RPC Alignment & Calibration Alignment & Calibration
RPC Alignment & Calibration Alignment & Calibration RPC Alignment & Calibration Alignment & Calibration
RPC Alignment & & Calibration Calibration Camilo Carrillo on on behalf of of RPC team CERN Departamento de Física UNIVERSIDAD DE LOS ANDES Bogotá, Colombia
- Page 2 and 3: Outline • DT Segment Extrapolatio
- Page 4 and 5: DT DT Segment Segment Extrapolation
- Page 6 and 7: Residual Distribution Distribution.
- Page 8 and 9: Chambers with shifts shifts > > 1cm
- Page 10 and 11: Work to be done •Implement p this
<strong>RPC</strong><br />
<strong>Alignment</strong> & & <strong>Calibration</strong><br />
<strong>Calibration</strong><br />
Camilo Carrillo<br />
on on behalf of of <strong>RPC</strong> team<br />
CERN<br />
Departamento de Física<br />
UNIVERSIDAD DE LOS ANDES<br />
Bogotá, Colombia
Outline<br />
• DT Segment Extrapolation.<br />
• Residuals Residuals.<br />
• Residual distribution.<br />
• Chambers with shifted residuals.<br />
• CConclusions. l i<br />
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Event display<br />
<strong>RPC</strong> Digis + DT Segments<br />
RRun 66722<br />
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DT DT Segment Segment Extrapolation<br />
Extrapolation is done along<br />
a straight line segment by<br />
segment.<br />
Z<br />
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Y<br />
X
Y Residual<br />
Residuals<br />
Y<br />
We use residuals to check<br />
the quality q y of the tool used to<br />
measure <strong>RPC</strong> efficiency with<br />
segment extrapolation.<br />
<strong>RPC</strong><br />
<strong>RPC</strong> Rec Hit<br />
DT/<br />
CSC<br />
X<br />
Point<br />
extrapolated<br />
from DT<br />
Segment g<br />
RResidual id l<br />
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X
Residual Distribution<br />
Distribution.<br />
Residuals for all <strong>RPC</strong> system in the barrel.<br />
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// b b i f i / b / ffi i /66722 66740/i d W 2 h l<br />
We expect a gaussian<br />
(mean ~ 0)<br />
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CRAFT analysis shows<br />
chambers with shifted<br />
residuals.<br />
However However...<br />
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Chambers with shifts shifts > > 1cm<br />
1cm<br />
• Wheel -2<br />
• RB2out S02 S02_M M -1 -1.03 03 • RB2out S05 S05_F F 11.087 087<br />
• RB2out S02_B -1.075<br />
• RB1out S08_B 1.043<br />
• Wheel -1<br />
• RB3- S06_B -1.013<br />
• RB3+ S06_B -1.149<br />
• RB3+ S06_F -1.192<br />
• Wheel 0<br />
• RB1in S02_F -1.054<br />
• RB2in S02_B 2.659<br />
• RB2in S02_M 2.781<br />
• RB2in S02_F 2.742<br />
• RB2i RB2in S0 S05_F F -1.095<br />
109<br />
• RB3- S02_B -1.083<br />
• Wheel +1<br />
• RB1out S06_B -1.281<br />
• RB1out S06_F -1.001<br />
• RB2out S06_F -1.017<br />
• Wheel +2<br />
• RB2in S01 S01_B B 33.991 991<br />
• RB2in S01_F 3.895<br />
• RB2in S02_F -1.018<br />
• RB2out S02_B 1.132<br />
• RB3- S02_B -1.07<br />
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Possible explanations<br />
explanations<br />
• A) We have an actual disalignment in the<br />
hardware<br />
• B) The DT segments (position/direction) are<br />
corrected by a alignment constants but the<br />
<strong>RPC</strong> RecHits are not.<br />
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Work to be done<br />
•Implement p this analysis y for the End Capp with CSC<br />
segments.<br />
•Useamoreprecise p tool for the residuals computation p<br />
(we already have the tool with Track extrapolation).<br />
• Compare these results with the new <strong>RPC</strong> reconstruction<br />
tool (including re-clusterization).<br />
• Include residuals in Y and Z (Local Coordinates)<br />
Coordinates).<br />
• Understand the relative disalignment between <strong>RPC</strong> and<br />
DT for each chamber in 3D 3D.<br />
• Include the <strong>RPC</strong> alignment in the CMSSW framework.<br />
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Conclusions<br />
• CRAFT analysis data showed an unexpected shift in<br />
the residuals for some <strong>RPC</strong> chambers.<br />
• Our hypothesis is that this is due to a dis alignment<br />
w.r.t DT.<br />
•This could be understood understood, performing <strong>RPC</strong> and DT<br />
alignment studies.<br />
Suggestions, Questions? Thanks!<br />
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