Difference between revisions of "Offline Analysis Commissioning"

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Introduction

• This document describes the goals & plans for the data monitoring that will be carried out during the fall 2014 commissioning run of Hall D.

Commissioning Tests

Raw Data

• Are the detectors working?
  • TAGH, TAGM, CDC, FDC, SC, TOF, BCAL, FCAL, PS (Pair Spectrometer)
  • Do all of the channels have hits?
  • What are the hit counts/rates per channel?
  • Are the energies & times OK, garbage, or out of range? (by channel)
• Can we read data from tape?
• Can we reproduce the online histograms with offline data?

Reconstruction Quality Monitoring

• What is the calibration quality of each system?
  • TAGH, TAGM, CDC, FDC, SC, TOF, BCAL, FCAL, PS
• Can we perform reconstruction for each system? (Tracks, showers, etc.)
• Are there any regions of the detector where reconstruction is inefficient?
• Are tracks being properly matched to hits in the other detectors?
• What is the quality of the particle ID?

Analysis Quality Monitoring

• Can we see π⁰ peaks
• Can we see simple final states
  • γ p → p π⁺ π^-
  • γ p → p π⁺ π^- π⁰
  • γ p → p π⁺ π^- η

Offline Data Monitoring Plans

Raw Data

• Pull key data/histograms from online histograms, put data in database, make history & plots viewable on webpage
• Periodically test that we can reproduce online histograms using on-tape EVIO data.

Calibration/Reconstruction Quality

• Periodically submit jobs to monitor calibration & reconstruction quality of data on tape.
  • Just a file or two from each run.
  • Submit either at some fixed-time interval (every 2 weeks?) or perhaps after big changes.
  • Save key data in database, make history & key plots viewable on webpage
• When ready to do full reconstruction, run calibration & reconstruction quality plugins on all files, save key data to database & make viewable on webpage.

Analysis Quality

• Periodically submit analysis jobs to study π⁰'s and simple final states, show results at meetings.

Action Items

• David/Online: Online data monitoring environment (RootSpy, hdview2, etc.)
  • David is updating RootSpy and its documentation/instructions.
  • When he's finished, he'll contact the different detector groups and remind them to write their online monitoring plugins.
  • Make sure online monitoring histograms are (at least temporarily) on the ifarm work disk somewhere for quick offline access.

• Detector groups:
  • Writing the raw data monitoring plugins for their systems.
  • Determining which raw data plots are the primary plots (most important for shift-takers) and which are diagnostic plots.
  • Integrating their raw data histograms into RootSpy.
  • Writing the calibration scripts/programs/plugins for their systems, and updating the reconstruction software as needed.

• Paul (Mark/Simon?):
  • Will setup and maintain software for offline monitoring.
  • Will integrate the monitoring_hists plugin (reconstruction) plots into RootSpy.

• Kei:
  • Will write and (periodically) submit jobs to the farm to:
    • Test a subset of the data to see whether we can reproduce the online hisotgrams offline
    • Produce updated calibration & reconstruction quality histograms (a few files per run)
    • Periodically submit analysis jobs to study π⁰'s and simple final states, and will show results at meetings.

• Sean:
  • Will build (sqlite) database for storing key data monitoring information (run meta info, and entries for each EVIO file).
  • Will write and launch scripts that pull key data from the online monitoring histograms (after each run ends) and stores them in the database.
    • These scripts should also grab key plots for the webpage and save the png(s) to disk.

• Justin:
  • Will build webpage(s) for viewing:
    • Raw data for: Recent runs (last 24/48 hours, primary plots), past run history (trends of key data from database)
    • Reconstruction & calibration quality plots for each run, & trends for all runs.
  • Will work with Sean to write scripts to ping database for data and grab histogram png(s) to update the webpages.