4–8 Nov 2019
Adelaide Convention Centre
Australia/Adelaide timezone

ATLAS Tile Calorimeter Conditions Database architecture and operations in Run-2

7 Nov 2019, 15:30
1h
Hall F (Adelaide Convention Centre)

Hall F

Adelaide Convention Centre

Poster Track 2 – Offline Computing Posters

Speaker

Iouri Smirnov (Northern Illinois University (US))

Description

An overview of the Conditions Database (DB) structure for the hadronic Tile Calorimeter (TileCal), one of the ATLAS Detector sub-systems, is presented. ATLAS Conditions DB stores the data on the ORACLE backend, and the design and implementation has been developed using COOL (Conditions Objects for LCG) software package as a common persistency solution for the storage and management of the conditions data. TileCal Conditions and calibration data are stored in 4 separate Databases also known as schemas: TileCal Online and Offline DBs for data, DB for Monte Carlo (MC) simulation and Detector Control System (DCS) DB. In order to support the smooth TileCal operations during data taking period, experts perform the necessary calibrations, add the changes of detector status and other conditions data, prepare new conditions for data reprocessing and MC production campaigns, and upload the new up-to-date information into DB using the custom-made software tools. The procedure of TileCal conditions preparation, validation and uploading to DB is described, and some DB-related statistics collected in Run-2 is provided.

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Primary authors

Iouri Smirnov (Northern Illinois University (US)) Sanya Solodkov (Institute for High Energy Physics of NRC Kurchatov Institute (R) Dhiman Chakraborty (Northern Illinois University (US)) Siarhei Harkusha (The national Academy of Sciences of Belarus (BY))

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