Ashok gave a summary of the
current state of the UVic athena install. He plans to install the
athena release required to run analysis jobs on the 2004 Test Beam Data
(8.6.0). He and Warren will refresh themselves in the procedure
for checking out and compiling packages locally. He also reported that
files stored on mercury are available from the fates. The athena LArG4
package is running properly.
Warren has returned from
being married and is preparing to look at some pion data from 2004. He
will be attempting to run some python scripts to do energy sums over
all three detectors. He will also eventually attempt to put together
scripts capable of looking at all the data in one shot.
Michel reports that cern
test beam meetings are normally occurring every other Monday at 5:30 pm cern time. Canadian test
beam meetings have not been scheduled yet but it is hoped that they will be
scheduled so that people in time zones from the west coast to Geneva will
be able to attend. He also reported that multiple analysis streams can
be run simultaneously from a single athena jobOption file through the
use of sequencers.
Tamara has been preparing
slides for next weeks LArg week. The slides will demonstrate the
effectiveness of energy density weighting both in improving resolution
and more importantly here, linearity. She also working on her thesis.
Ian has finished the
re-write of the Root Tree output class (Event class) that controls the
output of G4 hits and per ADC channel information. He is now expanding
efforts to include fixing up the class that fills the Event
class. Next week he will report on the progress on the schedule
created by Margret and himself.
Richard requested that all
the individual webpages created by Ashok, Ian, Tamara, and Warren
relating to their atlas efforts be linked into the proper spot in the
atlas webpages. These people should give the links to Michel when they
are ready. He wanted us to have material prepared to show at the next
larg meeting. He also wanted to generate a list of questions dealing
with the ATLAS Event Model.