Minutes of SciFi weekly meeting (18/Sep/'01)

From: Makoto Sakuda (sakuda@neutrino.kek.jp)
Date: Thu Sep 20 2001 - 15:21:18 JST

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    Subject: Minutes of SciFi weekly meeting (18/Sep/'01) 
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    From: Makoto Sakuda <sakuda@neutrino.kek.jp>
    
    Subject: Minutes of SciFi weekly meeting (18/Sep/'01) 
    
    1. Schedule  
    2. Tracking (BJ.Kim)
     He reported on the study of tracking.
     1) Probability of reconstructing 2nd tracks from noise
       He estimated them to be 3.3% for 3 hits and 8% for 2
     hits. He will check further whether they are associated
     with real particles. 
     2) He also estimates the probability of reconstructing
     random noise tracks using muon events.
     3) They propose to include in the NIM paper a figure for 
     the efficiency of 2nd track reconstruction. -- Agreed.
      BJK checks where the inefficiency occurs.
      
    2. Pixel Simulation  -- Boyd 
     He tests the pixel distributions using new calibration
    data. He will test the efficiency using cosmic-rays. 
     
    3. Filter
    Ishida tested FC3 to MC MRD events. The reduction is 8-10%
    consistent with that in data. Jeon showed that the reduction 
    happenes for straight tracks (theta<11 degrees). 
     We will stay with FC8.
    
    4. Study on Veto pulse height -- Matuo
      He estimated the pulse height for muons and the 2nd tracks, 
     using the cluster information that Yoshida made.
    
    5. Muon spectrum with LG structure  -- Boyd
    He updated the spectrum using Yoshida's new MC events with 
    LG structure. We observed a shift by 50 MeV in the muon
    energy spectrum.  
    
    6. Jobs 
    *) 2 hit tracks in nice.event sample (data and MC) -- Ishida
    *) Make MC sample with Noise +-30%. --- Iwashita
    *) Rescattering code -- Walter+
    
    7. JPS rehearsal (19/Sep/'01) -- Iwashita/Yokoyama  
      Thank you for giving them many comments.    
    
    Next SciFi Video meeting -- Oct.2 (Tues), 8:00am. 
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