[Frost] linear running

[Stuart Fegan]

Just to add my two cents, the table Jo and I made for g9a is linked from 
the wiki page on rootbeer, eloss and ExpTable (under "Software and 
Analysis" on the front page), but the link is now forbidden as a result 
of the "cyber event" and subsequent restrictions on public web pages at 
the lab.  The table can still be found on CUE at 
~clasg9/public_html/rootbeer/g9a_allruns.dat and has a similar format to 
mark's g9b table.

For the g9a table, Jo and I were actually making corrections to a 
pre-existing table, and adding target polarization (I'm currently at the 
lab, so I'll use local spelling).  Filling in the gaps required a bit of 
leg work to resolve ambiguities between the original table, epics, the 
logbook and the physical run sheets filled out on shift.  Initially, I 
think the g9a table was produced from the information in the database 
provided by the DAQ the start of each run, which (may have?) included 
the nominal coherent edge setting, but was also be on the run sheets, I 
don't know if the same applied to g9b.

Cheers,
Stuart


On 04/12/12 14:32, natalie at jlab.org wrote:
> Thanks Ken. However, I was looking for more of the nominal coherent edge
> settings for the runs, not the epic values.
>
> Also, should Glasgow be interested in the g9b files to copy over, they are
> located in:
> /volatile/clas/clasg9/g9frost/pass1/v1/ then ROOT for DSTs or SKIMS for
> skimmed files.
>
> Thanks,
> Natalie
>
>> Hi Natalie,
>> Stuart and Jo made a run table with this information.  It doesn't seem
>> to be on the wiki.
>> I think the most up to date version is here:
>>
>> http://nuclear.gla.ac.uk/~marka/g9b_RunTable.dat
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Ken
>>
>>
>> On 12/04/2012 04:46 AM, natalie at jlab.org wrote:
>>> Hi all,
>>> Since we are trying to finalize the pass1 cooking for g9b, I am looking
>>> into some stuff to make sure we have everything and then also testing
>>> out
>>> a few things. However, in the run table, it is somewhat unclear what the
>>> coherent edges were and the corresponding run ranges for the linear
>>> running. The only thing I can really get out of it without guessing is
>>> that overall, linear runs were from 62706 - 63465. Does anyone know the
>>> exact edges and ranges without having to look into many logbook entries
>>> (otherwise I will...)? I would really appreciate it.
>>>
>>> http://clasweb.jlab.org/rungroups/g9/wiki/index.php/G9b_Run_List
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Natalie
>>>
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