Fork of the Fermilab's test beam alignment and calibration software (non-github).

To install Monicelli and Chewie, these are the current dependencies:

• ROOT 6.06.06
• Qt/QtCreator 5.7.1
• Boost default
• XercesC 3.1.3

Check out setup-6.sh for where I have these packages on lnx231. Qt 5.7.1 was already installed, as well as Boost. I custom- installed ROOT and XercesC, but your mileage may vary.

Once all the dependencies have been installed, git clone this repository and adjust the environment variables in setup-6.sh to match your set-up. After that, source the file and issue qmake, followed by make. This should build Monicelli successfully.

You can find a tutorial session and slides on how to use Monicelli and Chewie here:

https://indico.cern.ch/event/705870/

Due to the odd layout of the 25x100 sensor/chip bump-bonding, a special procedure is required for the alignment step in each run. In the code here, to run Monicelli on a given 25x100 run for the first time, those lines need to be un-commented. This is necessary in order to get the best possible alignment, using only small pixels. Using large pixels will reduce our alignment capability. After you've gone through Monicelli a first time and saved a .geo file with the right alignment and calibration, then comment these lines out again and re-run Monicelli to produce all the tracks and residuals including the large-area pixels. Make sure to input the .geo file just produced. Those pixels are required in Chewie to calculate the efficiency correctly.