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Science Tools Development Resources For DC 2

Science Tools Development Resources For DC 2. James Peachey GSFC/L3. Timetable and Build Cycles. How much development time is there between now and DC 2? Build 9 5/31 - 7/8 Week 5: 6/27 - 7/1 Build 10 7/11 - 8/19 Build 11 8/22 - 9/30 Checkup 3 Build 12 10/3 - 11/10

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Science Tools Development Resources For DC 2

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  1. Science Tools Development Resources For DC 2 James Peachey GSFC/L3

  2. Timetable and Build Cycles • How much development time is there between now and DC 2? • Build 9 5/31 - 7/8 Week 5: 6/27 - 7/1 • Build 10 7/11 - 8/19 • Build 11 8/22 - 9/30 Checkup 3 • Build 12 10/3 - 11/10 • Build 13 11/14 - 12/23 Freeze/test/bug fix • Who is available and what are they working on? • Jim Chiang Likelihood, Obs/Orb Sim, IRFs, and more • Navid Golpayegani Installers • Masa Hirayama Pulsar Tools, Databases, file formats • James Peachey Pulsar Tools, GRB Tools, infrastructure • Aymeric Sauvegeon Catalog Tools • Many others are contributing, but these are the core developers who can or do spend a large fraction of their time on Science Tools. • In summary, there are roughly three builds and five developers to get everything done.

  3. What Needs Doing? • Currently planned development in major tool areas, as discussed earlier. • Writing user level documentation. • Handling support issues. • Installation/runtime environment • Windows support • What else? • Changes to current Science Tool interfaces? • Are parameters sensible? • Can we simplify interfaces by making tools smarter? • Changes to Science Tool functionality? • New IRFs • Joint fits for LAT/GBM data • New Science Tools? • Temporal burst profile tool • IRFs visualization • Canonical Root-FITS converter

  4. What Are Our Priorities? • Three builds * five developers / (planned development + bug fixes + documentation + checkup 3 + Windows support + installer + science + other responsibilities) = Not a whole lot of time or resources for new projects! • Goal of this session: priority queue of Science Tools development projects, with a view toward a successful “extended” checkup 3 and successful DC 2!

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