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At the beginning of 2020, the Nuclear Engineering Center was reorganized group of geometry, which aims to abolish its existing format and create a new group of designers that will serve two directions: Simulation and Reference-Geometry (Stream managers are Niko
Nuclear Engineering Center and Project Manager Alexander Sharmazanashvili expressed their gratitude to TRACER Group members, Levan Khelashvili, Lasha Phataridze, Nikoloz Udzilauri and Shota Kobakhidze, for their contribution and self-awareness while creating TRACER project repository on GitLab.
A new “visualization” team has been created at the Nuclear Engineering Center to work on the visualization of the ATLAS DETECTOR in the AR (Augmented reality).Users will be able to scan the real space with their devices, where they can
Georgian Technical University and ATLAS experiment has signed agreement for continuation of collaborative project that has been going on since 2010. New agreement will last for 1 year till the end of 2020. Georgian Team will work on 4 working
11 Jun, 2020, Vidyo/on-line. Paper Reported for Presentation: CppCheck and Coverity Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander, Todua Luka, Pirtskhalava Mariam Indico Link
09 January, 2020, Vidyo/on-line. Paper Reported for Presentation: CppCheck and Coverity Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander, Pirtskhalava Mariam Indico Link
01 January, 2010, CERN. Paper Reported for Presentation: Services Geometry in BarrelEndcap Gap Region Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander, Surmava Archil, Kekelia Besik Indico Link Presentation.pdf
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
