1. IceCube Institutional Memorandum Of Uderstanding (MOU)
    2. Scope of Work
    3. Faculty:
    4. Post Docs:
    5. Ph.D Students:
    6. Master Students:
    7. Resource contribution to Computing by the Bonn IceCube Group and the University

Last updated: May 2, 2010

 



IceCube Institutional Memorandum Of Uderstanding (MOU)


Scope of Work

 
Labor Cat.
Names
WBS L3
Tasks
WBS 2.1
WBS 2.2
WBS 2.3
WBS 2.4
WBS 2.5
Grand Total
       
Program Management
Detector Maintenance & Operations
Computing & Data Management
Triggering & Filtering
Data Quality, Reconstruction & Simulation Tools
 
 
KE KOWALSKI, MAREK

   

Administration Pubcom member
0.10
               
0.10
      Physics Filters cascades WG Co-Lead            
0.25
   
0.25
      TFT Coordination TFT Board member            
0.10
   
0.10
    KOWALSKI, MAREK Total    
0.10
       
0.35
   
0.45
PO Boeser Sebastian Run Coordination Run coordinator    
0.50
           
0.50
    Boeser Sebastian Total        
0.50
           
0.50
GR FRANCKOWIAK, ANNA Physics Filters Alert System for follow-up            
0.10
   
0.10
    FRANCKOWIAK, ANNA Total                
0.10
   
0.10
  HOMRIER ANDREAS Physics Filters Alert System for follow-up            
0.10
   
0.10
    HOMRIER ANDREAS Total                
0.10
 
0.10
    PANKNIN, SEBASTIAN Reconstruction Tools IC-40 L3 processing               0.20
0.20
    PANKNIN, SEBASTIAN Total                   0.20
0.20
    UBONN GR Detector Monitoring Detector Monitoring    
0.03
           
0.03
        Reconstruction/ Analysis tools Reconstruction/ Analysis tools                
0.20
0.20
    UBONN GR Total        
0.03
       
0.20
0.23
UBONN Total        
0.10
0.53
   
0.55
0.40
1.58
   


Faculty:

Marek Kowalski - pubcom, TFT, cascades-wg co lead , coordination with ROTSE


Post Docs:

Sebastian Boeser– Run Coordinator


Ph.D Students:

Sebastin Panknin – Level 3 cascade reconstruction, IC-40 L3 processing

Anna Franckowiak – operation of optical follow-up

Andreas Homeier – operation of optical follow-up


Master Students:

Martin Stür – filtering and reconstruction tools for cascade


Resource contribution to Computing by the Bonn IceCube Group and the University

The installment and operation of the computing cluster includes:

1.  Hardware for a new IceCube Computer Cluster (start-up funds from the University)

2.  High quality Computing Space, cooling, power & network (provided by Physics Institute)

3.  System administration (.3 FTE sys-admin) (start-up funds from the University)

 

1., Hardware for a new IceCube Computer Cluster

As part of the start-up package, the University Bonn supports the installment of a computer cluster that is dedicated to IceCube research. The budget for the hardware is 250.000 Euro and will be funded in equal shares by the University and the DFG, assuming successful evaluation of the proposal to the DFG. While a positive evaluation of the proposal is very likely, the funds will not become available before 2010.

 

2 Computing Space, cooling and power & Networking

The Physics Institute provides high quality space, cooling and power. The IceCube group is provided with space locally in the PI, that is dedicated and well suited for intensive research computing (i.e. high-bandwidth connections & cooling facilities are available). The facility is currently hosting the 800-node cluster of the ATLAS groups. The University carries electricity costs that arise due to operation of the cluster.

 

3. System administration

The Bonn University provides 17kEuro per year in funding. The system administration for the computing cluster will be approximately .3 FTE, financed through IceCube start-up funds obtained from the University (i.e. 17.000 kEuro per year for 3 years). The administration of the cluster will be a joined effort with the ATLAS-HEP groups at the PI (joined effort is 1 FTE). If there is need for further system administration it will be provided from within the IceCube group.

 

 

 

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