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The new ATLAS Open Data website

Changing is always tough, but sometimes necessary. We noticed that we had too many resources scattered around, and too little information about where is what. Below you will find a detailed breakdown of all the resources we have, where they were, and where they are now.

Feedback and suggestions are much appreciated, so if something is missing or could be done better, please get in touch!

Known issues​

Lost 8 TeV samples​

Please follow the updates at MYATLAS-113.

Jupyter Notebooks have some deprecated code​

Please follow the updates at MYATLAS-114.

04/09/2024​

New data tab and homepage rearrangement.​

  • Added a new Data tab, where you can easily access the public data, download them, and read detailed information about each dataset.
  • Rearranged the homepage to improve navigation and user experience.
  • Linked relevant public notes in the introductory page of the documentation.

See merge request !32.

10/05/2024​

Introduction of Public Likelihoods documentation and 13 TeV docs update.​

  • A new tool for exploring statistical workspaces is now present at the public likelihoods page.
  • Update to the 13 TeV documentation:
    • General reorganisation of the content.
    • Introduction of the live dataset navigator (to be upgraded).
    • Fix broken links and minor revisions.

See merge requests !12 and !13.

26/04/2024​

Major spring cleaning and upgrades.​

  • Upgrade of the Docusaurus framework to v3: this fixes a number of bugs, e.g. table of content sidebars stuck in the middle of the page.
  • General re-organisation of content and website structure aimed to:
    • Improve the clarity of the resources that we provide.
    • Improve the website's navigability through category cards.
    • Fix broken links and redirection of old resources to the new domains.
  • Introduction of the Open Data for research release.

See merge request !10.

29/11/2023​

8 TeV documentation​

We keep a backup of the documentation at https://atlas-opendata.web.cern.ch/release/2020/documentation/8TeVDoc/

You can find all these resources in the new website:

All the samples that once were at https://opendata.atlas.cern/release/samples/, now are on the backup website at https://atlas-opendata.web.cern.ch/release/2016/.

13 TeV documentation​

We keep a backup website at https://atlas-opendata.web.cern.ch/release/2020/documentation

You can find all these resources in the new website: