Thanks Tongtong,
Appreciate your doing this.
Norman
On Jul 17, 2019, at 11:09 AM, Tongtong Cao <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
[log in to unmask]"><catagoriesOfRuns2019.xlsx>Dear Colleagues,
According to the run list in Run Spreadsheet 2019, I categorized runs (collected so far) as “Ecal Pedestal”, “SVT OFF” and “SVT ON” after dropping junk runs.A table is attached.
There are two steps for cooking:Step 1: Decoding and reconstruction using the up-to-date “SNAPSHOT-bin.jar"Parameter setup in the current jsub.xml:1) -d (detector): HPS-PhysicsRun2019-v1-4pt52) -x (steering file): PhysicsRun2019_testRecon.lcsim for “SVT ON” runs, and PhysicsRun2019_NoSVT.lcsim for “SVT OFF” runs3) -R (run number): ${run} (run number of processed run)Step 2: Conversion from LCIO file into ROOT file using Make_Root.cc/Make_Root_NoSVT.cc for convenience of C++ users
Other setup in the current jsub.xml:# of processed files for a given run: all files if # < 15, 15 files (5 at first, 5 in the middle, and 5 at the end) if # >= 15Destination of output: /volatile/hallb/hps/data/run2019/ConcurrentCook/${run}; /volatile/hallb/hps/data/run2019/ConcurrentCookfail/${run} (if failed)
To request a run/runs for data cooking, please provide run number(s) and special requests, like # of processed files or a list of processed files for a run, output storage for the long-term usage (the default “volatile" storage temporarily keep output), etc.
So far, runs 9569 (SVT OFF) and 9600 (SVT ON) have been cooked.
ps: Please add notes for each run during shifts.
Best regards,Tongtong