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Tracking review 2011, draft agenda

Updated on Tue, 2011-11-08 21:22. Originally created by jeromel on 2011-10-31 13:10.

 

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Time end Length Topic Speaker Comment
09:30:00 AM 00:30 Committee executive session (closed session) N/A Committee may ask PAC+S&C leader any questions or discuss general strategy
09:40:00 AM 00:10 Welcome and overview of charges Jerome Lauret For the benefit of a the public, focusing (only 10 mnts) – data samples presented
    General introductions session    
10:00:00 AM 00:20 Introduction of the CA method Ivan Kisel (TBC) All talks should present a general overview, have clear reference to documentations – results should be later. Reviewer should have a clear idea of the algorithm, design, approach and implied components needed for integration. For example: Stv should speak of vertex issues and design of predictors in the forward direction (and to any detectors), Geometry should show FGT and possibility for the HFT as well as plan for embedding and miss-aligned geometries, CA should bring issues of integration. Why do we need those components is needed.
  00:15 (coffee break)  
10:45:00 AM 00:30 Overview of the Geometry model, XML approach Jason Webb
11:15:00 AM 00:30 STAR Virtual Monte-Carlo (VMC) reconstruction, principles and algorithms Victor Perevoztchikov
11:35:00 AM 00:20 Hit errors modeling Victor Perevoztchikov  
    First results / Base QA    
11:55:00 AM 00:20 Production chain timing & CPU usage Yuri Fisyak Timing should be presented as relative and global (relative %tage of an entire typical simulation chain or data chain, gain over standard approach)
12:15:00 PM 00:20 Wrap-up of morning discussion All [could be a a time buffer or real discussion and pending]
  01:10 (lunch break)    
   
   
    First results / Base QA (cont.)    
01:55:00 PM 00:30 Geometry evaluation, AgSTAR versus AgML and integration path Jason Webb  
02:55:00 PM 01:00 MC based comparisons & performances: efficiencies (pt, phi, eta), hit and track, hit residuals, # of fit points, DCA Yuri Fisyak  
03:15:00 PM 00:20 Real data samples: track by track evaluation Yuri Fisyak  
  00:20 (coffee break)    
    Performance and Physics evaluation    
04:05:00 PM 00:30 Spectra PWG evaluation, global observables Feng Zhao All talks are 20+10
04:35:00 PM 00:30 Heavy Flavor PWG results, secondary decay Anthony Kesich
05:05:00 PM 00:30 Spin PWG results, jets and W analysis Grant Webb
    (break)    
05:25:00 PM 00:20 UPC results Ramiro Debbe All talks are 15+5
05:45:00 PM 00:20 BulkCorr results, HBT Paul Chung
06:05:00 PM 00:20 JetCorr PWG Duncan Prindle
06:35:00 PM 00:30 Opened discussion, remaining questions All  
07:35:00 PM 01:00 Committee deliberations   At the end, presenters should come back and home work and additional questions should be asked

 

 

 

Preview version - v2

Time start Time end Length Topic Speaker Comment
09:00:00 AM 09:30:00 AM 00:30 Committee executive session (closed session) N/A Committee may ask PAC+S&C leader any questions or discuss general strategy
09:30:00 AM 09:40:00 AM 00:10 Welcome and overview of charges Jerome Lauret For the benefit of a the public, focusing (only 10 mnts) – data samples presented
      General introductions session    
09:40:00 AM 10:00:00 AM 00:20 Introduction of the CA method TBA (Ivan Kisel) All talks should present a general overview, have clear reference to documentations – results should be later. Reviewer should have a clear idea of the algorithm, design, approach and implied components needed for integration. For example: Stv should speak of vertex issues and design of predictors in the forward direction (and to any detectors), Geometry should show FGT and possibility for the HFT as well as plan for embedding and miss-aligned geometries, CA should bring issues of integration.
    00:15 (coffee break)  
10:15:00 AM 10:45:00 AM 00:30 Overview of the Geometry model, XML approach Jason Webb
10:45:00 AM 11:15:00 AM 00:30 STAR Virtual Monte-Carlo (VMC), principles and algorithms Victor Perevoztchikov
      First results / Base QA    
11:15:00 AM 11:35:00 AM 00:20 Production chain timing & CPU efficiency TBA Timing should be presented as relative and global (relative %tage of an entire typical simulation chain or data chain, gain over standard approach)
11:35:00 AM 12:00:00 PM 00:25 Wrap-up of morning discussion All [could be a a time buffer or rela discussion and pending]
    01:10 (lunch break)    
     
   
      First results / Base QA (cont.)    
01:10:00 PM 01:40:00 PM 00:30 Geometry evaluation, AgSTAR versus AgML and integration path Jason Webb  
01:40:00 PM 02:10:00 PM 00:30 MC efficiencies (pt, phi, eta) + pulls TBA  
02:10:00 PM 02:40:00 PM 00:30 Fit points, DCA and residuals TBA  
02:40:00 PM 03:20:00 PM 00:40 Track by track evaluation, rela data samples Yuri Fisyak  
    00:15 (coffee break)    
      Performance and Physics evaluation    
03:35:00 PM 04:05:00 PM 00:30 Spectra PWG evaluation, global observables TBC All talks are 20+10
04:05:00 PM 04:35:00 PM 00:30 Heavy Flavor PWG results, secondary decay TBC
04:35:00 PM 05:05:00 PM 00:30 Spin PWG results, jets and W analysis TBC
      (break)    
05:05:00 PM 05:25:00 PM 00:20 UPC results TBC All talks are 15+5
05:25:00 PM 05:45:00 PM 00:20 BulkCorr results, HBT TBC
05:45:00 PM 06:05:00 PM 00:20 JetCorr PWG TBC
06:05:00 PM 06:35:00 PM 00:30 Opened discussion, remaining questions All  
06:35:00 PM 07:35:00 PM 01:00 Committee deliberations   At the end, presenters should come back and home work and additional questions should be asked

 

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