Dune Data Management Tool
By
X X, Zachary Lee and Luke Penner
Our project is a web application that will monitor data for Fermilab's Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment, also called DUNE. This application monitors data transfer between different scientific institutions around the world working on the experiment. The experiment will be constantly producing gigabytes of data for multiple years. Our project has to be robust enough to be able to monitor the potential petabytes of transfers that will occur. It also must present the data in an attractive and easy to digest manner. We have worked on this project primarily with Heidi Schellman of OSU and Fermilab, Steven Timm of Fermilab, and with contributions from other members of Fermilab. Their advice and support was critical to the success of this project.
Artifacts
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| DUNE Network Monitor Interface | Current interface of the Network Monitoring tool | Download |
| Demo of Network Monitor In Action | Here we can see a video demonstration of the tool downloading and representing the file transfer results from the DUNE servers | Download |
| System diagram | A diagram describing the flow of data used to populate our map | Download |
| Original Dune Mockup | This is the preliminary design that Dr. Schellman proposed after which we've modeled our current interface | Download |
| Alpha version screenshot | A screenshot of a very early version of our project | Download |