HTCondor Week 2021

Session

Collaborator Presentations

May 25, 2021, 1:00 PM

Virtual

23. High-throughput horizon screening for invasive species at USGS

Richard Erickson (USGS)

5/25/21, 1:00 PM

The US Geological Survey (USGS) is currently leading a horizon scanning for new invasive species for the United States (US). This horizon scan is using a climate match to assess how climate in potential invasive species’ non-US range matches the climate in different parts of the US. We developed a high-throughput assessment using HTCondor to examine 8,000+ species. We will describe our...

35. Building better tools with the help of the Open Science Grid

Nick Cooley (University of Pittsburg)

5/25/21, 1:20 PM

26. Evolution of the CMS Submission Infrastructure to Support Heterogeneous Resources

Marco Mascheroni (CERN)

5/25/21, 1:40 PM

The landscape of computing power available for the CMS experiment is already evolving from almost exclusively x86 processors, predominantly deployed at WLCG sites, towards a more diverse mixture of Grid, HPC and Cloud facilities, incorporating a higher fraction of non-CPU components, such as GPUs. The CMS Global Pool is consequently adapting to the heterogeneous resource scenario, aiming at...

25. LIGO Monitoring and the Grafana Dashboard

Michael Thomas (LIGO)

5/25/21, 2:00 PM

9. HTCondor in a Digitization Workflow : Helping Preserve Cultural Heritage

David Lamarche (Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec)

5/25/21, 2:20 PM

Digitization is an important aspect of the preservation and promotion of heritage materials. Once physical documents are too fragile or damaged to manipulate, the digital copy often becomes the only version that is available to the public. The digitization workflow must produce files that reliably meet high standards.

The combination of cycle scavenging and distributed computing of HTCondor...