sPHENIX discussion of electronics

[John Haggerty <haggerty AT bnl.gov>]

I forgot to add the following instructions from Rob Pisani about parking 
permits at SBU:

 BNL employees can get a free SBU staff permit to park at Stonybrook. 
I've been getting one for a few years.  In the past, they have been 
sending it to me so I didn't have to make a trip just for that.  The 
contact said it had to be picked up now.  I just did it online and gave 
me an option to mail, so I tried it.  I'll let you know if it worked. 
Links are below.  Ann Ozelis is the contact (info in links).  She can 
help set up an SBU ID and put you in the system as an affiliate.

> Info:
> https://www.bnl.gov/visitorinfo/SBU.php
> https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/bnl/information/parking.php

> Once you get an ID and are put in as an affiliate (yearly) you can go here and fill in info if mailing works. 

> https://www.asa.stonybrook.edu/parking/permits/

Also, for inspiration, you can look at the TDR for the ATLAS Phase-II 
TDAQ upgrade:

> http://cds.cern.ch/record/2285584/files/?ln=en

On 2/8/19 10:07 AM, John Haggerty wrote:
> Martin and I have conspired with the usual suspects to have a workfest 
> focused on the DAQ and Trigger Tuesday-Wednesday February 19-20.  Abhay 
> has generously provided us a venue at Stony Brook University's CFNS's 
> Peter Paul Seminar Room.  The agenda page and connection information is 
> here:
>
> > https://indico.bnl.gov/event/5686/
>
> The main goal of the workfest is to collect our thinking about the DAQ 
> part of the TDR for the upcoming review season, but it's also a good 
> opportunity to discuss work beyond the reviews.
>
> We welcome help from the rest of the collaboration, and we're sorry for 
> the somewhat short notice, but if you'd like to participate remotely, 
> get in touch with one of us and we'll arrange to time to chat via 
> BlueJeans.
>
> Martin and John


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