Cern Open Data Portal - Open data on the collision of particles in a large Adron Collider

The Laboratory of High Energy Physics Cern launched an open data portal where it publishes the results of particles clashes in a large and a prison collider, which everyone can use for educational or scientific purposes.

The world's largest laboratory of high energies physics, Cern launched the portal of open data , where it publishes real data on the clashes of particles in a large, and Dry Collider (BAC).

The portal is called Cern Open Data Portal and provides everyone with access to a steadily growing set of open data obtained as a result of research conducted in the laboratory.

The sets presented on the site will be interesting and useful for both educational purposes and for research.

The launch of Cern Open Data Portal is an important step for our organization. Data on the BAC program is one of the most important results of experiments, and today we make them open to all. We hope that these data will support and inspire the world community of scientists and students.

In his activities, Cern has always adhered to the principle of openness, and all the information about the experiments of the BAC was published in the public domain for everyone who wants to use this information. Now, and all new arrays of collisions will be published on the Cern Open Data Portal portal.

The first array of data published on the site was the data array obtained as a result of the CMS experiment (one of the BAC detectors). Data that anyone can download from the site can download special software and documentation that will help in understanding and analyzing data.

In the future, the data will be published three years after it is received is the time that is necessary for their thorough verification.

It is very interesting for us to see how the data will be used. We have created tools and examples of using data from different difficulties and we hope that they will inspire our users.