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Data are created by Alberto's software -> GUFI with the following format: | Data are created by Alberto's software -> GUFI with the following format: | ||
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- A folder labelled "day_time" | - A folder labelled "day_time" | ||
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- Inside there are two kind of file: a logbook and a file for each enabled ROC | - Inside there are two kind of file: a logbook and a file for each enabled ROC | ||
?-Format of the logbook | ?-Format of the logbook | ||
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?-Format of the data | ?-Format of the data | ||
Data analysis: | Data analysis: | ||
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The data are threated in two step: | The data are threated in two step: | ||
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1- Wenlong code, renamed "TIGER Event Reconstruction" that convert the data collected by each ROC to a root file | 1- Wenlong code, renamed "TIGER Event Reconstruction" that convert the data collected by each ROC to a root file | ||
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2- GRAAL to digitize and clusterize the hit from each channel/strip and then performe the tracking | 2- GRAAL to digitize and clusterize the hit from each channel/strip and then performe the tracking | ||
TIGER Event Reconstruction | TIGER Event Reconstruction | ||
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The creation of the root file follow several steps: | The creation of the root file follow several steps: | ||
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1- [Script in python] Deconding the data from the ROC and it extract the variables into a root file: ecoarse, efine, tcoarse, tfine, strip ID, chip ID, FEB ID, ROC ID, frameword, altro? | 1- [Script in python] Deconding the data from the ROC and it extract the variables into a root file: ecoarse, efine, tcoarse, tfine, strip ID, chip ID, FEB ID, ROC ID, frameword, altro? | ||
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2- Unify the root files from each ROC | 2- Unify the root files from each ROC | ||
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3- [ana.C] Calibrate charge and time as a function of the FEB/channel | 3- [ana.C] Calibrate charge and time as a function of the FEB/channel | ||
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4- [event.C] Sort the entries as a function of the time, measure the trigger time and create the event | 4- [event.C] Sort the entries as a function of the time, measure the trigger time and create the event | ||
GRAAL | GRAAL | ||
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The reconstruction and the analysis in GRAAL is divided in three steps: | The reconstruction and the analysis in GRAAL is divided in three steps: | ||
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1- [$graal/src/rec] Prenalysis on the hits and clusterization | 1- [$graal/src/rec] Prenalysis on the hits and clusterization | ||
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2- [$graal/src/evt] Tracking and good cluster selection | 2- [$graal/src/evt] Tracking and good cluster selection | ||
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3- [$graal/src/ana] Generation of the PDF with the informations of charge, time and occupancy as a function of the FEB | 3- [$graal/src/ana] Generation of the PDF with the informations of charge, time and occupancy as a function of the FEB |
Revision as of 08:53, 16 May 2019
Data creation:
Data are created by Alberto's software -> GUFI with the following format:
- A folder labelled "day_time"
- Inside there are two kind of file: a logbook and a file for each enabled ROC
?-Format of the logbook
?-Format of the data
Data analysis:
The data are threated in two step:
1- Wenlong code, renamed "TIGER Event Reconstruction" that convert the data collected by each ROC to a root file
2- GRAAL to digitize and clusterize the hit from each channel/strip and then performe the tracking
TIGER Event Reconstruction
The creation of the root file follow several steps:
1- [Script in python] Deconding the data from the ROC and it extract the variables into a root file: ecoarse, efine, tcoarse, tfine, strip ID, chip ID, FEB ID, ROC ID, frameword, altro?
2- Unify the root files from each ROC
3- [ana.C] Calibrate charge and time as a function of the FEB/channel
4- [event.C] Sort the entries as a function of the time, measure the trigger time and create the event
GRAAL
The reconstruction and the analysis in GRAAL is divided in three steps:
1- [$graal/src/rec] Prenalysis on the hits and clusterization
2- [$graal/src/evt] Tracking and good cluster selection
3- [$graal/src/ana] Generation of the PDF with the informations of charge, time and occupancy as a function of the FEB