As Rubin operations nears, the need for complete scientific analysis pipelines and science infrastructure is clear. Many different groups in the Rubin community, including Rubin Data Management and the US/Chilean and international science communities, are invested and engaged in preparing analysis software and infrastructure to enable science at LSST scales and complexity. This session will bring together all those working on and interested in LSST software development to achieve our common goals through discussion of infrastructure/science analysis requirements, ongoing activities and – crucially – identification of where resources and/or effort are still needed. 
The session is closely aligned with the goals of the newly formed Rubin Software Forum that aims to increase the visibility of software efforts across the community, and to identify shared infrastructure and resources. The LINCC Frameworks team has brought together the community to identify a plethora of cross-cutting use cases, while the recent IDACs workshop discussed the resources that are available and needed and to meet  these and other science use cases. The TVS Software Task Force has carried out multiple software development training sessions, based on material developed by Software Carpentry. The session includes presentations from the Rubin Project, science communities and coordination groups to present and review science analysis infrastructure, software best practices, and more, with a goal of initiating discussions that can continue beyond the PCW.

No Recording is Available for this Session. 

Agenda

• Introduction
• DM - Frossie Economu
• TVS Software Task Force - Alex Razim
• S/W best practice & lessons learned from DESC - Mike Jarvis
• In-kind resources - Agnès Ferte & Knut Olsen
• LINCC Frameworks - Jeremy Kubica
• Discussion
   

Meeting ID: 959 7970 7573
Passcode: 590442