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Event Monitor and Display for Muon Tomography Station

Event Monitor and Display for Muon Tomography Station. 2012 Annual Meeting Florida Academy of Sciences : 16-17 March 2012 M. PHIPPS , M. HOHLMANN, J. LOCKE, and M. STAIB Florida Institute of Technology. Presentation Overview. Research Motivation Event Display Theory

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Event Monitor and Display for Muon Tomography Station

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  1. Event Monitor and Display for Muon Tomography Station 2012 Annual Meeting Florida Academy of Sciences: 16-17 March 2012 M. PHIPPS, M. HOHLMANN, J. LOCKE, and M. STAIB Florida Institute of Technology Michael Phipps Florida Institute of Technology

  2. Presentation Overview • Research Motivation • Event Display • Theory • Application: Coverage Distribution • Event Monitor • Live Event Monitor and Display Michael Phipps Florida Institute of Technology

  3. Research Motivation • Makes research and analysis more approachable • Sanity check for validity of results and station configuration • Detector coverage • Display incoming/outgoing path Michael Phipps Florida Institute of Technology

  4. Single Muon Event Michael Phipps Florida Institute of Technology

  5. 2d Projections of MTS XZ Projection YZ Projection Michael Phipps Florida Institute of Technology

  6. 1000 Muon Events Michael Phipps Florida Institute of Technology

  7. Coverage: Total IntersectingEvents Michael Phipps Florida Institute of Technology

  8. Coverage: SideIntersectingEvents • Insert image with same target Michael Phipps Florida Institute of Technology

  9. Coverage Distribution:50,000 Events with a 50 mm^3 Target Michael Phipps Florida Institute of Technology

  10. Event Display + DQM • Near Real Time • Dynamic live display and monitoring program • User friendly GUI that automatically updates as data is processed Michael Phipps Florida Institute of Technology

  11. Live Display Shell Michael Phipps Florida Institute of Technology

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