General Information for USC ATLAS Group
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Panda Monitoring for WP
PandaAthena
GoodRunList
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RunNums |
Trigger |
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Period C2 |
156682 |
2.2ub^-1 |
strong prescale for MBTS |
EF L1ItemStreamer L1 MBTS 1 or EF mbSpTrk |
Period A |
152166-153200 |
369.8ub^1 |
No prescale MBTS |
L1_MBTS_1 |
Period B |
153565-155160 |
455.4ub^-1 |
prescale for MBTS |
EF L1ItemStreamer L1 MBTS 1 or EF mbSpTrk |
Period C1 |
155228-155697 |
62.7ub^-1 |
strong prescale for MBTS |
EF L1ItemStreamer L1 MBTS 1 or EF mbSpTrk |
890.1 nb^1 +- 20%
Leonid's 6/11/2010 talk
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EF Trigger List:
EFTriggerMenu
USC Computing Setup for ATLAS (tcsh/csh)
Basic Athena Setup
To set up athena framework, script is available in ~wpark/cmthome/ and copy the following files in your area ${HOME}/cmthome:
SourceMe.15.6.9 # setenv REL 15.6.9 can be changed for your desired release
requirements_stable #line with macro ATLAS_TEST_AREA ${HOME}/atlas/${REL} can be edited for your taste
source SourceMe.15.6.9
DQ2 Client Setup
To set up grid for DQ2 clients,
cp ~wpark/cmthome/grid_env ${HOME}/cmthome
source grid_env
For sure, you need grid certificate before.
Most useful commands are (-L ROAMING should be added to reach beyond USC)
dq2-ls -L ROAMING 'mc09_7TeV.106400.SU4_jimmy_susy.recon.AOD.*'
dq2-ls -L ROAMING 'mc09_7TeV.10*.SU*_jimmy_susy.recon.AOD.*'
dq2-ls -r -L ROAMING 'mc09_7TeV.10*.SU*_jimmy_susy.recon.AOD.*'
dq2-get -L ROAMING user10.WoochunPark.USCSusyAnalysis020
Panda Setup
Links are available for
PandaTools,
PandaRun and
PandaAthena
setenv PATHENA_GRID_SETUP_SH /afs/cern.ch/project/gd/LCG-share/current/etc/profile.d/grid_env.sh
ource /afs/cern.ch/atlas/offline/external/GRID/DA/panda-client/latest/etc/panda/panda_setup.csh
--site INFN-T1_MCDISK
SVN Setup
To check out package from
SVN, you need to set up the following things in your account (CERN account required):
setenv SVNOFF svn+ssh://svn.cern.ch/reps/atlasoff
setenv SVNGRP svn+ssh://svn.cern.ch/reps/atlasgrp/Institutes/Arizona
setenv SVNUSR svn+ssh://svn.cern.ch/reps/atlasusr
setenv SVNROOT svn+ssh://svn.cern.ch/reps/atlasoff
[susy:~] more ~/.ssh/config
Host svn.cern.ch
User woochun
GSSAPIAuthentication yes
GSSAPIDelegateCredentials yes
Protocol 2
ForwardX11 no
After basic set up, you need to do the following and compile:
cd $TestArea
cmt co $SVNGRP/Institutes/USC/USCSusyAnalysis
or
cmt co -r USCSusyAnalysis-00-XX-XX $SVNGRP/Institutes/USC/USCSusyAnalysis
or
cmt co $SVNGRP/Institutes/USC/CharmAnalysis
DBRelase setup...
Consult
DBRelase Twiki
FAQ
Where to go to find panda job status
In case that you want to check Woochun Park's job submission, go to
link
USCSusyAnalysis
Introduction
USCSusyAnalysis is a physics analysis package which uses AthenaROOTAccess (ARA)
to read ESD/AOD input in the form of a transient ROOT tree and performs a
basic SUSY event candidate selection. The offline objects are selected
using different selectors. The selector classes access an object (EventData) which holds the
required event information to reconstruct SUSY event inclusively. The transient tree
itself is packaged in the ARATree object. The selector classes are unaware of how
the branches of the transient tree are accessed. They are independent of
this step. The interface between the ARATree (data) and their accessors (selectors)
is the EventData class.
Intended Users
This package is intended for users starting out on SUSY physics analysis using ARA, although it should
be relatively easy to tailor this package to suit any other analysis. The users are required to write their own
steering class which is able to access all the information from the transient tree. Once this is done
the user has a choice of using/modifying the selector classes already provided or writing their
own object selection routines.
List of Tags
Newest tag always contains latest updates. Please use those. The SVN location for
ARATopAnalysis
.
A list of tags for specific Athena releases is given in the table below:
Samples for June 24, 2010 (15.6.9 Offline)
Set up athena framework
Submit the job in Grid (panda version)
CharmAnalysis
Analysis Steering
Steering the analysis involves the following steps:
- Access all the required branches from ARATree
- Store this information in EventData
- Loop over all events and perform the selection
- Save the resulting subset of events, histograms etc.
An analysis base-class (myAnalysis) is created which has methods to perform these steps.
It has pure virtual methods and all the analysis steering classes (one of them is TopAnalysis)
inherit from this base-class and implement these steps. The analysis base class is made a friend
of ARATree, to enable the steering classes to implement the above steps.
MCP2010Data Ntuple
Muon Combined Performance data ntuple.
Information is available at
Kyoko's 05/21/2010 Talk
and
CSC Meeting 05/27/2010
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WooChunPark - 30-Jun-2010