Difference between revisions of "Monitoring: Outline of Tasks and Issues"

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### relevant IT systems
 
### relevant IT systems
 
### relevant Facilities Management systems
 
### relevant Facilities Management systems
# Types of data
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# Types of data: how is the data presented
## Event based
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## Event based: in the data stream
 
### Triggered detector events
 
### Triggered detector events
 
### Special events
 
### Special events
## Slow controls
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## Slow controls: on-demand, small volume
 
### EPICS or EPICS-like
 
### EPICS or EPICS-like
 
### stand-alone systems
 
### stand-alone systems
 
## Web-based variables
 
## Web-based variables
 
## Monitoring applications
 
## Monitoring applications
# Audience
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# Audience: who wants to know
 
## Counting room personnel
 
## Counting room personnel
## On-site personnel
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## Accelerator personnel
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## Detector and systems experts
 
## Collaboration
 
## Collaboration
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### On-site
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### Off-site
 
## General public
 
## General public
# Presentation
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# Presentation: how to access the data
 
## Histograms
 
## Histograms
 
## Strip charts
 
## Strip charts
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## Desktop applications
 
## Desktop applications
 
## Audible alarms
 
## Audible alarms
# Monitoring data collection programs
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# Monitoring data collection programs: automated data consumers
 
## Alarm handlers
 
## Alarm handlers
 
## Archiver (database fillers)
 
## Archiver (database fillers)
 
## Logbook
 
## Logbook

Revision as of 16:03, 3 April 2008

  1. Scope: what to monitor and why
    1. Online and near-online
    2. Provide feedback to insure data quantity and quality
    3. All releveant areas:
      1. GlueX Detector
      2. Detector electronics
      3. Hall D systems
      4. relevant Accelerator systems
      5. relevant IT systems
      6. relevant Facilities Management systems
  2. Types of data: how is the data presented
    1. Event based: in the data stream
      1. Triggered detector events
      2. Special events
    2. Slow controls: on-demand, small volume
      1. EPICS or EPICS-like
      2. stand-alone systems
    3. Web-based variables
    4. Monitoring applications
  3. Audience: who wants to know
    1. Counting room personnel
    2. Accelerator personnel
    3. Detector and systems experts
    4. Collaboration
      1. On-site
      2. Off-site
    5. General public
  4. Presentation: how to access the data
    1. Histograms
    2. Strip charts
    3. Web pages
    4. Desktop applications
    5. Audible alarms
  5. Monitoring data collection programs: automated data consumers
    1. Alarm handlers
    2. Archiver (database fillers)
    3. Logbook