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CMS Synchronization Documentation Status and Management Updates

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Stay updated on online synchronization documentation progress and management tasks for CMS projects. View schedules, notes, and tasks for efficient coordination.

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CMS Synchronization Documentation Status and Management Updates

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  1. Various • Online synchronization documentation finished • https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/CMS/CSCsynchronizationDocuments • Amanda is working on documenting offline timing… I will ping her late next week on status • Should turn this into an internal note? • Shepherded scheduling of VME computers • https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/CMS/CMDVMEPCReplacement • Presently many subsystems scheduled for July-Aug 2013 (including CSC) G. Rakness (UCLA)

  2. To do • Various • Write CMS bulletin contribution • Initiate discussion to rethink control room • Write US CMS talk as usual • FNAL (likely 18-19 April) • Write seminar on HSCP • Write 20 minute talk on Soft Error Recovery in CMS • Continue to study upgrade TDR’s • Upgrade meetings match to CD tasks • Pick up neutron note • Read it again… what all is left to be done? • Likely need to pick up Chad’s analysis • Management cleanup • RC job description • boxes for point 5 tasks • General • Template for Shift leader summary elog • Understand data losses G. Rakness (UCLA)

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