Minutes of SciFi weekly meeting (00/Sep/04)

From: Makoto Sakuda (sakuda@neutrino.kek.jp)
Date: Mon Sep 04 2000 - 19:15:59 JST

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    Subject: Minutes of SciFi weekly meeting (00/Sep/04)
    Date: Mon, 04 Sep 2000 19:15:59 +0900
    From: Makoto Sakuda <sakuda@neutrino.kek.jp>
    
    Subject: Minutes of SciFi weekly meeting (00/Sep/04), 9-10am.
    Ishida,Hayato,Iwashita,Park,Yokoyama,Jeon,Sakuda
    
    1. Power failure last Sunday
     I walked down to the basement and checked SciFi Aircon and
    aircon for electronics rack. 
    
    2. Gain stability 
    Ishida checked the gain factors of all IITs using cosmic-ray 
    data, taken every two months or so. EunJu measured the gain
    factors of all IITs every week using scifi*veto 1-track sample.
    These two gain factors will be compared and the results will 
    be integrated in a new gain table. 
    Ishida will estimate the efficiency over the period.
    The systematic error due to gain variation will be estimated.
    Some (3-4) IITs in May show 20% higher gain in cosmic-rays
    and 1-track sample. Consistency will be checked.
     
    3. Satellite and Noise
    Iwashita showed the cluster distribution as function of
    distance from the main cluster, in cosmic-ray data and MC.
    He also showed Npix. MC showed 30-40% more clusters than
    data near the main cluster (=satellites) and MC fairly agreed with data at
    farther distance (=noise). He will study the effect on the
    tracks quantitatively. We generate a set of MCs with more (or less) satellites.
    Boyd is studying the cluster distribution for tuning
    satellite Monte Carlo. 
    
    4. Tracking 
     SNU group scanned MC events and showed the list of 
    un-reconstructed tracks. Park is studying these events.
    
    5. Comparison of Monte Carlo and Data at the next
    collaboration meeting 
    
    *IIT stability and stability of the tracking efficiency
     Npix in cosmic-rays (Data and MC).
    *the systematic error due to gain (and threshold) on the tracking.
    *Effect of satellites and noise on the muon track and the
     primary tracks from the vertex. 
    
    These items are being studied and the result will be
    presented at the meeting. 
    Hayato (MC manager) and I agreed on these main issues.  
    
    //M.Sakuda
    



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