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Commissioning Schedule and Shifts for E906 Collaboration Meeting

Plan and organize beam alignment, detector checks, trigger timing, and data collection for spectrometer calibration. Schedule shifts efficiently with safety training.

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Commissioning Schedule and Shifts for E906 Collaboration Meeting

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  1. Commissioning Schedule and Shifts – First Call E906 Collaboration Meeting 23 February 2010

  2. Commissioning • Understand Beam • Check detector gains and thresholds with minimum ionizing particles • Set detector timing • Set trigger timing • Measure rates in a systematic way – multiple KMAG fields ??? • Take data to align spectrometer – KMAG magnet on and magnet off?? • Take data to study trigger matrices • If STA 1 chambers exist, measure solid in center and at ends of liquids to help calibrate vertex resolution – Do we have an alternative??? Is there any usefulness for a cosmic ray trigger – air showers? How much time is need for each step? How much access time is needed for adjustments? What can be interleaved? What installation can be interleaved? Set up a commissioning plan group! Send us your requests – conditions, time access

  3. Shifts • When do we want to start scheduling shifts? • One philosophy, start early and shift people will help in installation • Second philosophy, wait until we are ready for beam • Since 2 people will be needed for any NM4 access, will have to start with at least 2 once NM4 is closed up. • Need subsystem experts continuously available at FNAL early June??? until shutdown. • Nominally ~50 people – need 7 per week minimum– Given schedule conflicts probably need to start at 5-7 days/month of shifts for everyone. • We need lots of people around May-July • Get your safety training up to date, especially radiation safety and controlled access

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