Status
of HyCal reconstruction in PrimEx
(Comparison with
Collaboration meeting, July 2005).
Planning: Snake Calibration
Preparation for final
calibration:
- Finish tagger
reconstruction – include beam energy (Eric?)
- Probably finished - September 21
- checking
of the swapped channels is not finished - nobody can guarantee that
swapped channels correction is good. (it is not important for calibration - I
skipped all swapped channels).
- Software (Leakage of the
cluster)
- Investigate leakage procedure (see
recommendations from software
technical meeting). - nobody is working
- Add shower leakage inside
calorimeter (Vasiliy) - will not use
- Add shower leakage to
holes (Vasiliy) -
- introduced for Calibration program,
need to adjust for
transition region
- after adjustment, should be also added
to hycal library.
- Find bad/noisy channels and
describe them as holes (who?)
- Found two "holes" during snake 2
- Nobody is checking now for Production
Data (Mike Wood
volunteered to do checks for production data)
- Finish sparcification cuts
(Dustin?) - nobody is working
Status
of
calibration:
- Repeat calibration with
following correction:
- Take into account actual
photon energy:
- New tagger calibration
constants
- electron beam energy (Hall C)
- Take into account leakage
- Ashot proposed to check another leakage
method (Kelly is working)
- Status:
- All
software is prepared for two different methods (iteration and matrix
inversion)
- ROOT
Tree software is prepared
- ROOT
Tree files are prepared
- Snake
2 - 100%
- Snake
1 - 70%
- (Time to do Calibration when Trees
are ready about 1 day for each method for defined cuts)
- Cuts for Calibration are defined
- Use
all energy range for calibration
- Energy range is selected (between 4.
and 4.75 GeV)
- Central cells for snake 2 are calibrated
- Iteration
method Snake 2 calibration is starting today
- Repeat energy dependence - after
calibration
- Final study of energy resolution using
calibration data, including
dependence on beam energy, individual for channels ... (prepare all
required for publication).
Long term stability
- Comparison of the first and second
snake calibrations (electron and
LMS) – Dustin
- Have
to be repeated for new Calibration constants
- LMS correction - not
finished
- Compton calibration data (Elena) - in
process
- Single arm Compton for production runs -
under preparation (Kelly and Elena)
- Pair production - nobody is working
- pi-0 data - nobody is working, but is
crucial (see Dustin study).
Cluster code to do.
- Cross-check of new cluster code (Dustin) -
- Check shower leakage outside
(recommendations from soft. techn.)
- Introduce shower leakage
inside - not necessary
- Study energy and coordinate
reconstruction in transition region
- energy reconstruction is good
- coordinate reconstruction is not
satisfactory:
- I will start required study immediately
after calibration
- Correction on beam angle and position -
nobody is working on real beam position and real Survey.
- Introduce leakage inside “holes”
- introduced for Calibration
- will
be added to main code after transition region check
- Introduce “electron depth (and energy?)
correction” - not so important now
- Overlapping showers algorithm - not so
important now
- New hot item: linearity of the energy
reconstruction
- Fast study for sparcification was done, but insufficient
- Better study is required for sparcification
- The influence of light loss is important
(probably data for glass will be simulated in Protvino).
Timing links to do
- Cross-check code
- Study and define all
required cuts
- Study efficiency of the
timing reconstruction (and time
offsets??) using snake calibration data
- New possible timing (total HyCal sum is
under investigation) - Dustin
Compton calibration (Elena)
Preparations for final Compton
calibration procedure:
- Beam position and angle required !!! -
now it simply stopping of the procedure.
- Real Detector Survey is crucial -
stopping the procedure!!!
- Final tagger energy reconstruction
- Software: add matrix inversion method.
- Comparison with snake calibration - it is
clearly seen the calibration is important.
- Comparison of the LMS and Compton
calibration - not
finished, final calibration is required
- Compare different coordinate reconstruction
methods
- Single arm Compton Calibration on Compton
(and production!?) runs (Kelly and Elena are working on the method)
- Pair production calibration is required
(who ?!!! ) - nobody
Detector stability and required
checks
- DAQ errors and it's recovery
- Sparcification cut
investigation (Nick's talk)
- Bad/noisy channels (ADC's)
- Trigger group stability
- Trigger threshold and the
stability
Mike Wood volunteered to supervise it
Efficiency of the reconstruction
Mike Wood is working
on MC simulation
- Trigger efficiency for whole detector
and each strip/quadrant on energy
- Influence of the different cuts on
reconstruction efficiency:
- Timing cuts;
- Cluster energy cuts;
- Elasticity cuts;
- ...