Re: TOFW, RICH

From: Kris Hagel (hagel@comp.tamu.edu)
Date: Fri Jan 17 2003 - 10:32:44 EST

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    I answer for the tiny part I know about.  No, The changes in TOFW have 
    not been propogated to the DB.  I can do that as soon as I have 
    information;  Do we need a survey or do we have some at least 
    approximate numbers???  That calls for another expert.
    
    Kris
    
    Ian Bearden wrote:
    
    >Hi,
    >I think that this may be too broad a mailing list, but I am not sure where
    >to send this, so you all get to see it...aren't you lucky.  If you are not
    >interested in hardware details of the experiment, you can stop now.
    >
    >TOFW: I noticed when looking at the pedestals for TOFW that there are fewer
    >slats than last year.  Then I recalled that Dana mentioned at the collab.
    >meeting that one panel was removed and the wall recentered.  Has this
    >information been propagated to the geometry data base?
    >Also, slats 46 and 89 were missing (at least for pedestal run 7343).
    >
    >RICH:  The pedestals look pretty awful for a lot of the channels.  In fact
    >they look like the H1 and H2 pedestals looked when we had the bad ground
    >loop problems a couple of years ago  (i.e. several peaks, distributed over
    >many channels).  Djamel says that it looked much better in the Aura data
    >last year.  Could an EXPERT look into this.
    >
    >Sorry for spamming you all with these details...
    >Ian
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