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This document provides key guidelines for comparing detector designs in a unified simulation framework at the LCWS04 in Paris. The first guideline emphasizes the importance of consistent simulation parameters, utilizing the Geant4 framework and standardized output formats. The second guideline focuses on simplicity and accessibility, ensuring standalone system usability and open access via the Mokka web page. The third guideline highlights the need for traceability, promoting tagged releases and thorough documentation. Future improvements will enhance collaboration among developers and refine detector descriptions.
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Mokka, main guidelines andfuture P. Mora de Freitas Laboratoire Leprince-Ringuet Ecole polytechnique - France Linear collider Workshop 2004, Paris
The first main guideline: Let’s compare detector designs in a common framework ! • It means, to simulate different detector models with : • The same physics • The same simulation framework (Geant4) • The same input data files • The same output data format (to be able to apply almost the same reconstruction and analyze programs) P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
The second main guideline: Keep it simple, stand alone as possible and available for all ! • It means, • to just rely on the Geant4 framework functionalities and standard building tools (gmake) • To write out just ASCII files • To provide an open wide access via the Mokka WEB page P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
The third main guideline: Keep trace ! • It means, • Tagged releases (almost monthly) • Release notes for each release • Just one reference geometry database, indeed local copies can be useful while developing new detector models • Output data refers to a known detector model in the reference geometry database • Run log file (detector model, geant4 and Mokka release tag ids, line command parameters, etc) P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
Mokka first architecture and relationships P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
The geometry database P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
The geometry database A detector model sample: “D08” Ingredients Model Sub-detectors P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
Impact of the gas in HCAL Electrons Pions P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
Physics validation: Calice Y Hcal Prototype (for the moment just aTesla Hcal module build as a 1m3cube ) Ecal Prototype X Beam
What we learned I:Geometry have to be shared Generator Need to share the same geometry !!! Detailed simulation Reconstruction Analysis P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
Analysis (user code) Simulation (Mokka) Reconstruction (user code) CGA API Geometry drivers Geometry Database C.G.A: the Common Geometry Access API (F77, C++,C and Java) Run Time • Relies on Geant4 geometry layer • Implements some reconstruction utilities. (By G. Musat) P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
What we learned II:Data format have to be shared Generator Need a common High level data format Detailed simulation Reconstruction Analysis P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
LCIO Persistency Framework Generator Analysis Recon- struction Simulation Motivation Java, C++, Fortran Java, C++, Fortran Geant3, Geant4 Java, C++, Fortran (Slide by Tony Johnson) geometry
JAS3 + LCIO • JAS3 Plugin exists for viewing and analyzing LCIO files • Allows to directly open and browse any LCIO • Works with any LCIO file • no requirement for prior knowledge of what is being read. • Recently updated to support LCIO 1.0 • (in fact 0.8 or later) (Slide by Tony Johnson)
What we learned III:New users ask for new functionalities and use cases ! • Big thanks to Frank Gaede (DESY) for a set of new user facilities for Mokka: • steering files • init commands • environment variables • Plugin interface for Geant4 user actions, mainly for “on line” analyzes P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
But what we really learned:We have to work together ! • Big improvement since the LCIO interface • The LCWS04 Mokka release includes very good contributions also from • Jeremy McCormick (NICADD) • Frank Gaede (DESY) P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
Future • We have to improve working together: • by an informal developers committee and its organization around the CVS repository management, code standards, Geant4-LC users interface, etc. • to bring adequate level of detector descriptions to this common simulation tool. Job for detector specialists P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
Mokka’s kernel framework Geant4 Mokka Kernel Developer P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
Who is who for the next model improvements in Mokka? • Ecal: • W/Si calorimeter and its prototype: detailed model by Ecole polytechnique • Other options: … • Hcal: • Digital and its prototype: • RPC: generic model by Ecole polytechnique, detailed model by … • GEM: detailed model by Nicadd (Jeremy McCormick) • Analog (scintillator, etc): generic model by Ecole polytechnique, detailed model by … P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
Who is who for the next model improvements in Mokka? • Inner tracking devices: • Generic model by Ecole polytechnique (directly translated from Brahms), detailed model by … • The SET: LPNHE – Paris + … • Forward detectors (masks, LAT, …): • Generic model by Ecole polytechnique (directly translated from Brahms), detailed model by … • Muon chamber: … • Beam line: … P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris
Conclusions: 1) “Improve framework” but “Keep things simple”. 2) “Let’s compare detector designs in a common framework”, to do this “We need adequate level of detector descriptions”. Let’s work together !!! P. Mora de Freitas – L.L.R. Ecole polytechnique, France – LCWS04 Paris