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Collaborative partners: University of Cambridge, SLAC There are several regions in Geant4 baseline geometry where new volumes of services and supports should be added. Also several existing volumes should be replaced due to detector upgrades. Purpose of the WP is to
Collaborative partners: CERN Recently unexpected overlaps have been discovered in coil cryostat tube description. They are not presented in XML and Persint and arise later when Athena is running. Reason should be in XML->GeoModel->G4 transformation or in fault of G4 Boolean
GCCEC finished reproduction of ATLAS Coil geometry on the CATIA base. Source geometry has been taken from CERN official engineering SmarTeam database. After, source geometry was fulfilled with missing parts constructed by GCCEC designers according to CDD/CERN drawings. Full geometry
Georgian Technical University (GTU) organizes conference where GCCEC was invited to represent results of execution of join collaborative project with CERN, Geneva, Switzerland. Besiki Kekelia made report about the working packages GTU and GCCEC are together proceeding for CERN (See
New member, Giorgi Batiashvili has been enrolled in Georgian CAD/CAM Engineering Center on the position of Java/PHP programmer. Contract was signed on December 1st, 2011. Giorgi Batiashvili is the student of Tbilisi State University. He has successfully passing through the
30 November, 2011, CERN. Paper Reported for Presentation: STATUS AND PLANS: COOL TAG BROWSER Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander Indico Link Presentation.pdf
Dassault Systemes published “3D Design in Nuclear Engineering” of Nikoloz Sharmazanashvili, member of GCCEC, in e0journal “3D PERSPECTIVES” http://perspectives.3ds.com/design/3d-design-in-nuclear-engineering/. Paper describes ATLAS detector 3D model built by GCCEC as a result of 5 years collaborative project with ATLAS, CERN, Geneva,
GCCEC released new album about the collaboration activity with CERN, Geneva, Switzerland. Album tells about the aims of GCCEC – participation in international IT collaborations; development of state-of-the-art IT products and formation of qualified IT professionals. Next chapter introduce 14
Founders of Georgian CAD/CAM Engineering Center organized on-line meeting of GCCEC office in Tbilisi, Georgia and office at CERN, Geneva, Switzerland. It was considered completed annual works, financial account and distribution of income in 2011. Center’s activity for the year
ATLAS Software & Computing week was held at CERN, Geneva, Switzerland. Starting from Monday, 17 of October, 2011. First time GCCEC was participating in simulation session and presenting results of comparison of G4óFLUGG geometries done in CATIA. GCCEC recently join
