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VUB-RECOIL April 2004

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Re: Production 2004 (?)

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Riccardo Faccini <[log in to unmask]>

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13 Apr 2004 06:20:33 -0700 (PDT)Tue, 13 Apr 2004 06:20:33 -0700 (PDT)

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Hi Urs,
in your detailed mail I fail to understand what are the plans as far as
SP5 and run1-3 data are concerned. I do not think that a mixture of
release 12/ CM2 data-MC is a possible data sample for publication, so I believe that the
production/publication plan needs to account for the CM2 production of
run1-3 and SP5 (with old style ntuples if we agree to).
So my suggestion would be to produce the large ntuples in the order:
	- run4 data
	- SP6
	- run1-3 data
	- SP5

Among the manpower we also have the QM group, which could take care of the
last 2 bullets (besides getting started in the analysis). I would leave
running on SP5 R12 as the very last resort if all else fails (but then we
are not the only ones in trouble)
	ciao
	ric

______________________________________________________
Riccardo Faccini
Universita' "La Sapienza" & I.N.F.N. Roma
tel  +39/06/49914798 Fax.: +39/06/4957697
http://www.slac.stanford.edu/~rfaccini
Univ. La Sapienza. 2,Ple Aldo Moro, I-00185 Roma Dipartimento di Fisica

"I don't understand what you say, but I believe I disagree"

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004, Urs Langenegger wrote:

>
> [the following is a  kind-of consensus between HD/RHUL/SLAC or wishful
> thinking that would provide benefits on the short time scale]
>
>
> Hoi,
>
> after  a few  phone calls,  it seems  that a  new option  is emerging.
> Below you  find a proposal, please let  me know if you  disagree. If I
> hear nothing from you, I'll send this to vub-recoil after Easter.
>
>
> The situation
> -------------
>
>   o Currently, analysis-20  is being built and close  to release.  The
>     executable is expected to be about  as fast as an OBJY exe ("a bit
>     slower"). It should be capable of running on OBJY micro.
>
>   o At the  end of next week, a substantial amount  of skimmed data is
>     expected to become available (as  of now it's only 60/fb). By then
>     it might be something like 130/fb. Maybe/hopefully.
>
>   o Clare needs (or would like to use) more than just 80/fb for her
>     thesis.
>
>   o The same is more or less true for the b2ulnu analysis (and Ed's
>     thesis)
>
>   o The  projection for skimmed  MC CM2 availability is  slipping.  At
>     the Wednesday physics meeting we heard "June".
>
>
> The idea
> --------
>
>   o Produce new ntuples with minimal (=no) changes with respect to the
>     old "big" ntuples. Except: Just produce ROOT files. This allows to
>     use them for analysis immediately  and is probably the only way to
>     use RUN3/4 data for public results before the end of this year.
>
>     This is explicitly NOT a CM2 analysis, just an attempt to get more
>     data for the short time scale.
>
>   o Run on RUN4 CM2 data as more  becomes available
>
>   o Run on  MC as soon as possible. We should  test whether running on
>     SP5 OBJY is viable.
>
>
> The plan
> --------
>
>   o Ed will provide a set of tags to build IslBrecoilUserApp, based on
>     analysis-20. He will do basic validation, i.e. that it is running.
>     This also includes tcl (steering) files for CM2 and OBJY running.
>
>   o Urs will do a bit  more of validation, looking at all variables in
>     the "h1" tree.
>
>   o Royal  Holloway will  organize the production.  I think  this will
>     involve the following:
>
>       - backup the  current HBOOK ntuples of  Henning/Oliver to mstore
>         and/or RAL or somewhere else.
>
>       - Create tcl files  for skimmed data. In the  following I detail
>         what issues  must be considered in a  low-tech approach (based
>         on  "run",  the   run-script  with  built-in  bookkeeping  and
>         optimized  queue saturation :-)  Other possibilities  exist of
>         course,  I  just  don't   know  them.  Whoever  organizes  the
>         production is free to choose whatever works!
>
>         +  The  naming  scheme  for  the  "basename"  should  be  well
>           designed.  In the last production we had a bit of a mess and
>           it made life difficult.  .  A possible solution is something
>           like the following:
>
>              genbch-run1-.....
>              genbnu-run1-.....
>              genccb-run1-.....
>              genuds-run1-.....
>
>              cktbch-run1-.....
>              cktbnu-run1-.....
>              cktb2u-run1-.....
>
>              b2unre-run1-.....
>              b2ures-run1-.....
>              b2umix-run1-.....
>
>
>           NOTE: The  total amount of files will  likely exceed 100000.
>           (We had something like 30k for the previous production.)
>
>           NOTE: We used to have  something like 2k events per file. We
>           have  to think  whether we  want to  merge the  rootfiles to
>           reflect the merged CM2 files. Another possibility is to have
>           in the filename (in the  ..... part above) the start and end
>           events in the  merged CM2 files (see next  item if this NOTE
>           is not clear).
>
>         + The  size of  the tcl  files needs to  be optimized  for the
>           queue length. (kanga?)
>
>           NOTE: I think this could mean that we cannot run one job per
>           CM2 merged skim file. This needs to be studied!!!
>
>         + The tool of choice is probably "BbkDatasetTcl".
>
>         + I think that the tcl  files should be in a logical directory
>           structure to avoid too many files per directory
>
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/data
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/data/run1
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/data/run2
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/data/run3
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/data/run4
>
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/mc
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/mc/run1
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/mc/run1/bch
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/mc/run1/bnu
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/mc/run1/ccb
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/mc/run1/uds
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/mc/run1/sig
>              $BASE/tcl/SemiExclBreco-2004a/mc/run1/ckt
>
>       - The output root files should  be stored in a way that reflects
>         this structure:
>
>              $BASE/output/SemiExclBreco-2004a/data
>              $BASE/output/SemiExclBreco-2004a/data/run1
>              $BASE/output/SemiExclBreco-2004a/data/run2
>
>              $BASE/output/SemiExclBreco-2004a/mc/run1
>              $BASE/output/SemiExclBreco-2004a/mc/run1/bch
>
>
>       - A few notes on the directories:
>
>          + It does not  really matter  what names  we choose,  but it
>            should be  something that  is consistent and  extensible to
>            new productions, which could end up in, e.g.
>
>              $BASE/SemiExclBreco-2004b/
>
>          + We  should avoid too  many subdirectories, but  should make
>            sure  that not  too many  files  end up  in one  directory.
>            (Note: In the old production,  80/fb data and 240/fb MC, we
>            had 11000 gen B+ files in total.)
>
>          + Not all directories need to be physically below $BASE, they
>            could be symbolic links to a different disk.  But we should
>            see all from one base location.
>
>
>       - Of course, the logfiles should be stored similarly:
>
>              $BASE/log/SemiExclBreco-2004a/data
>              $BASE/log/SemiExclBreco-2004a/mc
>
>         and the corresponding subdirectories. If we use "run" this is
>         essential.
>
>       - The jobs will be run by a bunch of people, organized (and
>         tabulated) by someone. "Volunteers" so far are
>
>              Clare
>              Ed
>              Henning
>              Rolf
>              Urs
>              Oliver ('s account, at least)
>              Other GradStudents
>
>         Given this  amount of manpower, we might  actually get through
>         the  unskimmed SP5  OBJY  (700/fb!) on  a relatively(?)  short
>         timescale.
>
>   o Diskspace might  be sufficient once we delete  the old HBOOK files
>     (from the  previous production)  and then ask  for some  more when
>     it's critical and we have enough momentum.
>
>
> Cheers,
> --U.
>


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