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Introduction to the ILDG session

Introduction to the ILDG session. T. Yoshie CCS, Tsukuba March 11 2009 Tsukuba WS “Perspectives on Light Quark Simulations through machine, algorithm and ILDG. Status and Statistics. proposed in 2001 Two working groups and ILDG board Metadata WG to design QCDml

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Introduction to the ILDG session

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  1. Introduction to the ILDG session T. Yoshie CCS, Tsukuba March 11 2009 Tsukuba WS “Perspectives on Light Quark Simulations through machine, algorithm and ILDG

  2. Status and Statistics • proposed in 2001 • Two working groups and ILDG board • Metadata WG to design QCDml • Middleware WG to standardize interface among RGs and develop system • Board to supervise WGs and coordinate activities • 1st stage construction completed in 2007 • already used • to open data to the public • to share data within collaboration

  3. Statistics of the ILDG as of June 2008 • ILDG continues stable operations • ILDG is becoming an important infrastructure • QCDml satisfies all current community requirement • Middleware is working as designed

  4. summarize status • D. Pleiter(30min) Middleware working group summary • C. Maynard(30min) Metadata working group summary • discuss issues and future directions • Metadata capture, Data conversion, Data Curation, Data provenance, Encouraging other groups, ILDG paper, Funding

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