The International Lattice Data Grid (ILDG 2.0)

F. Di Renzo (University of Parma; INFN)

The International Lattice Data Grid (ILDG 2.0)

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arxiv 2401.14752 v1 pith:62UKQJ2C submitted 2024-01-26 hep-lat

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We report on status and perspectives of the International Lattice Data Grid. ILDG was established some twenty years ago as a community-wide initiative to enable the sharing of gauge configurations generated by many major lattice collaborations. After a phase in which availability and usage of services had degraded, an effort to modernize and reactivate ILDG 2.0 has been started. The initiative has made important progress and we can look forward to larger and fully FAIR data sets becoming available to a wider audience.

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