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    <p>Friends,</p>
    <p>Please find the minutes <a moz-do-not-send="true"
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      and below.</p>
    <p>  -- Mark</p>
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          <h2 id="firstHeading" class="firstHeading" lang="en"><span
              dir="auto">GlueX TOF Meeting, August 14, 2019, </span><span
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              <p>Present:
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              <ul>
                <li> <b> FSU: </b> Ashley Ernst, Paul Eugenio, Sasha
                  Ostrovidov</li>
                <li> <b> JLab: </b> Mark Ito (chair), Simon Taylor,
                  Beni Zihlmann</li>
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              <p>There is a <a rel="nofollow" class="external text"
                  href="https://bluejeans.com/s/UEEgD/">recording of
                  this meeting</a> on the BlueJeans site. Use your JLab
                credentials to access it.
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              <h3><span class="mw-headline"
                  id="Review_of_minutes_from_the_last_meeting">Review of
                  minutes from the last meeting</span></h3>
              <p>We went over <a
href="https://halldweb.jlab.org/wiki/index.php/GlueX_TOF_Meeting,_July_31,_2019#Minutes"
                  title="GlueX TOF Meeting, July 31, 2019">the minutes
                  from the meeting on July 31</a>.
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              <p>Mark called attention to the item describing the nylon
                bolts that will be used as physical stops to prevent the
                vertically-oriented paddles from slipping. Paul wondered
                if the Lucite shield could be made with an outline to
                produce a marker (via the boundary between high and low
                rate regions) of the physical position of the counters
                so that slippage could be monitored in data. We
                discussed the idea only briefly.
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              <h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Construction_Status">Construction
                  Status</span></h3>
              <p>Paul gave us an update.
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                <li> Jason Barlow and Edmundo Barriga were at the lab
                  last week. They tested all of the modules that will go
                  back into TOF array. A few had some pin-hole-sized
                  light leaks which were taped over. All modules are in
                  working order.</li>
                <li> Fabrication is finishing up. Three are in need of
                  repair due to the ends of light guides that
                  inadvertently got buffed yielding weak glue joints.
                  The gluing stand does not accommodate modules with
                  PMTs attached; it is getting modified to do so.</li>
                <li> The wooden boxes are being moved to the area where
                  they will receive the finished modules. Styrofoam is
                  getting cut. The details of the packing procedure are
                  being worked out.</li>
                <li> The collars are complete and are ready to be
                  packed.</li>
                <li> The estimate now is to initiate transport of the
                  modules in two weeks time.</li>
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              <h3><span class="mw-headline"
                  id="Structure_of_TOF_II_software">Structure of TOF II
                  software</span></h3>
              <p>We briefly discussed the plan to keep our software
                backward compatible with the TOF I geometry while
                implementing changes needed for TOF II.
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                <li> Ashley described progress so far. She modified the
                  geometry in HDDS. The version of the TOF geometry used
                  will be controlled by the CCDB. Sean Dobbs has
                  modified halld_recon to key off of the number of
                  paddles in the TOF geometry to decide whether to
                  reconstruct the data as TOF I or TOF II.</li>
                <li> Beni had a discussion with Mark on how to proceed
                  with the calibration software. They proposed that the
                  TOF II calibration be a independent set of code from
                  that developed for TOF II. That avoids a myriad of
                  if-then-else structures in the code.</li>
                <li> These philosophies are not obviously in harmony. It
                  is not clear that they need to be, but discussion
                  should be had as soon as Sean returns from travel.</li>
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