Meeting 2015-1-14 » History » Version 5
George, Melissa, 15 January 2015 13:48
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3 | 3 | George, Melissa | h1. Meeting 2015-1-15 |
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5 | 3 | George, Melissa | Date: 15th January 2015 |
6 | 1 | George, Melissa | Time: 14:00 UK time |
7 | 3 | George, Melissa | Attendance: Melissa, Craig, David A, Alan B, Geoff B, Ed O, |
8 | Apologies: Adam |
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10 | h2. Agenda and Minutes |
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12 | h3. Actions from Last Meeting |
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15 | * GB to add all documentation to mice Mine - GB |
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16 | * MU to look in what to release as MICE notes and how - MU |
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17 | * Kalman doesnt work on straights. - Chris and Adam looking to fix |
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18 | * Not yet able to test against multiple tracks per trigger with MC - Durga |
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19 | * Real data unpacking broken - DA |
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20 | * Face to face agenda -MU |
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21 | * Make mock data challenge wiki page for prep discussion. - MU |
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22 | * Check with R. Bayes that this does not affect things in main CDB geometry - C. Heidt - Polished up geometry from C Hunt need to get files from Geoff. - New action GB and MU - Geoff and Melissa meet with Jason tomorrow. |
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23 | * Ensure central fibre is correctly defined in geometry and with Tracker group and correct if necessary - C Heidt CARRIES OVER |
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24 | * Issues found with NIM paper description of external waveguide end to end mapping check with Geoff and SW - MU AT MEETING tomorrow with Geoff |
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27 | h3. Status of commissioning work and ongoing plan |
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28 | 3 | George, Melissa | * Cryostats in trench |
29 | * leak checking |
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30 | * He line purge |
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31 | * valve change |
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32 | * waveguides |
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35 | 4 | George, Melissa | h3. Plan for mock data challenge. see [[../Mock Data Challenge Plan|Mock Data Challenge Plan]] |
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37 | 2 | George, Melissa | h3. What and when are there opportunities to do before step IV and what can we do to be ready for them? |
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39 | 2 | George, Melissa | * March ISIS run? |
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41 | 1 | George, Melissa | h3. Speeding up the DAQ |
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43 | 2 | George, Melissa | h3. Step IV Readiness, to do list, timeline etc. |
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45 | h3. Risks |
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46 | h4. Hardware |
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48 | 5 | George, Melissa | * Is it wise to get the spare VME controller from Strathclyde (they are happy for this) just in case for mock data run? |
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50 | 1 | George, Melissa | * Daresbury electronics: vacuum, tracker interlocks |
51 | * Reforming external waveguides (could lead to breakage) |
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52 | * Northside PRY (not us, but knock effect to us) |
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53 | * Power supply (spare arrives mid Jan) - MITIGATED |
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55 | h4. 8.2 Software |
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57 | * Not yet able to test against multiple tracks per trigger with MC -Action for Durga |
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58 | * Real data unpacking broken DA |
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60 | h3. Tracker Online Emergency Procedure |
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62 | * Provide documentation for ISIS and eventually shifters in what to do in an emergency situation for the Tracker when running |
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63 | Documentation to Include: |
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64 | - schematics of the system |
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65 | - a list of associated checklists at power on, and who works through them. |
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66 | - a list of instructions to shifters on how to operate and monitor the system |
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67 | - emergency shutdown instructions |
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68 | - power-up instructions |
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69 | - trouble-shooting : what to watch for |
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70 | - a list of regular maintenance and safety checks |
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74 | h3. AoB |
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76 | h3. Actions |
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79 | h2. Phone Details |
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81 | * The four digit company id: 4673 (callers from outside the UK) |
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82 | * The pin number: 419357 |
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85 | Phone numbers: |
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87 | | UK (Imperial College --preferred) | 0845 545 4460 | English | |
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88 | | Austria | 0820 4000 1503 | English | |
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89 | | | 0820 4000 15 02 | German | |
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90 | | Belgium | 070 35 99 45 | English | |
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91 | | | 070 35 99 94 | Dutch | |
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92 | | | 070 35 98 66 | French | |
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93 | | Canada | 1 712 432 2832 | English | |
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94 | | | 1 712 432 2844 | French | |
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95 | | Germany | 01803 001 178 | English | |
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96 | | | 01570 248 8303 | English (mobile) | |
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97 | | | 01803 001 177 | German | |
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98 | | | 01570 248 8101 | German (mobile) | |
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99 | | Ireland | 0818 270 007 | English | |
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100 | | Italy | 848 390 166 | English | |
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101 | | | 848 391 819 | Italian | |
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102 | | Netherlands | 0870 001 901 | English | |
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103 | | | 0870 001 909 | Dutch | |
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104 | | Poland | 0801 003 543 | English | |
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105 | | | 0801 003 533 | Polish | |
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106 | | South Africa | 087 550 0375 | English | |
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107 | | Spain | 902 885 318 | English | |
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108 | | | 902 881 200 | Spanish | |
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109 | | Sweden | 0939 2066 400 | English | |
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110 | | | 0939 2066 300 | Swedish | |
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111 | |Switzerland | 0848 560 190 | English | |
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112 | | | 0848 560 378 | French | |
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113 | | | 0848 560 347 | German | |
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114 | | | 0848 560 385 | Italian | |
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115 | | United Kingdom (PowWowNow) | 0844 4 73 73 73 | English | |
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116 | | United States | 1 415 363 0833 | English | |