Working with the L1ExtraUpgradeNtuples

Documentation

TWikis:

• L1Upgrade Menu development page

Plotters - L1extra

Basically the analisis depends on the following class L1UpgradeNtuple which is part of the L1UpgradeNtuple package. This class has pointers to the objects stored in the ntuple:

  // L1 Extra Trees (Standard and ReEmulated)
  L1Analysis::L1AnalysisL1ExtraDataFormat      *l1extra_;
  L1Analysis::L1AnalysisL1ExtraDataFormat      *l1emuextra_;

  // L1ExtraUpgrade Tree
  L1Analysis::L1AnalysisL1ExtraUpgradeDataFormat      *l1upgrade_;

Then the easiest way to get access to those, is to derive a new class --your analisis class-- to access those objects per event. Here is the documentation for each data format:

• L1AnalysisL1ExtraDataFormat
• L1AnalysisL1ExtraUpgradeDataFormat

In principle is very easy to gain access to the quantities you need. For example:

double isoEgEt = l1upgrade_->isoEGEt[k];

this gives you the energy of the isolated EG k object. Having said that you can have a look to my code to do a analysis over the current and upgrade ntuples. First get the code:

# first authenticate with CERN
 kserver_init
 cvs co -d l1extraC UserCode/aosorio/UCT2015/l1extraC

Class L12015Analysis derives from L1UpgradeNtuple and implements a Loop over the events in the ntuple.

• Note 1: This is an example and the naming may not be very good since it refers to 2015 (as is UCT2015). However, there are no diferences.
• Note 2: Unfortunately, due to timing issues I reused some existing code for plotting (look at the UCT2015 section). This meant that I had to read the upgrade ntuple and generate a plain ROOT Tree to make my plots. This of course is far from ideal and slows downs things. Maybe with some time I can change this.
• Note 3: That is the reason there is a dependency on L1RateTree and UCTRateTree classes.

Have a look to rootlogon.C. It shows the procedures to load the necessary dataformats and the FWLite framework.