Commissioning and running of sPHENIX

[hachiya <hachiya AT rcf.rhic.bnl.gov>]

Hi Jamie, JaeBeom, all

I will show some slides about how the copied BCOs (112 BCO) looks like.

Best regards,
Takashi

> Hello All,
>
> The issue of BCO matching and dropping data has reached a critical
> point and to help converge on resolving these issues,
> we will have a meeting on:
>
> Date:    Monday, August 5, 2024 at 1:30 pm ET
> Zoom:
> https://bnl.zoomgov.com/j/1614645041?pwd=bmE4STBRZk5tVVVUUC8zRnQxSlFyQT09
> [1]
> Google Doc page:
> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UqPhHGo4_B-ws8nlGrg8Mkc7jGHtZGeja1LBL7luhq8/edit
>
> I realize that everyone may not be available at that time, and JaeBeom
> will coordinate the meeting.      This meeting pertains to the INTT,
> MVTX, TPC in both triggered and streaming readout modes.
>
> One critical topic is resolving remaining questions about INTT BCO
> matching and dropped data.     The same issue is going to apply to the
> full streaming TPC readout.     Raul if you can provide a couple of
> slides demonstrating for the INTT that there is BCO data even when
> there are no hits, that would be great -- we discussed this some time
> ago, and there still appears to be confusion.    There are also the
> different levels where the BCO is copied.    Martin, can you  show
> what information is now available in offline (and whether we are
> missing information that is in the PRDF)?     At this point, we really
> need all information available in offline --  this is time critical.
>
> We need to better understand the checks in Online Monitoring, in
> Offline QA/Reconstruction.      At some point it seemed we were close
> to demonstrating in OfflineQA that we had all detector components
> corresponding to a given GL1 trigger, and had track rates for MVTX &
> INTT - but that seems to have lost momentum.
>
> This is time critical.      We cannot continue taking data without
> knowing if it is decodable and if we have a complete detector set for
> a majority of events (at a minimum).     Please let me and JaeBeom
> know if you will provide slides (in advance is best, fully labeled,
> and with details on how they are made).
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Jamie
>
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