?s Office of Science by
Brookhaven Science Associates, a limited-liability company founded by Stony Brook University,
the largest academic user of Laboratory facilities, and Battelle, a nonprofit, applied science
and technology organization.