Difference between revisions of "SCT DQshift"
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This is the step where the real work is done: see if you can identify the known defects, look for potential new problems and 'sign off' the run. | This is the step where the real work is done: see if you can identify the known defects, look for potential new problems and 'sign off' the run. | ||
| − | Note: | + | Note: * check box 'UNCHECKED' |
| − | + | * sign of run using password SctDq | |
'''step [4]''': Obtain information for run-summary | '''step [4]''': Obtain information for run-summary | ||
Revision as of 12:35, 22 March 2012
SCT DQ shift
The minimal path through all documentation necessary for an SCT DQ shift
General information
The Official SCT DQ shift twiki
The ATLAS data quality portal
The ATLAS detector operations page
The real shift
step [1]: Check the ATLAs e-Log page for (SCT-specific) information on the run
Use search form on the ATLAS e-Log page
step [2]: Check the known defects in the database for this run:
Use the defect entry page
There is a finite number of defects defined for the SCT (twiki SCT DQ defect list)
step [3]: Look at the histogram-summary from Tier-0 processing and sign-off the run:
Look at the ES1 (express stream pass 1) of the Tier-0 processing and check the histogram-summary.
This is the step where the real work is done: see if you can identify the known defects, look for potential new problems and 'sign off' the run.
Note: * check box 'UNCHECKED'
* sign of run using password SctDq
step [4]: Obtain information for run-summary
Get it from the SCT DQ webtool
Use SCT-standard and use the run-number
step [5]: Make an entry in the ATLAS e-Log
Enter the run summary and additional comments in the e-Log on the ATLAS operations page
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