Development of Fermilab's Short Baseline Neutrino Experiment Online Monitoring System

ORAL

Abstract

The Short Baseline Neutrino (SBN) Online monitoring system will monitor the SBN program detectors. Two such detectors that will be focused on in this talk is the Short Baseline Far Detector (ICARUS) and Short Baseline Near Detector (SBND). The purpose of this monitoring system is not to replace the control system but allow both off and on-site physicists and engineers to monitor and gather important data from the detectors. Furthermore, this new system will provide ease of access and increase user efficiency and experience to perform sequential checkups on their designated experiment. In this talk, I will discuss the SBN experiments, their physics goals, the design of the online monitoring system and the inner working of it, including how data is retrieved, the types of measurements calculated and presented.

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Authors

  • Cristian Garces

    • University of Texas at Arlington

  • Jaehoon Yu

    • University of Texas at Arlington

  • Cristobal Garces

    • University of Texas at Arlington

  • Akolade Adebayo

    • University of Texas at Arlington

  • Archit Jaiswal

    • University of Texas at Arlington

  • Jakob Scantlin

    • University of Texas at Arlington

  • Matthew Rapp

    • University of Texas at Arlington

  • Steven Boucher

    • University of Texas at Arlington

  • Matthew Beutel

    • University of Texas at Arlington

  • Zachary Williams

    • University of Texas at Arlington