Tracking Trigger Working Group for November Upgrade Workshop

Contribution List

0. Introduction and Welcome

Peter Sharp

20/11/2008, 09:00

Track Trigger Working Group

1. Why a Tracking Trigger is Crucial for CMS

Prof. Wesley Smith (Wisconsin)

20/11/2008, 09:10

Track Trigger Working Group

2. Triggering using Cluster Width Approach

Fabrizio Palla

20/11/2008, 09:30

Track Trigger Working Group

3. Triggering using the Track Vector Approach

Marcello Mannelli

20/11/2008, 10:00

Track Trigger Working Group

4. Other Approaches to Track Triggers

TBC

20/11/2008, 10:30

Track Trigger Working Group

5. Coffee

All

20/11/2008, 11:00

Track Trigger Working Group

6. Simulation of Upgraded Tracker Layout

Harry Cheung

20/11/2008, 11:20

Track Trigger Working Group

7. Simulation of Trigger Architectures

Dave Newbold

20/11/2008, 11:40

Track Trigger Working Group

8. Simulation of Trigger Primatives

Steve Stroiney

20/11/2008, 12:00

Track Trigger Working Group

9. Lunch

All

20/11/2008, 12:20

Track Trigger Working Group

10. Discussion of Issues Raised in the various Approaches

Peter Sharp

20/11/2008, 13:00

Track Trigger Working Group

11. Track Triggering using an Upgraded Muon System

Pierluigi Zotto

20/11/2008, 15:00

Track Trigger Plenary Session

12. Track Triggering using an Upgraded Tracker System

Marcello Mannelli

20/11/2008, 15:20

Track Trigger Plenary Session

13. Overview of the Plans for Simulating a Tracking Trigger

Harry Cheung

20/11/2008, 15:40

Track Trigger Plenary Session

14. Proposed plans for the implementation of a Tracking Trigger

Peter Sharp

20/11/2008, 16:00

Track Trigger Plenary Session

15. Discussion of the Issues Raised

Peter Sharp

20/11/2008, 16:20

Track Trigger Plenary Session

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