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MIDAS Seminar

15 July 2015
TRIUMF
Canada/Pacific timezone

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  1. 6. Few words of Introduction
    Pierre-André Amaudruz
    15/07/2015, 12:15
  2. 3. DEAP V1720 Frontends and Event Builder
    Thomas Lindner (TRIUMF)
  3. 7. GRIFFIN Overview
    Adam Garnsworthy (TRIUMF)
  4. 4. GRIFFIN: Custom Hardware & Web control
    Bryerton Shaw (TRIUMF)
  5. 5. Midas current development state
    Konstantin Olchanski (TRIUMF)
  6. 1. MIDAS for the SuperCDMS dark matter experiment
    Scott Oser (UBC)
    The SuperCDMS collaboration has decided to build the DAQ for its new experiment at SNOLAB using the MIDAS platform. I will review design considerations for the trigger and readout that are unique to SuperCDMS and detail how we propose to implement these in MIDAS, with particular focus on a hierarchical software trigger framework.
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  7. 9. Modern Web tools and Midas
    Ben Smith (TRIUMF)
  8. 8. Rootana: Event Display & Web GUI
    Thomas Lindner (TRIUMF)
    rootana is a package for simplifying the creation of analyzers that connect to MIDAS information. We will describe briefly developments of rootana. In particular, will describe recent introduction of ROOT web server, which provides a cleaner path forward for presenting analyzed MIDAS information.
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  9. 2. The Data Acquisition for the Muon g-2 Experiment at Fermilab
    Wes Gohn (Uni of Kentucky)
    We are building a data acquisition system for the new Muon g-2 Experiment at Fermilab, which will acquire data from 24 calorimeters as well as tracking and auxiliary detectors read out in microTCA waveform digitizers at an expected rate of 18 GB/s. The system will be comprised of multicore CPUs with GPUs for data processing. The experiment is expected to begin data taking in early 2017.
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  10. 0. WaveDAQ - A new MIDAS based DAQ system for the MEG II experiment at PSI
    Stefan Ritt (Paul Scherrer Institut)
    We will finish off the seminar with a hardware talk. The WaveDAQ system currently under development at PSI, Switzerland, combines the DRS4 waveform digitizer running at 5 GSPS with preamplifiers, ADCs and high voltage biasing suited for SiPMs. A new crate standard has been developed which features dual star gigabit links, ultra low jitter clock and trigger distribution and integrated crate...
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