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DQM for the RPC subdetector

DQM for the RPC subdetector. M. Maggi and P. Paolucci. Outlook. RPC DQM requirements event Data DQM – what we have done and learned during the MTCC we need more “sophisticated” DQM tools to access online database (non event data) guidelines and open issues DQM group composition

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DQM for the RPC subdetector

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  1. DQM for the RPC subdetector M. Maggi and P. Paolucci

  2. Outlook • RPC DQM requirements • event Data DQM – what we have done and learned during the MTCC • we need more “sophisticated” DQM tools to access online database (non event data) • guidelines and open issues • DQM group composition • conclusions DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  3. RPC DQM requirements DQM has to monitor the RPC detector/trigger behavior and measure and summarize their performances: • Fast online DQM  few histo/plot/result and summary results for central DQM shifter • “quasi” online DQM  producing more and more info for RPC shifter and expert • offline DQM  full analysis for expert DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  4. RPC DQM requirements We need two different kind of DQM analysis data: • Fast and “low” statistics analysis: • BXN • # of digi • Occupancy • Cluster multiplicity • Cluster size • ………………. • Slower and high statistics analysis: • Chamber efficiency • Strip efficiency • Efficiency Map or chamber radiography (10 cm2) • Calibration (eff .v.s HV) • DCS – DQM – XDAQ Correlation DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  5. DQM Modes of Operation I • Online in Filter Farm • Input rate: up to 100 kHz • Event Building: Yes • CPU: 10-0% of HLT CPU • Bw: 5-0% of total bw (1 GB/s) • Delay: 0 • Online in Event Consumer • Input rate: 1-10 Hz aggregate • Event Building: Yes • CPU: subsystem CPUs • Bw: consistent with experiment network • Delay: seconds EXP. NETWORK MUST USE CMSSW MUST USE RC LIMITED ACCESS TO DB DCS: NO DAQmon: NO EXP. OR CAMPUS NETWORK MUST USE CMSSW CAN USE RC FREE ACCESS TO DB (EXP) DCS: via PSX or DB DAQmon: via DB DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  6. DQM Modes of Operation II • Quasi-online processing local file from SM • Input rate: O(10) Hz aggregate • Event Building: Yes • CPU: subsystem CPUs • Bw: consistent with experiment network • Delay: minutes • Offline processing • Input rate: virtually all data stored (O(100Hz)) • Event Building: Yes • CPU: batch farm • Bw: consistent with campus network • Delay: ~ 1 hour EXP. OR CAMPUS NETWORK MUST USE CMSSW CAN USE RC FREE ACCESS TO DB (EXP) DCS: via DB DAQmon: via DB GRID MUST USE CMSSW CANNOT USE RC ACCESS TO OFFLINE DB ONLY DCS: indirectly via condDB DAQmon: NO DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  7. What DQM do we need ? I • Online monitoring in Filter Farm: • Rate of 100 KHz is perfect for high statistics analysis (calibration - efficiency) • pre-scaled subset of LV1 muon events (rate ?) • Can we effort a delay of 0 sec ? • Can we run high statistics analysis on CMS CPUs ? • No use of DCS and limited access to CondDB • Online monitoring in event consumer: • Rate of 10 Hz is not enough for high statistics analysis • Full use of DCS and XDAQ data via DB • RPC CPUs (to design) • delay of seconds is OK for our goal DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  8. What DQM do we need ? II • Quasi-online DQM: • Rate of 10 Hz is not enough for high statistics analysis • LV1 muon events • DCS and XDAQ access via CondDB (free access) • RPC CPUs • delay of minutes is OK • Offline monitoring: • for RPC experts to have a full analysis including reco tools and muon track or physics object (J/psi, Z…) • Using full events and reconstruction tools • free access to the DBs • CMS CPus • delay of hours is OK DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  9. Can we do high statistics analysis ? • To achieve high statistics analysis (efficiency and calibration) we need: • high rate of muon LV1A trigger (DT-CSC and/or RPC) • CPUs and delay of minutes • ≈ 1K (chamber) + 100 K (strip) + 1 M (area) bins (non so much compared with CMS). • At 1KHz  3.6 Mtrack/hour  21 Mhit/hour. • 1 min for Effchamb – 1 hour for Effstrip – 100 hours for Effarea • Full use of DCS and DBs ?? • Ask for a special RPC calibration stream (size ?) including: RPC data + some DT and CSC data • Store RPC stream on disk and use them for online and offline DQM (disk space ??) DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  10. RPCMonitorModule RPCMonitorDigi DAQ Unpacker Local Muon Reconstruction Raw Data Digi Clusters/RecHits Event POOLSource Event Data monitoring STATUS I DQM-analysis packages developed for RPC in CMSSW and test during the MTCC: • EventFilter/RPCRawToDigi (Segoni - Maggi): It drives the raw data unpacking and produces the RPCDigi collection committed to the event. • DQM/RPCMonitorModule (Segoni – Maggi): it carries out data integrity check and basic detector functioning tasks DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  11. Event Data monitoring STATUS II • DQM/RPCMonitorDigi: Uses the digi produced by the unpacker (i.e. for each h-partition the collection strip with signal and the BX ) to perform chamber performance checks: • BXN • # of digi • Occupancy • Cluster multiplicity • Cluster size • Sync:Specific trigger studies • Chamber efficiency is produced by extrapolating DT segments to the RPC mounted on the same DT chamber and looking for matching hits DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  12. Guidelines answers • YES, we need history/trendig plots (efficiency, occupancy, cluster size…) • YES, we need correlation trends • YES, we need tools to extract complex info from condition DB and repository • YES, we are using IGUANA to present DQM results • MORE, we have to work on how make histo/result persistent • MORE, we developed a first prototype of a synoptic view • YES, we have a clear hierarchical view of the plots • NO,automatic analysis procedures, for the moment • YES, we can converge on a run quality flags but we have to work on DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  13. RPC synoptic view We have to work on The synoptic view of RPC system with interactive features, alarm, warning and error Similar to the DCS one and to the other CMS subsystems DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  14. Do we need .. More .. Tools ? YES • For RPC it is CRUCIAL to correlate event data DQM info with PVSS and XDAQ non event data: • Chamber efficiency .vs. Noise (XDAQ) • Chamber efficiency .vs. Current (PVSS) • Noise (XDAQ) .vs. Temperature (PVSS) • Cluster size .vs Temperature (PVSS) • ………………………………………….. • To let understand the behavior of the RPC system we need: • few summary plots for the DQM shifter (online) • more plots for RPC shifter (quasi-online) • a complete way to analyze data for the RPC expert (offline) DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  15. DB query Analysis tools Online DB Root files histograms Do we need .. More .. Tools ? YES • For MTCC data we developed the following tool CAT • For data tacking we want to integrate it in the DQM but we need to take some decisions: • How access online at the Condition DB: direct access to the DB or to a replication of the DB ?? • Which and how many plots we want to store permanently ?? • Do we need reference plots also for correlated data ?? • Can we show/store in the DQM full DCS and XDAQ histograms/results too ?? DB replication DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  16. Histos example …. for MTCC Having 480 chambers only in the barrel it was very useful to have summary plot from DCS (retrieving data from cond. db). We need to think about more summary plots from DQM–DCS–XDAQ RMS distribution of the 23 chambers for a 4 days period with magnet ON and stable conditions RMS = 0.5 mA Chamber to check using more info from DCS-DQM-XDAQ for RPC expert DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  17. DQM/Offline Application DCS/DQM Application Transformation (O2O) ORCOFF@T0 OMDS@IP5 ORCON@IP5 read/write objects read/write objects HLT-CMSSW application Reconstruction-CMSSW application A way to use in a safe way condDB DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  18. RPC DQM group composition • The group works in the DPG under the supervision of M. Maggi and myself and in contact with Muon DPG people. • detector DQM: • Bari – 4 people  sharing with Offline/DQM • Napoli – 5 people  sharing with DCS • Pavia – 2 people  sharing with Reco & Ev Displ. • trigger DQM: • Warsaw group  sharing with trigger activities • We need people from the endcap groups DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

  19. Conclusions • The RPC-specific components of the DQM structure in CMSSW are under development to test on MTCC data with proper Global DAQ format. • The development now must focus now on: • Quantify high statistics analysis (RPC stream or FF analysis or both ?) • Study the way to Interface DQM with DCS-XDAQ and with CondDB • Select a few number of “smart” summary histo/plot/tables • Study how produce RPC system flag • Develop: detector visualization and web interface, quality test producing warning, error and alarm with a tree-like structure DQM workshop - 28 feb 07

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