[Halld-offline] offline software meeting minutes, November 28, 2012
Mark M. Ito
marki at jlab.org
Wed Nov 28 18:13:57 EST 2012
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GlueX Offline Meeting, November 28, 2012
Minutes
Present:
* CMU: Paul Mattione, Curtis Meyer
* JLab: Mark Ito (chair), David Lawrence, Dmitry Romanov, Sascha
Somov, Simon Taylor, Elliott Wolin
Announcements
* We decided to set January 1, 2013 as the cut-off date for
calibration constant changes to the file-based system, stored in
the Subversion repository. After that changes will have to be
entered into the calibration database (CCDB).
* To get to the computers in the counting house via ssh, you must
first log into a gateway node hallgw.jlab.org. You will need a
two-factor authentication token to do that.
* There is a plan to use an EVIO dat source and read it into Jana via
an ET ring on the node in the counting house. There is also a plan
to add farm management to the system.
Tracking Report
Simon gave the report.
* He is working on propagating the track co-variance matrix to an
arbitrary point along the trajectory, a feature Paul requested.
* The CDC geometry is currently broken but is in the process of
getting fixed.
* The BCAL geometry seems to have an additional problem; the readout
box is masking some of the material. This is being addressed.
David commented that in cases where there are conceptual subtleties in
how the geometry is constructed, it would be very nice to have
accompanying comments in the HDDS file.
Data Challenge Ststus
We reviewed current status. The goal from the last meeting was to start
production today and that might still happen. Other items:
* We will have to ask the Computer Center to restore the nodes we are
using. CLAS has figured out how to use them and is expoliting their
higher priority.
* Paul requested a tagged release of sim-recon. Mark will make one.
Geometry Query Tool
David has written a tool that locates an input space point in any valid
geometry, giving the volume in which it resides and that volume's
parents (geneology). He found this useful when locating a target in
various positions and encountering collisions in the geometry.
ROOT-based Event Display
Dmitry has started working an event display based on EVE, the event
display module of ROOT.
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