Abstract
In the JUNO experiment, a geometry management system has been developed in offline software. The system is based on Geometry Description Markup Language (GDML) to provide consistent detector description for different applications, such as simulation, reconstruction, visualization and analysis. It works for different detector designs with flexibility and has been successfully used for detector optimization and performance evaluation with Monte Carlo data.
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