Speaker
Reinsvold Hall, Allison
(US Naval Academy)
Description
We will discuss the training and on-boarding initiatives currently adopted by a range of High Energy Physics (HEP) experiments. On-boarding refers to the process by which new members of a collaboration gain the knowledge and skills needed to become effective members. Fast and efficient on-boarding is increasingly important for HEP experiments as physics analyses and, as a consequence, the related software becomes ever more complex with growing datasets. The HEP Software Foundation (HSF) held a meeting series in Summer 2022 where 6 LHC and non-LHC experiments showcased their initiatives. Here we summarise and analyse these initiatives and attempt to determine a set of best practices for current and future experiments.
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Primary authors
Skidmore, Nicole
(University of Manchester)
Lieret, Kilian
Lukashenko, Valeriia
David, Claire
(York University (CA) / FNAL (US))
Schellman, Heidi
(Oregon State University)
Benelli, Gabriele
Carlson, Ben
Veatch, Jason
Deconinck, Wouter
(William & Mary)
Hernandez Villanueva, Michel
(DESY)
Hageboeck, Stephan
Reinsvold, Allison
Morris, Andy
Malik, Sudhir
(University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez)
Reinsvold Hall, Allison
(US Naval Academy)
