Abstract
The 24th International Conference on Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics (CHEP) took place at the Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide, South Australia from 4–8 November 2019. 525 registered participants took part in the conference, where there were plenary sessions as well as a wide ranging set of ten parallel tracks across all areas of work in the field and allied sciences. The conference hosted 34 plenary presentations, 370 oral presentations in parallel sessions and 131 posters.
Highlights
Australia is, by just about anyone’s measure of distance, a long way from everywhere else in the world
By just about anyone’s measure of distance, a long way from everywhere else in the world. This is especially true with regards to the focal centres of the high energy and nuclear physics communities
3.1 Venue The Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics (CHEP) 2019 conference was held at the Adelaide Convention Centre
Summary
The CHEP conference series was established in 1985, and since has been one of the most important events in the field of computing in high-energy and nuclear physics. The conference covers a broad set of topics such as online, offline and distributed computing; software development, simulation, reconstruction and analysis packages; data handling, data bases and storage solutions; clouds, virtualisation and containers; networking and facilities, including high performance computing. It provides a valuable discussion platform, enabling the exchange of ideas between physicists, computing scientists and software engineers, as well as between renowned experts and young researchers. The host location is selected on a rotating basis between the geographical regions of Europe, the Americas, and Asia Pacific.
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