TRASGO-documentation

Central repository with TrasgoGroup Documentation. Check PDF Here.

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Software repositories

Here are all the links to code repositories useful for simulation, analysis and slowcontrol in the TrasgoGroup. All of them have their own documentation in the README.md (main page of each repository).

• Cellmap Viewer: Graphical User Interface to monitor data from TRASGO type detectors.
• Tragaldabas alarm: When the system is not saving data in the corresponding directory for whatever reason, it is expected to receive a message to the Telegram bot called TRAGALDABAS-alarms (@tragaldabas_bot).
• TRUFA: Unpacking and tracking code for Tragaldabas (TRasgo User-friendly Framework for Analysis).
• EnsarRoot: EnsarRoot, the framework for simulation and data analysis for ENSAR.
• Sensors: Python slow control sensors (Gitolite repository).
• Tristan Aires Simulation: Simulation of particle showers on the TRISTAN detector on its journey through the Atlantic Ocean.
• Tristan Data Reader: Reading data from Tristan on Hesperides.
• Kalman FIlter: Genedigitana using Kalman Filter for reconstruction with Tragaldabas.
• Entries and Multiplicity Analysis for Tragaldabas: Codes written for STRATOS collaboration (USC) by Martina Feijoo.

Thanks to anyone who continues to add documented repositories.

Peace ✌️

Directories in this repository

documentation/

General documentation in pdf.

ExternalHDDs_directories/

Here there is a file for each external hard disk, where we represent their detailed tree-directories. Also there is a folder-template called tree_dir_template/ with the latex_file.tex to document new hard disks and a script called create_tree to create the default tree directory.

How to use the script create_tree?

Of course, it works only for Linux systems. To see the help, type

./create_tree --help

it will show this:

Usages:
source create_tree make <detector_name>
./create_tree make <detector_name>

You can edit the function create_tree(), which only uses mkdir -p command:

function create_tree() {
    echo "Creating tree of directories for $DETECTOR detector..."

    mkdir -vp $DETECTOR/data/raw/
    mkdir -vp $DETECTOR/data/dst/

    ...
}

to make your own custom directory-tree.