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Online Reconstruction

Online Reconstruction. The online reconstruction will be a G4MICE Application that will take a subset of the data from the DAQ (it will not interfere with the data taking operation).

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Online Reconstruction

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  1. Online Reconstruction • The online reconstruction will be a G4MICE Application that will take a subset of the data from the DAQ (it will not interfere with the data taking operation). • I’ve received a number of replies to my request for requirements for the online reconstruction and these can be summarised as requests for 1D and 2D plots of various lower and higher level quantities, e.g.: • TOF vs measured momentum • TOF vs CKOV response • X, Y, X’, Y’ distributions from the tracker(s) • Beam line parameters • Beam profiles in the TOF detectors. • etc... M. Ellis - 23rd July 2007

  2. Shift Checks • Paul Kyberd and Akram Khan have started work on a ROOT based system that will take the histograms generated by the online reconstruction (and possibly also the online monitoring) and compare them with reference histograms. • A GUI will be provided that will allow the person on shift to select each of the histograms and compare them with the reference histograms. • This GUI will also do some level of checking and flag the histograms that are not close to the reference. M. Ellis - 23rd July 2007

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