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A key to delivering high-performance scientific data stores at multi-petabyte scales and beyond is to provide an infrastructure that allows scientists to select, read, and process only the data that they need. The ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has deployed an event data store and an I/O framework designed from their inception to support efficient selective reading at many scales,...
The pool of persistent objects for LHC (POOL) project, part of the large Hadron collider (LHC) computing grid (LCG), is now entering its third year of active development. POOL provides the baseline persistency framework for three LHC experiments. It is based on a strict component model, insulating experiment software from a variety of storage technologies. This paper gives a brief overview of the...
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