Welcome to GLAST Software again (*)

Everything with a tinge of organizational or management purpose.

• People
  • Photo gallery
  • Whom to call??
• One-shot Meetings
  • One-shot Calendar
  • Workshops
  • GLAST-wide meetings (e.g., collaboration meetings)
  • Reviews
  • External meetings of interest (e.g. G4 Workshop)
• Working groups, task forces, other entities with standing meetings. Point to home page if there is one, else to index of agendas or of meeting minutes.
  • Recurring Meeting Calendar
  • Core software
  • Data structures task force
  • Doc task force
  • Event display
  • Ground software
  • Science tools
  • Tracker
• Communications
  • Mailing lists
  • Meeting minutes
  • VRVS (would point to "using VRVS for Glast"). All such "using" pages should be required to have a prominent link to the external home page for the tool.
  • ICQ (would point to "using ICQ for Glast")
• Management planning
  • schedules
  • reports
  • requirements documents
• Links to other GLAST sites (Could have put them right here, but it seemed more important to save the space near the top of the page. The extra hop necessary to get to other sites shouldn't upset anyone too much.)

Everything directly connected to using, developing or understanding software.

• Roadmap [probably will want to revisit this in light of organizational changes]
• Policies
  • Ground software Policies and Decision
  • Coding conventions and anti-conventions
  • Coordinate system definition
  • Supported Platforms
• Using GLAST Software for Analysis
  • GLAST Software how-to
  • binary distributions
  • Testbeam Analysis
  • Balloon Analysis
  • pdrApp FAQ
• Developing GLAST Software
  • GLAST Software how-to (very same link as above)
  • Checkout package versions
  • Web access to CVS repository
  • Coding conventions and anti-conventions
  • Code doc. recommendations
• Public installations and facilities
  • UW Windows Server
  • Linux Install at SLAC
  • Other SLAC Facilities
• Geometry
• GLAST-generated Documentation
  • GLAST Software how-to (very same link as above)
  • External Tools How-to's include definition along with name This is long enough that it maybe should have internal link rather than in-line list.
    • CVS (code repository) -- [points to "using" page]
    • CMT (code/package management) -- [points to "using" page]
    • Doxygen(code documentation tool)
    • G4 (simulation package)
    • ROOT (analysis environment)
    • Gaudi (Application framework)
  • Requirements documents
  • Specifications documents
  • Doxy doc. for released packages
  • Cyberdocs
• External tools home pages (alphabetical list)

Internal targets pointed to above

Note it doesn't matter what order these occur in since the assumption is you get here by clicking on something up above.

Workshops

• Core Feb 2002 - SLAC
• Sim/Recon Nov 2002 VRVS
• Core April 2001 - SLAC
• Jan 2001 - SLAC
• Ancient Workshops

Other GLAST sites

• Stanford
• Goddard
• NRL
• Italy
• Hiroshima
• UCSC [if this site is really restricted to just TB recon, may not belong in this list]

GLAST-wide meetings

Reviews

External Meetings

Mailing lists

Meeting minutes

Schedules

Reports

*Conventions Green text is meant to signify an internal link; blue means external link. (In a normal web page of course the viewer wouldn't be able to tell the difference between external and internal links.) So the overall format of the home page could be something tree-like at the top and a bunch of sections below, each containing a list of external links. I've put in some examples of these, marked as targets of internal references with this watery burgundy color. Since the top level has only two items, I just put the links across at the very top of the page. I'm hoping the boundary between these two is pretty clear so that people won't need to look at subnodes of both at the same time. Ideally the content under each of the two major headings should be kept compact enough to be visible without scrolling.

Note I've included virtual external links to several pages that don't exist (yet), but seemed likely to be useful. These include

• Calendar of events (one-shot meetings)
• Calendar of standing meetings
• Alphabetical list of links to home pages of all imported packages, facilities, etc., that we use. Would include such things as CVS, Gaudi, MySQL, VRVS and so forth.
• List of Requirements documents; list of Specification documents (could be two parts of a single page).

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J. Bogart
Created 10 March 2002
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