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KISTI remote control room for CDF and Belle II collider experiments
Kyungho Kim1, Kihong Park1,2, Kihyeon Cho1,2
1Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information, Daejeon, 34141 Korea.
The Journal of the Korean Physical Society
|April 10, 2023
Summary
Researchers established a remote control room for particle physics experiments, enabling anytime, anywhere data acquisition. This innovation allows continuous collider experiments, even when scientists are off-site, enhancing research efficiency.
Area of Science:
- Particle Physics
- High-Energy Physics
- e-Science
Background:
- Particle collider experiments traditionally require on-site presence.
- The need for continuous data acquisition and remote access is growing.
Purpose of the Study:
- To establish an e-Science paradigm for anytime, anywhere particle physics research.
- To develop and implement a remote control room for data acquisition (DAQ).
Main Methods:
- Development and integration of a remote control room at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI).
- Implementation of on/offline shifts for conducting collider experiments remotely.
- Integration of international networks, security, DAQ systems, data transfers, and monitoring systems.
Main Results:
- Successful adoption of remote control room operations for CDF and Belle II experiments.
- Demonstrated feasibility of conducting particle physics experiments off-site.
- Presented results from shifts conducted in the KISTI remote control room.
Conclusions:
- The remote control room facilitates continuous particle collider experiments.
- This setup supports the e-Science paradigm for flexible and accessible research.
- The KISTI remote control room enhances global collaboration and data acquisition capabilities.
