sPHENIX EMCal discussion

[Jamie Nagle <jamie.nagle AT colorado.edu>]

Hello Anthony and Blair  (cc Calo lists),

For the  meeting  this morning, it would be most helpful  if you can  specifically address what appears to  be an issue with the OnlineMonitoring (particularly for the EMCal).    What  is a problem in the Monitor, what  is the problem in  the detector?

Also, I think  we need to  request a Controlled Access for this afternoon and having a specific list of what needs to be done  would be good.

I note that  the TPC  Review (which  John H is chairing) is from  10  am - noon today (Monday, May 20, 2024) in the 1008 Conference Room.

Sincerely,

Jamie

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On Fri, May 17, 2024 at 1:50 PM Hodges, Anthony <ahodges4 AT illinois.edu> wrote:

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Good afternoon folks, 

We'll have our next, regularly-scheduled Calorimeter Calibrations meeting this upcoming Monday, May 20th, at the regular time and place, 11:00AM Eastern at the following zoom coordinates:

https://bnl.zoomgov.com/j/1617635022?pwd=WmlVME9tcnlTYnlkUC9nU3crNTdRdz09

The agenda can be found here:

https://indico.bnl.gov/event/23435/

We are starting to get a good number of reports at our Wednesday and Friday meetings, hooray! And thanks for everyone for diving in and taking a look at the data. We will, as per usual, start the meeting with contributions and updates related to the data-taking efforts, and then transition to calibration-focused efforts. 

Our Wednesday/Friday meetings have a sharp cutoff at 3:25PM for the shift change meeting, so if we don't get to your update, please tell us so we can bump you to the front of the next meeting (e.g. if we don't get to your update today, you'll be first on the agenda on Monday). 

Have a wonderful weekend, 

-Anthony and Blair

Anthony Hodges, PhD (he/him/his)

High Energy Experimental Nuclear Physics

Postdoctoral Researcher, NSF MPS-Ascend Fellow

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign