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Proposal for offline Calibration for MCCS extended to a skeleton implementation for AAVS3

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      While eventually calibration will have to be integrated into the signal chain; at the AAVS milestone applying the minimal calibration offline to the saved DAQ to file should be adequate 

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      While eventually calibration will have to be integrated into the signal chain; at the AAVS milestone applying the minimal calibration offline to the saved DAQ to file should be adequate 
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      1. Work done in PI18 under SP-3030 is updated with further feedback received, if any from stakeholders. 2. Skeleton implementation of the offline calibration, could reuse and put together existing scripts, however should be collated as a clear and straightforward procedure to apply to offline DAQ files. 

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      1. Work done in PI18 under SP-3030 is updated with further feedback received, if any from stakeholders. 2. Skeleton implementation of the offline calibration, could reuse and put together existing scripts, however should be collated as a clear and straightforward procedure to apply to offline DAQ files. 
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      A FieldStation device was added as the high-level interface to the PaSD elements (necessary for fetching temperatures, which is the trigger of calibration changes). A StationCalibrator device was add as the manager for calibration of the station. With further updates to the deployment (adding a postgreSQL server, &c) these devices were then used to establish a skeleton implementation of the calibration control system. This was demonstrated in 2023-07-20 OMC ART System Demo 19.3 

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      A FieldStation device was added as the high-level interface to the PaSD elements (necessary for fetching temperatures, which is the trigger of calibration changes). A StationCalibrator device was add as the manager for calibration of the station. With further updates to the deployment (adding a postgreSQL server, &c) these devices were then used to establish a skeleton implementation of the calibration control system. This was demonstrated in  2023-07-20 OMC ART System Demo 19.3  
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      Update for PI19

      Offline Calibration approach was proposed in SP-3030 in PI18 which involved a workshop including among others Software, System Science, and Domain Specialists. This feature is to update for further feedback, if any  from other stakeholders. After that an expansion to at least a skeleton implementation. This could be simply grandfathering existing scripts (Ravi's e.g.) but should be possible to apply fairly simply on the DAQ files offline.

       

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          Feature - A Feature is a service that fulfills a stakeholder need. Each feature includes a benefit hypothesis and acceptance criteria, and is sized or split as necessary to be delivered by a single Agile Release Train (ART) in a Program Increment (PI). SP-3030 Explore approach for offline Calibration for MCCS

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          Spike - A time limited investigation to get some knowledge SP-3941 Support integration of calibration solution processes

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                v.mohile Mohile, Vivek
                S.Melhuish Melhuish, Simon
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