Topics for the 2015 Software Review

1. Report on Successful Data Challenges
   • DC1 - December 2012/ January 2013
     • 5 billion Events - OSG, JLab, CMU
     • 1200 Concurrent Jobs at JLab.
   • DC2 - March/April 2014
     • 10 billion events with EM backgrounds included - OSG, JLab, MIT, CMU, FSU
     • 4500 Concurrent Jobs at JLab
     • Well under 0.1% failure rate
   • Stealth Online Data Challenge
     • Running in Fall 2014
     • Full DAQ chain to local raid disk, transfer to tape, and automatic processing from tape.
     • ~500 million events.
   • DC3 - January/February 2015
     • Read data in raw-event format from tape and produce to DST (REST) files.
     • Load up as many JLab cores as possible.
     • Run Multi-threaded jobs

• data acquisitions successes
  • transfer bandwidth
  • Event rates, how to improve
  • Event sizes, how to improve
  • rosbustness of system
  • Handle corrupted evio data
• Revist data spreadsheet from a year ago
• offline monitoring
  • browser
  • analyze data as it appears on the silo
  • reconstruction results
• calibration committee
  • bi-weekly meeting
  • preliminary list of constants compiled
  • calibration still needs to be regularized
  • calibration database training
• CCDB successes
  • command line interface
  • SQLite form of database
• analysis results
  • electron identification in the FCAL.
  • pi0 peak
  • proton id with tof
  • rho meson in pi+ pi-
  • omega meson in pi+ pi- pi0
• data transfer to CMU via globus Online
• data management: event store, etc.
• stealth data challenge on real data