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A Brief History of Glast Release

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A Brief History of Glast Release. GR1.1594 (Friday, July 15) Effectively, the first DC-2 2M all-gamma sample Had various problems (no MIP finding, Direct diode deposit all to one face, etc.) GR1.612 (Wednesday, July 27) Why change one thing when you can change 10?

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  1. A Brief History of Glast Release • GR1.1594 (Friday, July 15) • Effectively, the first DC-2 2M all-gamma sample • Had various problems (no MIP finding, Direct diode deposit all to one face, etc.) • GR1.612 (Wednesday, July 27) • Why change one thing when you can change 10? • 21 packages change between these two runs • Most important to this discussion: • Convert ntuple output from doubles to floats • CalDigi, CalXtalResponse and Trigger packages extensively refactored. Also attempts to raise thresholds to 2 MeV and double the noise • MIP finding turned on (version optimized for speed) • Various bug fixes in CalRecon, Event and AnalysisNtuple related to new Cal output format • All runs use the same seed so can’t be used…

  2. A Brief History of Glast Release • GR1.613 (Friday, July 29) • Fix run seed problem • Notice that energy response appears to have changed significantly • GR1.615 • Six packages modified, including: • CalXtalResponse – fix bug which allowed longitudinal position to be outside hit crystal (and often in another tower…) • CalRecon – fix bug in Last Layer Likelihood tool which caused it to not get called • Still see problem with energy response in recon • GR1.615-mod • Back out CalDigi/CalXtalResponse/Trigger to post GR1.594 versions • This puts thresholds and noise back to “old” versions • But appears to “solve” the energy response problem

  3. Cal Raw Energy SumGR1.594 to GR1.615 all-gamma 180 GeV Blue Histogram: GR1.594 Red Overlay: GR1.615 Was not expecting things to get worse!!!

  4. Cal “PSF”GR1.594 to GR1.615 all-gamma 180 GeV Blue Histogram: GR1.615 Red Overlay: GR1.594 Was not expecting things to get worse!!! MC-Cal Angle (radians)

  5. Look at Input to CalReconCalXtalRecData: GR1.594 to GR1.615 all-gamma 180 GeV Blue Histogram: GR1.594 Red Overlay: GR1.615 Number of CalXtalRecData objects per event (with a nonzero number of CalDigis

  6. Look at Input to CalReconCalXtalRecData: GR1.594 to GR1.615 all-gamma 180 GeV Blue Histogram: GR1.594 Red Overlay: GR1.615 Energy per CalXtalRecData object for all CalXtalRecData objects in each event Close in on range 0-50 MeV

  7. Look at Input to CalReconCalXtalRecData: GR1.594 to GR1.615mod all-gamma 180 GeV Blue Histogram: GR1.594 Red Overlay: GR1.615mod “Old” CalXtalResponse code with raised thresholds and noise Close in on range 0-50 MeV Energy per CalXtalRecData object for all CalXtalRecData objects in each event

  8. Cal Raw Energy SumGR1.594 to GR1.615 all-gamma 180 GeV Blue Histogram: GR1.613 Red Overlay: GR1.594 Was not expecting things to get worse!!!

  9. Cal “PSF”GR1.594 to GR1.613 all-gamma 180 GeV Blue Histogram: GR1.615-mod Red Overlay: GR1.594 This is what I expected! MC-Cal Angle (radians)

  10. Where Are We Now? • Recon appears to be ready for CT studies again • MIP Finding code in place and in output ntuple • Cluster energy and axis appear to be “normal” • Running the “old” CalDigi/CalXtalResponse/Trigger • Can raise thresholds and noise in this code to desired levels • Are we losing something in the updated package that we need for DC-2? • Time frame for studying/fixing the code? • Are there other problems? • Onboard Filter is having a problem too? • Opinions?