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CALORIMETER CELL MONITORING TOOL Viacheslav Shary

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CALORIMETER CELL MONITORING TOOL. Viacheslav Shary. INTRODUCTION. Goals: Detect the problems which were not found in the previous stages of the data quality check. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CALORIMETER CELL MONITORING TOOL

Viacheslav Shary

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INTRODUCTION

Goals: Detect the problems which were not

found in the previous stages of the data quality check.

Provide the data quality information for further use: e.g. lists of cells, BLSs with unusual large or small signal. This information is of interest for the reconstruction and simulation programs and, of course, for the data analysis.

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THE SCHEMERaw calorimeter data from event distributor.

Only ZERO BIAS events.

on-line rcp file off-line rcp file

dq_calo package

Thumbnail calorimeter data. Only ZERO BIAS

events.

text report file (for shifter)

input file for the database

file with root trees

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DATA QUALITY (DQ) CHECKEVENT DQ CHECK

N cells, total energy, total squared energy

MET, SET

CELL DQ CHECK (per run)

N entries, total energy, total squared energy

Fraction of bad eventsi.e. events with parameters

out of limits

bad cells and BLSs, i.e. channels with energy and/or RMS out of limits

Run data quality: GOOD, REASONABLE, BADLists: bad cells, bad BLSs, BLSs without signal

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BLS QUALITY CRITERIA

BLS is BAD if mean energy E< -1.5 GeV or E > 2.0

GeV; RMS < 0.1 GeV or RMS > 2.5 GeV; more than 5 bad cells in the BLS

bad cell have a mean energy E < -4 GeV or E > 5 GeV

All limits can be changed via rcp file.

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RUN QUALITY CRITERIA If percentage of BAD events > 10% the run quality is BAD. Else if number of cells with mean energy out of limits > 24 the

run quality is BAD. Else if number of ZERO_BIAS events in the run < 100 the run

quality is UNKNOWN. Else if number of BLSs without signal > 1 the run quality is

BAD. Else if number of BLSs without signal > 0 the run quality is

REASONABLE. Else if number of BAD BLSs > 0 the run quality is

REASONABLE. Else if percentage of BAD events > 2% the run quality is

REASONABLE. Else the run quality is GOOD.

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OUTPUT EXAMPLES

WWW:http://d0-france.in2p3.fr/WORKING_GROUPS/

DQ/

At this page the following information is available.

1. Run list with corresponding qualities

2. Run report with bad cells BLS list

3. 2d histogram for many runs

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An example of 2d (-) histograms. The Z axis corresponds to the mean energy per entry in each cell (GeV).

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An example of 2d (-) histograms. The Z axis corresponds to the mean energy per entry in each cell (GeV).

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An example of electronics 2d histogram. X is ADC number. Y is serial channel number. Z is the mean energy per entry in the cell (GeV).

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An example of electronics 2d histogram. X is ADC number. Y is serial channel number. Z is the mean energy per entry in the cell (GeV).

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An example of 2d (-) histograms. The Z axis corresponds to the mean energy per entry in each cell (GeV).

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RESULTS

RUNS TOTAL

GOOD

REAS.

BAD

UNKN.

160000 - 169999 (August – December)

601 123 413 23 42

170000 - 177681(January – May)

485 238 179 54 14

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TYPICAL PROBLEMS (1) Usually runs have 0-2% of bad events,

but some runs have near 25%. These runs have 1 or 2 BLSs with a cell(s) with a huge signal. These runs should be declared BAD, because it can affect physics quantities.

Some runs have no signal from several BLSs. Quality - BAD.

Some runs have no signal from one BLS. Quality - REASONABLE.

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TYPICAL PROBLEMS (2) There are runs with large signal in all

BLSs in one crate during some time. Quality - BAD.

Runs have frequently the following problem: 1 or 2 BLSs with a large signal (average signal per entry 2-10 GeV and RMS near 2-10 GeV). Usually these BLSs are the same in several runs. This problem affects missing ET and probably other physics quantities. Quality - REASONABLE.

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Missing ET (Ecell>0, without CH) PEAK ~ 2 GeV,

FWHM ~ 3 GeVFWHM/2.36 ~ 1.3 GeV

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MISSING ET FOR ZERO BIAS

PEAK, GEVFWHMFWHM/

2.36

all cells E>0 E>100 MeV

all cells 4.57.53.2

3.55.52.3

3.55.52.3

without CH

2.54.51.9

23.01.3

23.01.3

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MET for good & reasonable runs

REASONABLE QUALITY

FWHM ~ 3.5 GeV

GOODQUALITY

FWHM ~ 3 GeV

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MET for reasonable runsCORRECTION: BAD CELLSAND CELLS IN BAD BLS

ARE NOT USED FORMET CALCULATION

BEFORE CORRECTIO

N

AFTER CORRECTIO

N

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MET for good & correc. runs

GOODQUALITY

CORRECTED REASONABLE QUALITY

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MET for good & reasonable runs

REASONABLE QUALITY

GOODQUALITY

REASONABLE&

GOODQUALITY

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MET for reasonable runs

BEFORE CORRECTIO

N

AFTER CORRECTIO

N

CORRECTION: BAD CELLSAND CELLS IN BAD BLS

ARE NOT USED FORMET CALCULATION

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MET for good & correc. runs

GOODQUALITY

CORRECTED REASONABLE

QUALITY

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ISSUES & PERSPECTIVES (1) How to organize the permanent monitoring

and feedback with shifters ? The package was tested online by Laurent. How

to proceed further ? In the output text file shifter can find an

information about run problems (lists of bad cells and BLSs).

How to make the data quality information available ? The runs quality database can be used to save

lists of bad cells and BLSs. The bad cells can be removed from calorimeter

data chunk.

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ISSUES & PERSPECTIVES (2) Now it’s time to try this tools!

i.e. one can compare analysis results for good and reasonable runs.

What would the next step for calorimeter data quality be ? Are there other hardware failure that we can

detect ? Shared energy problem ? Do we need to look at physics trigger to detect some problem ?

Possibly, one could use clusters (CellNN) from reco to assert the impact of hardware problems on physics. It could also help discover warm zones, local inefficiencies and so on.