The ATLAS Open Data 13 TeV docs

The aim of the 13 TeV ATLAS Open Data is to provide data and tools to high school, undergraduate and graduate students, as well as teachers and lecturers, to help educate and train them in analysis techniques used in experimental particle physics. Sharing data collected by the ATLAS experiment aims to generate excitement and enthusiasm for fundamental research, inspiring physicists of the future.

The following documentation provides introductory material and detailed information for a wide audience about the ATLAS experiment, the released 13 TeV ATLAS Open Datasets and their visualisation, the analysis frameworks and Jupyter notebooks, as well as the virtual machine usage instructions.

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Use the sections below to jump directly to the page you are interested in. Or click here to go on a full tour through the documentation. You can always jump back to the summary page with a link at the bottom of the page or go to the next section.

• Introduction
• 13TeV Open Datasets
• Physics analysis examples
• Analysis framework
• Jupyter Notebooks
• Virtual Machines
• Data Visualisation
• Glossary

General information

• The 13 TeV ATLAS Open Data is hosted in the ATLAS Open Data website, as well as in the CERN Open Data website and are attributed separate DOI’s that allow their citation.
• The main ATLAS-approved document meant to be a guide on the content, properties, capabilities and limitations of the released datasets is: ATL-OREACH-PUB-2020-001, please cite accordingly.