sPHENIX EMCal discussion

[EdwardOBrien <eobrien AT bnl.gov>]

    Hi John,
     I see from the movie that only the HCal made
    it to heaven, not the EMCal. How sad.

    Ed


On 5/4/2016 1:49 PM, John Haggerty wrote:
> Thanks to the many people who worked on the design and construction of
> the calorimeters and the 32 collaborators who spent time at Fermilab,
> T-1044 is now complete and in boxes which will are scheduled to be
> shipped back to BNL tomorrow as you can see at the end of the album:
>
> > https://goo.gl/photos/wJzu9KgkwbJHcdsj9
> The data are here
>
> > /sphenix/data/data01/t1044-2016a/fnal
> and there is a list of runs with some basic information in allt1044* in
> various (csv, sqlite, root) formats, and much more information in the Wiki:
>
> > https://wiki.bnl.gov/sPHENIX/index.php/T-1044
> There are also some updates to spreadsheet where we kept configuration
> data about the detector (version 5):
>
> > https://docdb.sphenix.bnl.gov/cgi-bin/private/ShowDocument?docid=25
> There is still much work to be done, and I have asked Ron Belmont, Megan
> Connors, Jin Huang, Vera Loggins, and Abhisek Sen to be co-chairs of a
> writing commitee that will write a technical paper describing the
> detector, the simulation, and the results of the beam test for
> publication later this year. Please give them the support they will need
> to fully document all the things we have learned from this prototype and
> will continue to learn in the coming weeks.
>
> If there is any doubt about the success of this beam test, here is a
> movie of the calorimeter ascending into heaven:
>
> > https://goo.gl/photos/JfdtQdqi7ekXJ5jr8
> Thanks again to everyone who worked on this, spending nights and
> weekends preparing for it, taking the data, and understanding it.