AIOP May 20, 2024

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AIOP - Polarized Photon Source

Agenda:

  1. Previous Meeting
  2. Announcements
  3. Project Progress
  4. PIER Activities
  5. AOT


Minutes

  • 5-20-24
  • Attendees: David, Thomas, Torri, Hovanes, Jiawei, Armen, Cristiano, Patrick, Naomi
    • Review of Minutes from last meeting
      • Thorough review was had
    • Announcements:
      • There is a workshop at jlab on polarization. We should attend
    • Project Progress
      • data-mining/prep
        • Jiawei: not much to report due to GlueX collab meeting
        • Patrick
          • Have identified more discrepancies
          • Need to remove Perp/para change based nudges
          • Beam current on req from 30s to Jiawei’s 10s
          • Showed a slide showing the difference in 1 vs 2 nudge counts
          • David questioned the number of button clicks
            • Looks like a nudge event may be many clicks waiting for system responses
            • Hovanes agrees
            • Naomi: how many > = >>
              • Hovanes: 10
          • We think it should be 1 event not 2. Jiawei thinks he can combine them
          • Do we have the rate of nudges?
            • Patrick: no, not yet
          • David: we need to have a nominal coherent edge to measure drift
          • Hovanes: some PERP->PARA->PERP (vice versa) probably contain valid nudge events
            • Patrick: being cut out…will go back and look
          • ~8% of nudges are when the beam is down. What do we do with them?
            • Thomas thinks the case shown indicates the nudge condition was met and the button press happened when beam was away “unintentionally”
            • Will try to reclaim with simple filters
            • Beam conditions change from before to after nudge
              • Naomi: small number get rid of them
          • New definition! Nudge sequence = multiple nudges. A nudge is a button press
            • Hovanes: look at active collimator too
          • Example of beam pos change with an event
          • More discussion as to the definition of the start/end of a nudge sequence
          • Discussion of definitions of event start/end as it relates to the “training data”


Action Items