[Eg6_analysis] Pass1_v1 Readiness
Stepan Stepanyan
stepanya at jlab.org
Mon Mar 18 16:40:40 EDT 2013
Hello Lamiaa,
Thanks for the update and putting all these together.
Monitoring page looks good, very useful.
Regards, Stepan
On 3/18/13 4:56 AM, Lamiaa El Fassi wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have updated the EG6 monitoring web-page with the link of the ongoing
> Pass1_v1 cooking of the 1.2 GeV dataset (this link
> <http://www.jlab.org/Hall-B/secure/eg6/cooking/online_sql/monitor.html>).
> As you will notice I
> made some changes to the structure of our monitoring page. Currently in
> the top right frame you can pick from the cooking monitor table either
> the
> cooking passes or some of the processed calibration check rounds (I
> removed
> bunch of old calibration links). Once you click on any pass in the
> first frame,
> its name will be displayed in the second frame where you can check the
> plots
> of the monitoring variables.
>
> Up to now, roughly 75% of the 1.2 GeV cooking is done. However, based
> on a
> decision made this weekend, the real 1.2 GeV production runlist is the
> one attached
> (only 29 runs out of 117 that I sent earlier). Please don't pay too
> much attention
> to the fluctuation that you may see in these monitoring plots outside
> the region from
> 61448 to 61481 because all the rest of runs, according to the RTPC
> experts, were
> unstable (fluctuation of the RTPC HV..etc). In case you prefer to show
> only the
> production region in these plots, I can change them. Please tell me
> your preferences?
>
> Once this cooking is done, I will process the Hydrogen data (not
> "production" runs)
> followed first by the 5.7 GeV dataset. By the way, since I am saving
> the HRoot ntuples
> on this volatile directory:
> /volatile/clas/claseg6/pass1_v1/1p2gev/HROOT/, and in case
> anyone will start looking to these data please let me know if you will
> find any corrupted/bad
> files to reprocess them.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Lamiaa
>
> ************************************************************
> * Lamiaa El Fassi email: lamiaa11 at fnal.gov
> <mailto:lamiaa11 at fnal.gov>
> * Research Associate @ Rutgers University
> * Phone: (630) 840-4861
> * Fermilab, Aspen East #105
> * Batavia, IL. 60510
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>
>
> On Thu, Mar 14, 2013 at 5:11 PM, Stepan Stepanyan <stepanya at jlab.org
> <mailto:stepanya at jlab.org>> wrote:
>
> Hello Lamiaa,
>
> Seems to me everything is well planned. I think any run we have
> with production settings of RTPC (HV and gas) that do not have
> any obvious problem we should cook.
> Personally I do not have preference for CLASTOOL ntuples, if it
> is not too much trouble for you I would prefer to generate them.
>
> Thanks, Stepan
>
> On 3/14/13 5:31 PM, Lamiaa El Fassi wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> As a readiness of our next Pass1_v1 cooking, I would like to
>> check with you some information before start processing the data.
>> Like Pass1_v0, I will first process the 1.2 GeV data. Its
>> run-list is attached. I have split this list into two to separate
>> the special
>> 1H runs from others. I am thinking to process the Hydrogen data
>> afterwards to store it in Silo under the 1.2 GeV directory, like
>> /mss/clas/eg6/production/pass1_v1/1p2gev/1H. In such case, it
>> will be easy to jcache it if it's needed for any study. Do you think
>> it's worthy to do that?
>> All other data sets will be stored in Silo under directories
>> tagged with the associated beam energy. I am attaching also the list
>> of different dataset runs, which I previously used.
>>
>> In addition, please have a look to the attached tcl file and let
>> me know if any modification is needed. As usual, all calibration
>> banks
>> are turned off, even the RTPC ones (TPC and TPCC). If you have
>> any new preferences, I will be happy to change it!
>>
>> In this cooking, I am willing to produce the regular output files
>> listed below:
>> 1. SEB ntuples,
>> 2. HROOT ntuples,
>> 3. CLASTOOL ntuples, ! Not sure if it is still
>> required!
>> 4. BOS files
>> 5. ANAHIST files
>> 6. Helicity correction text files,
>> 7. LOG files
>>
>> Due to the size of our 1.2 GeV data set, I can save its HROOT
>> (Anahist/LOG for debugging) files in our permanent volatile disk.
>> Hence, it will be easy to access and analyze the new processed
>> data afterwards. However, this feature may not be possible for
>> the other data sets (at least for the 6 GeV data!)
>>
>> Last but not least, the new processed data will be monitored in
>> our CSQL web-page under a new table/bullet "Pass1_v1". The latter
>> will be quite similar to the latest 1.2 GeV test table epass1_v11
>> <http://www.jlab.org/Hall-B/secure/eg6/cooking/online_sql/monitor.html>.
>>
>> Please feel free to send me any comments or suggestions
>> concerning the proposed cooking plan and tools.
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Lamiaa
>>
>> ************************************************************
>> * Lamiaa El Fassi email: lamiaa11 at fnal.gov
>> <mailto:lamiaa11 at fnal.gov>
>> * Research Associate @ Rutgers University
>> * Phone: (630) 840-4861 <tel:%28630%29%20840-4861>
>> * Fermilab, Aspen East #105
>> * Batavia, IL. 60510
>> ************************************************************
>>
>>
>>
>>
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