CVS - Administrative privileges

Description

Client-side module for HCAL Data Quality Monitoring (DQM). This application evaluates the quality of the data collected by the server-side of the DQM process ( HcalMonitorModule ). Currently the package produces an output file with histograms and monitoring information. It also produces a simple HTML-based user-interface for each run processed.

Public interface

HcalMonitorClient : Client module. Accesses events and passes required event fragments to the appropriate sub-clients.
HcalDataFormatClient: Data format monitoring client. Produces quality tests and related info.
HcalDigiClient : Digi monitoring client. Produces quality tests and related info.
HcalRecHitClient : Rechit monitoring client. Produces quality tests and related info.
HcalPedestalClient : Pedestal monitoring client. Produces quality tests and related info.
HcalClientUtils: Common tools for the various clients.

Modules

HcalMonitorClient : Access unpacked data from each event and pass event fragments to the monitoring clients.

Unit tests and examples

The test directory contains a script (runIt.sh) that starts the monitor client. The output is a ROOT file with monitoring histograms and quality information. There is also a directory with a HTML-based user interface produced for each run processed.

Status and planned development

HcalMonitorClient is complete and tested. Expert development will continue as data formats and monitoring needs evolve.
HcalDataFormatClient is complete and tested. Expert development will continue as data formats and monitoring needs evolve.
HcalDigiClient is complete and tested. Expert development will continue as data formats and monitoring needs evolve.
HcalRecHitClient is complete and tested. Expert development will continue as data formats and monitoring needs evolve.
HcalPedestalClient is complete and tested. Expert development will continue as data formats and monitoring needs evolve.
HcalClientUtils is complete and tested. Expert development will continue as data formats and monitoring needs evolve.

Last updated: @ W. Fisher