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Virtual Observatory & HORIZON project H. Wozniak 1, and HORIZON 2 consortium 1 CRAL 2 CEA/SAp, CRAL, IAP, LERMA, LUTH Horizon project: computational astrophysics on massively parallel systems to understand structure formation in the universe 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 2 1

HORIZON project: high-level objectives up to 4 years Computational modelling of cosmological structures formation. Prediction of observational signatures as a function of various physical scenarios. Promote state-of-the-art expertise in parallel programming and applied mathematics in computational cosmology. Put together several experts in the field to share knowledge and software, and optimize use of supercomputer centres. Provide to the scientific community an easy access to top quality simulations data, as well as educational and public outreach. 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 3 HORIZON project: main workpackages The HORIZON Project is organized in 4 large thematic actions Inside each theme, well identified task packages can be found, and for each task : a task manager a calendar deliverable products. The 4 thematic actions are: Mathematics applied to galaxy formation Parallel programming and distributed computation Virtual observations and data bases Physical processes and initial conditions 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 4 2

HORIZON project: organization PI: Romain TEYSSIER (CEA, Saclay) co-pi: Jean-Michel ALIMI (LUTH, Observatoire de Meudon) co-pi: Stéphane COLOMBI (IAP, Paris) co-pi: Francoise COMBES (LERMA, Observatoire de Paris) co-pi: Bruno GUIDERDONI (CRAL, Lyon) 6 geographical nodes SAp R. Teyssier Saclay IAP S. Colombi Paris Obs Paris F. Combes Paris Obs Paris J.-M. Alimi Meudon CRAL B. Guiderdoni Lyon LAM L. Athanassoula Marseille Horizon scientists are responsible of a work package (MoU) and have full access to the hardware and software infrastructure of Projet Horizon: 30 scientists Executive committee validates day-to-day operations (5 co-is among Horizon scientists) Scientific committee issues recommendations and scientific objectives to the project. 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 5 HORIZON project: simulations 3 cosmological simulations (DM+hydro, RAMSES code, 1024 3 particles/cells): 500 h -1 Mpc: grand structures, clusters Will run on Mare Nostrum (as project of DEISA Extreme Computing Initiative (DECI)) 100 h -1 Mpc: focused on galaxy formation (to be compared to GalICS semi-analytical modelling) 20 h -1 Mpc: re-ionization, primeval Universe Other kind of simulations open-box chemodynamical simulations of isolated galaxies (Wozniak et al.) Interacting galaxies (Combes et al.) Cluster of galaxies (Sauvageot et al.) Etc. 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 6 3

HORIZON project: computer infrastructure Extreme Computing Initiative at European level (DEISA) 10 6 CPU hours per year on national supercomputer centers (IDRIS, CINES, CCRT) Shared resources on HPC1 (funded by INSU and CEA) Mini-grid : 1 quad AMD on each node (funded by IN2P3 and INSU astroparticles ) 3D visualization servers (funded by Universities) 1 bi-opteron dual core at Lyon to provide access to data and services 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 7 Computer infrastructure Supercomputer centers HPC1 Post-processing on large data sets Jobs submission Visualization, Post-processing on Small data sets Mini-grid Horizon Paris Meudon Saclay Lyon Marseille 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 8 4

Partnership with HPC1 Hardware and Software support on working days 3 master nodes 64 Go each available full time 200 000 CPU hours for 3 years in 2 possible configurations Compact: 5 additional nodes for 95% of the time OR Distributed: 50 additional nodes for 5% of the time Annual planning with HPC1 team 5 To storage Integration within Horizon Mini-grid (VPN, SSH) with RENATER + 100 Mbits 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 9 HORIZON project: databases and VO Will use GalICS as a prototype (Guiderdoni et al.) http://galics.cosmologie.fr/ or http://vo.iucaa.ernet.in/galics/ The GalICS/MoMaF Database of Galaxies includes information on: the physical properties of galaxies, their location in dark matter structures, the merging history trees that link their progenitors and descendants, the rest-frame spectral energy distributions in the ultraviolet, optical, infrared and submillimeter wavelength ranges; and the absolute and apparent magnitudes in many photometric bands ranging from the ultraviolet to the submillimetre. 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 10 5

Relational database -> data structure (http://galics.iap.fr/) box halo galaxy Physical props. Physical props. Hierarchical links, Hierarchical links, Cosmological quantities at each snapshot (e.g. redshift, number of halos, mass of stars) Spatial information. Rest-frame magnitudes. Mock Images Observer-frame spectra cone Spatial information, Apparent magnitudes. Rest-frame spectra 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 11 Films 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 12 6

HORIZON project: databases and VO Databases hosted by Nuclear Physics Computing Centre in Lyon (CC IN2P3) Future WEB services: horizon-vo.univ-lyon1.fr (not yet opened) Databases definition in progress VO framework: SITOOLS developed by CNES (French Space Agency) and Cap Gemini. open-source interface to provide access to data and services Already used in Space Labs: DB COROT, CASSINI, VVDS (IAS, CESR and LAM) 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 13 SITools is based on a concept of services: interconnected by a virtual Web Services bus, offering a global service which includes basic services added-value services (AVS), accessed by one or more client applications. The system may run locally, on a single machine, or be distributed over several machines or even several laboratories. SITools defines 5 types of basic service which can be "plugged in" to the SITools virtual bus : On-line catalog : provides access to metadata and data accessible on-line. Off-line catalog : identical to the On-Line Catalog Service with batch access to data. Repository : links all accessible services to form a global system; Command Processing : end-to-end management of user commands, User Space : manages the command and processing result space, where the user will find command results. A SITools instance has one repository, one user space, one command processing, and may has many catalogs. SITools & Virtual Observatory As SITools design was done in VO logical concepts (from the interoperability point of view), it s not a big challenge to integrate VO capabilities. All the services are Web-services, catalogs are linked through synonyms, which could be UCDs, SITools has also the capability to use an added value service to handle VO protocol queries (SIAP, SSAP, VOQL, ) and to transform results in VOtable format. A study is undergoing for, initially, developing an AVS which can reply to a SIAP request. 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 14 7

HORIZON project: data format and models Many numerical codes used in the project: ENZO, RAMSES, PMGRAV, MULTIZOOM, [GADGET] 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 15 HORIZON project: science cases for Horizon-VO H. Wozniak 1, J. Blaizot 2, J. Devriendt 1, F. Legrand 3, et consortium HORIZON 4 1 CRAL 2 MPA Garching 3 IAP 4 CEA/SAp, CRAL, IAP, LERMA, LUTH 8

Halo catalogue maker cone + z limit DM simulation (e.g. MoMaF2) DM Halos (properties, merging trees) 1 2 Comparisons of catalogues, statistical tools, etc. VO tools: Aladin, VOPlot, Mirage, 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 17 Halo catalogue maker cone + z limit DM Halos (properties, merging trees) DM simulation + gas Galaxies catalogue maker cone + z limit Galaxies (properties, SF history) 1 2 Calibration (spectra, luminosities, etc.) Pop. Synthesis code Galaxies Comparisons of catalogues, statistical tools, etc. VO tools: Aladin, VOPlot, Mirage, 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 18 9

Halo catalogue maker cone + z limit DM Halos (properties, merging trees) DM simulation + gaz Catalogue Particles maker cone + z limit Particles (properties, SF history) 1 2 SkyMaker (instrument/telescope) Calibration (spectra, luminosities, etc.) Spectral synthesis code (Wild)-field images (Michel-Dansac & Wozniak 2004) Comparisons of images, Statistical tools, etc. VO tools: Aladin, VOplot, Mirage, VOSpec, WESIX (SExtractor), GALMORPH (GIM2D), etc. 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 19 Produits et codes HORIZON RAMSES Snapshot DM part. HaloMaker / TreeMaker Haloes S.A. Galaxies GalaxyMaker Props. & Trees Props. & trees DB DB SpecMaker stars + gas GalaxyFinder GalTreeMaker Galaxies Props. & Trees DB SpecMaker Spectra VO MoMaF VO? Mock cat. DM part. Mock cat. haloes magnitude VO Mock cat. galaxies Mock cat. spectra Virtual Telescopes VO SkyMaker CUBIX Lensing maps Lensing maps SZ/Xray VO? Mock image galaxies VO? Mock image spectra 2006/02/27-28 H. Wozniak / TVO workshop 20 10