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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
GCCEC announced new position of IT engineer for permanent contract. Principle requirements include: • Java/PHP programming• Oracle, SQL• Linux C++ Also good level of English and communication skills are required.Potential candidate will be involved in collaborative project with CERN, Geneva,
Oct, 2011, CERN Geneva, Switzerland. Paper Reported for Presentation: FLUGG vs Muon Geometry Comparison. Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexandre
21 June, 2011, CERN. Paper Reported for Presentation: Inner Detector Services, Release 17, “Cables – Segment 1″ Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander, Tatsumi Koi, Surmava Archil, Kekelia Besik Indico Link Presentation.pdf
18 Jun, 2011, CERN Geneva, Switzerland. Paper Reported for Presentation: Draft of TAG Browser Release 10.0. Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexandre Indico Link Presentation.pdf
GCCEC announced new release 9.0 of Tag browser software to ATLAS software/computing users, Geneva, Switzerland https://atlas-coolbrowser.web.cern.ch. New features of browser include – Atl commands of DIFF, TRACE and BACKTRACE of tags according to their hierarchy in database; new possibilities of
05 June, 2011, CERN. Paper Reported for Presentation: Barrel-Endcap gap region Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander Indico Link
24 May, 2011, CERN. Paper Reported for Presentation: Inner Detector Services Authors: Sharmazanashvili Alexander Indico Link Presentation.pdf
GCCEC represents new scoring volumes on SLAC on-line meeting, Stanford, USA. New R16 volumes concern with services coming from the inner detector into Barrel-EndCAP gap region. GCCEC engineers collect 2D drawings from CERN CDD and Smarteam servers and reproduce detailed
Nick Tsutskiridze has successfully passed examine in 3D CATIA modeling with overall 19.3 credits from 20. Examine was organized after finishing of 3,5 months duration and 200hours course followed by GCCEC. Course included 4 main subjects – CATIA 2D sketching,
