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Welcome and Opening Comments
  • Jerry Blazey
  • DO Collaboration Meeting
  • February 2004

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Experiment Overview
  • We are making steady and impressive progress
  • We returned from a successful shutdown very
    quickly and we have achieved 90 efficiency!
    (slide)
  • Integration of systems successful
  • Luminosity 6.5
  • FPD in routine operations (and now better
    supported because of increased travel support
    from Directorate).
  • STT fully integrated into readout
  • We have 280 pb-1 of data recorded (slide)
  • Utilized both on site and off site processing
    The entire 200 pb-1 pre-shutdown data processed
    and available for analyses. (slide)
  • The physics program is building steam
  • Run IIb upgrades are baselined, approved, and
    making excellent progress
  • Layer Zero
  • Trigger

We are keeping to our CY04 Goals!
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Congrats to the entire ops crew!
Best Day 2/19 2102nb-1 / 2300nb-1
91.4 Best Week 2/13-2/19 9461nb-1 /
10556nb-1 89.6
To Date 360 pb-1 Delivered 278 pb-1 Recorded
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But There Are Challenges
  • Operational support thin.
  • Room to improve data quality efficiency,
    calibration, feedback from physics to control
    room the natural next step necessary for
    precision results W mass, top mass, AFB, photon
    physics
  • Deployment of our trigger arsenal must be
    completed to meet the challenge of increasing
    luminosity.
  • Integration of the Run IIb upgrades must be
    carefully managed and planned.
  • Continued development of computing capabilities
    must increase our processing, reprocessing, and
    MC generation onsite and offsite.
  • Publication of results

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Change in Technical Organization
for a transition period
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Technical Integration
  • T.I.C. has global oversight of operations, the
    upgrade, data quality
  • establish priorities
  • focus resources where needed.
  • work with spokespersons acquiring additional
    resources to address specific problems and needs.
  • Primary role is to integrate
  • Ensure smooth operation of the detector
  • Complete commissioning of all systems, while
    managing the impact on operations.
  • Maintain pace on finalizing IIb designs,
    continued fabrication
  • Focus and enhance data quality effort
  • Expand integration of detector efforts with other
    experimental functions (i.e., physics,
    algorithms, software computing)
  • Tie more intimately to online operations,
    accelerate feedback to from rest of experiment
  • Operations, upgrade, and data quality managed by
    the principals
  • This organization will strengthen the experiment.
    Please give your support to Jon, Dmitri, Vivian
    and Tom

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A Few Words of Thanks
  • None of this would be possible without Dmitris
    outstanding efforts as Run Coordinator over the
    past three years.

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Upgrade Installation to Physics Task Force
  • Need to seamlessly integrate operations and
    upgrade installation.
  • Develop plan for installation, technical
    commissioning, and physics commissioning of the
    upgrade components
  • Includes both project and non-project personnel
  • Outline of resources, timelines, sequence of
    events
  • Will be guided assisted by Technical
    Coordinator, Upgrade Project Manager, and
    Algorithms Coordinator
  • Information will be used to inform spokespersons
    on timing and resource needs associated with
    upgrade installation

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Other Appointments
  • Welcome to the new SMT Leaders Michael Weber and
    Sergey Burdin many thanks to Breese Quinn
  • Welcome to the new CAL Operations Leader Pierre
    Petroff many thanks to Robert Zitoun
  • Welcome to the new MC Coordinator Joel Snow
    many thanks to Iain Bertram and Patrice Lebrun
  • Welcome to Emanuelle Perez to the Authorship
    Committee many thanks to Georg Steinbruck

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Outreach Getting the Word Out
  • Weve made some important progress getting the
    word out to the public
  • Submitted Improved Precision on the Top Quark
    Mass to Nature
  • Results of the Week (thanks to Paul Padley)
  • 10/30/03 DZero Search for SUSY in final states
    with three leptons
  • 11/13/03 DZero Are there exotic Higgs
    particles H
  • 12/4/03 Search for Leptoquarks with the DZero
    Detector
  • 12/18/03 DZero Examines True nature of New
    Particle X(3872)
  • 1/15/04 New Technique Yields Most Precise
    Measurement of Top Quark Mass
  • 1/29/04 Searching for the Big Fat Brother (When
    He Doesnt Answer the Phone) Z Search
  • 2/29/04 B Stars on Ice
  • DOE Pulse 1/26/04 Precise top measurement means
    Higgs looming larger in Fermilab estimations
  • Fermi News
  • A New Layer of Sensitivity
  • DZero Breaks New Ground in Global Computing
    Efforts

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Tevatron FY04 Performance
gt1 week ahead of design luminosity goal for
FY04 5 day shutdown Mon March 15th
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Tevatron Upgrade Scenarios and Luminosity
  • Red Curve 8.5 pb-1
  • Electron Cooling
  • Stacktail Upgrade
  • Purple Curve 6.5 pb-1
  • Electron Cooling
  • NO Stacktail Upgrade
  • Black Curve 4.4 pb-1
  • NO Electron Cooling
  • NO Stacktail Upgrade
  • Blue Curve 4.4 pb-1
  • Electron Cooling
  • Stacktail Upgrade
  • Schedule, Parameter slip

Stacktail Upgrade
Electron Cooling
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(Partial) Calendar CY04
  • Feb 24-16th, DOE Accelerator Review
  • Feb 29 - Mar 6th , La Thuile
  • Mar 21 28th , Moriond EW
  • Mar 28 - Apr 4th , Moriond QCD
  • March 30th, W Mass Workshop
  • April 2-4th, PAC Review
  • Apr 14 18th , DIS2004
  • May 1 4th , APS2004
  • June 2-3rd , FNAL Users meeting
  • June 7-12th, 2004 Collaboration Workshop Fresno,
    CA
  • June 14 18th , HCP2004
  • June 19-24th, PAC
  • June 27 29th , PIC2004
  • July 26 30th , Summer Physics Workshop, FNAL
  • August 16-22th , ICHEP, Beijing
  • September 20-24th, 2004 Collaboration Meeting,
    FNAL
  • December 6-10th, 2004 Collaboration Meeting, FNAL

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Some Fun Useful Stuff!
  • Sharon Hagopian suggested, and kindly agreed to
    lead, the outfitting of the Hurricane Deck.
    Perhaps commissioning artwork for the back
    bulkhead and/or acquiring suitable photographs
    for the remaining bulkheads. (Nautical)
    suggestions welcome!
  • Weve re-instituted the fine tradition of free
    beer after the Friday Wine Cheese at the the
    Users Center (at the Spokespersons expense) .
    Please join us! Students and postdocs are
    especially welcome!
  • Web Pages
  • Alan Stone coordinating creation of new www pages
  • Thanks to Judy Nicholls, CD, for assistance
  • Carsten Magass and colleagues at Aachen are
    assembling a Beginners Guide to DZero, please
    give them your help, advice!

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Looking Forward to Fresno!
  • Ray Hall has been hard at work.
  • http//physics.csufresno.edu/d0workshop
  • We would like your ideas on how to organize the
    summer meeting
  • Workshop?
  • First set of publications/what limits other
    results?
  • Certification of tools for publications
  • Standardization of data format
  • Data quality
  • Collaboration Meeting?
  • We are considering a series of talks
    focusing
    on theory other current
    experiments to put our
    physics
    effort in context

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Final Comments
  • We are making great progress leading to quality
    physics.
  • 40 Analyses in Review!
  • (http//www-d0.fnal.gov/Run2Physics/WWW/d0_privat
    e/documents/Analysis_Notes.pdf)
  • Papers
  • 30 this year
  • (http//www-d0.fnal.gov/Run2Physics/WWW/d0_privat
    e/documents/Publication_Plan.pdf)
  • a dozen this spring
  • X paper in review
  • This week we will naturally focus on our nearer
    term goals. But lets keep an eye on our longer
    term goals
  • 0.50 fb-1 by Christmas!
  • Feedback between publications and improved data
    quality
  • Continued preparation for multi fb-1 data sets!
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