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Welcome!

What are these pages?

This is the new location for documentation created and used by LBNE members. As of October 2014, these pages are deployed on a "field trial basis". They are created and maintained using Mediawiki. Reasons for which we decided to make a move to Mediawiki are documented on a separate page.

based on the following:

• It pays to use an industry-standard tool which enjoys considerable community support and benefits from enormous development effort already invested in it over the years. Mediawiki powers tens of thousands of sites including major industrial companies and government organizations (source).
• All indications are that the learning curve to start using it is fairly trivial
• In many trials, the Redmine system used to manage some of the content created by and for LBNE personnel did not really satisfy the previous two bullet points, in part because it's main intention is to manage projects and documentation does not represent its central design motivation. This is reflected in the product which is not intuitive and where navigation is somewhat hampered when the user's goal is developing and browsing documentation. Installation base of Redmine is considerably less than that of Mediawiki.

These are some useful links for getting started with Mediawiki:

• Formatting text in Mediawiki (markup)
• MediaWiki FAQ
• Mediawiki User's Guide - information on using the wiki software.

BNL pages

• Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL)
• BNL Physics Department
• Electronic Detector Group at BNL
• LBNE group at BNL: weekly/biweekly meeting

Useful LBNE links

• The Long-Baseline Neutrino Experiment: Exploring Fundamental Symmetries of the Universe
• P5 report
• Official LBNE page at FNAL
• LBNE Document Database at FNAL (a.k.a. DocDB). Password is required. There are many ways to query the system, and the most widely used is by the unique ID number assigned to the document by DocDB.
• "Redmine". An integrated project and content management system used at FNAL.
• FIFE - Fabric for Frontier Experiments. A project at FNAL aiming to implement collaborative and shared solutions, mainly for the Intensity Frontier Experiments.

LBNE Computing

Organization

• Computing Effort Organization
• Computing Planning Process
• Priorities
  • General Priorities
  • Preparations for the 35t LArTPC Prototype Test
• Computing Calendar
  • Standing meetings
    • List of important simulation and reconstruction meetings, including DAQ and 35t related topics
    • FNAL Indico Pages for the biweekly Software and Computing conference call
  • Upcoming events
    • Upcoming Collaboration Meeting: January 22nd-25th 2015 (links TBA)
  • Recent Events
    • Collaboration Meeting in February 2014
    • Collaboration Meeting in July 2014

Major Software Components and Tools

• art, a suite of tools, libraries, and applications for processing detector events.
• worch, a meta-build orchestration system based on waf framework.