[Halld-tracking-hw] Tracking Meetings

[Curtis A. Meyer]

Thanks Eugene -

  yes, I could easily see needing a meeting per week on calibration for a while, but getting us started would
be smart. I also see the FPGA discussion as occurring a bit less frequently and perhaps a smaller group of 
people. At some level, that has mostly been happening in the background of tracking so far.

 Curtis


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On Oct 30, 2013, at 10:08 AM, Eugene Chudakov <gen at jlab.org> wrote:

> Dear Curtis,
> 
> First, congratulations to the CMU and the whole collaboration on the CDC delivery!
> 
> We still need to discuss the data readout, FPGA programming, tracking
> algorithms etc.  Although detector-specific, these discussions might
> be of common interest and can be done together with the other
> detectors (calorimeters).  I suppose that the Calibration group will
> discuss all the detectors. However, a bi-weekly meeting might be not
> enough, once we have more detectors connected and tested.
> 
> Regards,
> Eugene
> 
> 
> On Wed, 30 Oct 2013, Curtis A. Meyer wrote:
> 
>> Dear Colleagues -
>> 
>> with the FDC now on the platform in Hall D and the CDC at Jefferson Lab, it seems that the need
>> for our regular tracking meetings is nearly at an end. The main activities we need to worry about
>> now are calibration and alignment and that fits more naturally into a Calibration working group.
>> 
>> As such, I would propose that we stop the regular tracking meetings and I will give our Wednesday
>> time slot to the Calibration working group.  This probably does not change anything in terms of
>> meetings for us, but the Wednesday will grow to encompass more of the detector systems.
>> (I also  realize that there is still and FDC meeting at Jefferson Lab on Thursday and presume that
>> would not change.)
>> 
>> Comments from people on this???
>> 
>> Curtis
>> 
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