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New 15 min. film has been produced about virtual engineering technology implemented for the construction of ATLAS detector, CERN Geneva, Switzerland. (Watch a film from here…) Film was built on the base of documentary film “Zero Experiment” casted by Georgian

Georgian Technical University (GTU) and GCCEC has been signed new memorandum of collaboration. This is continuation of previous memorandum signed in 2010 for 1 year. According to memorandum GTU and GCCEC will together participate in development and modification of ATLAS

World leader developer of PLM simulation and CAD software Dassault Systemes (DS) in 2010 choose successful student projects executing on CATIA platform. Work of Nick Sharmazanashvili, member of GCCEC is among of them. Nick was involved in ATLAS Technical Coordination

Four masters training students from Georgian Technical University (GTU) have been enrolled to GCCEC. Djaba Giqoshvili, Tamar Ebralidze, Nick Tsutskiridze and David Datiashvili were among of students choosen by GTU for the participation in ATLAS software development activity. GCCEC and

Dear GCCEC web site users and readers, We are apologizing for the inconvenience because of unavailability of site during the last weeks. Site was blocked by CERN authorities – Computer Security and CERN Legal services because of the reasons: –

GCCEC director mat with authorities from CERN Engineering Department – chief of department Mr. Thomas Pettersson and group leader Mr. Christophe Delamare. Meeting was organized by the initiative of LHC director Mr. Steve Mayer and chief of Engineering department Mr.

New Agreement 366-10 has been signed between Georgian Team and ATLAS collaboration, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland. Georgian team represented by Georgian Ministry of Education and Science, Georgian Technical University (GTU) and Georgian CADCAM Engineering Center (GCCEC). According to agreement Georgian team

GCCEC has modified virtual Point-1 Event Visualization display core modules. Module with tag name VP1HEPV-00-06-04 increase SoPolyhedron rendering performance more than twice – for heavy geometry scenes from 7fps up to 18fps and for light scenes from 14fps up to

ATLAS Software & Computing workshop was held at CERN, Geneva Switzerland starting from Monday, 29 November 2010 to Friday, 3 December 2010. Workshop was chaired by Kors Bos, coordinator of ATLAS software collaboration. Several plenary sessions were worked in parallel

GCCEC announced Release 8.0 of TAG Browser software with new features of on-line database searching, dynamical filtering of global tag list and 3 possibilities of channel searching – by date; by run number/Luminosity block number and by Interval of Validity.