A request to produce the 14 GeV data from Run 14 was made. The goal is to assess how many good events (considering a real analysis) we have on tape. In principle after finishing the 200 GeV data taking, we could come back to the 14.6GeV collisions if there still time, within the 22-cryo-week. In order to request more beam time, we would need to have the results before the end of the 200 GeV run.

The parameters are

Analysis:       

Detector needed:

High level timeline:      

Data sample:    

Timeframe

• Today's date: March 15th
• Let us assume May 15th all is wrapped up.
• Analyzer would need at least 2 weeks - let us assume 3 weeks (50% contingency)
  => data needs to be ready in the week of April 23rd)
• Production taking about 2 weeks would imply a start of production on April 9th
• We have 3 weeks to prepare ...
• Best try for calibration need to be limited to 2 weeks from now
  (early target allows leaving some breathing room in case of bad surprises / if we set our minds to 3 weeks, we will miss the target)

We need a status update at S&C meeting as far calibration status goes on the 19th and 26th ... possible the 2nd of April, we should be in good shape.

We need

• To refine the dataset needed (all data? some streams?)
• Make sure we have a tester list (names, who's doing what - this may be important for analysis priority, disk space arrangements, ...)
• The TOF folks need to be on standby - what (timing) calibration can be achieved within 2 weeks?
• The HFT geometry in Sti sorted out
  Attention: we already had this as a task for the second part of the Run 13 data BUT for Run 14, we now have IST and SSD
  Note: Dmitri aware