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Welcome to the ATLAS Metadata Interface!
This page gives access to two ATLAS tools (choose the
https links to authenticate with your certificate)
The
Tag Collector for ATLAS software release management.
http,
https
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An
overview of all the datasets catalogued in AMI. (
http,
https
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The
simplest way of searching is by dataset name (fast) or keyword (longer,
because many fields are searched).(
http,
https
) links to the dataset search and the configuration tag interpretation
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The
advanced search lets you set search criteria on some selected fields.
N.B. By default AMI hides datasets which are deleted or known to be bad, this can be disabled when
you use the advanced search. (
http,
https
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Interpretation
of the dataset configuration tags. (
http,
https
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Once you get your results, you can refine them, either by using the selection
functions attached to the columns of your result set, or by going to the powerful "Refine Query "
interface. If you are new to databases and SQL, we advise you to work through the
tutorial before using
the "Refine Query" functions. We can also provide bookmarks to complex queries on
demand.
Latest news:
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October 2009 : A page describing how
AMI calculates
Container
Status values is available
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September 2009 : A new
pyAMI user
guide is available.
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The AMI replication to CERN has restarted 2009-09-14.
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A new version of the AMI python
client
pyAMI-03
is in the ATLAS Release from 15.4.0 up. This version allows authentication by VOMS proxy.
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CERN Read Only Server :
A new AMI server is available to browse replicated data at
http://atlas-ami.cern.ch
2009-07-03
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Replication to CERN :
started on 2009-06-09.
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Monte Carlo reconstructed HITS are now
being merged, and the recon TID datasets are deleted afterwards and removed from the
containers.
recon containers will eventually be empty. If you do not
find a particular recon dataset (mc*.recon.*_rxxx then please look for the equivalent merged
dataset ( mc*.merge.*_rxxx_t*)
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Spring 2009 reprocessing
links are in the latest news page
Tutorials
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You will find links to our own tutorials in the left hand vertical menu. The
complete tutorial takes about 90 minutes.
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The
fast track tutorial is in
the form of a FAQ .
More Information
last update = 2009-10-01
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