sPHENIX discussion of physics

[Martin Purschke <purschke AT bnl.gov>]

Dear all,

just a reminder that the introduction to data taking at the FermiLab
test beam will take place tomorrow, Wednesday, at 2pm.

Here's the Indico with more information:
https://indico.bnl.gov/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=2740

and the bluejeans info again:

https://bluejeans.com/404271457  - 404271457

Please spread the word...

Until tomorrow,

        Martin

On 1/6/17 16:08, Martin Purschke wrote:
> All,
> 
> thank you for participating and voting for a time slot. The winner is
> 
> *** Wednesday, Jan 11, 2pm ***
> 
> I made a Bluejeans meeting
> 
> https://bluejeans.com/404271457  - 404271457
> 
> Please let's all come on board like 10 mins ahead of time so we get the
> chitchat portion over with and everyone settled in so we can start on
> the chime of 2 o'clock.
> 
> I'll see if I can record the meeting so those who cannot make it can
> view it later.
> 
> See y'all Wednesday,
> 
>       Martin
> 
> 
> 
> On 1/5/17 12:36, Martin Purschke wrote:
>>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> at the Atlanta collaboration meeting we discussed that we hold an
>> introduction session to taking data at the FermiLab test beam.
>>
>> This is for everyone who intends to either come to FermiLab to help with
>> the test beam, or wants to analyze the data, or in general wants to
>> learn about our analysis chain. This might be especially valuable for
>> newcomers to sPHENIX, even if you have no immediate plans w.r.t. the
>> test beam data.
>>
>> Many people have worked neither with the DAQ system we are using, nor
>> the analysis of the raw data. I will show some concepts about the DAQ
>> and how we run it, what the data look like, and how you can get at
>> "meta" information about the beam, positioning tables, Cherenkov
>> pressures, temperatures, etc.
>>
>> I'm planning on making this an online-only session because that has
>> worked well in the past. It should be about an hour long.
>>
>> I believe that we will hold another session how to analyze the eventual
>> DSTs as time progresses.
>>
>> I created a doddle poll with some possible time slots:
>> http://doodle.com/poll/uqk62wsnncppt4vb
>>
>> Bluejeans coordinates will come.
>>
>>      Best,
>>              Martin
>>
>>
> 
> 


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