ATLAS ITk Production Database usage

The ATLAS detector will undergo major upgrades for operation at the High Luminosity Large Hadron Collider. To cope with the high pile-up interaction rate (with up to 200 additional interactions per bunch crossing) a new radiation-hard inner tracking detector with a fast readout is required. Building this detector will involve a large-scale manufacture of parts following a complex production flow across institutes around the globe. To maintain the tight production schedule and ensure the detector is build to specifications, continuous oversight of the collaboration activities is essential. For this purpose, a Production Database was developed. It is as a fully functional distributed data management system used by more than 140 institutions in the collaboration. It will be in use for the remaining years of construction and ten years of operation. Usage of the database is described in these proceedings.

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2024-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.22323/1.476.0958
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Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
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ATLAS ITk Production Database usage

Kenneth Gibb Wraight
Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
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ATLAS ITk Production Database usage

Kenneth Gibb Wraight
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Abstract

The ATLAS detector will undergo major upgrades for operation at the High Luminosity Large Hadron Collider. To cope with the high pile-up interaction rate (with up to 200 additional interactions per bunch crossing) a new radiation-hard inner tracking detector with a fast readout is required. Building this detector will involve a large-scale manufacture of parts following a complex production flow across institutes around the globe. To maintain the tight production schedule and ensure the detector is build to specifications, continuous oversight of the collaboration activities is essential. For this purpose, a Production Database was developed. It is as a fully functional distributed data management system used by more than 140 institutions in the collaboration. It will be in use for the remaining years of construction and ten years of operation. Usage of the database is described in these proceedings.

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