January 2020

Collaborative partners:   University of Massachusetts Amherst Consolidation of the Development of an ATLAS Web-based event Display ATLAS has access to two web-based javascript applications for displaying events and geometry, namely: Phoenix l , the Hep Software Foundation event display; and Tracer2.

Collaborative partners:   University of Pittsburgh Simulation of radiation and background levels in an underground experiment rely heavily on an accurate description of the geometry of the detector and of the experimental hall: equally important is the chemical composition (materials) of all

Collaborative partners:   (INFN) National Institute for Nuclear Physics, Max Planck Institute Provision of support for the geometry description files, that have to-date been provided by the Georgian group, for a period of 2 years, i.e. 2021 and 2022. This support should

Collaborative partners:   University of Edinburg There are several regions of the geometry used in the Geant4 simulation where volumes representing service and support structures are missing or described by insufficient detail. Moreover, volumes representing structures that will undergo modifications during the