ARCHIVED: CMT VERSION
(10/20/2010)

This section of the workbook is intended for: SAS software developers; subject matter experts (SMEs); and people interested in analyzing the LAT's performance - as opposed to people interested primarily in performing Science Analysis. Much of the content of this section is therefore organized around development tools. Links are also provided to some of the key legacy documents

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Disk Space News:

  • Individual User Work Space on SLAC Public. A new 9 TB user disk is now online. Initial, user-based quotas have been set at 1 GB per user. To learn how to access it, see Individual User Work Space.
  • Group Work Space.

    Web Access to Group Work Space. All collaboration members have web access to the work space of the groups listed in the table below, enabling them to browse and download files. (See Fermi LAT Groups Disk Browser.)

    Write Access to a Group Work Space. Members of a work group who require write access should contact the group's Disk Czar. (See Group Work Space.)
 
 

Security Issue(s):

SCP/WinSCP. Be sure to use SCP or WinSCP (which are based on the SSH protocol) to transfer computer files between a local and a remote host, or between two remote hosts. Do NOT use Authenticated FTP, which sends a clear-text account name and password.

Be sure to bookmark the Mirror Site, but not on your SLAC browser (in case of a power outage).

Traveling? Take the workbook with you: Download-07-00-12_archive.zip: ~300 MB zipped; ~ 370 MB unzipped.

NEW! SCons Pages:

See: GLEAM Application: Processing Real Data

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Recommended Reading:
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Notes:

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Navigating this website

There are four top-level navigation bars, color-coded red, yellow, green and blue. Note that you are currently on the rednavbar "Home" page. This page can always be accessed by clicking on the GLAST logo.

Color-coded buttons on the right of the rednavbar will take you to the three remaining sections of the workbook. Each top-level navbar has second-level and third-level navbars that are launched as appropriate in order to group related topics.

Site Maps. For a consolidated view of the navbars and buttons located in a section, click on the Site Map for that section. For convenience, the maps are displayed in a separate window, and links are provided for each topic listed on the map. New pages added to a section are reported at the top of each map, and pages that have been changed recently are flagged with a red asterisk (*).

New Users. New users will find that following the buttons from left to right on the rednavbar -- and on its 2nd and 3rd level navbars -- will, in general, guide them through the process of familiarizing themselves with the GLAST project and the Science Analysis Systems software.