Scientific Program

The 2023 conference will follow the normal CHEP format of plenary and parallel sessions.

The call for abstracts will open 16 August 2022 and will close on 17 November 2022. Exceptional contributions may be proposed for promotion to a plenary talk by the Program Committee. All accepted talks and posters will be allocated space in the published proceedings of CHEP 2023. The proceedings will be published in an open access journal after papers have been peer reviewed under the supervision of the Program Committee.

Submissions

Abstract acceptance notifications should occur after 19 December 2022.

  • Parallel talks are allotted a total time of 15 minutes, including questions.
  • Plenary talks are allotted a total time of 30 minutes, including questions.
  • Oral presentation slides should be prepared in 16:9 widescreen format.
  • Posters are requested to be in A0 portrait format (841 mm W x 1189 mm H). Posters will be on display the day before and of their poster session. Posters will be recycled if not picked up prior to after their session. Tuesday Poster Session should be prepared to bring their poster on Monday and find their assigned positions. Thursday Poster Session may begin to set up their posters on Wednesday morning.

All accepted talks and posters will be allocated space in the peer-reviewed proceedings of CHEP 2023. The paper submission and review will be scheduled after the conference. Please refer to the conference Indico site for detailed speaker instructions.

Abstract guidelines (Abstract Submission opens 16 August 2022!)

Selection of talks and posters will be made on the basis of submitted abstracts. Parallel talks and posters will be organized in twelve tracks, as indicated in the table below. The Program Committee will decide which contributions will become oral presentations, and which become posters. Exceptional contributions may be proposed for promotion to a plenary talk by the Program Committee.

  • The recommended length of your abstract is 150-250 words, but there is no hard limit.
  • Submitters of abstracts are required to select an appropriate track; optionally a second choice of track can be indicated; an abstract will be assigned by the reviewers to only one track.
  • Consider carefully the track to which you wish to submit your paper - submitting to the wrong track will slow down the process.
  • If you would like your abstract to be considered for promotion to a plenary talk, please indicate that.
  • If you have difficulty selecting a track from the list, please send an email to chep2023-pc-chairs@jlab.org explaining the problem.

Submitters are also asked to make sure that their email addresses and those of the proposed presenters are their primary email addresses.

CHEP 2023 - Data and Metadata Organization, Management and Access - DOMA & MOMA

List of Tracks Associated Keywords
Track 1 - Data and Metadata Organization, Management and Access Storage management frameworks; data access protocols; object, metadata and event store systems; content delivery and caching; data analytics; FAIR data principles; non-event data; data classification; online and offline databases.

Track 2 - Online Computing

Data acquisition; high-level triggers; streaming and trigger-less data acquisition; online data calibration; online reconstruction; real-time analysis; event building; configuration and access controls; detector control systems; real-time analytics and monitoring; trigger techniques and algorithms; hardware trigger algorithms.
Track 3 - Offline Computing MC event generation; detector simulation; fast simulation; offline reconstruction; detector calibration; detector geometries; data quality systems; data preparation; physics performance.
Track 4 - Distributed Computing Grid middleware; monitoring and accounting frameworks; security models and tools; distributed workload management; federated authentication and authorisation infrastructures; middleware databases; software distribution and containers; heterogeneous resource brokerage.
Track 5 - Sustainable and Collaborative Software Engineering Software frameworks; collaborative software; sustainable software; software management, continuous integration; software building; testing and quality assurance; software distribution; programming techniques and tools; integration of external toolkits.
Track 6 - Physics Analysis Tools Analysis algorithms; object identification; object calibration; analysis workflows; lattice QCD; theory calculations; high performance analysis frameworks.

Track 7 - Facilities and Virtualization

Cloud resources; HPC and supercomputers; deployment of virtual machines and container technologies; anything-as-a-service; private and commercial clouds; dynamic provisioning; networking; computing centre infrastructure; management and monitoring; analysis facilities
Track 8 - Collaboration, Reinterpretation, Outreach and Education Collaborative tools; reinterpretation tools; analysis preservation and reuse; data preservation for collaboration; outreach activities; open data for outreach; training initiatives; event displays; open science cloud initiatives.

Track 9 - Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Machine learning algorithms; machine learning for online; machine learning for simulation and reconstruction; machine learning tools and techniques for analysis; machine learning for reinterpretation; massive scale machine learning; hyperparameter optimization.

Track 10 - Exascale Science

Algorithm scaling; exascale computing models; exabyte-scale datasets; exaflop computing power; generic algorithms; weak scaling.

Track 11 - Heterogeneous Computing and Accelerators

Compute accelerators; concurrency in software frameworks; accelerator-as-a-service; FPGA programming; software design and implementation for heterogeneous architectures; heterogeneous resource usage for online and offline.
Track 12 - Quantum Computing Quantum computing for theory calculations; quantum computing for event generation, simulation and reconstruction; quantum computing for analysis; quantum computing applications.