StatusofCDF.ppt

Nov. 2001 - R. Erbacher R. Erbacher Status of CDF Robert Roser  Jaco Konigsberg Outline Detector Operations Offline Operations High Luminosity Running Physicist Resources Streamlining Physics B_s Top Quark Mass Higgs Conclusions Publications * Submitted+Accepted+Published thus far We currently have ~50 papers under internal review Detector Operations at a Glance 653 pb-1 delivered in FY06, 82% to tape ~5% trigger deadtime, ~5% beam conditions, ~5% problems Silicon Aging Like Fine (California) Wine Offline Operations Computing will always require attention. Dealing with continually larger data sets and faster acquisition of data, and evolving technology Highlights of this years Successes include Reduced operational load Enhance GRID computing capabilities Maintained 6 week turn around for data this past year Standard Ntuples now made in an automated fashion MC production done off-site, code sped up 30-50% We are moving toward an incremental model “once and done!” Preparations for High Luminosity dE/dX turned off on COT for inner layers No significant loss in particle ID expected XFT Trigger Upgrade Level 1 commissioning complete 97% efficiency, exceeded expectationsmet fake rejection specs (3-5x) Level 2 commissioning in progress Matching in 3D to other objects, finer resolution DAQ – building a bigger pipe! event builder upgrade COMPLETE – achieved 900hz at 200e30 (was 200 hz) CSL – bandwidth increased from 20→80 Mb/sec XFT upgrade project XFT originally only utilized axial layers Upgrade adds 3 stereo layers to 4 layer axial XFT system better fake rejection better resolution fake reduction Triggering at High Luminosity Run at 2.3e32 thus far identified 5 triggers out of 150 that are misbehaving We have a plan for dealing with each one XFT upgrade Configuring additional Level 2 CDF electronics to build a new calorimeter cluster finder Don’t see any significant obstacles to developing a trigger table for 3e32 for discovery datasets Resources CDF Collaboratio