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Part 2 of the meeting listed the critical issue needed to be addressed and assign (proposed) the PIC (Person in Charge). The issues are listed on the slide. Here are some of the assignment:
Issue: Sivers Asymmetry framework
Description: Setup a framework/macro to extract Sivers Asymmetry from a Full simulation
PIC: Zulkaida & Forhad
Issue: E906-E1039 Bridge
Description: Provide information or general framework or dictionary for new comers to learn E906 data
PIC: Kenichi
Issue: Detector performance
Description: Establish methods to measure the detector performance & calibration
PIC: Mindy (for Chamber)
Issue: Trigger performance
Description: Establish methods to measure the trigger efficiencyPIC: Michigan grup for FPGA trigger (proposed in the meeting, I will email them soon), Forhad
Issue: Systematics
Description: Perform a packing factor measurement, Establish the best method to measure the dilution factor, Keeping track for all non-negligible systematic source that affect the Sivers asymmetry
PIC: Arthur, David UNH (proposed)
Issue: Background studies
Description: Establish the best method to find the line shape & simulate the random background, Establish the best method to separate events from beam dump
PIC: Zulkaida
Issue: Tracking
Description: Establish an efficient tracking algorithm
PIC: Haiwang
Issue 4: Questions from Rick
Rick could not attend the Thursday meeting. But he sent me an email about some point needed to be discussed in the meeting:
1. Instructions for getting started in analysis (for people new to this experiment and our software eg: me)? That's my job (Zulkaida). Give me a week to provide these instructions
2. Can we reconstruct MC events using existing reconstruction code? Yes
3. What is the strategy for production reconstruction? We are working on it
4. We will need to plan a “Mock Data Challenge” for this spring? Unfortunately, this point haven't been discussed thoroughly yet in the meeting
Issue 5: Priority
The next priority will be the E906-E1039 Bridge. Thanks to Kenichi who will provide us with some lectures so the "new comers" including me could learn about the E906 experience, have an insight about the nature of the data & data processing, etc.