computing

Backups

<placeholder> Describes STAR's database backup system. </placeholder>

 

Quality Assurance

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Welcome to the Quality assurance and quality control pages.

Data readiness

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The pages here relates to the data readiness sub-group of the S&C team. This area is comprise of calibration, database and quality assurance.

Project Meetings

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The project meetings are documented mainly via links to agenda and presentation or via other page.
So far this only includes the monthly meetings.

Installation and Testing

Source Code

Comparing to what you may have been accustom to from previous years (before 2009), the sources have moved and are currently located in cvs under

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  • Histogram Groups

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    A histogram group, as specified in the base class HistogramGroup, consists off a set of histogram that usually will be printed onto one canvas.

    Expert Modes

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    After successful installation, all scripts are located in the ~operator/pplots/ directory. The following expert-only options exist:

    Online QA

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    The current Online QA package, called "Jevp", has a README documentation.

    Online QA (old)

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     [Please note that the tools documented here are being phased out.

    IST

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    Place holder for Gerrit et al.

     

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    PIXEL

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    Summary of talks from the October 2007 IPHC meeting posted by Leo is HERE

     

    Removed Real Data productions

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    Removed Real Data Productions

    MC Production for tracking upgrade

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    MySQL ver 5 Update

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    This page describes rational for upgrading to version 5 of Mysql.

    Change log for 5.0.x can be found here....

    Available CGIs

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    AutoIndex

    AutoIndex provides the ability to have a directory structure automatically set with a nice browsing interface. There is no need to install this package in STAR.

    FGT

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    Performance Evaluation

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    Note:  This is a rather old study that I found on BEMC public AFS space and ported into Drupal.  I don't know who conducted it or when.  -- A. Kocoloski

    Usage

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    The cluster finder can run in many different chains. The basic modes of running it are:

    How to write a new Cluster Finder

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    To create a new algorithm it is important to understand how the cluster finder works.

    Display Macro

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    A Small cluster finder viewer was written for the BEMC detector. In order to run it, use the macro:

    $CVSROOT/StRoot/StPreEclMaker/macros/clusterDisplay.C