You have to type :
source $ALICE_ROOT/MUON/AlirootRun_MUONtest.sh
The results of this test are saved in test_out/ directory.
-Note that the first step of this script is to create a local Condition
-Database for MUON (containing fake values for pedestals, gains, and
- dead channels), which is written under $ALICE_ROOT/MUON/CDB (using the
-MUONCDB.C compiled macro).
-That CDB is now always *required* to perform either simulation or
-reconstruction.
-It's created only once, and reused by subsequent use of the script.
-But in case of upgrade of MUON code, please rm -rf this
-directory in order to re-create it from scratch, just to be on the safe side.
+Please note that the CDB (Condition DataBase) is now always *required*
+to perform either simulation or reconstruction. For the moment, a version
+ of that CDB is stored in CVS, so you should have one already in MUON/Calib
+subdirectories.
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How to check that your aliroot is working VERY well
the muon rawdata generation
aliroot -b << EOF
AliSimulation MuonSim("$ALICE_ROOT/MUON/Config.C")
+MuonSim.SetMakeTrigger("MUON");
MuonSim.SetWriteRawData("MUON")
MuonSim.Run(10)
.q
.q
EOF
+============================================================
+ How to read & decode raw data
+============================================================
+These macros can read & decode DDL files, root and DATE files.
+Nevertheless for the two latter, aliroot has to be compiled with DATE.
+
+For tracker raw data
+.includepath $ALICE_ROOT/STEER
+.includepath $ALICE_ROOT/MUON
+.includepath $ALICE_ROOT/RAW
+.L $ALICE_ROOT/MUON/MUONRawStreamTracker.C+
+MUONRawStreamTracker(maxEvent, firstDDL, lastDDL, rawFileName)
+
+For trigger raw data
+.includepath $ALICE_ROOT/STEER
+.includepath $ALICE_ROOT/MUON
+.includepath $ALICE_ROOT/RAW
+.L $ALICE_ROOT/MUON/MUONRawStreamTrigger.C+
+MUONRawStreamTrigger(maxEvent, firstDDL, lastDDL, rawFileName)
+
+Default wise the macro read all DDL files from the current directory for 1000 events.
+For root file rawFileName must end with .root, for date file rawFileName
+must be no extention. For DDL files you have to specified the directory
+where the raw0...n subdirectories are located:
+MUONRawStreamTracker(maxEvent, "$YOUR_WORKING_DIRECTORY/"); //Do not forget the slash at the end!
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Macro MUONGenerateGeometryData.C
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-Macro for generating the geometry data files:
-(transform.dat, svmap.dat).
-- MUON/data/transform.dat file contains all the information
-about the transformation (traslation + rotation) needed for
-the positionning of each detection element of the MUON
-spectrometer.
+Macro for generating the geometry data files
+and mis-alignment data.
+
+Geometry data files:
+- MUON/data/volpath.dat file contains the volume paths
+for all alignable objects (modules & detection
+elements).
+- MUON/data/transform.dat file contains the transformations
+data (translation and rotation) for all alignable objects
+(modules & detection elements)
- MUON/data/svmap.dat file contains all the information to link
each geant volume (it can be extended to other virtual MC) with
a detection element. The point here is that a given detection
-element, i.e. a slat chamber consists of many geant volumes.
+element, i.e. a slat chamber can consist of more geant volumes.
the correspondence is then defined in an input file.
Each time there is a change in the definition of MC geometry, these
input files must be re-generated via the macro
but have different names (with extension ".out").
Replacement with new files has to be done manually.
+If the appropiate flags are set (zeroAlign, resMisAlign and/or fullMisAlign)
+zero, residual and/or full misalignment data are generated in a
+local CDB folder (defaults are ResMisAlignCDB and FullMisAlignCDB
+in the working directory). Inside the local CDB the path for the
+alignment data is (and must be) "MUON/Align/Data/".
+Residual misalignment: Default is our current estimate of
+misalignment after all our alignment procedure has been applied.
+Full misalignment: Default is our current estimate of initial
+misalignment.
+
+==========================================================
+How to simulate events with misaligned geometry in local CDB
+==========================================================
+
+If you want to use a misaligned geometry to simulate some
+events you can use a local CDB. For this need to follow
+the next steps:
+
+- Generate misaligned data in local CDB.
+You can use MUONGenerateGeometryData.C as described above in
+the corresponding section. Let's assume you used the default
+residual misalignment settings, then you have a local CDB in
+your working directory called ResMisAlignCDB containing
+misalignement data (ResMisAlignCDB/MUON/Align).
+
+- Copy the calibration data in your local CDB.
+cp -r $ALICE_ROOT/MUON/Calib ResMisAlignCDB/MUON
+
+- Tell AliSimulation you want to use your local CDB for MUON
+To do this you need to instantiate the AliCDBManager, set the
+default storage and set the specific storage for MUON, before
+instantiating AliSimulation (see for example the commented
+lines AlirootRun_MUONtest.sh).
+
+aliroot -b >& testSim.out << EOF
+AliCDBManager* man = AliCDBManager::Instance();
+man->SetDefaultStorage("local://$ALICE_ROOT");
+man->SetSpecificStorage("MUON","local://ResMisAlignCDB");
+AliSimulation MuonSim("$ALICE_ROOT/MUON/Config.C");
+MuonSim.SetWriteRawData("MUON");
+MuonSim.Run(10);
+.q
+EOF
+
+==========================================================
+How to check the alignment software
+==========================================================
+
+The script AlirootRun_MUONtestAlign.sh allows you to check the software for
+the alignment with physics tracks. The script will:
+- Generate a misaligned geometry in a local CDB (default FullMisAlignCDB)
+- Simulate 1000 events using previously misaligned geometry
+- Reconstruct the events using perfect geometry
+- Run the alignment code over the above events using MUONAlignment.C
+
+To run you need to type:
+$ALICE_ROOT/MUON/AlirootRun_MUONtestAlign.sh
+
+The results of the test are saved in test_align/ directory. The file measShifts.root
+contains useful graphs for studying the alignment performances. A local CDB
+containing the realigned geometry is also created (default is ReAlignCDB). The
+file $ALICE_ROOT/MUON/data/transform2ReAlign.dat contains the
+transformations describing the realigned geometry to be compared with the
+used misaligned geometry $ALICE_ROOT/MUON/data/transform2.dat.
+
+IMPORTANT NOTE: For a useful test of the alignment performances, the
+order of 100 000 tracks is needed, it is then advisable to generate and
+reconstruct enough events separately and run MUONAlignment.C providing a file list
+afterwards.
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How to Merge events
.q
EOF
+==========================================================
+ How to play with the CDB
+==========================================================
+
+If you'd like to see how the CDB is created, please have a look at the
+MUONCDB.C (work in progress, though).
+
+==========================================================
+...on track numbering
+==========================================================
+
+All generated particles, including primary and secondary
+particles are put on the stack. The secondary particles are kept
+in the stack only if they gave a hit in *any* of the ALICE detectors
+The number of all particles placed on the stack for a given event
+can be obtained with
+Int_t nPart = AliStack::GetNtrack();
+Looping from 0 to nPart via AliStack::Particle(ipart)
+gives the particle listing as obtained from the particle generator (primaries)
+and Monte Carlo (secondaries).
+
+The particle response in the detector, a hit, is registered
+in the hits tree and the hits are filled with each primary track.
+The total number of "tracks" (fills of the tree) can be obtained
+with ntracks = AliMUONData::GetNtracks() and is usually smaller than "nPart".
+Since particles can also deposit hits in other detectors than
+the MUON spectrometer, there will be many "tracks" (fills) in the hit-tree
+without a hit in MUON.
+
+The correspondence between "track ID" in the hits-tree ("itr") and the
+particle ID for particles on the stack (i.e. generated particles) can be
+obtained via:
+for (Int_t itr = 0; itr < ntracks; itr++) {
+ MUONData->GetTrack(itr); //track "itr" of the hits-tree
+ Int_t nhitstot = MUONData->Hits()->GetEntriesFast();
+ AliMUONHit* mHit;
+ for (Int_t ihit=0; ihit<nhitstot; ihit++) {
+ mHit = static_cast<AliMUONHit*>(MUONData->Hits()->At(ihit));
+ Int_t id = muonHit->Track(); //gives particle ID on stack
+ TParticle* particle = gAlice->Stack()->Particle(id);
+ }
+}
+
+During the procedure to go from hits to digits, the hits
+are summed up such that more than one track can contribute
+to a given digit. As a consequence the method
+Int_t AliMUONDigit::Track(Int_t trackID)
+takes an argument, where "trackID" runs from 0 to
+AliMUONDigit::Ntracks() to provide the reference to *all*
+tracks that contributed to it. The returned track ID is the one
+referred to in the hit-tree. To know which is the generated particle
+that deposited a given digit one has to follow the sequence of the kind:
+
+
+mDigit = static_cast<AliMUONDigit*>(digits->At(idigit));
+for (int tr = 0; tr < mDigit->Ntracks(); tr++){
+ Int_t hitTrackID = mDigit->Track(tr);
+ MUONData->GetTrack(hitTrackID);
+ mHit = static_cast<AliMUONHit*>(MUONData->Hits()->At(0));
+ //just take first hit of given track
+ Int_t numPart = mHit->Track(); //gives ID of particle on the stack
+ Int_t idTrack = mHit->Particle(); //gives flavour code of the particle
+}
+In this example, for simplicity, only the first hit of a
+hit-track is used to check the particle ID.
+
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