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## GFS .002 behind CMC
***GFS .002 behind CMC***
*** ******.006 behind UKMO***
*** ******.043 behind ECMWF***
***Northern Hemisphere 500 last month***
## GFS .008 behind UKMO
**GFS .008 behind UKMO**
** ****.043 behind ECMWF**
***Southern Hemisphere 500 last month***
## Day 8 forecasts useful in winter
***Day 8 forecasts useful in winter***
***Skill increased in last 3 years***
***Northern Hemisphere 500 anomaly correlation day 8***
## Not as far behind ECMWF and Met Office
- Not as far behind ECMWF and Met Office
- As few months ago
***Southern Hemisphere day 5 anomaly correlation***
## Hard to see trend since 2001
***Hard to see trend since 2001***
***Southern Hemisphere day 8 anomaly correlation***
## Improvement last 3 years
***Improvement last 3 years ***
**NH rmse hgt day 1**
## Improvement last 4 years
***Improvement last 4 years***
**NH rmse hgt day 3**
## Improvement last 4 years
***Improvement last 4 years***
**NH rmse hgt day 5**
## Improvement last 4 years
***Improvement last 4 years***
**NH rmse hgt day 8**
## Days 6-10 tied with ECMWF,
***Days 6-10 tied with ECMWF, ***
***explain just over half the variance***
## Week 2 GFS just below .6,
***Week 2 GFS just below .6, ***
***several periods of useful skill***
***Ensemble on average useful skill***
## Improvement last 3 years compared to
***Improvement last 3 years compared to***
***CDAS, ECMWF; other centers improved***
***more***
**SH rmse hgt day 1**
## Improvement relative to cdas
***Improvement relative to cdas ***
***last 10 years***
**SH rmse hgt day 3**
## Met Office, CMC, FNMOC
***Met Office, CMC, FNMOC ***
***Improved last few years***
**SH rmse hgt day 5**
## Forecasts useful out to day 8 in Northern Hemisphere winter
***Improvement last few years in Northern Hemisphere***
***Improvement last few years ***
***at days 1 and 3 Southern Hemisphere,***
***Harder to see at longer ranges in Southern Hemisphere***
## Feb. 2008
- Feb. 2007
## GFS large bias,
- August 2007
**GFS large bias, **
**Relatively poor threat scores February**
**Relatively better threat scores**
**August**
## Prs50h Jan.1–March 25, 2008
**Threat scores slightly negative for parallel;**
**RMS height and wind scores positive**
**AC not significantly different**
## Slide 19
## Slide 20
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| en |
all-txt-docs | 267077 | WILLIAM ALLEN TURNER, PETITIONER V. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
No. 89-7406
In The Supreme Court Of The United States
October Term, 1989
On Petition For A Writ Of Certiorari To The United States Court Of
Appeals For The Third Circuit
Brief For The United States In Opposition
OPINION BELOW
The opinion of the court of appeals (Pet. App. 2a-7a) is not
reported.
JURISDICTION
The judgment of the court of appeals was entered on February 5,
1990. The petition for a writ of certiorari was filed on May 3, 1990.
The jurisdiction of this Court is invoked under 28 U.S.C. 1254(1).
QUESTIONS PRESENTED
1. Whether the Pennsylvania offense of burglary is a "violent
felony" under the sentence enhancement provision of 18 U.S.C.
924(e)(1) and 924(e)(2)(B)(ii) (Supp. V 1987).
2. Whether the district court properly imposed a consecutive
sentence for petitioner's violation of 18 U.S.C. 924(c)(1).
3. Whether the police officers' initial encounter with petitioner,
which led to his arrest, violated the Fourth Amendment.
STATEMENT
1. Petitioner was indicted in the Western District of Pennsylvania
on one count of possession of heroin with intent to distribute it, in
violation of 21 U.S.C. 841(a)(1) (Count 1), one count of using and
carrying a firearm during and in relation to a drug trafficking crime,
in violation of 18 U.S.C. 924(c)(1) (Count 2), and one count of
possession of a firearm by a previously convicted felon, in violation
of 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1) (Count 3). Before trial, the government filed
a notice that petitioner had three previous convictions for burglary
under Pennsylvania law, /1/ thus subjecting him to an enhanced minimum
term of 15 years' imprisonment under 18 U.S.C. 924(e)(1) (Supp. V
1987) on Count 3. /2/ Pet. App. 2a-3a; Notice, United States v.
Turner, Criminal No. 88-102 (W.D. Pa. filed Aug. 4, 1988).
2. On the evening of June 8, 1988, Pittsburgh Police Lieutenant
Bell was driving a marked car on routine patrol. Lieutenant Bell
spotted petitioner wrapping a handgun in green cloth. Bell then saw
fellow officers Brining and Grbach approaching in a police van. Bell
told the officers what he had seen. Officers Brining and Grbach drove
to catch up with petitioner, who was walking away down the street. As
Brining parked the van, Grbach called to petitioner and asked him to
come over to speak with them. Petitioner started talking to Grbach,
but suddenly ran away as Brining stepped out of the van. The officers
chased petitioner to the doorway of a vacant building. As the
officers approached him, petitioner raised a cane at them. The
officers subdued petitioner by pinning his arms; they then frisked
him. The officers found a loaded .38 caliber handgun stuck in
petitioner's belt underneath his shirt. In response to Grbach's
statement, "I guess you don't have a permit for this gun," C.A. App.
80, petitioner shrugged his shoulders. After petitioner was arrested,
a more complete search uncovered a number of bundles of heroin inside
his clothes. See Pet. App. 5a; Gov't C.A. Br. 4-6, 20-22.
3. Petitioner filed a pretrial motion to suppress the handgun and
heroin, contending that the officers' initial encounter with him
amounted to an unconstitutional seizure. After an evidentiary
hearing, the district court denied that motion on October 18, 1988.
C.A. App. 161-164. The court found that
(i)t was obvious when the police officers approached
(petitioner) that they were not under orders and did not
interpret the words of Lieutenant Bell to be orders that they
should arrest him, because they obviously did not take him into
custody at that point.
Id. at 161. The court credited Lieutenant Bell's testimony that he
had seen petitioner holding a gun, and determined that "the arrest
came after (petitioner) had attempted to flee across the street." Id.
at 162. In these circumstances, the court concluded that the
officers' actions were consistent with the Fourth Amendment.
4. The jury convicted petitioner on all counts. /3/ Before
sentencing, petitioner challenged the government's request that he
receive an enhanced sentence on Count 3 under the Armed Career
Criminal Act. Petitioner contended, among other claims, /4/ that 18
U.S.C. 924(e) did not apply to his burglary convictions because those
offenses did not fall within the common law definition of burglary.
See C.A. App. 542-543. With respect to Count 2, petitioner urged the
district court not to impose a consecutive sentence for the conviction
under 18 U.S.C. 924(c)(1). /5/ In petitioner's view, such a sentence
was not mandatory and would otherwise violate the Double Jeopardy
Clause under the circumstances. See C.A. App. 565-567.
At sentencing, the district court rejected both of petitioner's
arguments. C.A. App. 605-606. The court sentenced petitioner to a
term of 27 months' imprisonment on Count 1 and to a consecutive term
of 60 months' imprisonment under Section 924(c)(1) on Count 2. In
light of the evidence regarding petitioner's prior burglary
convictions, see note 1, supra, the court sentenced petitioner to an
enhanced term of 15 years' imprisonment under Section 924(e)(1) on
Count 3. The court ordered that sentence to run consecutively to the
sentence under Section 924(c)(1) imposed on Count 2, but to run
concurrently with the sentence imposed on Count 1. In other words,
the court intended for petitioner to serve a total term of 20 years'
imprisonment. C.A. App. 616.
5. The court of appeals affirmed. Pet. App. 2a-7a. In the court
of appeals, petitioner contended that 18 U.S.C. 924(e) did not apply
to his burglary convictions because those offenses did not fall within
the common law definition of burglary. Pet. C.A. Br. 44. The court
rejected that argument without comment. Pet. App. 7a n.2. /6/
Petitioner also argued that the district court erred in imposing a
consecutive sentence under Section 924(c)(1) on Count 2. The court
rejected that argument as well, concluding that under the plain terms
of Section 924(c)(1) petitioner's "five year term of imprisonment
imposed must be imposed consecutively to the fifteen year penalty on
Count 3." Pet. App. 6a-7a; see note 5, supra.
Finally, petitioner contended that the police officers' initial
encounter with him amounted to an unconstitutional seizure. The
record, the court of appeals determined, showed that petitioner
"attempted to hid a gun and ran when he saw a police officer
approaching." Pet. App. 5a. Petitioner's conduct therefore gave the
police officers "reasonable suspicion that justified stopping him to
investigate." Ibid. Furthermore, once the officers found the loaded
gun under petitioner's shirt, they had sufficient probable cause to
arrest him. Accordingly, the court of appeals held that the district
court properly refused to suppress the handgun and heroin. Ibid. /7/
ARGUMENT
1. Petitioner renews his contention (Pet. 13-15) that only those
burglaries that satisfy the common law definition of burglary qualify
as "violent felon(ies)" under the sentence enhancement provision of 18
U.S.C. 924(e)(1) and 924(e)(2)(B)(ii). In Taylor v. United States,
No. 88-7194 (May 29, 1990), decided after this petition had been
filed, the Court expressly rejected that construction of the statute.
See slip op. 16-19. Instead, the Court concluded
that a person has been convicted of burglary for purposes of a
Section 924(e) enhancement if he is convicted of any crime,
regardless of its exact definition or label, having the basic
elements of unlawful or unprivileged entry into, or remaining
in, a building or structure, with intent to commit a crime.
Slip op. 22. Petitioner's previous burglary convictions plainly fall
within the terms of the statute. See note 1, supra. Accordingly, the
district court properly sentenced him to an enhanced sentence under
Section 924(e)(1) and 924(e)(2)(B)(ii).
2. Petitioner also contends (Pet. 16-17) that the district court
erroneously imposed consecutive sentences on Counts 2 and 3, since
"(u)nlike Section 924(c)(1), Section 924(e)(1) contains no language
which requires that its sentence be served consecutively to the
sentence imposed for the substantive act." Pet. 17. That observation,
although factually accurate, is legally irrelevant. Petitioner does
not dispute that, under the relevant statutes, the district court must
impose mandatory minimum sentences for the violations of Section
924(c)(1) (Count 2) and Section 924(e)(1) (Count 3). And the express
terms of Section 924(c)(1) make clear that "the term of imprisonment
imposed under this subsection (shall not) run concurrently with any
other term of imprisonment." 18 U.S.C. 924(c)(1); see note 5, supra.
/8/ Accordingly, the district court correctly declined to impose a
sentence that Section 924(c)(1) plainly did not authorize.
3. Finally, petitioner contends (Pet. 18-21) that the police
officers effectively "seized" him without sufficient cause when they
initially approached him on the street. That argument fails for two
reasons. First, this Court has determined that a seizure "requires an
intentional acquisition of physical control." Brower v. County of
Inyo, 109 S. Ct. 1378, 1380-1381 (1989). Here, the record shows that
the police officers merely drove over to petitioner and started
talking with him. Such conduct is scarcely tantamount to a police
officer's seizure -- or even detention -- of a suspect. /9/
Second, based on Lieutenant Bell's observation that petitioner was
carrying a concealed handgun, the police officers would have been
entitled to detain petitioner briefly in order to conduct a protective
frisk for weapons. Terry v. Ohio, 392 U.S. 1 (1968). In any event,
once petitioner ran away and then assaulted the officers with a cane,
those officers plainly had probable cause to arrest petitioner. See
Kolender v. Lawson, 461 U.S. 352, 366 n.4 (1983); Sibron v. New York,
392 U.S. 40, 66-67 (1968); see also 2 W. LaFave, Search and Seizure
Section 3.6(d), at 62 & n.126 (2d ed. 1987). /10/
CONCLUSION
The petition for a writ of certiorari should be denied.
Respectfully submitted.
KENNETH W. STARR
Solicitor General
EDWARD S.G. DENNIS, JR.
Assistant Attorney General
SEAN CONNELLY
Attorney
JUNE 1990
/1/ In April 1964, January 1968, and then again in October 1970,
petitioner had been convicted of burglary, which Pennsylvania law
defined as "at any time, willfully and maliciously, enter(ing) any
building, with intent to commit any felony therein." Penal Code, Art.
IX, Section 901, 1939 Pa. Laws 872, 998 (repealed 1973). See Notice,
United States v. Turner, Criminal No. 88-102 (W.D. Pa. filed Aug. 4,
1988); see also C.A. App. 582-594; Gov't Exhs. 8, 12. Each of
petitioner's burglaries involved unlawful entries into "business
establishments." Pet. C.A. Br. 44.
/2/ The sentence enhancement provision of 18 U.S.C. 924(e)(1)
applies to previously convicted felons who possess or receive a
firearm in violation of 18 U.S.C. 922(g). Title 18, United States
Code, Section 924(e)(1), provides in pertinent part:
In the case of a person who violates section 922(g) of this
title and has three previous convictions by any court referred
to in section 922(g)(1) of this title for a violent felony or a
serious drug offense, or both, such person shall be fined not
more than $25,000 and imprisoned not less than fifteen years * *
*.
Title 18, United States Code, Section 922(g)(1), refers to any
"convict(ion) in any court of a crime punishable by imprisonment for a
term exceeding one year."
Title 18, United States Code, Section 924(e)(2)(B), provides:
(T)he term "violent felony" means any crime punishable by
imprisonment for a term exceeding one year that -- (i) has as an
element the use, attempted use, or threatened use of physical
force against the person of another; or (ii) is burglary,
arson, or extortion, involves use of explosives, or otherwise
involves conduct that presents a serious potential risk of
physical injury to another.
/3/ Petitioner's trial began on October 19, 1988. Petitioner,
however, failed to appear for trial when it resumed on October 20.
The district court therefore continued the trial until October 24.
C.A. App. 271-275. Petitioner did not appear on October 24. The
district court assumed that petitioner was "voluntarily absent" and
accordingly ordered the trial to continue under Fed. R. Crim. P.
43(b). C.A. App. 279. Petitioner was still at large when the jury
returned its verdicts on October 25. Id. at 517-522. Federal
authorities later apprehended petitioner in Washington, D.C., on May
5, 1989. The district court scheduled petitioner's sentencing for
August 2, 1989. Gov't C.A. Br. 4.
/4/ Petitioner also argued that the Armed Career Criminal Act was
unconstitutional, that his previous convictions were not for criminal
conduct sufficiently distinct in time, and that those convictions were
stale. C.A. App. 539-541. The district court rejected those
arguments, C.A. App. 605-606, as did the court of appeals, Pet. App.
7a n.6. Petitioner has not sought further review of those claims.
/5/ Section 924(c)(1) provides in pertinent part:
Whoever, during and in relation to any crime of violence or
drug trafficking crime * * * for which he may be prosecuted in a
court of the United States, uses or carries a firearm, shall, in
addition to the punishment provided for such crime of violence
or drug trafficking crime, be sentenced to imprisonment for five
years. * * * Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the
court shall not place on probation or suspend the sentence of
any person convicted of a violation of this subsection, nor
shall the term of imprisonment imposed under this subsection run
concurrently with any other term of imprisonment including that
imposed for the crime of violence or drug trafficking crime in
which the firearm was used or carried.
/6/ In United States v. Palmer, 871 F.2d 1201, 1207-1209 (3d Cir.),
cert. denied, 110 S. Ct. 233 (1989), the court of appeals had
previously held that "burglary" under Section 924(e)(2)(B)(ii) was not
limited to common law burglary. Instead, the court concluded that
"burglary" consisted of the modern, generic definition of the crime,
i.e., entering or remaining unlawfully within a building with intent
to commit an offense. See 871 F.2d at 1205, 1208-1209.
/7/ The court of appeals also rejected petitioner's claims that the
district court erred in submitting special verdict forms to the jury,
Pet. App. 3a-4a, that the government presented insufficient evidence
of one of his previous burglary convictions, id. at 7a n.2, that the
district court erroneously admitted certain evidence, ibid., and that
the district court improperly restricted petitioner's
cross-examination of the government's expert witness, ibid.
Petitioner has not sought further review of those claims.
/8/ For that reason alone, petitioner's reliance (Pet. 17) on Busic
v. United States, 446 U.S. 398 (1980), is mistaken.
/9/ For that reason, petitioner's suggestion (Pet. 20-21) that this
case presents an occasion to revisit the "seizure" question presented
in Michigan v. Chesternut, 486 U.S. 567 (1988), is erroneous.
/10/ Petitioner asserts (Pet. 19-20) that the court of appeals'
decision conflicts with Smith v. Ohio, 110 S. Ct. 1288 (1990). There,
the Court held that a search incident to arrest may not be upheld
where the probable cause to arrest the suspect arose after the search.
Id. at 1290. In so holding, however, the Court expressly noted,
citing Terry v. Ohio, that "(n)o contention has been raised in this
case that the officer's reaching for the bag involved a
self-protective action necessary for the officer's safety." Id. at
1289. Here, the police officers' initial patdown of petitioner was
not undertaken incident to an arrest; the officers merely exercised
the brief, precautionary step endorsed by the Court in Terry and later
cases. Accordingly, the decision below is consistent with Smith v.
Ohio.
| en |
converted_docs | 458766 | # Congressman Patrick J. Tiberi
## Proudly Serving Ohio's 12^th^ District
Congressman Pat Tiberi (TEE-berry) is serving his fourth consecutive
term as a common-sense leader representing the people of **Ohio's 12^th^
District**, working to achieve a more fiscally responsible and
accountable government. During the 110^th^ Congress, the Republican
leadership named him to the powerful **Ways and Means Committee** that
oversees issues that affect us all, like taxes, Social Security,
Medicare, trade and healthcare. Congressman Tiberi hopes to use his new
position to ensure retirement security, make health care more available
and affordable, and encourage responsible tax reform. He sits on the
Oversight Subcommittee and is a Ways and Means Designee to the House
**Budget Committee**.
Congressman Tiberi's new responsibilities reflect his effective
leadership over his tenure in the House of Representatives. On October
17, 2006, the President signed legislation written by Congressman
Tiberi, the **Older Americans Act Amendments**, into law. This crucial
bill reauthorized and improved critical programs for our nation's
seniors. The Alzheimer's Association -- Central Ohio Chapter awarded
Congressman Tiberi the "Giving from the Heart" award for expanding
access to federal assistance for Alzheimer's Disease patients. His work
on this legislation also earned praise from the American Association of
Retired People (AARP), and the "Golden Meal" award from the Meals on
Wheels Association of America.
His work has not gone unnoticed. The authoritative *Politics in America
2006* termed Congressman Tiberi "an able and diligent lawmaker." In an
October 24, 2006 editorial the Newark *Advocate* called Tiberi "a
compassionate, intelligent man who approaches issues from a balanced
perspective not often found in today's partisan Congress...we think he
stands out from every politician we interviewed this year."
Congressman Tiberi believes his main purpose in Washington is to help
his constituents, whether that's helping residents cut through the red
tape at federal agencies, or helping to improve high school graduation
rates and college attendance.
Before coming to the U.S. House of Representatives, Congressman Tiberi
served in the Ohio House of Representatives (1993-2000) where he rose to
the position of Majority Leader, the third highest post in the House.
Throughout his tenure he played a prominent role as a legislative leader
who got things done. Prior to his election to the Ohio House,
Congressman Tiberi served for eight years as an assistant to Congressman
John Kasich. He also worked as a realtor with ReMax Achievers in
southern Delaware County
Congressman Tiberi is a member of the American Red Cross Columbus
Chapter Advisory Board, the Prevent Blindness America board and is an
honorary member of the Kids Voting Ohio board. He is the co-founder of
the Windsor Terrace Learning Center in Columbus and chaired the Columbus
Italian Festival in 1999.
A life-long resident of Ohio's 12^th^ District, the 44 year-old is the
son of Italian immigrants. He attended Northland High School in Columbus
and is the first in his family to graduate from college. Congressman
Tiberi received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Journalism in 1985 from The
Ohio State University where he proudly played the trumpet in the OSU
Marching Band. Capital University awarded Pat an honorary Ph.D. in
Humanities in 2005.
His work in public office has gained him numerous honors, including more
than a dozen statewide "Legislator of the Year" awards from groups
ranging from the Buckeye State Sheriffs Association to the National
Federation of Independent Business in Ohio. He's also been named a
Watchdog of the Treasury for his efforts to protect taxpayers.
Congressman Tiberi, his wife Denice, and their daughter, Angelina,
attend St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Columbus.
| en |
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Mon 3/14/2005 5:53 PM
What Really Happened?
The key questions which must be answered include the following:
\* How could KAL 007 remain airborne for 12-plus minutes without the
crew being in at least partial control?
\* How could the plane descend so fast during the early stage of its
descent, then slow to less than one-half the initial rate, without the
crew being in substantial control?
\* How could a jetliner be \"out of control,\" yet so closely follow a
textbook descent pattern?
\* Why were there no \"Mayday\" signals from KAL 007 during the minute
or more that it was in radio contact with Tokyo after the attack?
\* How could the supposed \"crash\" site (and locations of debris) be
closer to the point of attack than the plane\'s minimum speed to remain
airborne for 12 minutes plus would seem to allow?
\* Why was so little debris (and so few human remains) found,
considering debris recoveries from other disasters involving huge
aircraft?
\* Why was the recovered debris devoid of the sort of items one would
expect to come from the plane\'s cargo pit (such as luggage)?
\* Why were no life vests (either on or off bodies) found among the
debris?
\* Why was the search for KAL 007 abandoned by the U.S. after only ten
weeks (and never resumed), when searches for debris and remains from
other far less controversial air-crash incidents often last for many
months or years?
\* How does one explain the radar trackings which followed KAL 007
toward Sakhalin Island after the attack, when the jumbo jet was moving
away from the island at the time of the attack?
\* How does one explain the confirmed report from the FAA (based on
information from the Japanese self-defense force) that the plane was
tracked by the Hokkaido radar to a landing on the island?
\* If the airliner was indeed under sufficient control of the pilot to
make a 180 turn and head toward Sakhalin, why would the captain choose
to ditch it in the sea rather than land on a runway?
Assuming KAL 007 did not crash, then what happened after the attack? Is
there an explanation which takes into account the time the plane
remained aloft, its fast-slow descent rate, the incongruities regarding
the location, nature, and extent of debris, and the early reports that
the jet had landed on Sakhalin?
We cannot be certain that it happened as we will now speculate, but we
do believe that something very similar occurred: The rocket attack
destroyed the number four engine, generating shrapnel which punctured
the fuselage and ripped some chunks of metal from the plane (including
that small chip from the tail section, which was the largest piece of
the plane ever found). The decompression hurled at least two (and
possibly more) passengers from the plane, along with the sundry personal
effects and the other cabin items that were eventually found. Additional
debris could have fallen at various points during the descent.
The jetliner, according to standard procedure, descended quickly to a
point where the temperature and amount of oxygen could support life,
then slowed as the pilot decided how best to get on the ground safely
and with minimal additional injury and loss of life. He decided to
return to Sakhalin and touch down on one of the existing military
runways. By the time the jet began making its turn, it was perhaps 40
miles from Sakhalin. For the next five or six minutes it headed for the
island and, as it prepared for the landing, it dropped below the
Wakkanai radar some 50 miles away.
Continuing with our scenario, once on the ground the passengers and crew
were taken captive, the plane was sequestered (there would be adequate
facilities for doing so at a military air base), and the small amount of
debris which resulted from the engine explosion and decompression was
soon discovered (Soviet vessels and aircraft began searching the area
within an hour after the attack) and thereafter cited by the Soviets as
\"proof\" that KAL 007 had crashed into the sea with no survivors.
Later, segments of the plane and other props were planted, like Easter
eggs, so that they could be conveniently \"discovered,\" and publicized
years later, as conclusive proof that KAL 007 had \"crashed.\"
Is there any other scenario that so completely takes into account the
amount, location, and nature of the debris; the small number and
condition of the bodies which were found; the time KAL 007 is known to
have remained airborne; the considerable distance it likely travelled
during its descent; the early reports of a \"safe landing;\" and the
other key components of the case?
The truth about KAL 007 has been obfuscated, to a significant degree, by
the tendency of even well-intentioned conservatives and anti-communists
to remain willfully blind to the implications of the abundant evidence
that conflicts with the official line.
Consider, for example, this extract from a May 6, 1985 response by a
prominent senator (widely perceived to be a conservative) to a
constituent who had expressed concern about the possibility of KAL 007
survivors: \"We are all familiar with the sequence of events surrounding
the shooting down of the civilian Korean airliner, KAL 007, and many
questions still remain. However, no known reports show any evidence to
support the possibility of survivors. Upon the conclusion of a two-month
search in the Sea of Japan, the Department of Defense reported that
there were no findings or signs of wreckage. The search totaled over
3,000 square miles, 3,000 hours of flight time, and more than 320
ship-days at the cost of over \$22 million dollars. The evidence simply
does not support the probability of survivors regardless of the speed of
descent.\"
Similarly, the recently declassified November 15, 1983 Navy report
(referred to earlier) asserts that the search was conducted from
September 1-November 5, 1983, over a 225 square mile area, during which
the navy utilized remote-controlled, unmanned submarines capable of
descending 6,000 feet; special underwater navigation systems; a special
\"side-scan\" sonar system; and a line-of-sight precision navigation
system. Nevertheless, \"nothing associated with KAL 007 was
discovered.\"
Surely the expenditure of all that time and money, covering such a broad
expanse of the sea and utilizing topnotch technology, with nothing
whatsoever to show for it, might \-- just might \-- raise the
possibility that a crash had not occurred. And if no crash occurred, the
probability of survivors, and a lot of them, would be evident. Make no
mistake about it: The completely negative result of the exhaustive and
expensive U.S. search for remnants of KAL 007, a summarized by the
senator\'s letter an, the Navy report, is exactly what the result would
have been if no crash had occurred. It is definitely not the result one
would expect if a huge airliner had crashed.
The official conclusions about KAL 007 reek of whitewash, applied on the
U.S. side, perhaps, to prevent the American people from rising in their
wrath to veto further appeasement of communism and head off what could
otherwise become a major roadblock on the road to the much-vaunted new
world order. Were the full truth to come out, for instance, programs of
aid and trade with the Soviets, summit meetings, arms controls treaties,
and the many other aspects of our government\'s (and especially our
State
Department\'s) questionable foreign policy agenda, would undoubtedly
become far more difficult to implement.
Victims Alive?
Avraham Shifrin, a one time major in the Red Army and legal adviser in
the USSR\'s Ministry of Defense, was imprisoned for a decade during a
purge of Soviet Jews. He was eventually allowed to emigrate to Israel,
where he established a research center to document the existence of
prisons and concentration camps in the Soviet Union. His 1980 book, The
First Guide to Prisons and Concentration Camps in the USSR, listed more
than 2,000 Soviet prisons, slave labor camps, and psychological prisons.
Since 1989, Shifrin, as executive director of the Jerusalem-based
Research Centre for Prisons, Psych-prisons and Forced-Labor
Concentration Camps of the USSR, has been investigating the KAL 007
tragedy. On July 11, 1991 he issued a lengthy press release which
included this startling paragraph:
Our investigation (in-complete yet) has brought us on the tracks of the
kidnapped people. We know, for instance, that Congressman McDonald has
gone through a number of prisons in Moscow, among them the Central
Lubyanka, Lefortovo, \[and\] a \"special dacha\" of the KGB in a suburb
of Moscow. As far as his present whereabouts are concerned, the
investigation is underway, and the information available at the moment
cannot be disclosed. We partially know the camps where the plane people
were and, with a high degree of probability, are kept now. As for the
children from the plane, they were separated from their parents and
safely hidden in the orphan houses of one of the Soviet Middle Asian
republics.
It should be emphasized that this report is unconfirmed. But it is
sufficiently specific to merit thorough follow-up by our government.
Yet, as we write (in early August), it has been ignored by both the
major U.S. media and the State Department.
Let us briefly note the steps which our State Department and other U.S.
agencies took (and are taking) to muddy the water about this important
issue:
\(a\) The Department co-opted the KAL 007 case from the National
Transportation Safety Board, then refused to conduct an investigation of
its own. As summarized by David Corn in the Nation for August 17/August
24,
1985: \"Normally when an airliner crashes, responsibility for the
inquiry falls to the National Transportation Safety Board, which has the
technical expertise to assess what happened. Although the downing of
Flight 007 cannot be classified as a routine aviation disaster, the
N.T.S.B. office in Anchorage was notified the plane was missing just
three hours after it had plunged into the Sea of Japan and immediately
began to look into the matter. Shortly after that, it was told to
forward to its headquarters in Washington all the material \-- originals
and copies \-- it had gathered. From there, the information was sent to
the State Department. James Michelangelo, chief of the N.T.S.B.\'s
Anchorage office, was told by headquarters that the board was off the
case and the State Department would handle the investigation. Eighteen
months after the airliner was shot down, when asked if the State
Department ever conducted such an inquiry, a high-level State Department
official replied, \'How is the State Department going to
investigate?\'\"
\(b\) Administration sources claimed shortly after the attack that
Soviet searchers had recovered some bodies. It was another false
contention which mainly served to bolster the Soviet-instigated claim
that the plane had indeed \"crashed.\"
\(c\) On the day after the tragedy, but before the matter could possibly
have been properly and thoroughly evaluated, the State Department cabled
Seoul to stress that it did not believe that the Soviets had shot down
the plane due to the presence on board of Congressman Larry McDonald of
Georgia. McDonald, an outspoken anti-communist activist, was a
vigorously pro-defense member of the House Armed Services Committee
(with access to classified information); was renowned for the reams of
educational anti-communist articles, speeches, and reports which he
regularly entered into the Congressional Record; was chairman of the
fervently anti-communist john Birch Society; and was becoming an
increasingly popular and influential political figure within the
conservative movement.
The CIA, according to columnist Jack Anderson (who, by the way, was one
of Larry McDonald\'s most bitter critics on the Left) had \"reported
that the Soviets could easily have intercepted telex communications
indicating that \[McDonald and\] other tempting targets might have been
on the KAL flight, including Sen. Jesse Helms, R-NC.\"
But the State Department cable discredited the implications of that
report by asserting: \"We have no repeat no evidence that the presence
of Rep. McDonald aboard KAL 007 (or the planned travel of Sen. Helms and
others aboard that flight) was a factor in the Soviet attack on the
aircraft.\"
\(d\) The U.S. pulled its punches during the ICAO investigation. As
reported by Aviation Week & Space Technology for September 19, 1983: \"A
U.S. official said the U.S. response was being toned down at the ICAO
session so other nations with grievances could make the case for an
investigation.\"
\(e\) In February 1985, a Justice Department attorney acknowledged in
federal district court that the U.S. Air Force Regional Operations
Command Center at Anchorage had destroyed key tape recordings \"of radar
tracks from Cape Newenham and Cape Roanzof, in Alaska, which might have
told much about the path of the aircraft \.... The U.S. government
claimed that Air Force radar tapes are normally recycled about thirty
hours after recording an aircraft\'s passage. The fate of Flight 007 was
known well within thirty hours after the recordings were made. Still,
the Air Force did not save the tapes, even though it customarily
impounds information related to aviation disasters.\" (David Corn, the
Nation, August 17/August 24, 1985)
\(f\) Following publication of our earlier analysis of the KAL 007
incident in THE NEW AMERICAN for August 29, 1988, Assistant Secretary of
State for Legislative Affairs J. Edward Fox was assigned to respond to
congressional inquiries about the article. At one point, Fox stated that
\"the many responsible investigations already conducted into the tragedy
\... leave no doubt that the charges levied by the article \... \-- that
KAL 007 did not crash, that the Soviets took the passengers on board as
prisoners, and that the United States Government is somehow involved in
a conspiracy of silence on the subject \-- are dead wrong.\" Yet he at
no point attempted to answer the specific questions we raised. He
ignored every crucial point and question, which was understandable,
since them was simply no way that they could be credibly addressed
without abandoning the official \"crash\" scenario.
Fox asserted that Congress had \"already conducted several thorough
investigations of the tragedy,\" which was not (and is not) true, since
there has to this day been no thorough investigation of the incident by
Congress or any other official entity, including the ICAO (which Fox
cited as one of the \"most prominent\" of the investigators). By its own
admission, the ICAO report was incomplete and hurried. And its
conclusion that KAL 007 crashed was entirely inconsistent with even the
incomplete data it did include.
As a further indication of how incomplete the investigations have been,
on November 14, 1990 liberal Democratic Senators Carl Levine (MI),
Edward Kennedy (MA) and Sam Nunn (GA) wrote to Mikhail Gorbachev, noting
that a \"number of official and unofficial investigations by U.S. and
international agencies have failed to shed light on a most important,
unresolved mystery surrounding the aircraft\'s destruction, namely: was
the wreckage of the plane, or were the remains of its passengers, or any
of its effects, ever located by the Soviet government?\" The Senators
urged Gorbachev to release any official Soviet findings or conclusions
on this \"central issue.\" On December 20, 1991, Izvestia reported that
the letter (and a similar missive sent in August 1990 by Democratic
Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey) had \"gone unanswered so far,\" but
the first segment of Izvestia\'s initial ten-part series on KAL 007
appeared on January 22, 1991, replete, as we have seen, with
disinformation intended to lock in the myth that the jetliner
\"crashed\" and that no bodies were found by Soviet divers.
Our State Department\'s response to date has also been misleading and
evasive. Whatever the motives of those involved, it is time once again
to retrieve the KAL 007 file from the memory hole and re-scrutinize it.
If, as we firmly believe, KAL 007 did not crash, but instead landed on
Sakhalin Island, where its crew and passengers were taken captive, new
possibilities arise regarding why the plane was so far off course and
why the Soviets shot it down. For instance, if the plane landed, why
didn\'t the Soviets mitigate the situation by simply releasing the
passengers and crew? Why would they capture and keep them all, including
the many children who were on the plane? One possibility is that there
were one or more persons whom they wished to have either dead or
incarcerated. In that event, it would indeed be necessary to hold onto
everyone, since if even a baby were returned alive, it would be
necessary to account for all of the others.
Unanswered Questions
If KAL 007 landed instead of crashed, it means that the Soviets have
pulled off yet another incredibly audacious deception, with the
cooperation of our own government. the United Nations, and possibly
Japan, in camouflaging the capture of the plane and disappearance of
those on board.
The key questions which must be answered include the following:
\* How could KAL 007 remain airborne for 12-plus minutes without the
crew being in at least partial control?
\* How could the plane descend so fast during the early stage of its
descent, then slow to less than one-half the initial rate, without the
crew being in substantial control?
\* How could a jetliner be \"out of control,\" yet so closely follow a
textbook descent pattern?
\* Why were there no \"Mayday\" signals from KAL 007 during the minute
or more that it was in radio contact with Tokyo after the attack?
\* How could the supposed \"crash\" site (and locations of debris) be
closer to the point of attack than the plane\'s minimum speed to remain
airborne for 12 minutes plus would seem to allow?
\* Why was so little debris (and so few human remains) found,
considering debris recoveries from other disasters involving huge
aircraft?
\* Why was the recovered debris devoid of the sort of items one would
expect to come from the plane\'s cargo pit (such as luggage)?
\* Why were no life vests (either on or off bodies) found among the
debris?
\* Why was the search for KAL 007 abandoned by the U.S. after only ten
weeks (and never resumed), when searches for debris and remains from
other far less controversial air-crash incidents often last for many
months or years?
\* How does one explain the radar trackings which followed KAL 007
toward Sakhalin Island after the attack, when the jumbo jet was moving
away from the island at the time of the attack?
\* How does one explain the confirmed report from the FAA (based on
information from the Japanese self-defense force) that the plane was
tracked by the Hokkaido radar to a landing on the island?
\* If the airliner was indeed under sufficient control of the pilot to
make a 180 turn and head toward Sakhalin, why would the captain choose
to ditch it in the sea rather than land on a runway?
We urge you to raise these (and any other pertinent questions which may
come to mind) with your senators and representatives, the President, the
State Department, local newspapers, friends and acquaintances, radio
talk shows, and other media. And do not accept evasive, weasel-worded
replies from legislators and officials. Insist on clear-cut, detailed
answers and explanations. Above all, be persistent! Write, call, or
telegram as often as it takes to receive sensible answers to the
questions you pose.
The shameful alternative to digging out the real truth about KAL 007 is
to continue to abandon the 269 innocent persons who were on board,
including 61 Americans, some of who may still be alive, and all of who
deserve to be listed along with other POWs/MIAs who have fallen victim
to communism and for whom there has as yet been no proper accounting.
It is time for Americans to unite in demanding the truth about what
happened to KAL 007 and an accounting of its passengers and crew. Let
the chips fall (and heads roll) where they may.
The New American Magazine - That Freedom Shall Not Perish
\<[[http://www.thenewamerican.com/]{.underline}](http://www.thenewamerican.com/)\>
Kevin Moore
Tampa Florida
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converted_docs | 987772 | **GREAT LAKES REGION CIVIL AIR PATROL**
**GREAT LAKES REGION REGIONAL DISASTER RESPONSE PLAN**
**GLR OPLAN 32‑1**
**DRAFT**
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DATE.
Date
Reply To The Attention of: GLR/DOS
Subject: GLR OPlan 32‑1
Memorandum For: See Distribution (Annex Z)
1\. Attached is GLR 32‑1. This plan is the Great Lakes Region CAP
supporting plan for Disaster Response by GLR Wings. Requests for change
in distribution should be sent to GLR/DO.
2\. This plan is effective for planning upon receipt and for
implementation when directed by the Commander, Great Lakes Region CAP.
3\. Elements of this plan were coordinated with HQ CAP/USAF, FEMA, and
GLR Wings.
4\. Supporting plans listed in the Plan Summary paragraph 4 must be
prepared and forwarded to this headquarters for review and approval
within 90 days after receipt of this plan. Annual review of this plan
will be conducted in October. Units preparing supporting plans must
forward review comments to this headquarters prior to March 2000.
Col. William S. Charles CAP
Commander Great Lakes Region
1 Atch.
GLR 32‑1
> HQ GLR
5440 Skeel Ave. Suite 2
> Wright‑Patterson AFB OH
>
> 45433‑5267
>
> Date
[GLR 32‑1]{.underline}
PLAN SUMMARY
1\. [REASON FOR EXECUTION:]{.underline} The purpose of this OPlan is to
disseminate the procedures to be used in inter Wing Support during
large‑scale disasters.
2\. [FORCE EMPLOYMENT:]{.underline}
a\. [Situation.]{.underline} OPlan 32‑1 is based on the probability that
a natural disaster of such magnitude can happen in the Great Lakes
Region that the resources of any one Wing will be over tasked by a
Presidential Declaration.
b [Statement.]{.underline} This summary gives the CAP decision‑makers a
brief recapitulation of the major aspects of this OPlan. It is based on
planning factors and estimates available at the time of preparation and
is subject to modification in the context of a specific contingency. The
information in it should be reviewed and, if necessary, updated before
its use in adopting a course of action in a given situation.
c\. [Legal Considerations]{.underline}. This OPlan is based on the legal
considerations that exist in Federal Law, CAP Regulations, and State
Agreements in effect when the OPlan was written.
3\. [KEY ASSUMPTIONS:]{.underline} Assumptions used in this plan
include:
a\. [Presidential Declaration.]{.underline} A Presidential Declaration
has been made.
b\. [Wing Assets]{.underline}. The supported Wing assets are not
sufficient to meet the requirements.
4\. [OPERATIONS TO BE CONDUCTED:]{.underline}
a\. [Force Requirements.]{.underline} Force Requirements will be
dependent on the situation under which the plan is put into effect. The
requesting Wing Commander or designee will determine the Force
Requirements. The requirement may be for one special equipped asset, one
single response team, multiple teams, or perhaps an all out response
effort.
b\. [Deplovment]{.underline}. The requesting Wing will determine the
deployment locations. When the responding Wing provides availability of
assets, the location of reporting locations, Main Operating Bases (MOB)
and Forward Operating Bases (FOB) will be provided.
c\. [Employment]{.underline}. CAP assets may be called upon for, but not
limited to, Search and Rescue, Aerial Reconnaissance for Slow Scan,
video, digital, and still photography, movement of critical supplies
including parts and medications, and movement of critical personnel.
d\. [Supporting Plans]{.underline}. Wings subject to this OPlan should
prepare supporting plans.
5\. [OPERATIONAL CONSTRAINTS.]{.underline} Constraints to be considered
by Operations Planners are as follows; weather will effect the ability
of task Wings to respond to requests with the forces tasked. The school
year may limit the number of Ground Teams that are able to respond to
the tasking request. The number of aircrew respondents may be effected
by who can get off from regular jobs for long periods of time. Most
aircraft will be single engine fixed wing with the possibility of a few
light twin engines.
6\. [TIME TO COMMENCE EFFECTIVE OPERATIONS:]{.underline} Tasked forces
should be in place within 24 hours weather permitting.
7\. [COMMAND RELATIONSHIPS:]{.underline} When CAP forces are deployed
under this OPlan, operational control of those forces will transfer to
the Wing into which the forces deployed. However, command will remain
with the Wing providing the resources.
8\. [LOGISTICS:]{.underline} Shortfalls of consumables can be expected
to exist in the areas of highest devastation. Billeting at MOBs, FOBs
and other operating locations can expect to be Spartan in the worse case
scenarios. Requirements will need to be passed to the State EMA for
consumable support, but \"reach back\" support will need to be set up
for other needs.
9\. [PERSONNEL:]{.underline} Personnel requirements are sufficient for
most scenarios, however, shortfalls are expected to exist in a worse
case scenario. Support from outside the GLR may need to be requested.
> HQ GLR
>
> 5440 Skeel Ave. Suite 2
>
> Wright‑Patterson AFB OH
>
> 45433‑5267
>
> Date
[GLR 32‑1]{.underline}
TABLE OF CONTENTS AND LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES
[CONTENTS PAGE]{.underline}
Plan Summary 5
Table of Contents and List of Effective Pages 7
Basic Plan 9
ANNEX A, TASK ORGANIZATIONS 13
ANNEX B, OPERATIONS 15
ANNEX C, LOGISTICS 21
ANNEX D, PERSONNEL 23
Appendix 1\--Critical Incident Stress Team 25
ANNEX E, PUBLIC AFFAIRS 27
ANNEX F, COMMUNICATIONS 29
Appendix 1‑‑Communications Planning 33
ANNEX G, COMMAND AND RELATIONSHIPS 35
Appendix 1‑‑Comrnand Relationships Diagram 37
ANNEX H, HOST WING SUPPORT 39
ANNEX I, SAFETY 41
ANNEX J, EXECUTION CHECKLIST 43
ANNEX K, REPORTS 47
ANNEX Z, DISTRIBUTION 49
> HQ GLR
>
> 5440 Skeel Ave. Suite 2
>
> Wright‑Patterson AFB OH
>
> 45433‑5267
>
> Date
[GLR 32‑1 BASIC PLAN:]{.underline}
[TASK ORGANIZATIONS]{.underline}: See Annex A for tasked forces.
1\. [SITUATION]{.underline}
a\. [General]{.underline}. This plan will be put into effect when the
assets of a CAP Wing in the disaster area are not sufficient to handle
the requirements placed upon it during a Presidential Declaration. The
disaster may be limited to the area contained within the confines of a
single Wing or of such a magnitude to cross the legal boundaries of the
Wings.
b\. [Predisaster Actions]{.underline}. Wings tasked in this plan are
responsible to train and equip themselves to be able to respond to
requests from other Wings.
c\. [Assumptions.]{.underline}
\(1\) When a disaster situation hits a State or Multi‑State area CAP
will be tasked beyond the Wing resource capabilities available. The CAP
Liaison in the State or States will make an early determination to call
for assistance from other Wings in the Region.
\(2\) Main Operating Bases (MOBs) and Forward Operating Bases (FOBs)
will be selected early and will have emergency power, sufficient POL,
and supplies to sustain initial operations.
\(3\) Minimal operating support such as POL, supplies, and food will be
available through emergency support channels. Other support will need to
be obtained through \"reach back\" support from the home Wing.
\(4\) Reimbursement will be provided in accordance with directions
established by the supported Wing and the State requesting the support.
The host Wing will provide the necessary administrative support to
obtain the reimbursements.
d\. [Legal Considerations]{.underline}. Any Wing in the Great Lakes
Region may request assistance from any other Wing in the Region when the
assets of the requesting Wing are not sufficient to meet the taskings
placed upon it in accordance with current agreements.
2 [MISSION:]{.underline} The mission is to provide support to the State
and it\'s citizens in a disaster situation to prevent death, loss of
property, and relieve suffering. CAP can be expected to support Search
and Rescue, Damage assessment, courier flights including movement of
critical personnel, communications support, and ground support to other
disaster relief organizations.
3\. [EXECUTION:]{.underline}
a\. [Concept of Operations.]{.underline} When it is determined that
mission requirements will overtax the resources of the local Wing, that
Wing can request support from other Wings in the Great Lakes Region. The
Wing Commander or Operations Officer may request the support directly
from the other Wings, route the request through the Air Force National
Security Emergency Preparedness (AFNSEP) Office for DR Missions, or
through the Air Force Rescue Coordination Center for SAR Missions. The
requesting Wing will inform the supporting Wing of type and amount of
assets required.
\(1\) [General]{.underline}. Supporting Wings will deploy aircraft with
trained crews, aerial reconnaissance capability, communications teams,
and ground support personnel as requested by the supported Wing.
\(a\) Wings will not deploy more assets than requested by the supported
Wing.
\(b\) Assets may be deployed from a couple of days or up to several
weeks. In the event of longer deployments, the supporting Wing will make
arrangements to provide relief personnel and equipment as needed. If the
supporting Wing can not meet the requirements, it is their
responsibility to notify the supported Wing as far in advance as
possible.
\(2\) Deployment. The supported Wing will notify the supporting Wing as
to the locations of the operating bases where the units will report.
Rapid Reaction Teams should be directed to set up support at MOBs and
FOBs as soon as the bases are identified.
\(3\) Employment. Initial responding support units will be involved in
providing reconnaissance and setting up MOBs and FOBs. Once operating
bases and lines of communication have been established, other taskings
will be received and acted upon as defined in priorities dictated
AFNESP. Tasking will be relayed to the field units as outlined in the
operations annex.
b\. [Coordinating Instructions.]{.underline} It is imperative that the
supported and supporting Wings coordinate on a regular bases during the
time that this plan is in force.
4\. [ADMINISTRATION AND LOGISTICS]{.underline}
a\. [Concept of Logistics Support.]{.underline} CAP assets operating at
locations such as MOBs and FOBs will get day to day operational support
from the Logistics Officer in charge of that base. CAP assets should be
cognizant of the logistics support concept in effect at the operating
base, and where appropriate, be part of the planning process. CAP units
should determine if logistics support is taking into account the day to
day requirements need to sustain operations, such as POL and sustainment
for personnel.
b\. [Concept of Administrative Support.]{.underline} Deployed assets
should take with them enough forms to support them for at least three
days. Deployed assets should be knowledgeable of the paperwork that
needs to be turned in during and after the mission. Administrative
reports and requests will flow up through CAP channels to the host Wing
for action. If the Host Wing has insufficient assets to handle the
requirements, a request for additional support can be forwarded to other
Wings.
5\. COMMAND AND COMMUNICATIONS.
a\. [Command Relationships.]{.underline} Refer to Annex G.
b\. [Emergencv Operations Centers.]{.underline} Based on large-scale
deployments, the supported Wing will establish a Wing EOC and be the
primary routing center for CAP traffic in and out of the disaster area.
Supporting Wings will maintain an EOC to handle administrative, morale,
and logistics traffic for the deployed assets. As a minimum, the
supporting Wing will provide a 24-hour Point Of Contact to the supported
Wing EOC.
c\. [Command. Control and Communications Systems]{.underline}. CAP
should deploy and utilize it\'s own communications assets to the extent
possible. They must however be cognizant of other communication
capabilities available to support the mission.
Annexes:
A Task Organization
B Intelligence
C Operations
D Logistics
E Personnel
F Public Affairs
F Command, Control, and Communications Systems
G Command Relationships
H Safety
I Execution Checklist
J Reports
Z Distribution
OFFICIAL:
> Col. William S. Charles CAP
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> Commander, GLR
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[ANNEX A TO GLR 32‑1]{.underline}
TASK ORGANIZATION
[ORGANIZATION COMMANDER]{.underline}
Great Lakes Region Civil Air Patrol GLR/CC
Illinois Wing Civil Air Patrol ILWG/CC
Indiana Wing Civil Air Patrol INWG/CC
Kentucky Wing Civil Air Patrol KYWG/CC
Michigan Wing Civil Air Patrol MIWG/CC
Ohio Wing Civil Air Patrol OHWG/CC
Wisconsin Wing Civil Air Patrol WIWG/CC
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[ANNEX B TO GLR 32-1]{.underline}
OPERATIONS
1\. GENERAL.
a\. [Assumptions]{.underline}.
\(1\) Power in the area of operations will initially be limited to those
facilities with generator capability.
\(2\) Communications will initially be slightly limited in the case of
major flooding, or be severely limited to only radio communications in
the case of a major earthquake.
\(3\) Aircrews, ground teams and mission support staff will deploy with
necessary maps for the expected area of operation. These will include,
but are not limited to FAA Aeronautical Charts, State Road Maps and
DeLorme Gazetteers.
\(4\) Aircrews, ground teams and mission support staff will deploy with
at least three days worth of paperwork to support the mission.
\(5\) There will be a heavy initial demand for airborne reconnaissance.
The requests will include hard copy photography, digital photography,
slow scan TV as well as visual observations. The primary mission of
reconnaissance is to provide information to other agencies involved in
mitigation and recovery operations in the disaster area.
\(6\) Wing and member provided equipment would be utilized to support
the mission. If resources are not sufficient to support requirements,
additional equipment can be requested from neighboring Wings.
\(7\) Wings should train in the use of equipment and crews to support
the airborne reconnaissance mission. Wings should plan to deploy with
the assets needed to support the missions that can be expected as
taskings.
\(8\) In most cases CAP will be based out of airports that are operating
under near normal conditions. That is, the Fixed Base Operator is
available and all facilities are available.
\(9\) However, under worse case situations, CAP may be the only
personnel at the base, and totally on their own. Communications,
fueling, and all other facilities needed to operate the base may need to
be provided by the CAP personnel operating at that location.
2\. [AREA OF OPERATIONS]{.underline}. The area of operations for this
plan includes all six States that comprise the Great Lakes CAP Region.
This is not to exclude the potential that operations of this scale will
not include some sorties into States adjacent to this Region.
a\. [Characteristics of the Area]{.underline}. The Great Lakes Region is
comprised of the States of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio
and Wisconsin. The area contains large cities along its rivers and
lakes, medium sized cities throughout the area and many small towns and
cities scattered throughout its wide rural areas. There is heavy
industry along the Great Lakes and along the Mississippi and Ohio
Rivers. Mining can be found in the northwest and the southeast. The
central area is defined by extensive farming while large tracts of
hardwoods are found in the south and extensive softwood forests are
found in the north.
b\. [Weather]{.underline}.
\(1\) Central and south. The January temperatures average in the
20‑degree (F) to the high 80s in July and August. Sunny to partly cloudy
days range from 40% in the winter to 70% in the summer. Strong
thunderstorms are common in the late spring and summer. Snows are not
heavy, and usually last on the ground for only several days. Tornadoes
occasionally create damage in the area.
\(2\) North. Areas near the Great Lakes tend to be 10 degrees cooler
than areas 100 miles from the shorelines. Temperatures in the most
northern areas may run below zero for several weeks and average in the
60s and 70s in the summer. Snow fall will run from 30 inches and upward
to near 100 inches. Lake effect can produce higher rainfall and snow in
local areas. Tornadoes are rare in the north, but some thunderstorm
activity can be expected in the summer. Cloud cover is nearly the same
as the south.
c\. [Terrain]{.underline}. The southeast has the sharply rising ridges
of the Allegheny Mountains. These can be as high as 4000 feet with
valleys 1500 to 3000 feet below. The rest of the south can be considered
rolling or sharply rolling hills and valleys. Sharp bluffs can be found
along the Ohio River Valley. Most of the rest of the central and
northern areas are flat to gently rolling hills. There are many lakes,
streams and rivers in the region and some marshes can be found in the
wooded areas of the north.
3\. [CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS]{.underline}. Depending on the scope of the
disaster, it is expected that one or more MOBs will be established to
support operation. If distances and size of the area of operations
dictate, one or more FOBs will be established. ELT teams may be
dispatched by ground vehicle, or small teams may be flown into isolated
airfields to shut down ELTs that have been set off by the disaster.
Ground teams may be sent on damage assessment sorties or in support of
relief operations with other agencies. Temporary Flight Restrictions may
be established.
a\. [Training.]{.underline} All CAP Wings under this plan should train
personnel to be capable to provide assistance to other Wings under the
requirements as stated in this plan. Participants should be familiar
with Incident Command procedures.
b\. [Deployment Timing.]{.underline} Wings may have several days to
prepare to support operations in cases of major flooding. However, an
earthquake of severe weather damage can happen with little or no advance
preparation time given. Wings must have alerting and notification plans
ready and exercised.
c\. [Reporting Instructions.]{.underline} The supported Wing will notify
the supporting units where to report. This can be a MOB, or they could
be directed to report to a FOB.
\(1\) Main Operating Bases. One or more primary operating locations in
each Wing where all operational, supply, support and communication
capabilities exists. This location or locations are selected because of
the capabilities and the proximity to other supported agencies such as
the State EMA or military support agency.
\(2\) Forward Operating Bases. Are selected to meet operational
requirements such as distances from MOBs to the disaster area. Other
factors to be considered in a FOB selection are the facilities and POL
needed to support the operation.
\(3\) Ground Team Support. Ground Teams can be utilized for ramp and
communications support at MOBs and FOBs. Damage assessment and shelter
management in support of the Red Cross. Movement of food and medical
supplies out of staging areas to remote areas, and support to refugee
collection areas, donation management, and other logistical support.
d\. [ELT Operations.]{.underline} A large‑scale disaster such as an
earthquake can cause a multitude of ELTs to be activated. It is the
responsibility of the State to assess the priorities assigned to
shutting down these ELTs, but teams should be dispatched as soon as
practical to begin shutting them down. Where large numbers of ELTs are
running, DF equipped aircraft with a two‑man ground DF team on board
should be dispatched to suspect airports.
e\. [Temporary Flight Restrictions.]{.underline} If a State Director of
Aviation or the State appointed Air Operations Section has requested the
FAA and received a TFR for the disaster area, it is most probable that
experienced and trained CAP personnel will be required to augment the
State personnel to manage the air assets within the TFR.
f\. [CAP Ground Teams.]{.underline} CAP Ground Teams may be used in
support of military, FEMA Teams or law enforcement in support of rescue
operations. CAP Ground Team Leaders must be aware of the capabilities
and limitations of their teams both physically and legally.
\(1\) Ground teams may not be used to enforce laws, however, they may be
used in support of law enforcement in a limited role, reference CAPR
60-3. As citizens, they are expected to report law violations to the
proper authorities.
\(2\) Two person ELT teams may be established to be flown into usable
airports to eliminate non‑distress ELT signals.
g\. [Reconnaissance.]{.underline} CAP can be expected to be tasked early
in the disaster to accomplish reconnaissance of access routes into the
disaster area. This may consist of any or all of the following, slow
scan video, visual reports, videotape, digital pictures, or film still
photography.
\(1\) Collecting. Ground teams and aircrews should be thoroughly briefed
on the types of intelligence needed by the agencies being supported.
Teams and crews should be thoroughly debriefed and any intelligence
forwarded to the controlling agency Planing Section or individual making
the request. Intelligence and reconnaissance data may be of value to
more agencies than the one that requested it. MOB Operations and
Planning Sections should review information passing through for
applicability to other agencies.
\(2\) Reporting. Intelligence gathered as part of a tasking must be
reported to the requesting agency. Copies of general intelligence should
be also reported to the Planning Section of the controlling agency. CAP
operating units should be available to relay and transport information
collected by other field agencies for delivery to their main offices.
Aircrews and ground teams must always be ready to report emergency
developing situations through the most expedient means at their
disposal. CAP personnel located at MOBs and FOBs must be ready to pass
on this information to other agencies as rapidly as possible. In any
tasking, the task is not complete until the information is delivered to
the requesting agency. All available forms of information transmission
should be considered to get the information to the requesting agency.
Visual information such as video and photographs may have to be
delivered if digital transmission is not available. CAP radio or other
radios may be used to send visual reports to or from other participating
agencies.
\(3\) Logistics. Capability to process film will need to be established.
h\. [Commitment and coordination of forces.]{.underline} This will be at
the discretion of the State and FEMA.
4\. [OPERATING BASES.]{.underline}
a\. [Selection.]{.underline} MOBs and FOBs must be selected to provide
the basic needs to sustain operations. Runways, ramps, and at least
administrative space must be in a safe operational capacity. Fuel must
be available to support the first five days of anticipated operations.
Power must either be available or generator capability must be provided.
b\. [Main Operating Base.]{.underline} A Main Operating Base is selected
for its capability to sustain heavy operations for an extended period of
time. It must have power, fuel, and facilities to handle administrative,
communications, equipment and personnel requirements. More than one may
be selected based on the situation. The MOB is normally located close to
the State EOC. This base is used as the main nerve center for CAP
operations. It must be equipped with a full range of communications,
administrative and personnel capabilities. It must be capable of
sustaining a high level of operations, and will probably be a joint use
base with other agencies. This base will be the focus of requests for
support going outside the Wing, and the initial reporting point for
incoming support. This base will be the focal point for financial and
operational reporting and the communicational link with other Wings. If
the main operations area is some distance from the MOB, additional MOBs
may be established, however, these bases will require as much equipment
and nearly as many personnel to operate.
c\. [Forward Operating Base.]{.underline} A Forward Operating Base is
selected for its proximity to the operational area. It needs at least
communications, power, fuel and administrative areas. These may be
sparse, but the minimums that are required for turn operations. Several
forward operating bases may be selected as necessary. A FOB is selected
when distances become a factor. A FOB must be equipped with good
communications and a minimal staff. It is used to recover and turn crews
nearer to the operational area. It must have fuel and space to house the
communications and support personnel. Aircrews will normally return to
the MOB at the end of the day.
d\. [Tasks]{.underline}.
\(1\) Main Operating Base.
\(a\) Maintain a full operations, planning, financial and logistics
staff.
\(b\) Dispatch and recover aircrews and ground teams.
\(c\) Provide and track taskings sent to FOBs.
\(d\) Maintain lines of communications with the FOBs and other agencies.
\(e\) Provide for the health and welfare of CAP personnel in the area of
operations.
\(2\) Forward Operating Base.
\(a\) Maintain lines of communications with CAP personnel operating
within the area.
\(b\) Recover and launch aircrews and ground teams.
\(c\) Provide for the welfare of FOB personnel.
\(d\) Continually monitor capability to maintain operations in an
austere environment.
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[ANNEX C TO GLR 32‑1]{.underline}
LOGISTICS
1\. [GENERAL.]{.underline}
a\. [Support Requirements.]{.underline} Consumables and personnel living
requirements will be tasked to, and provided by the State or military
agencies. Maintenance support beyond minor repairs, most personal needs,
and communications equipment will require \"reach back\" to the
supporting Wings. Aircrews and ground personnel should report with at
least two days of rations on hand, Meals Ready to Eat or equivalent, and
water. Several quarts of engine oil and an extra filter should be
considered for deploying aircraft.
b\. [Support Planning.]{.underline} Many daily support requirements will
be in short supply in the early stages of the disaster recovery period.
Although basic daily needs will be limited in the early phases, other
needs will be met through requests to the home Wing.
\(1\) It is assumed that minor maintenance for aircraft and vehicles
will be available from local sources. However major maintenance for
vehicles, aircraft and communications equipment will require return of
assets to the home Wing. Modifications of CAP assets should be held
until the asset returns to home base, but emergency modifications will
be determined on a case by case bases. Equipment selected for deployment
should be in good condition and have a good amount of time or miles
available for use before the next scheduled maintenance. If maintenance
capability does not exist in the deployment area, equipment must be
monitored to allow sufficient time to return to the home Wing for
maintenance.
\(2\) Generally speaking, logistics support will be coordinated through
the state resources. Deployed assets may need to contact the home Wing
for assistance when not available through the State.
2\. [OBJECTIVE.]{.underline} The objective of the logistics
infrastructure is to anticipate the needs of the deployed assets, and to
react to requests from those units.
3\. [EXECUTION]{.underline}
a\. [Requirements Flow.]{.underline} Once operations begin, MOBs and
FOBs will send logistics requirements to the supported Wings EOC or
other designated point.
b\. [Reports Flow.]{.underline} Daily estimates of operating capability
must be prepared for each MOB and FOB and forwarded to the State Air
Operations Section. POL replenishments must be made known to the
appropriate State resource office at lease 48 hours prior to critical
need.
c\. [Military Support.]{.underline} Some support may be available, and
these requests will be handled through the Military Liaison channels.
d\. [Record Keeping.]{.underline} The supported Wing must keep detailed
records of logistics actions for later use in supporting reimbursement
requests.
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[ANNEX D TO GLR 32‑1]{.underline}
PERSONNEL
1\. [GENERAL]{.underline}.
a\. [Personnel Requirements.]{.underline} The supported Wing will
provide requirements for personnel to the supporting Wing\'s EOC. The
supporting Wings will review available personnel and notify the
supported Wing of availability and obtain reporting instructions. This
function will normally be accomplished through the supporting Wings EOC
staff.
b\. [Rotation of Personnel.]{.underline} The supporting Wing needs to be
planning for the rotation of personnel in the disaster areas and those
manning the home EOC.
2\. PERSONNEL POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
a\. [Deployed Personnel.]{.underline} Personnel selected to deploy must
understand they will be gone for some period of time. Do not deploy
personnel who must return in a day or two. Personnel must be in good
health and physical condition. Normal preventive shots such as tetanus
and typhoid are recommended, but not mandatory.
b\. [Qualifications.]{.underline} Personnel selected to report to the
disaster area must be qualified in the specialty in which they are
tasked. They must meet all the requirements as defined in CAPR 5515 and
be familiar with the Incident Command System of disaster management.
\(1\) Reporting procedures will be obtained from the supported Wing\'s
EOC prior to deployment, and the EOC will brief personnel on the
details.
\(a\) Determine and brief the exact location and sign in location for
deploying personnel.
\(b\) Determine route of travel to be taken and brief deploying
personnel.
\(c\) Maintain a record of the details briefed and information about the
deploying personnel.
\(2\) Supporting Wings will be notified through their EOCs when deployed
crews and teams need to be rotated out. The supporting Wing will notify
the supported Wing of replacement availability.
\(3\) Wing EOCs need to have available listings of specialized skills
available for deployment.
c\. [Family Support.]{.underline} Wings that are supporting the
execution of this plan should maintain contact with the families of the
deployed personnel. Families should be notified of the Wing EOC phone
numbers and briefed on procedures to relay family information.
d\. [Deployment Prebrief.]{.underline} Include in the briefing to
deploying personnel that they will be subject to the laws in effect in
the disaster area and the directives of CAP. Brief that they will be
representing the CAP and to act in a professional manner.
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# [APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX D TO GLR 32-1]{.underline}
CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS TEAM
1. [GENERAL.]{.underline} The Critical Incident Stress Team (CIST) will
be activated through the Region CIS Team Coordinator upon request of
the Supported Wing Commander following the declaration of disaster
or large scale incident.
a\. "Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) may be defined as a
group discussion about a traumatic event ... which is solidly based in
crisis intervention theory ... designed to mitigate the psychological
impact of a traumatic event. CISM takes care of our people who
experience a potentially traumatizing event serving at a mission site or
other CAP emergency services activity." (CAPR 60-5 Par. 1.)
2. [PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS.]{.underline} The supported Wing will
provide estimations of CAP/Civilian personnel involved in rescue
operations and the disaster scenario to the Region CIS Team
Coordinator to determine the number of Mental Health Professionals
and CIST Members necessary.
a\. The CISTC will activate coordination of CAP and qualified local
resources. If sufficient combined CISM resources are not available, then
the CISTC shall request support from HQ CAP/DOS to arrange for
appropriate team deployment.
b\. The size of the incident, location, circumstances and personnel
involved will determine the use of Demobilization, Defusing or
Debriefing as the process of CISM.
3. [RESOURCES.]{.underline} Versions of CISM specifically adapted to
the incident involved have differing requirements. Cooperation
between the supported and supporting wing to accommodate particular
situational needs may be accomplished through communication between
the Logistics Officer and CISTC.
a\. Demobilization: For major incidents/large scale disasters requiring
over 100 personnel, where screening and intervention are needed before
workers return home from the incident, and a defusing is impractical
secondary to situation/location.
\(1\) The facility should be near enough to the scene to be convenient
to transfer personnel there when they have been released from the
incident.
\(2\) Requires two large rooms; one to provide information sessions in
small work groups (ten minutes), the other for food and rest (twenty
minutes).
\(3\) Coordination with Red Cross or other supporting units for
supply/management of room with snacks/fruit/juice/water/decaf coffee for
departing work groups.
\(4\) Must be followed by a debriefing in a week or so; CIST to respond
as directed by arrangements of personnel per supported/supporting wing
commanders/designees.
b\. Defusing: A 20-45 minute intervention within eight hours of the
incident provided to groups of ten or less at a time. Used in place of a
demobilization, may offset the need for debriefing.
\(1\) The facility is NEVER on site, should be close enough to the scene
for easy access.
\(2\) Requires a large room, chairs for each individual and CIST members
(placed in a circle).
a\. Room should be quiet, private, closed and marked NO ENTRY, session
in progress. NO ONE should enter after defusing begins.
b\. Room should have bathroom access.
c\. Place tissues conveniently, as defusings have emotional components.
c\. Debriefing: Structured group conversation lasting up to 2-3 hours,
performed preferably within a few days of the incident. Member contact
through supported wing commander or his/her designee.
\(1\) Physical requirements as are for a defusing.
4. [REPORTING.]{.underline} The CISTC will report as required to the HQ
CAP/DOS with an After Action Report. (S)he will also report to the
supervising CIST MHP (or CIST Chief), and make recommendations for
follow up.
a\. Non-CAP supportive personnel should be sent letters of appreciation
for their participation in the interventions. The Logistics Officer (or
whoever arranged for the additional support) may provide that
information to the CISTC.
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[ANNEX E TO GLR 32‑1]{.underline}
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
1\. [GENERAL.]{.underline}
a\. [PA Activities.]{.underline} All PA activity will be executed under
the authority and direction of the supported Wing Commander, and be in
accordance with CAP guidance.
b\. [Requests For PAs.]{.underline} The supported commander will request
additional Information Officer support if needed.
2\. [CAP INFORMATION OFFICERS.]{.underline} CAP Information Officers
will make themselves available to provide information on CAP and it\'s
activities available to news media in the disaster area and to the home
Wings of the supporting units. They will also be available to assist the
State EMA Information Officers in meeting requests for information.
a\. [State PA.]{.underline} Work closely with the State EMA Information
Officer. Coordinate releases and provide information to the supported
State and Wing.
b\. [Releases For Supporting Wings.]{.underline} Provide news releases
back to the Wing EOCs about the personnel, assets and activities of
supporting units.
c\. [MOB Support.]{.underline} Provide direction to CAP Information
Officers at the MOBs.
d\. [PA Requirements.]{.underline} The CAP Information Officer will
operate out of the MOB or out of the State EOC with the State
Information Officers. If there are more than one MOB, consideration must
be given to providing an Information Officer at each location. If the
supported Wing does not have sufficient Information Officers available,
support from other Wings should be requested.
3\. [TASKS.]{.underline} For example:
a\. [Planning]{.underline} All CAP organizations supporting this
operation will plan to:
\(1\) Identify mission qualified Information Officers.
\(2\) Ensure that all Information Officers deploying to the disaster
area contact the host Wing Information Officer.
\(3\) Publicize the operation activities through all available internal
and external information channels.
\(4\) Prepare, coordinate, and submit materials for use in CAP internal
products.
\(5\) Disseminate cleared news, photo, radio and television releases to
their home units.
e\. [Administrative Supplies.]{.underline} CAP Information Officers
should have all necessary administrative supplies with them when
reporting for duty. The Information Officer should bring prepared
handouts about CAP Emergency Services.
f\. [Computer Support.]{.underline} Bringing a personal laptop computer
should be a top consideration. The Information Officer should have a
checklist available when reporting.
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[ANNEX F TO GLR 32‑1]{.underline}
COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION
1\. [GENERAL.]{.underline}
a\. [Assumptions]{.underline}.
\(1\) CAP communications are prepositioned at or near the State EOC.
\(2\) The supported Wing has an operational EOC.
\(3\) Most or all repeaters in the disaster area are non‑operational.
\(4\) Supporting Wings will be able to move communication assets
rapidly.
b\. [Resource Availabilitv]{.underline}.
\(1\) High Frequency Voice (SSB)
> A. 4.604 MHz (GLR Primary)
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> B. 4.601 MHz (GLR Secondary)
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> C. 14.902 MHz
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> D. 18.205 MHz
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> E. 20.873 MHz
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> F. 26.620 MHz (AM ‑ short range tactical use only)
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> \(2\) High Frequency Digital
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> A. 7.341 MHz
\(3\) Aviation Voice
> A. 122.9 MHz (not uniquely CAP)
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> B. 123.1 MHz (not uniquely CAP)
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> C. 121.775 MHz
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> D. 121.600 MHz
\(4\) FM Voice
> A. 143.750 MHz
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> B. 143.900 MHz
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> C. 148.125 MHz
D. 148.1375 MHz
E. 148.150 MHz
F. 149.5375 MHz
\(5\) FM Digital
A. 149.895 MHz
B. 149.925 MHz (where authorized along the Canadian border)
2\. [MISSION.]{.underline} The primary mission of CAP communications in
a disaster situation is to provide for command and control of CAP
assets. In a disaster situation, CAP communications will also support
the flow of information and intelligence for other agencies involved in
the recovery
operations.
3\. [EXECUTION]{.underline}
a\. [Operational Concept]{.underline}. As set forth previously in this
plan, information shall flow from the dispersed ground teams, to one of
several austere FOBs. The FOBs will report to one of a very few MOBs,
that will have full facilities. The MOB(s) will relay information up to
the Wing EOC, which is assumed to be collocated with the State EOC.
b\. [Tasks.]{.underline}
\(1\) EOC. Communications between the Wing EOC and the MOBs will be
conducted via HF radio. Inter‑wing communications will be conducted via
telephone or cellular phone. The Region\'s primary HF frequency shall be
dedicated to communications between the EOC and the MOBs.
\(2\) MOB. FOBs will use the state designated HF frequency to report to
the MOBs. This will reduce congestion on the VHF frequencies.
\(3\) FOBs. Due to the number of ground teams needed to respond to a
major disaster, extensive use of all available VHF frequencies is
anticipated ‑ both for team to team and team to FOB communications. With
the likelihood that the repeaters in the disaster area are offline, use
of the input frequencies is authorized. The FOB director of
communications will ensure that surviving repeaters will be taken
offline to permit local use of the input frequencies.
\(4\) Ground Teams. With the nature of the mission during a disaster,
close communications with the local FOB is critical. As outlined above,
use of the repeater input frequencies for local tactical communications
is authorized. Reserve 148.150 and 148.125 MHz for reporting to the FOB.
In the event that a high bird aircraft is available, remember the 100Hz
tone to talk to the aircraft. Those units with 26.620 MHz capability
will be used to the maximum extent possible.
c\. [Special Measures]{.underline}
\(1\) Ground teams will monitor the standard Citizen Band channels for
distress calls from the public and to communicate with local law
enforcement organizations.
\(2\) Marine band radios will provide contact with the Coast Guard for
support on major waterways
Appendices:
1\. Communications Planning
2\. New Madrid Earthquake Frequency Plan
[APPENDIX 1 TO ANNEX F]{.underline}
COMMUNICATIONS PLANN1NG
1\. [SITUATION.]{.underline}
2\. [PLANN1NG FACTORS.]{.underline} Wings should develop mobile
communications teams, capable of rapid deployment to austere locations.
With the possibility of limited ground transportation, air mobile
communications teams should be considered. 148.1375 MHz shall be
designated the primary slow-scan video frequency, with 149.5375 MHz as
the secondary. 4.604 MHz is the primary HF channel, with 4.601 MHz
serving as the secondary. The additional HF frequencies will be used as
traffic load and band conditions require. The devastated state shall
have priority usage of the primary frequencies. In the event of a
multi-state disaster, the Region Commander shall determine which state
utilizes the primary frequency.
a\. [Concept of Operations]{.underline}. TO BE PROVIDED.
b\. [Tasks.]{.underline} TO BE PROVIDED.
c\. [Equipment requirements.]{.underline} TO BE PROVIDED.
[APPENDIX 2 TO ANNEX]{.underline} F
NEW MADRID COMMUNICATIONS PLAN
1\. [SITUATION]{.underline}. Under a New Madrid Earthquake scenario,
Multiple Wings and multiple Regions will be making heavy use of the CAP
frequency spectrum. To try to eliminate interference Air-to-Ground
frequencies will be allocated as listed below.
a\. [Concept of Operations]{.underline}. Air-To-Ground communications
will be no tone, simplex operations. Aircraft operating in the indicated
Wings will utilize these frequencies.
b\. [Frequency Assignments.]{.underline}
[WING]{.underline} [FREQUENCY]{.underline}
(1). Arkansas 148.125
(2). Illinois 148.1375
(3). Indiana 148.125
(4). Kentucky 143.90
\(5\) Mississippi 148.1375
(6). Missouri 143.75
(7). Tennessee 149.5375
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[ANNEX G TO GLR 32‑1]{.underline}
C0MMAND RELATIONSHIPS
a\. [Command.]{.underline} Command of Civil Air Patrol assets always
remains within the Civil Air Patrol chain of command.
b\. [Functional Control.]{.underline} Functional control of Civil Air
Patrol assets will vary according to the situation. Functional control
of CAP assets may come under the control of the Incident Commander or On
Scene Coordinator who may not be a CAP member. All CAP Ground Team
Leaders and Aircrews must be aware of the legal limitations of use of
CAP assets.
c\. [Incident Command System.]{.underline} All personnel should be aware
of operating under the Incident Command System of management.
d\. [Presidential Declaration.]{.underline} Under a Presidential
Declaration, CAP would be under the direction of the Emergency
Preparedness Liaison Officer (EPLO).
3\. [SUPPORT AND COORDINATION RELATIONSHIPS]{.underline}
a\. [Supporting Military Forces.]{.underline} CAP support to DOD
agencies will take place through the CAP Liaison and the EPLO.
b\. [Coordinating Authorities.]{.underline} The CAP Liaison should be
the coordinating agent for CAP operations and activities at the EPLO
level.
Appendix:
1‑Command Relationships Diagram
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[ANNEX H TO GLR 32‑1]{.underline}
HOST WING SUPPORT
1\. [General.]{.underline}
a\. [Host Wing.]{.underline} The host Wing will be the focus and
responsible for supporting responding
units.
b\. [Training.]{.underline} Procedures and training are the
responsibility of each Wing Commander.
2\. [MISSION.]{.underline} The mission of HWS is to provide support to
supporting CAP units.
a\. [Concept of HWS Support.]{.underline} There are two primary
requirements under HWS. The Host Wing is the primary contact point
between the CAP forces and the organizations listed in annex G. The
second function is to set up and maintain the reimbursement process.
b\. [Tasks]{.underline}
\(1\) The Host Wing will establish a central point for all financial
paperwork collection. This point will certify all requests for payment
by CAP personnel operating in that Wing.
\(2\) The Host Wing will position knowledgeable personnel in the State
EOC and Military operation centers to maintain liaison with these
organizations.
\(3\) The Host Wing will collect operational reports and requirements
from the MOBs and FOBs and forward them as applicable.
\(4\) The Host Wing will maintain a 24 hour EOC to handle communications
between deployed units and their home Wings.
\(5\) The Host Wing will forward copies of CAP Forms 103, 107, and 121
to each supporting Wing.
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[ANNEX I TO GLR 32-1]{.underline}
SAFETY
1\. [GENERAL.]{.underline}
a\. [Conditions.]{.underline} In any disaster operation unsafe
conditions will exist. All personnel must be constantly vigilant for
such conditions and mitigate their effect on the operations.
b\. [Units.]{.underline} The mission of units involved in support to the
disaster is to accomplish that support without endangering the personnel
and equipment in their care.
c\. [Supervisors.]{.underline} Disaster response activities can be
hazardous by their very nature. A11 supervisory personnel will provide
caution advisory information as often as possible.
d\. [Base Commanders.]{.underline} MOB and FOB commanders will appoint
an individual to act as the safety officer.
\(1\) The MOB or FOB commander or safety officer will review the
physical and operations at the location at least daily for unsafe
conditions or activities.
\(2\) Disaster situations cause unsafe situations. Roads and bridges can
be damaged to the point that they can give way days after the original
cause. Buildings needed by responding forces can have hidden damage
making them unsafe. After an earthquake, roads, buildings, runways, and
navigation aids may not be in perfect condition. These hazards may not
be apparent at first observation.
\(3\) Promptly report mishaps and hazards as specified in CAP
directives.
\(4\) Promptly investigate mishaps according to applicable directives.
Identify any deviations from normal investigative procedures or
responsibilities.
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[ANNEX J TO GLR 32-1]{.underline}
EXECUTION CHECKLIST
1\. [General.]{.underline} The checklists in this annex are provided as
guidance for implementing this plan. They are intended as a reference
for the Supported and the Supporting Wings use.
a\. The Checklist for the Supported Wing contains information that must
be considered before requesting support.
b\. The Checklist for the Supporting Wing is provided for reference when
providing personnel and equipment to another Wing.
SUPPORTED WING CHECKLIST
1. Determine tasking is beyond capability of Wing.
2. Define support needed from other Wings.
3. Determine which Wing(s) you are going to request support from.
4. Coordinate request with Defense Coordinating Officer if under
Presidential Declaration.
5. Notify supporting Wing(s) of requirements.
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7. Provide supporting Wing with EOC and 24 hour point of contact if
supported Wing is not 24 hour operational.
8. Get point of contact if supporting Wing EOC is not 24 hour
operational.
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2. Alert personnel for deployment.
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4. Provide supported Wing with EOC and 24 hour point of contact if
supporting Wing is not 24 hour operational.
5. Get point of contact if supported Wing EOC is not 24 hour
operational.
CISM TEAM ACTIVATION
Early contact with the CISTC (once CAP participation is requested) is
preferred; early alert assists to logistically prepare for possible
intervention. Contact information for on-site staff at the beginning of
set up and early communications should be established.
1\. Phone Regional CIST Coordinator with on-site contact and situation
information, as follows:
Sherry Jones
H 810.773.2629
C 810.362.7437
P 877.802.7437
W 313.417.2760/1 (313.343.2931)
This is a Level One Trauma Center ER; tell them this is an Air Force
Disaster Emergency, and to FIND Sherry Jones if she is not readily
available.
2\. Arrange for CISTC transportation to the site for meeting with
MC/Logistics Officer (and staff). Preferable transport is flight in and
ground transportation from airport.
3\. Have someone on-site available to direct local debriefing staff.
4\. Arrange for lodging for CISTC (or designee) and whatever staff (s)he
brings.
5\. Arrange for meals for CISTC (or designee) and staff.
6\. Arrange for debriefing site as outlined in Ops plan addendum.
\(a\) Closed, quiet room, no distractions, bathroom nearby, sufficient
quantity of folding chairs available, tissues available.
\(b\) On site coordinator to facilitate logistics/needs of CISTC and CIS
Team.
\(c\) Local Red Cross (or other) local contact to facilitate
coordination of donation of food items for demobilization as needed.
7\. Have on-site staff establish for the CISTC or designee a complete
and current name, address and phone number contact list of ALL CAP
participants in the activity.
\(a\) Should any member leave before being debriefed by the CISTC or
designee, one on one follow up must be made.
8\. Have on-site staff establish for the CISTC or designee a separate
complete and current name, address and phone number list of ALL non-CAP
participants (including but not limited to local fire, EMS, police, and
all miscellaneous volunteer services). These are to be grouped by
specialty (fire, police, etc.).
\(a\) Should any non-member participant leave before being debriefed by
the CISTC or designee, one on one follow up must be made.
9\. Have on-site staff establish for the CISTC or designee a separate
complete and current name, address and phone number contact list of all
military participants.
\(a\) Should any military participant leave before being debriefed by
the CISTC or designee, one on one follow up must be made.
10\. Computer with print capability for the handouts should be available
to the CISTC (internet access preferred but not required).
\(a\) Access to photo-copier preferred but not required.
\(b\) Access to land line for incoming/outgoing calls required.
11\. Assure transportation for members, non-members and military
personnel to be debriefed as outlined in the appendix, to and from the
debriefing site.
12\. Have on-site availability to transport any member of debriefing to
medical facility as needed, have on-site medical personnel advised
where/when debriefing is to be held.
(a) Advise CISTC of location of first aid station on-site location.
13\. Advise CISTC of local Chaplain availability with complete contact
information.
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[ANNEX K TO GLR 32-1]{.underline}
REPORTS
1\. [GENERAL.]{.underline} This annex provides guidance to headquarters
and subordinate units for accomplishing reporting requirements during
Disaster Response under this Plan.
2\. [PURPOSE.]{.underline} The purpose of this annex is to provide basic
administrative and operational information to the commander and
subordinate units for command and control of assigned CAP forces.
a\. [Supported Wing]{.underline}.
\(1\) The supported Wing is responsible for the daily Tempest Rapid
Report. This report will be the consolidated activity of all
participating units in support of that Wing.
\(2\) The supported Wing will supply copies of operational information,
i.e. CAP Forms and a copy of the Tempest Rapid Report to all supporting
Wings.
\(1\) The CAP member in charge of CAP activities at the MOB is
responsible to collect all operational data at the MOBs and FOBs under
his direction and forwarding it to the Supported Wing\'s designated
collection point.
b\. [Voice Reports.]{.underline} Voice reports will be used when hard
copy reporting is not available. Voice reports may be by phone or radio.
When voice reporting is utilized, the reporting unit will ensure that
the receiving higher unit has in fact clearly understood the report.
c\. [Message Reports.]{.underline} Tempest Rapid Reports will format IAW
CAPR 60-3 unless requested differently by the requesting agency.
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[ANNEX Z TO GLR 32‑1]{.underline} DISTRIBUTION
[DISTRIBUTION NO. COPIES]{.underline}
National Headquarters CAP 5
Great Lakes Region Liaison 2
Great Lakes Region Civil Air Patrol 5
Illinois Wing Civil Air Patrol 5
Indiana Wing Civil Air Patrol 5
Kentucky Wing Civil Air Patrol 5
Michigan Wing Civil Air Patrol 5
Ohio Wing Civil Air Patrol 5
Wisconsin Wing Civil Air Patrol 5
Region IV FEMA 1
Region V FEMA 1
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information. If the information does not apply to you, leave the
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7. Determine who the **Authorized Official** is from your organization.
This person is an official authorized to sign Material Transfer
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property office, a Dean of Research, or an administrative official.
The Authorized Official does not necessarily have an academic
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agreement. Next, fill in the email address of the authorized
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or RECIPEINT SCIENTIST.
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species and the type of assay (e.g., western blot,
immunohistochemistry). This information is used to evaluate whether
the antibodies will work as intended.
11. **[Send the electronic copy of the agreement via
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Addendum. We will generate an Identification Number (MTA ID#) for
the agreement which will help speed processing. We will also review
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Print out two copies of the agreement with the MTA ID# on the bottom
right corner]{.underline}.** The instruction page is not part of the
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institution does not require a hard copy of the original executed
agreement, a single copy of the agreement may be sent to our office.
NIDCR requires original signatures for the Authorized Official and
RECIPIENT SCIENTIST.)
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copies of the agreement above \" RECIPIENT SCIENTIST \" **[next to
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official, there may be negative personal and/or professional
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fastest delivery, we suggest using a courier service or certified
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16. Please include the MTA ID# on any correspondence.
**If this agreement is filled out completely and accurately we can
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[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "name" -> "conquest"
[PkgVars.pm/265/pkgvar_filename()] /home/mej/cvs/caos/groups/games/conquest
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(REBUILD): 0
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(BUILDDIR): /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key BUILDDIR with value /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(BUILDROOT): <undef>
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key BUILDROOT with value <undef>.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(BUILDTREE_LAYOUT): orc
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key BUILDTREE_LAYOUT with value orc.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(BUILDUSER): nobody
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key BUILDUSER with value nobody.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(CFLAGS): -O2 -march=pentium
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key CFLAGS with value -O2 -march=pentium.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(CLEAN): orc
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key CLEAN with value orc.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(DEBUG): 1
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key DEBUG with value 1.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(HINTS =): <undef>
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key HINTS = with value <undef>.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(DEP_INSTALLER): /usr/bin/yum -ty install
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key DEP_INSTALLER with value /usr/bin/yum -ty install.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(INSTROOT): /caos/buildroot-2-ia32
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key INSTROOT with value /caos/buildroot-2-ia32.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(INSTROOT_COPY): rsync -Ha --delete --delete-after
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key INSTROOT_COPY with value rsync -Ha --delete --delete-after.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(INSTROOT_INIT): rsync -Haz --delete --delete-after --exclude=/proc /caos/buildroot-2-ia32/
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key INSTROOT_INIT with value rsync -Haz --delete --delete-after --exclude=/proc /caos/buildroot-2-ia32/.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(INSTROOT_RESET): rsync -Haz --delete --delete-after --exclude=/proc /caos/buildroot-2-ia32/
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key INSTROOT_RESET with value rsync -Haz --delete --delete-after --exclude=/proc /caos/buildroot-2-ia32/.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(INSTROOT_SOURCE_RSYNC): /caos/buildroot-2-ia32/
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key INSTROOT_SOURCE_RSYNC with value /caos/buildroot-2-ia32/.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(LOCATIONS): /src.rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS,/rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key LOCATIONS with value /src.rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS,/rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(LOGFILE): /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/build.log
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key LOGFILE with value /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/build.log.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(MAKE): make
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key MAKE with value make.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(PARALLELIZE): x1
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key PARALLELIZE with value x1.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(PATH): /usr/build/bin:/usr/local/build/bin:/usr/lib/qt-1.45/bin:/usr/lib/qt-2.1.0/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:.
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key PATH with value /usr/build/bin:/usr/local/build/bin:/usr/lib/qt-1.45/bin:/usr/lib/qt-2.1.0/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/kerberos/sbin:/usr/kerberos/bin:..
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(TARGET): rpms
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key TARGET with value rpms.
[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(VERBOSITY): 2
[buildtool/194/is_build_needed()] Got config key VERBOSITY with value 2.
[PkgVars.pm/265/pkgvar_filename()] /home/mej/cvs/caos/groups/games/conquest
[Util.pm/1079/newest_file()] Args: "/home/mej/cvs/caos/groups/games/conquest"
[Util.pm/1104/Util::newest_file] "/home/mej/cvs/caos/groups/games/conquest/ChangeLog" is newest with mtime of 2005-01-04 14:50:21.
[buildtool/227/is_build_needed()] SRPM directory /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS does not exist.
/bin/ls: /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS/../: No such file or directory
[buildtool/228/is_build_needed()] Listing:
----
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting instroot
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "instroot" -> "/var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8"
Resetting chroot jail, please wait.
[Util.pm/1155/run_cmd()] About to run true /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8
[Util.pm/1192/run_cmd()] "true /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8" returned 0
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting builduser
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "builduser" -> "nobody"
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "builduser" -> "nobody"
[buildtool/416/build_single_package()] Building as nobody (99:99)
[buildtool/426/build_single_package()] Build tree layout style: orc
[Build.pm/995/build_package()] Args: ""
[PkgVars.pm/265/pkgvar_filename()] /home/mej/cvs/caos/groups/games/conquest
[PkgVars.pm/232/pkgvar_type()] SPM
[Build.pm/604/build_spm()] Args: ""
[Build.pm/185/prepare_build_tree()] conquest | /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest | /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655 | /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8 |
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting name
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "name" -> "conquest"
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting topdir
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "topdir" -> "/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest"
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting buildroot
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "buildroot" -> "/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655"
[Build.pm/202/prepare_build_tree()] Creating /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest with mkdirhier().
[Build.pm/220/prepare_build_tree()] I'm creating /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD.
[Build.pm/229/prepare_build_tree()] I'm also creating /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD.
[Build.pm/220/prepare_build_tree()] I'm creating /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS.
[Build.pm/229/prepare_build_tree()] I'm also creating /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS.
[Build.pm/220/prepare_build_tree()] I'm creating /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/RPMS.
[Build.pm/229/prepare_build_tree()] I'm also creating /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/RPMS.
[Build.pm/220/prepare_build_tree()] I'm creating /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SPECS.
[Build.pm/229/prepare_build_tree()] I'm also creating /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SPECS.
[Build.pm/220/prepare_build_tree()] I'm creating /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SOURCES.
[Build.pm/229/prepare_build_tree()] I'm also creating /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SOURCES.
[Build.pm/244/prepare_build_tree()] Creating /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655 with mkdirhier().
[Build.pm/251/prepare_build_tree()] I created: /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/RPMS /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/RPMS /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SPECS /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SPECS /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SOURCES /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SOURCES /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655 /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "hints" -> "yum -Cty install"
buildtool: Warning: Hint installation failed: Unable to open hint file yum -Cty install -- No such file or directory
[Util.pm/974/find_spec_file()] Found single spec file for conquest in F: F/conquest.spec
[Util.pm/691/copy_files()] Copying F/conquest.spec to /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SPECS/.
[Util.pm/691/copy_files()] Copying F/conquest.spec to /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SPECS/.
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting instructions
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "instructions" -> "/var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SPECS/conquest.spec"
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: summary -> A multi-player real-time screen-oriented space war game
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: name -> conquest
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: version -> 8.0.1q
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: release -> 1.caos
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: license -> Artistic
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: group -> Amusements/Games
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: source -> conquest-8.0.1q.src.tar.gz
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: patch1000 -> conquest-8.0.1q-no_chgrp.patch
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: packager -> caos
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: vendor -> caos
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: distribution -> caos
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: prefix -> /usr
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: buildroot -> /var/tmp/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos-root
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: buildrequires -> freeglut-devel xorg-x11-devel
[RPM.pm/289/parse_spec_file()] Got build dep freeglut-devel xorg-x11-devel
[RPM.pm/746/parse_deps()] Dependency string: freeglut-devel xorg-x11-devel
[RPM.pm/763/parse_deps()] Dep packages: freeglut-devel|xorg-x11-devel
[RPM.pm/305/parse_spec_file()] Got the following sources:
[RPM.pm/307/parse_spec_file()] Source 0 -> conquest-8.0.1q.src.tar.gz
[RPM.pm/309/parse_spec_file()] Got the following patches:
[RPM.pm/311/parse_spec_file()] Patch 1000 -> conquest-8.0.1q-no_chgrp.patch
[RPM.pm/313/parse_spec_file()] Got the following header info:
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] buildrequires -> freeglut-devel xorg-x11-devel
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] buildroot -> /var/tmp/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos-root
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] distribution -> caos
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] group -> Amusements/Games
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] license -> Artistic
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] packager -> caos
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] prefix -> /usr
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] release -> 1.caos
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] summary -> A multi-player real-time screen-oriented space war game
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] vendor -> caos
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] version -> 8.0.1q
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "allow_epoch" -> "0"
[Build.pm/317/install_deps()] Installing the following: freeglut-devel xorg-x11-devel
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "dep_installer" -> "/usr/bin/yum -ty install"
[Util.pm/1155/run_cmd()] About to run chroot /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8 /usr/bin/yum -ty install freeglut-devel xorg-x11-devel
pkg-installer: error: failed to open /etc/mtab: No such file or directory
pkg-installer: error: failed to open /etc/mtab: No such file or directory
pkg-installer: Setting up Install Process
pkg-installer: Setting up Repos
pkg-installer: Reading repository metadata in from local files
pkg-installer: Parsing package install arguments
pkg-installer: Resolving Dependencies
pkg-installer: --> Populating transaction set with selected packages. Please wait.
pkg-installer: ---> Downloading header for freeglut-devel to pack into transaction set.
pkg-installer: ---> Package freeglut-devel.i386 0:2.2.0-16.caos set to be updated
pkg-installer: ---> Downloading header for xorg-x11-devel to pack into transaction set.
pkg-installer: ---> Package xorg-x11-devel.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos set to be updated
pkg-installer: --> Running transaction check
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: libICE.so.6 for package: xorg-x11-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: libXt.so.6 for package: xorg-x11-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: libXext.so.6 for package: xorg-x11-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: fontconfig-devel >= 2.1 for package: xorg-x11-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: libSM.so.6 for package: xorg-x11-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: libXpm.so.4 for package: xorg-x11-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: libX11.so.6 for package: xorg-x11-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: xorg-x11-libs = 6.8.2-4.caos for package: xorg-x11-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: freeglut = 2.2.0-16.caos for package: freeglut-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: xorg-x11-Mesa-libGLU = 6.8.2-4.caos for package: xorg-x11-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: xorg-x11-Mesa-libGL = 6.8.2-4.caos for package: xorg-x11-devel
pkg-installer: --> Restarting Dependency Resolution with new changes.
pkg-installer: --> Populating transaction set with selected packages. Please wait.
pkg-installer: ---> Downloading header for fontconfig-devel to pack into transaction set.
pkg-installer: ---> Package fontconfig-devel.i386 0:2.2.96-2 set to be updated
pkg-installer: ---> Downloading header for xorg-x11-Mesa-libGLU to pack into transaction set.
pkg-installer: ---> Package xorg-x11-Mesa-libGLU.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos set to be updated
pkg-installer: ---> Downloading header for xorg-x11-libs to pack into transaction set.
pkg-installer: ---> Package xorg-x11-libs.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos set to be updated
pkg-installer: ---> Downloading header for xorg-x11-Mesa-libGL to pack into transaction set.
pkg-installer: ---> Package xorg-x11-Mesa-libGL.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos set to be updated
pkg-installer: ---> Downloading header for freeglut to pack into transaction set.
pkg-installer: ---> Package freeglut.i386 0:2.2.0-16.caos set to be updated
pkg-installer: --> Running transaction check
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: libfreetype.so.6 for package: xorg-x11-libs
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: freetype-devel >= 2.1.8 for package: fontconfig-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: fontconfig = 2.2.96 for package: fontconfig-devel
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: freetype >= 2.1.7 for package: xorg-x11-libs
pkg-installer: --> Processing Dependency: libfontconfig.so.1 for package: xorg-x11-libs
pkg-installer: --> Restarting Dependency Resolution with new changes.
pkg-installer: --> Populating transaction set with selected packages. Please wait.
pkg-installer: ---> Downloading header for freetype to pack into transaction set.
pkg-installer: ---> Package freetype.i386 0:2.1.8-1 set to be updated
pkg-installer: ---> Downloading header for fontconfig to pack into transaction set.
pkg-installer: ---> Package fontconfig.i386 0:2.2.96-2 set to be updated
pkg-installer: ---> Downloading header for freetype-devel to pack into transaction set.
pkg-installer: ---> Package freetype-devel.i386 0:2.1.8-1 set to be updated
pkg-installer: --> Running transaction check
pkg-installer:
pkg-installer: Dependencies Resolved
pkg-installer: Transaction Listing:
pkg-installer: Install: freeglut-devel.i386 0:2.2.0-16.caos - autobuilder
pkg-installer: Install: xorg-x11-devel.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos - autobuilder
pkg-installer:
pkg-installer: Performing the following to resolve dependencies:
pkg-installer: Install: fontconfig.i386 0:2.2.96-2 - autobuilder
pkg-installer: Install: fontconfig-devel.i386 0:2.2.96-2 - autobuilder
pkg-installer: Install: freeglut.i386 0:2.2.0-16.caos - autobuilder
pkg-installer: Install: freetype.i386 0:2.1.8-1 - autobuilder
pkg-installer: Install: freetype-devel.i386 0:2.1.8-1 - autobuilder
pkg-installer: Install: xorg-x11-Mesa-libGL.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos - autobuilder
pkg-installer: Install: xorg-x11-Mesa-libGLU.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos - autobuilder
pkg-installer: Install: xorg-x11-libs.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos - autobuilder
pkg-installer: Total download size: 10 M
pkg-installer: Downloading Packages:
pkg-installer: Running Transaction Test
pkg-installer: Finished Transaction Test
pkg-installer: Transaction Test Succeeded
pkg-installer: Running Transaction
pkg-installer:
pkg-installer: Installed: freeglut-devel.i386 0:2.2.0-16.caos xorg-x11-devel.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos
pkg-installer: Dependency Installed: fontconfig.i386 0:2.2.96-2 fontconfig-devel.i386 0:2.2.96-2 freeglut.i386 0:2.2.0-16.caos freetype.i386 0:2.1.8-1 freetype-devel.i386 0:2.1.8-1 xorg-x11-Mesa-libGL.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos xorg-x11-Mesa-libGLU.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos xorg-x11-libs.i386 0:6.8.2-4.caos
pkg-installer: Complete!
[Util.pm/1192/run_cmd()] "chroot /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8 /usr/bin/yum -ty install freeglut-devel xorg-x11-devel" returned 0
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting instructions
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "instructions" -> "/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SPECS/conquest.spec"
[Util.pm/691/copy_files()] Copying S/conquest-8.0.1q.src.tar.gz P/conquest-8.0.1q-no_chgrp.patch to /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SOURCES/.
[Prod.pm/482/parse_prod_file()] Args: ""
[Prod.pm/166/find_product_file()] Args: "<undef>", "<undef>"
[Prod.pm/484/parse_prod_file()] find_product_file() failed. Returning 0.
[Build.pm/572/build_topdir()] Args: ""
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "buildpkglist_filename" -> "/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/conquest.pkglist"
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "buildpkglist_filename" -> "/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/conquest.pkglist"
[RPM.pm/498/rpm_build()] Saving package list to /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/conquest.pkglist.
[Util.pm/269/file_user()] UID: 99
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "builduser" -> "nobody"
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting command
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "command" -> "/bin/su -s /bin/sh nobody -c /bin/sh -c "/bin/rpm"
[RPM.pm/172/rpm_form_command()] Command: /bin/su -s /bin/sh nobody -c /bin/sh -c "/bin/rpm --define '_topdir /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest' --root='/var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8' -qa --qf '%25{NAME} %10{EPOCH} %15{VERSION} %15{RELEASE}
' | sort -bf"
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting command
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "command" -> ""
[Util.pm/269/file_user()] UID: 99
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "builduser" -> "nobody"
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting command
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "command" -> "chroot /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8 /bin/su -s /bin/sh nobody -c /bin/sh -c "/usr/bin/rpmbuild"
[RPM.pm/172/rpm_form_command()] Command: chroot /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8 /bin/su -s /bin/sh nobody -c /bin/sh -c "/usr/bin/rpmbuild --define '_topdir /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest' --define 'optflags -O2 -march=pentium' --buildroot='/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655' -ba /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SPECS/conquest.spec"
Executing(%prep): /bin/sh -e /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.74147
sh-trace: umask 022
sh-trace: cd /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD
sh-trace: LANG=C
sh-trace: export LANG
sh-trace: unset DISPLAY
sh-trace: cd /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD
sh-trace: rm -rf conquest-8.0.1q
sh-trace: /bin/gzip -dc /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SOURCES/conquest-8.0.1q.src.tar.gz
sh-trace: tar -xf -
sh-trace: STATUS=0
sh-trace: '[' 0 -ne 0 ']'
sh-trace: cd conquest-8.0.1q
sh-trace: echo 'Patch #1000 (conquest-8.0.1q-no_chgrp.patch):'
Patch #1000 (conquest-8.0.1q-no_chgrp.patch):
sh-trace: patch -p1 -s
sh-trace: exit 0
Executing(%build): /bin/sh -e /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.27714
sh-trace: umask 022
sh-trace: cd /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD
sh-trace: cd conquest-8.0.1q
sh-trace: LANG=C
sh-trace: export LANG
sh-trace: unset DISPLAY
sh-trace: CFLAGS='-O2 -march=pentium'
sh-trace: CXXFLAGS='-O2 -march=pentium'
sh-trace: export CFLAGS CXXFLAGS
sh-trace: CFLAGS='-O2 -march=pentium'
sh-trace: export CFLAGS
sh-trace: CXXFLAGS='-O2 -march=pentium'
sh-trace: export CXXFLAGS
sh-trace: FFLAGS='-O2 -march=pentium'
sh-trace: export FFLAGS
ssh-trace: find . -name config.guess -o -name config.sub
sh-trace: for i in '$(find . -name config.guess -o -name config.sub)'
ssh-trace: basename ./config.guess
sh-trace: '[' -f /usr/lib/rpm/caos/config.guess ']'
sh-trace: /bin/rm -f ./config.guess
ssh-trace: basename ./config.guess
sh-trace: /bin/cp -fv /usr/lib/rpm/caos/config.guess ./config.guess
`/usr/lib/rpm/caos/config.guess' -> `./config.guess'
sh-trace: for i in '$(find . -name config.guess -o -name config.sub)'
ssh-trace: basename ./config.sub
sh-trace: '[' -f /usr/lib/rpm/caos/config.sub ']'
sh-trace: /bin/rm -f ./config.sub
ssh-trace: basename ./config.sub
sh-trace: /bin/cp -fv /usr/lib/rpm/caos/config.sub ./config.sub
`/usr/lib/rpm/caos/config.sub' -> `./config.sub'
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make all-am
make[1]: Entering directory `/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD/conquest-8.0.1q'
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqai.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqai.Tpo" -c -o conqai.lo conqai.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqai.Tpo" ".deps/conqai.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/conqai.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
mkdir .libs
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqai.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conqai.Tpo -c conqai.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/conqai.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqai.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conqai.Tpo -c conqai.c -o conqai.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT ratfor.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/ratfor.Tpo" -c -o ratfor.lo ratfor.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/ratfor.Tpo" ".deps/ratfor.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/ratfor.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT ratfor.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/ratfor.Tpo -c ratfor.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/ratfor.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT ratfor.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/ratfor.Tpo -c ratfor.c -o ratfor.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqlb.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqlb.Tpo" -c -o conqlb.lo conqlb.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqlb.Tpo" ".deps/conqlb.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/conqlb.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqlb.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conqlb.Tpo -c conqlb.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/conqlb.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqlb.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conqlb.Tpo -c conqlb.c -o conqlb.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT rndlb.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/rndlb.Tpo" -c -o rndlb.lo rndlb.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/rndlb.Tpo" ".deps/rndlb.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/rndlb.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT rndlb.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/rndlb.Tpo -c rndlb.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/rndlb.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT rndlb.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/rndlb.Tpo -c rndlb.c -o rndlb.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqutil.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqutil.Tpo" -c -o conqutil.lo conqutil.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqutil.Tpo" ".deps/conqutil.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/conqutil.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqutil.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conqutil.Tpo -c conqutil.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/conqutil.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqutil.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conqutil.Tpo -c conqutil.c -o conqutil.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqcm.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqcm.Tpo" -c -o conqcm.lo conqcm.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqcm.Tpo" ".deps/conqcm.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/conqcm.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqcm.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conqcm.Tpo -c conqcm.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/conqcm.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqcm.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conqcm.Tpo -c conqcm.c -o conqcm.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqsvr42.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqsvr42.Tpo" -c -o conqsvr42.lo conqsvr42.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqsvr42.Tpo" ".deps/conqsvr42.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/conqsvr42.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqsvr42.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conqsvr42.Tpo -c conqsvr42.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/conqsvr42.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqsvr42.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conqsvr42.Tpo -c conqsvr42.c -o conqsvr42.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT global.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/global.Tpo" -c -o global.lo global.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/global.Tpo" ".deps/global.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/global.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT global.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/global.Tpo -c global.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/global.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT global.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/global.Tpo -c global.c -o global.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT ibuf.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/ibuf.Tpo" -c -o ibuf.lo ibuf.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/ibuf.Tpo" ".deps/ibuf.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/ibuf.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT ibuf.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/ibuf.Tpo -c ibuf.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/ibuf.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT ibuf.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/ibuf.Tpo -c ibuf.c -o ibuf.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT version.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/version.Tpo" -c -o version.lo version.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/version.Tpo" ".deps/version.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/version.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT version.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/version.Tpo -c version.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/version.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT version.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/version.Tpo -c version.c -o version.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conf.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conf.Tpo" -c -o conf.lo conf.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conf.Tpo" ".deps/conf.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/conf.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conf.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conf.Tpo -c conf.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/conf.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conf.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/conf.Tpo -c conf.c -o conf.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT sem.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/sem.Tpo" -c -o sem.lo sem.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/sem.Tpo" ".deps/sem.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/sem.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT sem.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/sem.Tpo -c sem.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/sem.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT sem.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/sem.Tpo -c sem.c -o sem.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT color.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/color.Tpo" -c -o color.lo color.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/color.Tpo" ".deps/color.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/color.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT color.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/color.Tpo -c color.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/color.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT color.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/color.Tpo -c color.c -o color.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT userauth.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/userauth.Tpo" -c -o userauth.lo userauth.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/userauth.Tpo" ".deps/userauth.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/userauth.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT userauth.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/userauth.Tpo -c userauth.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/userauth.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT userauth.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/userauth.Tpo -c userauth.c -o userauth.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT record.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/record.Tpo" -c -o record.lo record.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/record.Tpo" ".deps/record.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/record.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT record.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/record.Tpo -c record.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/record.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT record.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/record.Tpo -c record.c -o record.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT packet.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/packet.Tpo" -c -o packet.lo packet.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/packet.Tpo" ".deps/packet.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/packet.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT packet.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/packet.Tpo -c packet.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/packet.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT packet.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/packet.Tpo -c packet.c -o packet.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT meta.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/meta.Tpo" -c -o meta.lo meta.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/meta.Tpo" ".deps/meta.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/meta.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT meta.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/meta.Tpo -c meta.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/meta.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT meta.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/meta.Tpo -c meta.c -o meta.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT udp.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/udp.Tpo" -c -o udp.lo udp.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/udp.Tpo" ".deps/udp.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/udp.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT udp.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/udp.Tpo -c udp.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/udp.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT udp.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/udp.Tpo -c udp.c -o udp.o >/dev/null 2>&1
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o libconquest.la -rpath /usr/lib -version-info 1:0:0 conqai.lo ratfor.lo conqlb.lo rndlb.lo conqutil.lo conqcm.lo conqsvr42.lo global.lo ibuf.lo version.lo conf.lo sem.lo color.lo userauth.lo record.lo packet.lo meta.lo udp.lo -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -shared .libs/conqai.o .libs/ratfor.o .libs/conqlb.o .libs/rndlb.o .libs/conqutil.o .libs/conqcm.o .libs/conqsvr42.o .libs/global.o .libs/ibuf.o .libs/version.o .libs/conf.o .libs/sem.o .libs/color.o .libs/userauth.o .libs/record.o .libs/packet.o .libs/meta.o .libs/udp.o -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt -Wl,-soname -Wl,libconquest.so.1 -o .libs/libconquest.so.1.0.0
(cd .libs && rm -f libconquest.so.1 && ln -s libconquest.so.1.0.0 libconquest.so.1)
(cd .libs && rm -f libconquest.so && ln -s libconquest.so.1.0.0 libconquest.so)
ar cru .libs/libconquest.a conqai.o ratfor.o conqlb.o rndlb.o conqutil.o conqcm.o conqsvr42.o global.o ibuf.o version.o conf.o sem.o color.o userauth.o record.o packet.o meta.o udp.o
ranlib .libs/libconquest.a
creating libconquest.la
(cd .libs && rm -f libconquest.la && ln -s ../libconquest.la libconquest.la)
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT client.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/client.Tpo" -c -o client.lo client.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/client.Tpo" ".deps/client.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/client.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT client.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/client.Tpo -c client.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/client.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT client.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/client.Tpo -c client.c -o client.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT clientlb.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/clientlb.Tpo" -c -o clientlb.lo clientlb.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/clientlb.Tpo" ".deps/clientlb.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/clientlb.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT clientlb.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/clientlb.Tpo -c clientlb.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/clientlb.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT clientlb.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/clientlb.Tpo -c clientlb.c -o clientlb.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT playback.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/playback.Tpo" -c -o playback.lo playback.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/playback.Tpo" ".deps/playback.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/playback.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT playback.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/playback.Tpo -c playback.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/playback.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT playback.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/playback.Tpo -c playback.c -o playback.o >/dev/null 2>&1
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o libconqclnt.la -rpath /usr/lib -version-info 1:0:0 client.lo clientlb.lo playback.lo -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -shared .libs/client.o .libs/clientlb.o .libs/playback.o -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt -Wl,-soname -Wl,libconqclnt.so.1 -o .libs/libconqclnt.so.1.0.0
(cd .libs && rm -f libconqclnt.so.1 && ln -s libconqclnt.so.1.0.0 libconqclnt.so.1)
(cd .libs && rm -f libconqclnt.so && ln -s libconqclnt.so.1.0.0 libconqclnt.so)
ar cru .libs/libconqclnt.a client.o clientlb.o playback.o
ranlib .libs/libconqclnt.a
creating libconqclnt.la
(cd .libs && rm -f libconqclnt.la && ln -s ../libconqclnt.la libconqclnt.la)
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT servauth.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/servauth.Tpo" -c -o servauth.lo servauth.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/servauth.Tpo" ".deps/servauth.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/servauth.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT servauth.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/servauth.Tpo -c servauth.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/servauth.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT servauth.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/servauth.Tpo -c servauth.c -o servauth.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT server.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/server.Tpo" -c -o server.lo server.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/server.Tpo" ".deps/server.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/server.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT server.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/server.Tpo -c server.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/server.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT server.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/server.Tpo -c server.c -o server.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT serverpkt.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/serverpkt.Tpo" -c -o serverpkt.lo serverpkt.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/serverpkt.Tpo" ".deps/serverpkt.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/serverpkt.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT serverpkt.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/serverpkt.Tpo -c serverpkt.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/serverpkt.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT serverpkt.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/serverpkt.Tpo -c serverpkt.c -o serverpkt.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT servercmd.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/servercmd.Tpo" -c -o servercmd.lo servercmd.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/servercmd.Tpo" ".deps/servercmd.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/servercmd.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT servercmd.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/servercmd.Tpo -c servercmd.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/servercmd.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT servercmd.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/servercmd.Tpo -c servercmd.c -o servercmd.o >/dev/null 2>&1
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o libconqserv.la -rpath /usr/lib -version-info 1:0:0 servauth.lo server.lo serverpkt.lo servercmd.lo -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -shared .libs/servauth.o .libs/server.o .libs/serverpkt.o .libs/servercmd.o -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt -Wl,-soname -Wl,libconqserv.so.1 -o .libs/libconqserv.so.1.0.0
(cd .libs && rm -f libconqserv.so.1 && ln -s libconqserv.so.1.0.0 libconqserv.so.1)
(cd .libs && rm -f libconqserv.so && ln -s libconqserv.so.1.0.0 libconqserv.so)
ar cru .libs/libconqserv.a servauth.o server.o serverpkt.o servercmd.o
ranlib .libs/libconqserv.a
creating libconqserv.la
(cd .libs && rm -f libconqserv.la && ln -s ../libconqserv.la libconqserv.la)
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT uimisc.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/uimisc.Tpo" -c -o uimisc.lo uimisc.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/uimisc.Tpo" ".deps/uimisc.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/uimisc.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT uimisc.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/uimisc.Tpo -c uimisc.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/uimisc.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT uimisc.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/uimisc.Tpo -c uimisc.c -o uimisc.o >/dev/null 2>&1
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o libUi.la -rpath /usr/lib -version-info 1:0:0 uimisc.lo -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -shared .libs/uimisc.o -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt -Wl,-soname -Wl,libUi.so.1 -o .libs/libUi.so.1.0.0
(cd .libs && rm -f libUi.so.1 && ln -s libUi.so.1.0.0 libUi.so.1)
(cd .libs && rm -f libUi.so && ln -s libUi.so.1.0.0 libUi.so)
ar cru .libs/libUi.a uimisc.o
ranlib .libs/libUi.a
creating libUi.la
(cd .libs && rm -f libUi.la && ln -s ../libUi.la libUi.la)
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT GL.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/GL.Tpo" -c -o GL.lo GL.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/GL.Tpo" ".deps/GL.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/GL.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT GL.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/GL.Tpo -c GL.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/GL.o
GL.c: In function `drawLineBox':
GL.c:181: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
GL.c:191: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
GL.c: In function `uiDrawPlanet':
GL.c:317: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
GL.c: In function `resize':
GL.c:855: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
GL.c: In function `drawShip':
GL.c:1115: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
GL.c: In function `drawDoomsday':
GL.c:1253: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
GL.c: In function `LoadGLTextures':
GL.c:1535: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
GL.c:1557: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT GL.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/GL.Tpo -c GL.c -o GL.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT texfont.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/texfont.Tpo" -c -o texfont.lo texfont.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/texfont.Tpo" ".deps/texfont.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/texfont.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT texfont.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/texfont.Tpo -c texfont.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/texfont.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT texfont.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/texfont.Tpo -c texfont.c -o texfont.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT glfont.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/glfont.Tpo" -c -o glfont.lo glfont.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/glfont.Tpo" ".deps/glfont.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/glfont.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT glfont.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/glfont.Tpo -c glfont.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/glfont.o
glfont.c: In function `initTexFonts':
glfont.c:76: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
glfont.c:78: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
glfont.c:80: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
glfont.c:82: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
glfont.c: In function `drawString':
glfont.c:179: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
glfont.c:181: warning: passing arg 1 of `_GLError' discards qualifiers from pointer target type
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT glfont.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/glfont.Tpo -c glfont.c -o glfont.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT glmisc.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/glmisc.Tpo" -c -o glmisc.lo glmisc.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/glmisc.Tpo" ".deps/glmisc.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/glmisc.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT glmisc.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/glmisc.Tpo -c glmisc.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/glmisc.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT glmisc.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/glmisc.Tpo -c glmisc.c -o glmisc.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nConsvr.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nConsvr.Tpo" -c -o nConsvr.lo nConsvr.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nConsvr.Tpo" ".deps/nConsvr.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nConsvr.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nConsvr.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nConsvr.Tpo -c nConsvr.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nConsvr.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nConsvr.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nConsvr.Tpo -c nConsvr.c -o nConsvr.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nMeta.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nMeta.Tpo" -c -o nMeta.lo nMeta.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nMeta.Tpo" ".deps/nMeta.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nMeta.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nMeta.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nMeta.Tpo -c nMeta.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nMeta.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nMeta.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nMeta.Tpo -c nMeta.c -o nMeta.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT prm.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/prm.Tpo" -c -o prm.lo prm.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/prm.Tpo" ".deps/prm.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/prm.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT prm.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/prm.Tpo -c prm.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/prm.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT prm.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/prm.Tpo -c prm.c -o prm.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nAuth.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nAuth.Tpo" -c -o nAuth.lo nAuth.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nAuth.Tpo" ".deps/nAuth.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nAuth.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nAuth.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nAuth.Tpo -c nAuth.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nAuth.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nAuth.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nAuth.Tpo -c nAuth.c -o nAuth.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nWelcome.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nWelcome.Tpo" -c -o nWelcome.lo nWelcome.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nWelcome.Tpo" ".deps/nWelcome.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nWelcome.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nWelcome.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nWelcome.Tpo -c nWelcome.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nWelcome.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nWelcome.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nWelcome.Tpo -c nWelcome.c -o nWelcome.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nMenu.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nMenu.Tpo" -c -o nMenu.lo nMenu.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nMenu.Tpo" ".deps/nMenu.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nMenu.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nMenu.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nMenu.Tpo -c nMenu.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nMenu.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nMenu.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nMenu.Tpo -c nMenu.c -o nMenu.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlay.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nPlay.Tpo" -c -o nPlay.lo nPlay.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nPlay.Tpo" ".deps/nPlay.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nPlay.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlay.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nPlay.Tpo -c nPlay.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nPlay.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlay.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nPlay.Tpo -c nPlay.c -o nPlay.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nCP.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nCP.Tpo" -c -o nCP.lo nCP.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nCP.Tpo" ".deps/nCP.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nCP.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nCP.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nCP.Tpo -c nCP.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nCP.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nCP.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nCP.Tpo -c nCP.c -o nCP.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nDead.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nDead.Tpo" -c -o nDead.lo nDead.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nDead.Tpo" ".deps/nDead.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nDead.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nDead.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nDead.Tpo -c nDead.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nDead.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nDead.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nDead.Tpo -c nDead.c -o nDead.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nCPHelp.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nCPHelp.Tpo" -c -o nCPHelp.lo nCPHelp.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nCPHelp.Tpo" ".deps/nCPHelp.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nCPHelp.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nCPHelp.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nCPHelp.Tpo -c nCPHelp.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nCPHelp.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nCPHelp.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nCPHelp.Tpo -c nCPHelp.c -o nCPHelp.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nShipl.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nShipl.Tpo" -c -o nShipl.lo nShipl.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nShipl.Tpo" ".deps/nShipl.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nShipl.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nShipl.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nShipl.Tpo -c nShipl.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nShipl.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nShipl.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nShipl.Tpo -c nShipl.c -o nShipl.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT node.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/node.Tpo" -c -o node.lo node.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/node.Tpo" ".deps/node.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/node.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT node.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/node.Tpo -c node.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/node.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT node.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/node.Tpo -c node.c -o node.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlanetl.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nPlanetl.Tpo" -c -o nPlanetl.lo nPlanetl.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nPlanetl.Tpo" ".deps/nPlanetl.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nPlanetl.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlanetl.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nPlanetl.Tpo -c nPlanetl.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nPlanetl.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlanetl.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nPlanetl.Tpo -c nPlanetl.c -o nPlanetl.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nTeaml.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nTeaml.Tpo" -c -o nTeaml.lo nTeaml.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nTeaml.Tpo" ".deps/nTeaml.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nTeaml.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nTeaml.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nTeaml.Tpo -c nTeaml.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nTeaml.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nTeaml.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nTeaml.Tpo -c nTeaml.c -o nTeaml.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nUserl.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nUserl.Tpo" -c -o nUserl.lo nUserl.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nUserl.Tpo" ".deps/nUserl.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nUserl.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nUserl.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nUserl.Tpo -c nUserl.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nUserl.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nUserl.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nUserl.Tpo -c nUserl.c -o nUserl.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nHistl.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nHistl.Tpo" -c -o nHistl.lo nHistl.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nHistl.Tpo" ".deps/nHistl.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nHistl.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nHistl.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nHistl.Tpo -c nHistl.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nHistl.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nHistl.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nHistl.Tpo -c nHistl.c -o nHistl.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT glcprintf.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/glcprintf.Tpo" -c -o glcprintf.lo glcprintf.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/glcprintf.Tpo" ".deps/glcprintf.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/glcprintf.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT glcprintf.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/glcprintf.Tpo -c glcprintf.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/glcprintf.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT glcprintf.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/glcprintf.Tpo -c glcprintf.c -o glcprintf.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT gldisplay.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/gldisplay.Tpo" -c -o gldisplay.lo gldisplay.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/gldisplay.Tpo" ".deps/gldisplay.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/gldisplay.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT gldisplay.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/gldisplay.Tpo -c gldisplay.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/gldisplay.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT gldisplay.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/gldisplay.Tpo -c gldisplay.c -o gldisplay.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT render.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/render.Tpo" -c -o render.lo render.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/render.Tpo" ".deps/render.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/render.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT render.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/render.Tpo -c render.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/render.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT render.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/render.Tpo -c render.c -o render.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlayBMenu.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nPlayBMenu.Tpo" -c -o nPlayBMenu.lo nPlayBMenu.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nPlayBMenu.Tpo" ".deps/nPlayBMenu.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nPlayBMenu.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlayBMenu.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nPlayBMenu.Tpo -c nPlayBMenu.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nPlayBMenu.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlayBMenu.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nPlayBMenu.Tpo -c nPlayBMenu.c -o nPlayBMenu.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlayB.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nPlayB.Tpo" -c -o nPlayB.lo nPlayB.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nPlayB.Tpo" ".deps/nPlayB.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nPlayB.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlayB.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nPlayB.Tpo -c nPlayB.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nPlayB.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlayB.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nPlayB.Tpo -c nPlayB.c -o nPlayB.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlayBHelp.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nPlayBHelp.Tpo" -c -o nPlayBHelp.lo nPlayBHelp.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nPlayBHelp.Tpo" ".deps/nPlayBHelp.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nPlayBHelp.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlayBHelp.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nPlayBHelp.Tpo -c nPlayBHelp.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nPlayBHelp.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nPlayBHelp.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nPlayBHelp.Tpo -c nPlayBHelp.c -o nPlayBHelp.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nOptions.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/nOptions.Tpo" -c -o nOptions.lo nOptions.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/nOptions.Tpo" ".deps/nOptions.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/nOptions.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nOptions.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nOptions.Tpo -c nOptions.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/nOptions.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT nOptions.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/nOptions.Tpo -c nOptions.c -o nOptions.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT colorGL.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/colorGL.Tpo" -c -o colorGL.lo colorGL.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/colorGL.Tpo" ".deps/colorGL.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/colorGL.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT colorGL.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/colorGL.Tpo -c colorGL.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/colorGL.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT colorGL.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/colorGL.Tpo -c colorGL.c -o colorGL.o >/dev/null 2>&1
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o libUiGL.la -rpath /usr/lib -version-info 1:0:0 GL.lo texfont.lo glfont.lo glmisc.lo nConsvr.lo nMeta.lo prm.lo nAuth.lo nWelcome.lo nMenu.lo nPlay.lo nCP.lo nDead.lo nCPHelp.lo nShipl.lo node.lo nPlanetl.lo nTeaml.lo nUserl.lo nHistl.lo glcprintf.lo gldisplay.lo render.lo nPlayBMenu.lo nPlayB.lo nPlayBHelp.lo nOptions.lo colorGL.lo -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -shared .libs/GL.o .libs/texfont.o .libs/glfont.o .libs/glmisc.o .libs/nConsvr.o .libs/nMeta.o .libs/prm.o .libs/nAuth.o .libs/nWelcome.o .libs/nMenu.o .libs/nPlay.o .libs/nCP.o .libs/nDead.o .libs/nCPHelp.o .libs/nShipl.o .libs/node.o .libs/nPlanetl.o .libs/nTeaml.o .libs/nUserl.o .libs/nHistl.o .libs/glcprintf.o .libs/gldisplay.o .libs/render.o .libs/nPlayBMenu.o .libs/nPlayB.o .libs/nPlayBHelp.o .libs/nOptions.o .libs/colorGL.o -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt -Wl,-soname -Wl,libUiGL.so.1 -o .libs/libUiGL.so.1.0.0
(cd .libs && rm -f libUiGL.so.1 && ln -s libUiGL.so.1.0.0 libUiGL.so.1)
(cd .libs && rm -f libUiGL.so && ln -s libUiGL.so.1.0.0 libUiGL.so)
ar cru .libs/libUiGL.a GL.o texfont.o glfont.o glmisc.o nConsvr.o nMeta.o prm.o nAuth.o nWelcome.o nMenu.o nPlay.o nCP.o nDead.o nCPHelp.o nShipl.o node.o nPlanetl.o nTeaml.o nUserl.o nHistl.o glcprintf.o gldisplay.o render.o nPlayBMenu.o nPlayB.o nPlayBHelp.o nOptions.o colorGL.o
ranlib .libs/libUiGL.a
creating libUiGL.la
(cd .libs && rm -f libUiGL.la && ln -s ../libUiGL.la libUiGL.la)
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT display.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/display.Tpo" -c -o display.lo display.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/display.Tpo" ".deps/display.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/display.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT display.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/display.Tpo -c display.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/display.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT display.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/display.Tpo -c display.c -o display.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cprintf.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/cprintf.Tpo" -c -o cprintf.lo cprintf.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/cprintf.Tpo" ".deps/cprintf.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/cprintf.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cprintf.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/cprintf.Tpo -c cprintf.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/cprintf.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cprintf.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/cprintf.Tpo -c cprintf.c -o cprintf.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT colorCU.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/colorCU.Tpo" -c -o colorCU.lo colorCU.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/colorCU.Tpo" ".deps/colorCU.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/colorCU.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT colorCU.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/colorCU.Tpo -c colorCU.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/colorCU.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT colorCU.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/colorCU.Tpo -c colorCU.c -o colorCU.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cd2lb.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/cd2lb.Tpo" -c -o cd2lb.lo cd2lb.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/cd2lb.Tpo" ".deps/cd2lb.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/cd2lb.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cd2lb.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/cd2lb.Tpo -c cd2lb.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/cd2lb.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cd2lb.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/cd2lb.Tpo -c cd2lb.c -o cd2lb.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT iolb.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/iolb.Tpo" -c -o iolb.lo iolb.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/iolb.Tpo" ".deps/iolb.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/iolb.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT iolb.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/iolb.Tpo -c iolb.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/iolb.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT iolb.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/iolb.Tpo -c iolb.c -o iolb.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cumisc.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/cumisc.Tpo" -c -o cumisc.lo cumisc.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/cumisc.Tpo" ".deps/cumisc.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/cumisc.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cumisc.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/cumisc.Tpo -c cumisc.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/cumisc.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cumisc.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/cumisc.Tpo -c cumisc.c -o cumisc.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cuclient.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/cuclient.Tpo" -c -o cuclient.lo cuclient.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/cuclient.Tpo" ".deps/cuclient.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/cuclient.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cuclient.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/cuclient.Tpo -c cuclient.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/cuclient.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT cuclient.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/cuclient.Tpo -c cuclient.c -o cuclient.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT options.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/options.Tpo" -c -o options.lo options.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/options.Tpo" ".deps/options.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/options.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT options.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/options.Tpo -c options.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/options.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT options.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/options.Tpo -c options.c -o options.o >/dev/null 2>&1
if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile --tag=CC gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT clntauth.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/clntauth.Tpo" -c -o clntauth.lo clntauth.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/clntauth.Tpo" ".deps/clntauth.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/clntauth.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT clntauth.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/clntauth.Tpo -c clntauth.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/clntauth.o
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT clntauth.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/clntauth.Tpo -c clntauth.c -o clntauth.o >/dev/null 2>&1
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o libUiCU.la -rpath /usr/lib -version-info 1:0:0 display.lo cprintf.lo colorCU.lo cd2lb.lo iolb.lo cumisc.lo cuclient.lo options.lo clntauth.lo -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -shared .libs/display.o .libs/cprintf.o .libs/colorCU.o .libs/cd2lb.o .libs/iolb.o .libs/cumisc.o .libs/cuclient.o .libs/options.o .libs/clntauth.o -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt -Wl,-soname -Wl,libUiCU.so.1 -o .libs/libUiCU.so.1.0.0
(cd .libs && rm -f libUiCU.so.1 && ln -s libUiCU.so.1.0.0 libUiCU.so.1)
(cd .libs && rm -f libUiCU.so && ln -s libUiCU.so.1.0.0 libUiCU.so)
ar cru .libs/libUiCU.a display.o cprintf.o colorCU.o cd2lb.o iolb.o cumisc.o cuclient.o options.o clntauth.o
ranlib .libs/libUiCU.a
creating libUiCU.la
(cd .libs && rm -f libUiCU.la && ln -s ../libUiCU.la libUiCU.la)
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conquest.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conquest.Tpo" -c -o conquest.o conquest.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conquest.Tpo" ".deps/conquest.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/conquest.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqreplay.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqreplay.Tpo" -c -o conqreplay.o conqreplay.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqreplay.Tpo" ".deps/conqreplay.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/conqreplay.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o conquest conquest.o conqreplay.o libUiCU.la libUi.la libconqclnt.la libconquest.la -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o .libs/conquest conquest.o conqreplay.o ./.libs/libUiCU.so ./.libs/libUi.so ./.libs/libconqclnt.so ./.libs/libconquest.so -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
creating conquest
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conquestgl.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conquestgl.Tpo" -c -o conquestgl.o conquestgl.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conquestgl.Tpo" ".deps/conquestgl.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/conquestgl.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o conquestgl conquestgl.o libUiGL.la libUi.la libconqclnt.la libconquest.la -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lglut -lGL -lGLU -lXt -lSM -lICE -lXext -lXi -lX11 -lXmu -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o .libs/conquestgl conquestgl.o ./.libs/libUiGL.so ./.libs/libUi.so ./.libs/libconqclnt.so ./.libs/libconquest.so -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lglut -lGL -lGLU -lXt -lSM -lICE -lXext -lXi -lX11 -lXmu -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
creating conquestgl
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqai_main.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqai_main.Tpo" -c -o conqai_main.o conqai_main.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqai_main.Tpo" ".deps/conqai_main.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/conqai_main.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o conqai conqai_main.o libconquest.la -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o .libs/conqai conqai_main.o ./.libs/libconquest.so -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
creating conqai
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqoper.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqoper.Tpo" -c -o conqoper.o conqoper.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqoper.Tpo" ".deps/conqoper.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/conqoper.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o conqoper conqoper.o libUiCU.la libUi.la libconqclnt.la libconquest.la -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o .libs/conqoper conqoper.o ./.libs/libUiCU.so ./.libs/libUi.so ./.libs/libconqclnt.so ./.libs/libconquest.so -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
creating conqoper
bison -y -d conqstrat-yacc.y
if test -f y.tab.h; then \
to=`echo "conqstrat-yacc_H" | sed \
-e 'y/abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz/ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ/' \
-e 's/[^ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ]/_/g'`; \
sed "/^#/ s/Y_TAB_H/$to/g" y.tab.h >conqstrat-yacc.ht; \
rm -f y.tab.h; \
if cmp -s conqstrat-yacc.ht conqstrat-yacc.h; then \
rm -f conqstrat-yacc.ht ;\
else \
mv conqstrat-yacc.ht conqstrat-yacc.h; \
fi; \
fi
if test -f y.output; then \
mv y.output conqstrat-yacc.output; \
fi
sed '/^#/ s|y\.tab\.c|conqstrat-yacc.c|' y.tab.c >conqstrat-yacc.ct && mv conqstrat-yacc.ct conqstrat-yacc.c
rm -f y.tab.c
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqstrat-yacc.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqstrat-yacc.Tpo" -c -o conqstrat-yacc.o conqstrat-yacc.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqstrat-yacc.Tpo" ".deps/conqstrat-yacc.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/conqstrat-yacc.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
conqstrat-yacc.c: In function `yyparse':
conqstrat-yacc.c:944: warning: implicit declaration of function `yylex'
flex conqstrat-lex.l
sed '/^#/ s|lex.yy\.c|conqstrat-lex.c|' lex.yy.c >conqstrat-lex.c
rm -f lex.yy.c
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqstrat-lex.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqstrat-lex.Tpo" -c -o conqstrat-lex.o conqstrat-lex.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqstrat-lex.Tpo" ".deps/conqstrat-lex.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/conqstrat-lex.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
conqstrat-lex.c:1466: warning: 'yyunput' defined but not used
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o conqstrat conqstrat-yacc.o conqstrat-lex.o libconquest.la -lfl -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o .libs/conqstrat conqstrat-yacc.o conqstrat-lex.o ./.libs/libconquest.so -lfl -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
creating conqstrat
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conquestd.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conquestd.Tpo" -c -o conquestd.o conquestd.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conquestd.Tpo" ".deps/conquestd.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/conquestd.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o conquestd conquestd.o libconqserv.la libconquest.la -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o .libs/conquestd conquestd.o ./.libs/libconqserv.so ./.libs/libconquest.so -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
creating conquestd
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conquestsh.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conquestsh.Tpo" -c -o conquestsh.o conquestsh.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conquestsh.Tpo" ".deps/conquestsh.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/conquestsh.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o conquestsh conquestsh.o -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o conquestsh conquestsh.o -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqmetad.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqmetad.Tpo" -c -o conqmetad.o conqmetad.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqmetad.Tpo" ".deps/conqmetad.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/conqmetad.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o conqmetad conqmetad.o libconquest.la -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o .libs/conqmetad conqmetad.o ./.libs/libconquest.so -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
creating conqmetad
if gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCONQUEST_GROUP=\"conquest\" -DCONQSTATE=\"/var/conquest\" -DCONQLIBEXEC=\"/usr/libexec\" -DCONQSHARE=\"/usr/share\" -DCONQETC=\"/etc\" -DCONQUESTSH_EXEC=\"/usr/bin/conquest\" -I/usr/X11R6/include -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -MT conqdriv.o -MD -MP -MF ".deps/conqdriv.Tpo" -c -o conqdriv.o conqdriv.c; \
then mv -f ".deps/conqdriv.Tpo" ".deps/conqdriv.Po"; else rm -f ".deps/conqdriv.Tpo"; exit 1; fi
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=link --tag=CC gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o conqdriv conqdriv.o libconquest.la -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
gcc -D__NO_MATH_INLINES -Wall -fPIC -fno-builtin -g3 -DNDEBUG -o .libs/conqdriv conqdriv.o ./.libs/libconquest.so -lz -lncurses -lm -lcrypt
creating conqdriv
make[1]: Leaving directory `/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD/conquest-8.0.1q'
sh-trace: exit 0
Executing(%install): /bin/sh -e /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.64455
sh-trace: umask 022
sh-trace: cd /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD
sh-trace: cd conquest-8.0.1q
sh-trace: LANG=C
sh-trace: export LANG
sh-trace: unset DISPLAY
sh-trace: /usr/bin/make install DESTDIR=/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655
make[1]: Entering directory `/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD/conquest-8.0.1q'
test -z "/usr/lib" || mkdir -p -- "/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib"
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'libconquest.la' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconquest.la'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libconquest.so.1.0.0 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconquest.so.1.0.0
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libconquest.so.1 && ln -s libconquest.so.1.0.0 libconquest.so.1)
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libconquest.so && ln -s libconquest.so.1.0.0 libconquest.so)
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libconquest.lai /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconquest.la
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libconquest.a /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconquest.a
ranlib /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconquest.a
chmod 644 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconquest.a
libtool: install: warning: remember to run `libtool --finish /usr/lib'
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'libconqclnt.la' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqclnt.la'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libconqclnt.so.1.0.0 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqclnt.so.1.0.0
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libconqclnt.so.1 && ln -s libconqclnt.so.1.0.0 libconqclnt.so.1)
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libconqclnt.so && ln -s libconqclnt.so.1.0.0 libconqclnt.so)
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libconqclnt.lai /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqclnt.la
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libconqclnt.a /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqclnt.a
ranlib /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqclnt.a
chmod 644 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqclnt.a
libtool: install: warning: remember to run `libtool --finish /usr/lib'
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'libconqserv.la' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqserv.la'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libconqserv.so.1.0.0 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqserv.so.1.0.0
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libconqserv.so.1 && ln -s libconqserv.so.1.0.0 libconqserv.so.1)
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libconqserv.so && ln -s libconqserv.so.1.0.0 libconqserv.so)
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libconqserv.lai /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqserv.la
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libconqserv.a /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqserv.a
ranlib /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqserv.a
chmod 644 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libconqserv.a
libtool: install: warning: remember to run `libtool --finish /usr/lib'
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'libUi.la' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUi.la'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libUi.so.1.0.0 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUi.so.1.0.0
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libUi.so.1 && ln -s libUi.so.1.0.0 libUi.so.1)
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libUi.so && ln -s libUi.so.1.0.0 libUi.so)
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libUi.lai /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUi.la
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libUi.a /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUi.a
ranlib /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUi.a
chmod 644 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUi.a
libtool: install: warning: remember to run `libtool --finish /usr/lib'
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'libUiGL.la' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiGL.la'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libUiGL.so.1.0.0 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiGL.so.1.0.0
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libUiGL.so.1 && ln -s libUiGL.so.1.0.0 libUiGL.so.1)
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libUiGL.so && ln -s libUiGL.so.1.0.0 libUiGL.so)
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libUiGL.lai /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiGL.la
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libUiGL.a /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiGL.a
ranlib /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiGL.a
chmod 644 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiGL.a
libtool: install: warning: remember to run `libtool --finish /usr/lib'
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'libUiCU.la' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiCU.la'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libUiCU.so.1.0.0 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiCU.so.1.0.0
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libUiCU.so.1 && ln -s libUiCU.so.1.0.0 libUiCU.so.1)
(cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib && rm -f libUiCU.so && ln -s libUiCU.so.1.0.0 libUiCU.so)
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libUiCU.lai /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiCU.la
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/libUiCU.a /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiCU.a
ranlib /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiCU.a
chmod 644 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/lib/libUiCU.a
libtool: install: warning: remember to run `libtool --finish /usr/lib'
test -z "/usr/bin" || mkdir -p -- "/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin"
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'conquest' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conquest'
libtool: install: warning: `libUiCU.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
libtool: install: warning: `libUi.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
libtool: install: warning: `libconqclnt.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
libtool: install: warning: `libconquest.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/conquest /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conquest
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'conquestgl' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conquestgl'
libtool: install: warning: `libUiGL.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
libtool: install: warning: `libUi.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
libtool: install: warning: `libconqclnt.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
libtool: install: warning: `libconquest.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/conquestgl /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conquestgl
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'conqai' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conqai'
libtool: install: warning: `libconquest.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/conqai /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conqai
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'conqoper' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conqoper'
libtool: install: warning: `libUiCU.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
libtool: install: warning: `libUi.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
libtool: install: warning: `libconqclnt.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
libtool: install: warning: `libconquest.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/conqoper /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conqoper
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'conqstrat' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conqstrat'
libtool: install: warning: `libconquest.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/conqstrat /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conqstrat
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'conquestd' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conquestd'
libtool: install: warning: `libconqserv.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
libtool: install: warning: `libconquest.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/conquestd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conquestd
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'conquestsh' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conquestsh'
/usr/bin/install -c conquestsh /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conquestsh
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'conqmetad' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conqmetad'
libtool: install: warning: `libconquest.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/conqmetad /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conqmetad
test -z "/usr/libexec" || mkdir -p -- "/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/libexec"
/bin/sh ./libtool --mode=install /usr/bin/install -c 'conqdriv' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/libexec/conqdriv'
libtool: install: warning: `libconquest.la' has not been installed in `/usr/lib'
/usr/bin/install -c .libs/conqdriv /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/libexec/conqdriv
make install-exec-hook
make[2]: Entering directory `/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD/conquest-8.0.1q'
/bin/sh ./mkinstalldirs -m 755 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/var \
/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/etc \
/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/var/conquest \
/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/img
mkdir -m 755 -p -- /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/var /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/etc /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/var/conquest /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/img
chmod 775 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/var/conquest
cp -f img/classd.tga img/classm.tga img/doomsday.tga img/explode.tga img/shipfcr.tga img/shipfde.tga img/shipfsc.tga img/shipkcr.tga img/shipkde.tga img/shipksc.tga img/shipocr.tga img/shipode.tga img/shiposc.tga img/shiprcr.tga img/shiprde.tga img/shiprsc.tga img/star.tga img/fixed.txf img/msg.txf img/large.txf img/vbg.tga img/torp.tga img/luna.tga img/tinyfixed.txf /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/img/
chmod 644 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/img/*.tga /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/img/*.txf
chmod 755 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share
chmod g+s /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conqoper \
/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/libexec/conqdriv \
/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conquestd
/usr/bin/conqoper -C
make[2]: /usr/bin/conqoper: Command not found
make[2]: [install-exec-hook] Error 127 (ignored)
chmod 775 /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/var/conquest
filepriv /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conqoper /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/libexec/conqdriv /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/bin/conquestd
make[2]: Leaving directory `/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD/conquest-8.0.1q'
test -z "/usr/share" || mkdir -p -- "/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share"
/usr/bin/install -c -m 644 'conquest.doc' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/conquest.doc'
/usr/bin/install -c -m 644 'HISTORY' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/HISTORY'
/usr/bin/install -c -m 644 'README' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/README'
/usr/bin/install -c -m 644 'conqrule' '/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/conqrule'
make[1]: Leaving directory `/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD/conquest-8.0.1q'
sh-trace: /bin/mkdir -p /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/conquest
sh-trace: /bin/mv /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/HISTORY /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/README /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/conqrule /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/conquest /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/conquest.doc /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/img /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/conquest/
/bin/mv: cannot move `/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/conquest' to a subdirectory of itself, `/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/conquest/conquest'
sh-trace: :
sh-trace: /usr/lib/rpm/caos/brp-compress
sh-trace: /usr/lib/rpm/caos/brp-strip /usr/bin/strip
sh-trace: /usr/lib/rpm/caos/brp-strip-static-archive /usr/bin/strip
sh-trace: /usr/lib/rpm/caos/brp-strip-comment-note /usr/bin/strip /usr/bin/objdump
Processing files: conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos
Executing(%doc): /bin/sh -e /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.99421
sh-trace: umask 022
sh-trace: cd /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD
sh-trace: cd conquest-8.0.1q
sh-trace: DOCDIR=/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/doc/conquest-8.0.1q
sh-trace: export DOCDIR
sh-trace: rm -rf /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/doc/conquest-8.0.1q
sh-trace: /bin/mkdir -p /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/doc/conquest-8.0.1q
sh-trace: cp -pr README README.cygwin INSTALL LICENSE /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655/usr/share/doc/conquest-8.0.1q
sh-trace: exit 0
Provides: libUi.so.1 libUiCU.so.1 libUiGL.so.1 libconqclnt.so.1 libconqserv.so.1 libconquest.so.1
Requires(rpmlib): rpmlib(CompressedFileNames) <= 3.0.4-1 rpmlib(PayloadFilesHavePrefix) <= 4.0-1
Checking for unpackaged file(s): /usr/lib/rpm/check-files /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655
Wrote: /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.src.rpm
Wrote: /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/RPMS/i386/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.i386.rpm
Executing(%clean): /bin/sh -e /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.13195
sh-trace: umask 022
sh-trace: cd /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD
sh-trace: cd conquest-8.0.1q
sh-trace: test x/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655 '!=' x
sh-trace: rm -rf /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655
sh-trace: exit 0
[buildtool/675/place_package_files()] Output files for conquest: /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.src.rpm /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/RPMS/i386/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.i386.rpm
[buildtool/694/place_package_files()] Testing location "/src.rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS"
[buildtool/707/place_package_files()] Match found for /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.src.rpm: =src.rpm$ (/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS).
[buildtool/721/place_package_files()] /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.src.rpm exists; removing.
[buildtool/725/place_package_files()] ln -f /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.src.rpm /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.src.rpm
[buildtool/694/place_package_files()] Testing location "/src.rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS"
[buildtool/694/place_package_files()] Testing location "/rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386"
[buildtool/707/place_package_files()] Match found for /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/RPMS/i386/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.i386.rpm: =rpm$ (/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386).
[buildtool/721/place_package_files()] /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.i386.rpm exists; removing.
[buildtool/725/place_package_files()] ln -f /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/RPMS/i386/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.i386.rpm /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/conquest-8.0.1q-1.caos.i386.rpm
Package build for conquest completed successfully. (Friday, 07 October 2005 09:57:12 EDT)
[Build.pm/462/cleanup_build_tree()] /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest | /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655 | /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8 | orc
[Build.pm/463/cleanup_build_tree()] Only allowing cleaning in: /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SRPMS /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/RPMS /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/RPMS /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SPECS /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SPECS /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SOURCES /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SOURCES /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655 /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655
[Build.pm/498/cleanup_build_tree()] Cleaning /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD?
[Build.pm/507/cleanup_build_tree()] Yes.
[Build.pm/498/cleanup_build_tree()] Cleaning /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SOURCES?
[Build.pm/507/cleanup_build_tree()] Yes.
[Build.pm/498/cleanup_build_tree()] Cleaning /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/BUILD?
[Build.pm/507/cleanup_build_tree()] Yes.
[Build.pm/498/cleanup_build_tree()] Cleaning /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.23646.58a8/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/games/conquest/SOURCES?
[Build.pm/507/cleanup_build_tree()] Yes.
[Build.pm/498/cleanup_build_tree()] Cleaning /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.23646/conquest.23655?
[Build.pm/507/cleanup_build_tree()] Yes.
| en |
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| en |
converted_docs | 810828 | **DA 07-1079**
**Released: March 7, 2007**
PUBLIC SAFETY AND HOMELAND SECURITY BUREAU SEEKS COMMENT ON REQUEST FOR
WAIVER FILED BY THE CITY OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS TO OPERATE A PUBLIC
SAFETY RADIO SYSTEM UTILIZING UHF PART 22 PAGING CONTROL FREQUENCIES
FCC File Nos. 0002859368 *et al*.
**Comment Date: April 9, 2007**
**Reply Comment Date: April 24, 2007**
The Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau seeks comment on the
above-captioned eighteen applications[^1] and associated waiver request
filed on December 22, 2006, by the City of Boston, Massachusetts
(Boston), on behalf of the Metro-Boston Homeland Security Region
(MBHSR).[^2] Boston seeks waiver relief, pursuant to Section 337(c) of
the Communications Act of 1934, as amended (the Act), 47 U.S.C. §
337(c), and Section 1.925 of the Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. § 1.925,
to use seventy-two unassigned 47 C.F.R. Part 22 paging control
frequencies in the 470-512 MHz band for public safety communications.
Boston contends that its proposed use of the subject frequencies is
necessary due to the lack of available public safety frequencies in the
Boston metropolitan area. Boston also asserts that use of the requested
frequencies would promote interoperable communications within the
region.
Boston states that it and the other MBHSR jurisdictions have undertaken
several initiatives to strengthen region-wide response and emergency
preparedness capabilities. As Boston explains, it is taking these
initiatives in order to leverage all state, local and regional resources
to ensure that the necessary personnel and equipment most expeditiously
can respond to emergencies. Boston adds that these efforts are an
element of the Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI).[^3] Boston
contends that its planned use of the Part 22 paging channels is integral
to these efforts, as it will enable a region-wide, interoperable network
that would integrate the VHF, UHF, and 800 MHz bands, increase the
communications capacity of several area agencies, and broaden the number
of agencies able to participate in interoperable communications.
In support of its request, Boston argues that it meets the requirements
of Section 337(c) of the Act, as well as Section 1.925 of the
Commission's rules, and seeks waiver of Sections 22.7, 22.501, 22.621,
22.651, and 90.311 of the Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. §§ 22.7, 22.501,
22.621, 22.651, and 90.311.
Interested parties may file comments on the above-listed eighteen
applications and waiver request on or before April 9, 2007. Parties
interested in submitting reply comments must do so on or before April
24, 2007. All comments and reply comments should reference the subject
waiver request, including the DA number of this *Public Notice*. Filings
can be sent by hand or messenger delivery, by commercial overnight
courier, or by first-class or overnight U.S. Postal Service mail
(although we continue to experience delays in receiving U.S. Postal
Service mail). All filings must be addressed to the Commission's
Secretary, Office of the Secretary, Federal Communications Commission.
- The Commission's contractor will receive hand-delivered or
messenger-delivered paper filings for the Commission's Secretary at
236 Massachusetts Avenue NE, Suite 110, Washington DC 20002. The
filing hours at this location are 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. All hand
deliveries must be held together with rubber bands or fasteners. Any
envelopes must be disposed of [before]{.underline} entering the
building.
- Commercial overnight mail (other than U.S. Postal Service Express
Mail and Priority Mail) must be sent to 9300 East Hampton Drive,
Capitol Heights, MD 20743.
- U.S. Postal Service first-class mail, Express, and Priority mail
must be sent to 445 12th Street, S.W., TW-A325, Washington, D.C.
20554.
The applications and waiver request can be accessed electronically via
the Commission's Universal Licensing System,
<http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls>. The full text of the waiver request,
comments, and reply comments will be available for inspection and
duplication during regular business hours in the FCC Reference
Information Center (RIC) of the Consumer and Governmental Affairs
Bureau, Federal Communications Commission, 445 12th Street, S.W., Room
CY-A257, Washington, D.C. 20554. Copies may be purchased from the
Commission's duplicating contractor, Best Copy and Printing, Inc.
(BCPI), Portals II, 445 12th Street, S.W., Room CY-B402, Washington,
D.C. 20554. Customers may contact BCPI through its web site,
[http://www.bcpiweb.com](http://www.bcpiweb.com/), by email at
<[email protected]>, by phone at (202) 488-5300 or (800) 378-3160, or by
facsimile at (202) 488-5563. For further information regarding the
public reference file for this waiver request, contact Maria Ringold,
Chief, Wireless Branch, RIC, (202) 418-1355.
Because of the policy implications and potential impact of this
proceeding on persons not parties to the waiver request, we believe it
would be in the public interest to treat this case as a
permit-but-disclose proceeding under the *ex parte* rules. See Sections
1.1200(a), 1.1206 of the Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. §§ 1.1200(a),
1.1206. Therefore, subsequent to the release of this *Public Notice*,
*ex parte* presentations that are made with respect to the issues
involved in the subject waiver request will be allowed but must be
disclosed in accordance with the requirements of Section 1.1206(b) of
the Commission's Rules, 47 C.F.R. § 1.1206(b).
To request materials in accessible formats for people with disabilities
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[^3]: The UASI grant program addresses the unique planning, equipment,
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areas, and assists these areas in building an enhanced and
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markdown | 805481 | # Presentation: 805481
## Threshold Phenomena and Fountain Codes
- Amin Shokrollahi
- EPFL
- Joint work with M. Luby, R. Karp, O. Etesami
## Communication on Multiple Unknown Channels
## Example: Popular Download
## Example: Peer-to-Peer
## Example: Satellite
## The erasure probabilities are unknown.
- Want to come arbitrarily close to capacity on each of the erasure channels, with minimum amount of feedback.
- Traditional codes don’t work in this setting since their rate is fixed.
- Need codes that can adapt automatically to the erasure rate of the channel.
## What we Really Want
- Reconstruction time should depend only on size of content
**Notes:**
Want the encoded packets to be independently generated and unique
## Content
- Enc
- Digital buckets
## Applications: Multi-site downloads
**Notes:**
With the new coding technology one would avoid the coupon collector problem
## Applications: Path Diversity
- Applications: Path Diversity
**Notes:**
Avoid congested network areas
## Applications: Peer-2-Peer
- Sender 1
- Applications: Peer-2-Peer
## Fountain Codes
- Sender sends a potentially limitless stream of encoded bits.
- Receivers collect bits until they are reasonably sure that they can recover the content from the received bits, and send STOP feedback to sender.
- Automatic adaptation: Receivers with larger loss rate need longer to receive the required information.
- Want that each receiver is able to recover from the minimum possible amount of received data, and do this efficiently.
## Fountain Codes
- Fix distribution on , where is number of input symbols.
- For every output symbol sample independently from and add input symbols corresponding to sampled subset.
## Fountain Codes
## Universality and Efficiency
- [Universality]
- Want sequences of Fountain Codes for which the overhead is arbitrarily small
- [Efficiency]
- Want per-symbol-encoding to run in close to constant time, and decoding to run in time linear in number of output symbols.
## LT-Codes
- Invented by Michael Luby in 1998.
- First class of universal and almost efficient Fountain Codes
- Output distribution has a very simple form
- Encoding and decoding are very simple
## LT-Codes
## The LT Coding Process
- Insert header, and send
- XOR
- Choose 2
- Random original
- symbols
- Input symbols
## Decoding
## Decoding
## Decoding
## Decoding
## Decoding
## Decoding
## Decoding
## Decoding
## Decoding
## Slide 28
## Slide 29
## Slide 30
## So:
- Average degree constant means error probability constant
- How can we achieve constant workload per output symbol, and still guarantee vanishing error probability?
- Raptor codes achieve this!
## LT-light
- Traditional pre-code
- Raptor Codes
## Raptor Codes
- X
## Special Raptor Codes: LT-Codes
- LT-Codes are Raptor Codes with trivial pre-code: Need average degree
- LT-Codes compensate for the lack of the pre-code with a rather intricate output distribution.
## Progressive Giant Component Analysis
- A different method for the analysis of the decoder:
- Want enough nodes of degree 2 so there exists a giant component in the induced (random) graph on input symbols.
## Progressive Giant Component Analysis
- First giant component removes -fraction of input symbols.
- Residual distribution:
- Fraction of residual nodes of degree 2:
- Average degree of new induced graph:
- Condition:
- “Ideal distribution:”
## Progressive Giant Component Analysis
- Analysis does not use “tree-assumption”, but only properties of induced graph.
- Analysis can be used to obtain error bounds for the decoding algorithm.
- It can also be used to obtain capacity-achieving distributions on the erasure channel.
- A modified version can be used to obtain for capacity-achieving distributions for other symmetric channels.
## Nodes of Degree 2
## Nodes of Degree 2
- Information Loss!
## Fraction of Nodes of Degree 2
## The -ary symmetric channel (large )
- Double verification decoding (Luby-Mitzenmacher):
- If and are correct, then they verify . Remove all of them from graph and continue.
- Can be shown that number of correct output symbols needs to be at least
- Times number of input symbols.
## The -ary symmetric channel (large )
- More sophisticated algorithms: induced graph!
- If two input symbols are connected by a correct output symbol, and each of them is connected to a correct output symbol of degree one, then the input symbols are verified. Remove from them from graph.
## The -ary symmetric channel (large )
- More sophisticated algorithms: induced graph!
- More generally: if there is a path consisting of correct edges, and the two terminal nodes are connected to correct output symbols of degree one, then the input symbols get verified. (More complex algorithms.)
## The -ary symmetric channel (large )
- Limiting case: Giant component consisting of correct edges, two correct output symbols of degree one “poke” the component. So, ideal distribution “achieves” capacity.
## Binary Memoryless Symmetric Channels
- What is the fraction of nodes of degree 2 for capacity-achieving Raptor Codes?
- where, in general
- and is the LLR of the channel.
## Slide 46
## General Symmetric Channels: Mimic Proof
- Proof is information theoretic: if fraction of nodes of degree 2 is larger by a constant, then :
- Expectation of the hyperbolic tangent of messages passed from input to output symbols at given round of BP is larger than a constant.
- This shows that
- So code cannot achieve capacity.
## General Symmetric Channels: Mimic Proof
- Fraction of nodes of degree one for capacity-achieving Raptor Codes:
## Sequences Designed for the BEC
- 0.067
- 0.135
- 0.194
- 0.267
- 0.331
- 0.391
- 0.459
- 0.522
- 0.584
- 0.650
- 0.000
- Normalized SNR
- Eb/N0
- Best designs
- (so far)
## Conclusions
- For LT- and Raptor codes, some decoding algorithms can be phrased directly in terms of subgraphs of graphs induced by output symbols of degree 2.
- This leads to a simpler analysis without the use the tree assumption.
- For the BEC, and for the q-ary symmetric channel (large q) we obtain essentially the same limiting capacity-achieving degree distribution, using the giant component analysis.
- An information theoretic analysis gives the optimal fraction of output nodes of degree 2 for general memoryless symmetric channels.
- A graph analysis reveals very good degree distributions, which perform very well experimentally. | en |
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## MODIS 1km PSN – LAI Pacific NorthWest
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converted_docs | 368655 | **PUBLIC COMMENT ON RIN 1024-AD72**
The proposed rule will benefit the American public and our national
parks. It should be adopted, but with the changes suggested below.
**I. Preamble**
I agree with the reasoning of most of the preamble. In general, it
presents sound justifications for the rule change, and there is no need
to reiterate them.
I suggest certain changes to make the rule more flexible and its
implementation more feasible:
1\. *Remove the Environmental Assessment Requirement*
The proposed rule addresses two separate subjects: environmental impact
and user conflict. The aspects of the proposed rule touching on
environmental impact should be set aside because bicycles cause no
significant environmental impact. User conflict, which does present a
management issue, will be discussed in item (3) below.
Regarding environmental impact, the rule proposes an Environmental
Assessment under the National Environmental Policy Act before bicycles
may be allowed on an existing trail. I believe that under regulatory
practice implementing the parallel California law, the California
Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) (Cal. Pub. Resources Code, § 21000 et
seq.), allowing bicycle use on an existing trail does not trigger
similar environmental review. This makes sense, as it is settled that
bicycle use imposes no more environmental impact than hiking, and less
so than horseback-riding, using packstock, or riding a motorized
vehicle. (See G. Sprung,
<http://www.americantrails.org/resources/ManageMaintain/SprungImpacts.html>.)
Therefore, I suggest that the Environmental Assessment provision and all
ancillary items dependent on that provision be removed. To the extent
that building a new trail compels an Environmental Assessment,
naturally, bicycle use can be addressed along with all other possible
motorized and nonmotorized uses.
2\. *Do Not Subject New Trails to the Special Regulation Requirement*
The proposed rule, relying on a 1987 National Park Service determination
that bicycle use has the "potential to result in adverse resource
impacts or visitor use conflicts," would continue the "special
regulation" process when bicycle use is proposed for a trail to be
built. On a number of levels, this aspect of the proposed rule will be
counterproductive.
a\. *The Proposed Rule Will Be Unenforceable*
The rule will be unenforceable. A new trail could still be built and
opened only to noncyclists. Once opened, it would be an existing trail
and bicycles could be allowed on it later without invoking the special
regulation.
To be sure, the proposed rule could be rewritten to avoid this problem.
But to do that is to freeze or greatly limit the development of modern
new trails---trails that commonly are designed for nonmotorized
multiuse. It is better to avoid this requirement altogether.
b\. *The Proposed Rule Will Hamstring Park Superintendents*
As the preamble describes, park superintendents have plenary authority
to regulate trail uses. The "special regulation" requirement will add
needless expense and delay, interfering with park superintendents'
ability to operate parklands that presumably they know better than will
authorities at remote locations.
c\. *The Proposed Rule Is Based in Part on a False Factual Premise*
The rule presumes, as did the 1987 National Park Service determination,
that allowing bicycles on a trail has "a much greater potential to
result in adverse resource impacts or visitor use consequences" than
does allowing horses and packstock on that same trail. Twenty-two years'
experience has since proven that to be incorrect in part. Heavy animals
like horses and packstock have a far more profound negative
environmental impact on a trail and surrounding land, including
campsites and water sources, than does a 25-pound bicycle and 150-pound
cyclist. To permit weighty animals (some not even native to North
America) on a trail while disallowing bicycles from the same trail has
no environmental justification and, to that extent, is invalid as
discriminatory even under the rational basis test that presumably would
govern the classification scheme.
3\. *The Question of User Conflict and User Experience in the National
Parks Is Relevant and Important, but the Proposed Rule Adequately
Addresses the Issue*
The proposed rule is certain to attract comments from detractors who
believe that bicycles are incompatible with the values of the national
parks and the experience of visitors to them. Although no amount of
reasoning can deter the more fervent bicycle detractors from their
dogged and dogmatic view on this topic, worldwide experience in recent
decades shows that bicycle-riding will benefit the public and the
national parks.
Mountain bikers are among the foremost champions of wildlands and their
attachment to the national parks will increase as their access does.
Mountain biking is likely to interest younger people in the national
parks in a way that the two traditional means of nonmotorized travel
cannot. Most of the young cannot afford an equestrian lifestyle, and a
number of younger people (and some older ones) in our fast-paced world
find hiking to be unfulfilling. Mountain biking is affordable for most
and often is exhilarating.
Mountain biking supports a unique constellation of important values:
appreciation for wildlands, self-reliance, quiet recreation, solitude,
and increased physical fitness. A few other activities, like
rock-climbing, provide all of these, but neither hiking nor riding
horses or packstock does. Hiking, though virtuous, normally places less
intense physical demands on its participants and so does not confer the
same high degree of fitness. Horseback and packstock riding may provide
worthwhile exposure to remote areas, particularly for people unable to
hike or ride a bicycle, but do little for personal fitness and often
damage trails, campsites, and riparian areas, all to the detriment of
the environment and the experience of other park visitors.
To be sure, mountain biking, like all human activities, can have
undesirable environmental and social effects. It wears on trails about
the same as does hiking. An inconsiderate mountain biker traveling too
fast on a downhill trail can annoy or jar those seeking contemplative
solitude. But hikers' campsites, campfires, and loud audio devices, and
horses' and packstock's dung, trail damage, and trampling of vegetation
also negatively impact the environment and other park visitors. The rule
recognizes the need to weigh the positive effects of an activity against
the negative, and recognizes that mountain biking shows a positive
balance. The rule makes clear that the superintendents of individual
parks will have full authority to make any needed adjustments to park
management, e.g., limiting access to a trail by permit or dividing uses
by day of the week or some other temporal division.
4\. *There Is No Need to Address Any Wilderness-Related Question*
It is anticipated that some commenters will demand additional regulatory
language to constrain bicycling in Wilderness. This should not be done.
The current language, contained in 36 C.F.R. § 4.30(d)(1) and maintained
in the proposed rule, should be left in place for now. Eventually it may
be reconsidered, but this should be done after a thorough analysis of
applicable law by the National Park Service's legal staff.
Some background on Wilderness may be useful solely for informational
purposes. The preamble states that there is a statutory ban on bicycles
in federal Wilderness areas, including National Park Service Wilderness.
The best and most recent legal analysis, however, is to the contrary.
The legislative history of the Wilderness Act of 1964, principles of
statutory construction, and the plain language of a later statute
strongly suggest that there is no federal statutory ban on mountain
biking in Wilderness areas. (T. Stroll, *Congress's Intent in Banning
Mechanical Transport in the Wilderness Act of 1964* (2004) 12 Penn State
Env. L. Rev. 459.)
Again, the point is that the proposed rule should not change any
language regarding Wilderness.
**II. Proposed Language for 36 C.F.R. 4.30**
I propose to change the proposed language for 36 C.F.R. 4.30, as set
forth in the **Federal Register** of December 18 and December 23, 2008,
as follows (additions [underscored]{.underline}; deletions in
~~strikeout type~~):
**PART 4---VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC SAFETY**
1\. The authority for part 4 continues to read as follows:
**Authority**: 16 U.S.C. 1, 3, 9a, 460(q), 462(k); Sec. 7.96 also issued
under D.C. Code 8-137 (1981) and D.C. Code 40-721 (1981).
2\. Section 4.30 is revised to read as follows:
**§ 4.30 Bicycles**
\(a\) *Park roads*. The use of a bicycle is permitted on park roads and
in parking areas that are otherwise open for motor vehicle use by the
general public.
\(b\) ~~*Existing trails*.~~ Except when rulemaking publication in the
**Federal Register** is required by § 1.5(b) of this Chapter, a ~~hiking
or horse~~ trail ~~that currently exists on the ground and does not
require any construction or significant modification to accommodate
bicycles~~ may be designated for bicycle use ~~only~~ if:
\(1\) The park has or will complete a park planning document addressing
bicycle use ~~on existing trails in the park~~; and
~~(2) The park has completed either an environmental assessment (EA) or
an environmental impact statement (EIS) evaluating bicycle use. In
addition to the requirements otherwise applicable to the preparation of
an EA or EIS, the park will publish[ed]{.underline} a notice in the
**Federal Register** providing the public at least thirty (30) days for
review and comment on an EA issued under this section; and~~
([2]{.underline}~~3~~) A written determination is signed by the
superintendent stating that ~~the addition of~~ bicycle use ~~on
existing hiking or horse trails~~ is consistent with the protection of
the park area's natural, scenic and aesthetic values, safety
considerations and management objectives and will not disturb wildlife
or park resources. The park will publish in the **Federal Register** a
notice of the determination and provide at least thirty (30) days for
public review and comment before implementing ~~that decision for~~
bicycle use.
~~(c) *New Trails*. Trails that do not exist on the ground, and
therefore would require trail construction activities (such as clearing
brush, cutting trees, excavation, or surface treatment), may be
developed and designated for bicycle use only after:~~
~~(1) The park has completed the requirements set forth in paragraphs
(b)(1) and (2) of this section; and~~
~~(2)(i) For new trails located outside of a park's developed areas, as
identified in the relevant park plan, the park has promulgated a special
regulation authorizing bicycle use; or~~
~~(ii) For new trails located within a park's developed areas, as
identified in the relevant park plan, the park has completed the
requirements set forth in paragraph (b)(3) of this section.~~
([c]{.underline}~~d~~) *Administrative roads*. Administrative roads
closed to motor vehicle use by the public, but open to motor vehicles
use for administrative purposes, may be designated for bicycle use by
the superintendent pursuant to the criteria and procedures of §§ 1.5 and
1.7 of this chapter.
([d]{.underline}~~e~~) *Closures*. A superintendent may close any park
roads, parking areas, administrative roads, existing trails, or new
trails to bicycle use pursuant to the criteria and procedures of §§ 1.5
and 1.7 of this chapter.
([e]{.underline}~~f~~) A person operating a bicycle is subject to all
sections of this part that apply to an operator of a motor vehicle,
except §§ 4.4, 4.10, 4.11 and 4.14.
([f]{.underline}~~g~~) The following are prohibited:
\(1\) Possessing a bicycle in a wilderness area established by Federal
statute.
\(2\) Operating a bicycle during periods of low visibility, or while
traveling through a tunnel, or between sunset and sunrise, without
exhibiting on the operator or bicycle a white light or reflector ~~that
is~~ visible from a distance of at least 500 feet to the front and with
a red light or reflector visible from at least 200 feet to the rear.
\(3\) Operating a bicycle abreast of another bicycle except where
authorized by the superintendent.
\(4\) Operating a bicycle while consuming an alcoholic beverage or
carrying in hand an open container of an alcoholic beverage.
With the foregoing changes, the text of 36 C.F.R. § 4.30 would read:
**§ 4.30 Bicycles**
\(a\) *Park roads*. The use of a bicycle is permitted on park roads and
in parking areas that are otherwise open for motor vehicle use by the
general public.
\(b\) Except when rulemaking publication in the **Federal Register** is
required by § 1.5(b) of this Chapter, a trail may be designated for
bicycle use if:
\(1\) The park has or will complete a park planning document addressing
bicycle use; and
\(2\) A written determination is signed by the superintendent stating
that bicycle use is consistent with the protection of the park area's
natural, scenic and aesthetic values, safety considerations and
management objectives and will not disturb wildlife or park resources.
The park will publish in the **Federal Register** a notice of the
determination and provide at least thirty (30) days for public review
and comment before implementing bicycle use.
\(c\) *Administrative roads*. Administrative roads closed to motor
vehicle use by the public, but open to motor vehicles use for
administrative purposes, may be designated for bicycle use by the
superintendent pursuant to the criteria and procedures of §§ 1.5 and 1.7
of this chapter.
\(d\) *Closures*. A superintendent may close any park roads, parking
areas, administrative roads, existing trails, or new trails to bicycle
use pursuant to the criteria and procedures of §§ 1.5 and 1.7 of this
chapter.
\(e\) A person operating a bicycle is subject to all sections of this
part that apply to an operator of a motor vehicle, except §§ 4.4, 4.10,
4.11 and 4.14.
\(f\) The following are prohibited:
\(1\) Possessing a bicycle in a wilderness area established by Federal
statute.
\(2\) Operating a bicycle during periods of low visibility, or while
traveling through a tunnel, or between sunset and sunrise, without
exhibiting on the operator or bicycle a white light or reflector visible
from a distance of at least 500 feet to the front and with a red light
or reflector visible from at least 200 feet to the rear.
\(3\) Operating a bicycle abreast of another bicycle except where
authorized by the superintendent.
\(4\) Operating a bicycle while consuming an alcoholic beverage or
carrying in hand an open container of an alcoholic beverage.
**III. Concluding Items**
The foregoing comment represents my own views and not necessarily those
of any other person or entity.
Respectfully submitted,
Theodore Stroll
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On Thu, 17 Apr 2008, Paul Van Allsburg wrote:
> Hi Dunyou,
> I still get all the same errors.
> /usr/local/openmpi-1.2.1_intel/lib/libopen-rte.a(rmgr_base_check_context.o)(.text+0x366):
> In function `orte_rmgr_base_purge_mca_params':
> : undefined reference to `opal_setenv'
> /usr/local/openmpi-1.2.1_intel/lib/libopen-rte.a(rmgr_base_check_context.o)(.text+0x394):
> In function `orte_rmgr_base_purge_mca_params':
> : undefined reference to `opal_setenv'
> make: *** [all] Error 1
>
> What might be wrong with the mpi installation?
invert the order between -lopen-pal and -lopen-rte. You are using static
libraries. When you link against a static libraries, only the unresolved
functions at the moment it is encountered by the linker are included in the
result. In your case, you link first against libopen-pal, and the function
"opal_setenv", which is at that moment not needed, is not included; then you
link against libopen-rte, which does need that function, which was not
included and cannot be resolved. So: either you swap their order, or you use
dynamic libs, for which that particular problem (the order of linking) does
not exist.
Bye
Giacomo
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## National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP):
**Existing Source Compliance September 13, 2007**
**Existing Source Compliance **
***March 12, 2005:*** Submit initial notification.
***September 13, 2006:*** For sources demonstrating low risk for hydrogen chloride or manganese, submit eligibility demonstration.
- For sources demonstrating compliance through fuel analysis, submit site-specific fuel analysis plan at least 60 days before demonstrating compliance.
- Submit Quality Assurance plan and test plan and notify EPA of performance test at least 30 days before performance test.
***March 11, 2008 (latest date):*** Conduct initial performance test and opacity test no later than March 11, 2008*** ***(advance notice required).
***May 11, 2008 (latest date):**** *Notify EPA of your compliance status within 60 days of completing the performance test or initial compliance demonstration.
***September 13, 2007:*** Must be in compliance with all requirements of the Boilers NESHAP.
***July 31, 2008:*** Submit first semiannual compliance report.
| REGION | STATES | PHONE |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | EPA New England
(CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT) | 617-918-1650 |
| 2 | EPA Region 2
(NJ, NY, PR) | 212-637-4080 |
| 3 | EPA Region 3
(DE, MD, PA, VA, WV District of Columbia) | 215-814-3483 |
| 4 | EPA Region 4
(FL, NC, SC, KY, TN, GA, AL, MS) | 404-562-9105 |
| 5 | EPA Region 5
(IL, IN, MI, WI, MN, OH) | 312-353-2211 |
| 6 | EPA Region 6
(AR, LA, NM, OK, TX) | 214-665-7224 |
| 7 | EPA Region 7
(IA, KS, MO, NE) | 913-551-7020 |
| 8 | EPA Region 8
(CO, MT, ND, SD, UT, WY) | 303-312-6007 |
| 9 | EPA Region 9
(CA, AZ, HI, NV) | 415-744-1219 |
| 10 | EPA Region 10
(AK, ID, WA, OR) | 206-553-4273 |
- The Boilers NESHAP was published in the *Federal Register* on September 13, 2004. Copies of the rule and other materials are available at *www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/boiler/boilerpg.html*
- Contact your regional EPA office.
- Or contact your state or local air pollution control agency for more information:
**For More Information**
**Office of Air Quality Planning & Standards**
**National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP):**
**Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Boilers and Process Heaters**
- September 13, 2004, 69 FR 55218
- September 2004
- www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/boiler/boilerpg.html
- EPA-456/F-04-001
## Read the Boilers NESHAP carefully.
- The following information helps you determine how your boiler or process heater may be affected by the Boilers NESHAP. However, the Boilers NESHAP is complex and affects units differently based on rated heat input, fuel type, and utilization. Find the Boilers NESHAP and compliance information at www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/boiler/boilerpg.html.
**Affected:**
- Boilers or process heaters located at a major source of hazardous air pollutants (HAP).
**Major source:** Potential to emit 10 tons/year of one HAP or 25 tons/year of all HAP combined. Emissions from the entire facility, including non-boiler or process heater sources, count toward major source status.
**Hazardous air pollutants:** Boilers and process heaters emit HAP such as arsenic, cadmium, chromium, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen fluoride, lead, manganese, mercury, and nickel. Emissions from each boiler or process heater vary. HAP are listed at www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/188polls.html.
***Affected units with no requirements or only initial notification:***
**No requirements:** Existing small units (all fuel types) and new small units (gas fuel) have no emission limits and no requirements: No monitoring, no records, no notifications.
**Initial notification:** Existing large units (gas and liquid fuel), new small units (distillate oil only or combined with gas fuel) have no emission limits and submit only an initial notification. No other requirements.
**NEW UNITS: **Commenced construction** **or reconstruction on or after January 13, 2003
**EXISTING UNITS: **Commenced construction before January 13, 2003
***Which units are affected?***
***Emission limits apply to these boilers or process heaters:***
** **
**Regulated Pollutants**
- Particulate matter (PM) or total selected metals (TSM) as surrogate for metallic HAP. TSM: Arsenic, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, lead, manganese, nickel, selenium
- Hydrogen chloride (HCl) as surrogate for inorganic HAP
- Mercury (Hg)
- Carbon monoxide (CO) as surrogate for organic HAP
**Compliance Alternatives**** **
** ****Units can meet emission limits through a combination of the following:**
- Conduct performance testing for units that have new or existing control devices
- Use emissions averaging (certain units)
- For HCl (measured as HCl and chlorine) and manganese, demonstrate low public risk
- For HCl, TSM, Hg, limit HAP content of fuel, demonstrate compliance through fuel analysis
**SMALL UNITS: **Any firetube boiler (regardless of size) and any other boiler or process heater _<_10 MMBtu/hr
**LARGE UNITS:** Any watertube boiler or process heater >10 MMBtu/hr
| FUEL TYPE | EXISTING UNITS | NEW UNITS |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Solid | PM or TSM
HCl
Hg | PM or TSM
HCl
Hg
CO |
| Liquid | None | PM
HCl
CO |
| Gas | None | CO |
**Solid**:
**Liquid**:
**Gas**:
- Burns any amount of solid fuel
- Burns liquid fuel alone or with gas
- Burns only gaseous fuel
**Read the Boilers NESHAP carefully.**
**Not Affected:**
- Solid waste incineration units covered under section 129 of the Clean Air Act
- Units covered by another NESHAP under 40 CFR part 63 (including hazardous waste units, chemical recovery boilers at pulp mills, secondary lead refining kettles, ethylene cracking furnaces, blast furnace gas fuel-fired units)
- Hot water heaters, blast furnace stoves, temporary boilers
- Direct-fired (contact) combustion units (e.g., direct contact dryers) where the combustion gases come into contact with the process materials
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## SUCCESS RATES
**SUCCESS RATES**
**A success rate is the percentage of reviewed applications receiving funding, computed on a fiscal year basis. It is determined by dividing the number of competing applications funded by the sum of the total number of competing applications reviewed and the number of funded carryovers. Note that applications having one or more amendments in the same fiscal year are only counted once.**
## TABLE OF CONTENT
| SUCCESS RATES | SLIDE NUMBER |
| --- | --- |
| Success Rates: Training Grants and Fellowships | 4 |
| KIRSCHSTEIN-NRSA RESEARCH TRAINING GRANTS (T32s) APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 5 |
| KIRSCHSTEIN-NRSA PRE-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS (F31s) APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 6 |
| KIRSCHSTEIN-NRSA POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS (F32s) APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 7 |
| Success Rates: Research Career Development Awards | 8 |
| RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS: K01s APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 9 |
| RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS: K02s APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 10 |
| RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS: K08s APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 11 |
| RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS: K23s APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 12 |
| RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS: K24s APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 13 |
| SELECT RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 14 |
| Success Rates: Small Business Innovation Research Grants | 15 |
| PHASE I SBIR GRANTS APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 16 |
| PHASE II SBIR GRANTS APPLICATIONS, AWARDS AND SUCCESS RATES | 17 |
| SBIR SUCCESS RATES, BY PHASE | 18 |
| SBIR AND RPG SUCCESS RATES | 19 |
| PHASE I SBIR AND TYPE 1 RPG SUCCESS RATES | 20 |
| PHASE II SBIR AND TYPE 2 RPG SUCCESS RATES | 21 |
| SBIR AND RPG SUCCESS RATES | 22 |
| SUCCESS RATES OF SBIR APPLICATIONS: INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AWARD (IDeA) AND OTHER STATES FY 2007 | 23 |
## TABLE OF CONTENT
| SUCCESS RATES | SLIDE NUMBER |
| --- | --- |
| Success Rates: Research Project Grants | 24 |
| RESEARCH PROJECT GRANT APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 25 |
| Success Rates: R01 Equivalent Grants | 26 |
| R01 EQUIVALENT GRANT APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES | 27 |
| Success Rates: Targeted Research | 28 |
| SUCCESS RATES OF SOLICITED AND UNSOLICITED NEW (TYPE 1) RESEARCH PROJECT GRANT APPLICATIONS | 29 |
| NUMBER AND SUCCESS RATES OF R01 EQUIVALENT GRANTS BY INSTITUTES AND CENTERS FY 2007 | 30 |
| Success Rates: Women in Research | 31 |
| SUCCESS RATES OF WOMEN AND MEN ON NEW AND CONTINUING R01 APPLICATIONS | 32 |
| SUCCESS RATES OF WOMEN AND MEN ON COMPETING RESEARCH PROJECT GRANT APPLICATIONS | 33 |
| Success Rates: First-Time Investigators | 34 |
| FIRST-TIME INVETIGATORS APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES FY 2007 | 35 |
| SUCCESS RATES OF R01-EQUIVALENT APPLICATIONS FROM FIRST-TIME AND ESTABLISHED INVESTIGATORS BY INSTITUTE OR CENTER FY 2007 | 36 |
| SUCCESS RATES OF NEW (TYPE 1) R01 EQUIVALENT APPLICATIONS FROM FIRST-TIME AND ESTABLISHEDE INVESTIGATORS | 37 |
| DEFINITIONS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION | 38 |
| DEFINITIONS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION | 39 |
| DEFINITIONS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION | 40 |
## SUCCESS RATES: Training Grants and Fellowships
**SUCCESS RATES:****Training Grants and Fellowships**
## KIRSCHSTEIN-NRSA RESEARCH TRAINING GRANTS (T32s) APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
## KIRSCHSTEIN-NRSA PRE-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS (F31s) APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
## KIRSCHSTEIN-NRSA POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS (F32s) APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
## SUCCESS RATES: RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS
**SUCCESS RATES:****RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS**
## RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS: K01s APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
## RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS: K02s APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
## RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS: K08s APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
## RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS: K23s APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
**One Award Only**
## RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS: K24s APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
**None**
## SELECT RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARDS APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
## SUCCESS RATES: SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH GRANTS
**SUCCESS RATES:****SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RESEARCH GRANTS**
## PHASE I SBIR GRANTS APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
## PHASE II SBIR GRANTS APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
## SBIR SUCCESS RATES, BY PHASE
**SBIR SUCCESS RATES, BY PHASE**
## SBIR AND RPG SUCCESS RATES
**SBIR AND RPG SUCCESS RATES**
**Notes:**
The average cost of awards has been approaching the 75th percentile of awards. This is caused by the presence of some very large research projects, which raise the average.
Source: IMPAC-II Pub files. Data are available at I:\building one\budget retreat may 2007\avg_rpg_070525_rfm.xls
* RPG’s include R01, R23, R29, R37, DP1, P01, P42, PN1, R03, R15, R21, R22, R23, R33, R34, R35, R36, R37, R55, R56, UC1, UC7, U01, and U19 mechanisms
## PHASE I SBIR AND TYPE 1 RPG SUCCESS RATES
**PHASE I SBIR AND TYPE 1 RPG SUCCESS RATES**
## PHASE II SBIR AND TYPE 2 RPG SUCCESS RATES
**PHASE II SBIR AND TYPE 2 RPG SUCCESS RATES**
## SBIR AND RPG SUCCESS RATES
**SBIR AND RPG SUCCESS RATES**
## SUCCESS RATES OF SBIR APPLICATIONS: INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AWARD (IDeA) AND OTHER STATES FY 2007
**IDeA States**
**Non-IDeA States**
**All States**
## SUCCESS RATES: RESEARCH PROJECT GRANTS
**SUCCESS RATES:****RESEARCH PROJECT GRANTS**
## RESEARCH PROJECT GRANTS APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
**Notes:**
The number of applications for competing RPG awards increased during the “Doubling period” (FY 1998 – 2003) and has continued. The drop in the number of funded competing awards since then has resulted in lower success rates.
Source: Success rate files
## SUCCESS RATES: R01-Equivalent Grants
**SUCCESS RATES:****R01-Equivalent Grants**
## R01-EQUIVALENT GRANTS APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES
**Notes:**
The number of applications for competing RPG awards increased during the “Doubling period” (FY 1998 – 2003) and has continued. The drop in the number of funded competing awards since then has resulted in lower success rates.
Source: Success rate files
## SUCCESS RATES: Targeted Research
**SUCCESS RATES:****Targeted Research**
## SUCCESS RATES OF SOLICITED AND UNSOLICITED NEW (TYPE 1) RESEARCH PROJECT GRANT APPLICATIONS
**SUCCESS RATES OF SOLICITED AND UNSOLICITED** **NEW (TYPE 1) RESEARCH PROJECT GRANT APPLICATIONS**
**Notes:**
Because most applications for solicited research are new (type 1) it is logical to compare the success rates to other type 1 applications. When that is done, there is no clear pattern to solicited and other applications. The differences in success rates have been less than 1.5 percentage points in most fiscal years since FY 1995.
## NUMBER AND SUCCESS RATE OF R01 EQUIVALENT GRANTS BY INSTITUTES AND CENTERS FY 2007
**Title appears to be incorrect: DIS to correct**
**This data is being updated.**
## SUCCESS RATES: Women in Research
**SUCCESS RATES:****Women in Research**
***Indication of sex/gender is a voluntary field on the personal data form of the grant application. Information presented in this slide set is based upon those individual who have selected a sex/gender on the grant application. A small percentage of grants have uncoded sex/gender information and have therefore been excluded from the data presented.***
## SUCCESS RATES OF WOMEN AND MEN ON NEW AND CONTINUING R01 APPLICATIONS
**SUCCESS RATES OF WOMEN AND MEN ****ON NEW AND CONTINUING R01 APPLICATIONS**
## SUCCESS RATES OF WOMEN AND MEN ON COMPETING RESEARCH PROJECT GRANT APPLICATIONS
**SUCCESS RATES OF WOMEN AND MEN ****ON COMPETING RESEARCH PROJECT GRANT APPLICATIONS**
## SUCCESS RATES: First-Time Investigators
**SUCCESS RATES:****First-Time Investigators**
## FIRST-TIME INVESTIGATORS APPLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SUCCESS RATES FY 2007
**Success Rate**
**Notes:**
Excludes data from Roadmap and Gift Fund
## SUCCESS RATES OF R01-EQUIVALENT APPLICATIONS FROM FIRST-TIME AND ESTABLISHED INVESTIGATORS BY INSTITUTE OR CENTER, FY 2007
**SUCCESS RATES OF R01-EQUIVALENT APPLICATIONS ****FROM FIRST-TIME AND ESTABLISHED INVESTIGATORS ****BY INSTITUTE OR CENTER, FY 2007**
**Notes:**
Excludes data from Roadmap and Gift Fund
## SUCCESS RATES OF NEW (TYPE 1) R01-EQUIVALENT APPLICATIONS FROM FIRST-TIME AND ESTABLISHED INVESTIGATORS
**SUCCESS RATES OF NEW (TYPE 1) R01-EQUIVALENT APPLICATIONS ****FROM FIRST-TIME AND ESTABLISHED INVESTIGATORS**
## DEFINITIONS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
| TERM | DEFINITION | ADDITIONAL INFORMATION |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Continuing Applications
(Type 2) | Renewal (Competing Continuation) – Request for an additional term of support based on a funded previous project; must compete for available funds. | |
| First-Time Investigator | First-Time R01 Equivalent Investigators are defined as or Principal Investigators (PI) who have not previously competed successfully for a major NIH competing research grant award prior to receiving a competing NIH R01 Equivalent (R01, R23, R29, R37) award.
First-Time Research Project Grant (RPG) Investigators are defined as PIs who have not previously competed successfully for an NIH research project grant.
In normal usage “First-Time Investigators” may also be called “New Investigators” | New Investigators Program |
| Kirschstein – NRSA
(Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award)
Institutional Research Training and Fellowship Mechanisms
| NIH’s primary research training program which provides awards to both individuals and institutions to provide research training in specified health-related areas.
Activities are as follows: T32,T34,T35, T36, T90, TL1, TL2, TU2, F30, F31, F32, F33, F3 and F35 (until 1998) | Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA)
|
| New Application (Type 1) | Request for Department of Health and Human Services support of a project that has not yet been funded | |
| R01 Equivalent Grants | A subset of research project grants which Includes R01, R23, R29 and R37 activities | |
| Research Career | Funding mechanisms for Ph.D.s and clinicians who wish to develop a career in biomedical research.
Activities are as follows: K01, K02, K04, K05, K06, K07, K08, K11, K12, K14, K15, K16, K17, K18, K20, K22, K23, K24, K25, K36, K30, K99, KL1 and KL2 | K Kiosk – Information about NIH Career Development Awards
|
**To access data tables for each slide while in presentation view right-click on the slide and select “edit slides” Then double-click on the graph image and the datasheet should appear in a separate window or select the data tab from the spreadsheet. If the datasheet does not appear, right-click in the chart area and select “datasheet”**
## DEFINITIONS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
| TERM | DEFINITION | ADDITIONAL INFORMATION |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Research Grants | Extramural awards made for Other Research Grants, Research Centers , Research Projects, and SBIR/STTRs.
Includes the following: R, P, M, S, K, U series (excluding UC6) DP1, DP2, D42,G12. | |
| Research Project Grants (RPGs) | Includes the following selected Research Grant and Cooperative Agreement activities: R00, R01, R03, R15, R21, R22, R23, R29, R33, R34, R35, R36, R37, R55, R56, RL1, RL2, RL5, RL9, P01, P42, PN1, UC1, UC7, U01, U19, U34, DP1, and DP2. Also includes RPGs from NLM as of FY07.
Exceptions:
In 1980 & 1981 activity code, U01 was not a research project .
From 1989 until 1992 activity code, R55 was not a research project.
In 1986 NINR did not have any research projects.
From 1984 until 1989 NCRR did not have any research projects.
FIC did not have any research projects until 1994.
From 1991 until 1996 NCRR did not consider R21's research projects.
NLM had no research projects prior to 2007.
In FY 2002, P41s not RPG for NIGMS. | Activity Code Descriptions |
| SBIR/STTR | SBIR awards are designed to support projects from small businesses ultimately having commercial viability. STTR awards are a A 3-year pilot program begun in FY 1994 under the Small Business Innovation Research Program designed to foster technological innovations through cooperative efforts between small business and research institutions.
Activities are as follows: SBIR - R43, R44, U43 and U44. STTR - R41, R42 | SBIR and STTR Programs
SBIR Funding Opportunities |
| SBIR Phase I | R43 and U43 | |
| SBIR Phase II | R44 and U44 | |
**DEFINITIONS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION**
## DEFINITIONS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
| TERM | DEFINITION | ADDITIONAL INFORMATION |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Solicited Research | Responses to Requests for Applications (RFA’s) | Funding Opportunities and Notices |
| Success Rate | Indicates the percentage of reviewed applications receiving funding computed on a fiscal year basis. It is determined by dividing the number of competing applications funded by the sum of the total number of competing applications reviewed and the number of funded carryovers.
Success rates differ from funding rates in that calculated percentages are based on applications and not applicants (individuals).
NOTE: Applications having one or more amendments in the same fiscal year are only counted once.
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**DEFINITIONS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION** | en |
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*Photos Copyrighted and used by permission, Dan Earnhardt, Volunteer,
NPS*
*"...I wish the Bald Eagle had not been chosen the Representative of our
Country...to lazy to fish for himself, he watches the Fishing Hawk, and
when that diligent bird....has taken a fish... the Bald Eagle pursues
him and takes it from him\.... He is ....by no means a proper emblem for
the brave and honest ...of America who have driven all the King birds
from our Country....For the truth the turkey is in comparison a much
more respectable bird, and withal a true original native of America...a
bird of courage, and would not hesitate to attack a Grenadier of the
British Guards\...**" Benjamin Franklin***
**BALD EAGLES in NORTH AMERICA**
Before European settlers first sailed to America\'s shores, bald eagles
may have numbered half a million in North America.
By the 1930s, people became aware of the diminishing bald eagle
population, and in 1940 the Bald Eagle Act was passed. This reduced the
harassment by humans, and eagle populations began to recover.
However, at the same time DDT and other pesticides began to be widely
used. Pesticides sprayed on plants were eaten by small animals, which
were later consumed by birds of prey. The DDT poison harmed both the
adult birds and the eggs that they laid. The egg shells became too thin
to with stand the incubation period, and were often crushed. Eggs that
were not crushed during incubation often did not hatch. Large quantities
of DDT were discovered in the fatty tissues and gonads of dead bald
eagles, which may have caused them to become infertile. By the late
1960's, Virginia's bald eagle breeding population had been decimated by
eggshell thinning and associated low productivity. Also, more than
100,000 bald eagles were killed in Alaska from 1917 to 1953. Alaskan
salmon fisherman feared they were a threat to the salmon population.
Only a handful of species have fought their way back from the United
States\' endangered species list. The California gray whale, the
American alligator, and the bald eagle are a few. Bald eagles were
officially declared an endangered species in 1967 under a law that
preceded the [Endangered Species Act of
1973](http://www.fws.gov/r9endspp/esa.html). Once endangered in all of
the lower 48 states, the bald eagle\'s status was upgraded to
\"threatened\" in 1995, two decades after the banning of DDT and the
passing of laws to protect both eagles and their nesting trees.
**VIRGINIA**
For a five-year period, between 1974 and 1979, no Bald Eagles were known
to nest on the James River. Since that time, the population has
rebounded dramatically. In the spring of 2004, the James River supported
98 breeding pairs of bald eagles and produced 155 chicks. During the
2004 breeding season, the annual survey documented 428 occupied Bald
Eagle territories in Virginia.
In 2003 the Virginia Bald Eagle population produced the largest number
of chicks ever recorded in the state. A total of 612 chicks were
produced surpassing the 501 chicks produced in 2002 by more than 20%.
Per capita reproductive rate was the second highest in the survey's
history.
**Bald Eagles at Colonial National Historical Park**
Maintaining threatened ecosystems in the wake of a growing human
population is one of the greatest conservation challenge faced by land
managers within the mid-Atlantic region. Due to their broad distribution
and regional abundance, government-owned lands represent one of the most
promising opportunities to preserve threatened communities. However,
finding the appropriate balance between resource conservation and
ongoing operations is often a difficult task. This tradeoff may be
particularly difficult when one of the primary missions involves public
access. The Colonial National Historical Park contains a complex of
historic lands that extend from Jamestown Island to Yorktown. In
addition to their historic value, lands within the park support
ecosystems that provide critical habitat to plant and animal populations
of regional conservation concern.
Historically, Jamestown Island has been an important breeding area for
Bald Eagles. Bald Eagle has been observed back to at least 1933.
Plans to expand facilities on Jamestown Island in preparation for the
2007 celebration of the 400^th^ anniversary of the founding of Jamestown
were reviewed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under the Endangered
Species Act. One of the conditions to allow plans to go forward for the
2007 celebration was to monitor Bald Eagle nests for potential impacts
resulting from human activities. Working with the College of William and
Mary's, Center for Conservation Biology a video-monitoring system is
installed to monitor eagle nesting activity and potential human
disturbance in areas nearby the nest. Video feeds are recorded daily.
Images are retrieved and reviewed regularly.
**RESULTS**
In 2003 the breeding pair laid 3 eggs in early February. All 3 eggs
hatched in mid-March and all 3 chicks fledged (began to fly) around the
end of May. Parental attendance at the nest was very high. The nest was
exposed without adults present for less than 3 minutes/day.
A total of 497 potential disturbance events (traffic, boats, and
airplanes. visitors) were evaluated for response at the nest by the
breeding eagles. In no case did eagles give any indication that they
acknowledged the disturbance event. However, construction of the new
visitor center has not begun yet.
| en |
log-files | 781938 | ! Started logfile: 1308+326_S.log on Mon Nov 25 11:22:43 2002
observe 1308+326_S.edt
! Reading UV FITS file: 1308+326_S.edt
! AN table 1: 176 integrations on 120 of 120 possible baselines.
! AN table 2: 97 integrations on 120 of 120 possible baselines.
! AN table 3: 34 integrations on 120 of 120 possible baselines.
! Apparent sampling: 0.285966 visibilities/baseline/integration-bin.
! *** This seems a bit low - see "help observe" on the binwid argument.
! Found source: 1308+326
!
! There are 4 IFs, and a total of 4 channels:
!
! IF Channel Frequency Freq offset Number of Overall IF
! origin at origin per channel channels bandwidth
! ------------------------------------------------------------- (Hz)
! 01 1 2.22497e+09 8e+06 1 8e+06
! 02 2 2.24497e+09 8e+06 1 8e+06
! 03 3 2.33497e+09 8e+06 1 8e+06
! 04 4 2.36497e+09 8e+06 1 8e+06
!
! Polarization(s): RR
!
! Read 6827 lines of history.
!
! Reading 42140 visibilities.
print "***********************************"
! ***********************************
print "*** Using gonzo instruction set ***"
! *** Using gonzo instruction set ***
print "***********************************"
! ***********************************
float field_size
field_size = 1024
float field_cell
field_cell = 0.4
integer clean_niter
clean_niter = 50
float clean_gain
clean_gain = 0.03
float dynam
dynam = 6.0
float win_mult
win_mult = 1.8
float solint
solint = 3.6/6.0
logical doflt
doflt = true
logical doamp
float new_peak
float flux_cutoff
mapsize field_size,field_cell
! Map grid = 1024x1024 pixels with 0.400x0.400 milli-arcsec cellsize.
select
! Selecting polarization: RR, channels: 1..4
! Reading IF 1 channels: 1..1
! Reading IF 2 channels: 2..2
! Reading IF 3 channels: 3..3
! Reading IF 4 channels: 4..4
startmod
! Applying default point source starting model.
! Performing phase self-cal
! Adding 1 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 1 components and 1 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
! A total of 1761 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! A total of 855 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! A total of 276 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
! A total of 1761 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! A total of 849 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! A total of 276 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
! A total of 1760 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! A total of 855 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! A total of 276 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
! A total of 1763 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! A total of 855 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! A total of 276 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.983877Jy sigma=6.889084
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.984170Jy sigma=6.891262
! clrmod: Cleared the established, tentative and continuum models.
! Redundant starting model cleared.
uvweight 2,-1
! Uniform weighting binwidth: 2 (pixels).
! Gridding weights will be scaled by errors raised to the power -1.
! Radial weighting is not currently selected.
doamp = false
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
! Inverting map and beam
! Estimated beam: bmin=2.161 mas, bmaj=3.251 mas, bpa=-15.07 degrees
! Estimated noise=1.02692 mJy/beam.
repeat
if (peak(flux) > flux_cutoff) peakwin win_mult
clean clean_niter,clean_gain
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
selfcal doamp, doflt, solint
new_peak = peak(flux)
until(new_peak<=flux_cutoff)
! Added new window around map position (0, 0).
! clean: niter=50 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 1.41847 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 50 components = 1.41847 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.049984 max=0.395982 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=0.000102 rms=0.012330 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 1.41847 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 1 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 1 components and 1.41847 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.609788Jy sigma=4.263268
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.609788Jy sigma=4.263269
! Inverting map
! clean: niter=50 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.367343 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 50 components = 0.367343 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.028080 max=0.158961 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=0.000050 rms=0.007036 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 1.78581 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 8 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 8 components and 1.78581 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.352064Jy sigma=2.452088
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.352040Jy sigma=2.451936
! Inverting map
! clean: niter=50 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.170322 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 50 components = 0.170322 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.025923 max=0.077047 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=0.000025 rms=0.005291 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 1.95613 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 4 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 9 components and 1.95613 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.267874Jy sigma=1.859245
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.267867Jy sigma=1.859197
! Inverting map
! clean: niter=50 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.0829363 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 50 components = 0.0829363 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.026229 max=0.038630 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=0.000014 rms=0.004792 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 2.03907 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 6 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 11 components and 2.03907 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.243000Jy sigma=1.684708
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.242992Jy sigma=1.684659
! Inverting map
! clean: niter=50 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.0467258 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 50 components = 0.0467258 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.027265 max=0.027223 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=0.000006 rms=0.004624 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 2.0858 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 12 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 21 components and 2.0858 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.235057Jy sigma=1.629433
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.235047Jy sigma=1.629373
! Inverting map
print "****************************************"
! ****************************************
print "*** Finished Uniform Weighting CLEAN ***"
! *** Finished Uniform Weighting CLEAN ***
print "****************************************"
! ****************************************
uvweight 0,-1
! Uniform weighting is not currently selected.
! Gridding weights will be scaled by errors raised to the power -1.
! Radial weighting is not currently selected.
win_mult = win_mult * 1.6
clean_niter = clean_niter * 2
dynam = dynam - 0.5
doamp = false
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
! Inverting map and beam
! Estimated beam: bmin=2.701 mas, bmaj=3.95 mas, bpa=-17.47 degrees
! Estimated noise=0.520132 mJy/beam.
repeat
if (peak(flux) > flux_cutoff) peakwin win_mult
clean clean_niter,clean_gain
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
selfcal doamp, doflt, solint
new_peak = peak(flux)
until(new_peak<=flux_cutoff)
! Added new window around map position (-5.6, 1.2).
! clean: niter=100 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.046429 Jy
! Component: 100 - total flux cleaned = 0.0736606 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 100 components = 0.0736606 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.028148 max=0.025874 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=-0.000269 rms=0.005040 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 2.15946 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 17 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 38 components and 2.15946 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.226525Jy sigma=1.568885
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.226180Jy sigma=1.566465
! Inverting map
print "****************************************"
! ****************************************
print "*** Finished Natural Weighting CLEAN ***"
! *** Finished Natural Weighting CLEAN ***
print "****************************************"
! ****************************************
gscale true
! Performing overall amplitude self-cal
!
! Correcting IF 1.
! A total of 30 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 1:
! BR 0.98 FD 0.97 GC 1.06 HN 1.06
! KK 0.98 KP 1.06 LA 0.99 MC 1.12
! MK 1.00 NL 0.95 NY 1.00 OV 0.97
! PT 0.99 SC 0.99 WF 1.04 GN 0.95
!
! A total of 45 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 2:
! BR 0.97 FD 0.96 GC 0.99 HN 0.99
! KK 0.94 KP 1.08 LA 0.97 MC 1.10
! MK 1.00 NL 0.87 NY 1.00 OV 0.97
! PT 0.98 SC 0.97 WF 1.01 GN 0.91
!
! A total of 3 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 3:
! BR 0.99 FD 0.97 GC 0.97 HN 0.98
! KK 0.97 KP 1.06 LA 0.98 MC 1.00*
! MK 1.02 NL 0.99 NY 1.01 OV 1.00
! PT 0.99 SC 1.02 WF 0.98 GN 1.01
!
!
! Correcting IF 2.
! A total of 30 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 1:
! BR 0.99 FD 0.99 GC 1.07 HN 1.06
! KK 0.96 KP 1.13 LA 0.98 MC 1.22
! MK 0.97 NL 0.96 NY 0.99 OV 0.97
! PT 0.99 SC 0.99 WF 1.04 GN 0.93
!
! A total of 45 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 2:
! BR 0.97 FD 0.98 GC 0.99 HN 1.00
! KK 0.92 KP 1.11 LA 0.97 MC 1.06
! MK 0.98 NL 0.87 NY 1.00 OV 0.98
! PT 0.98 SC 0.97 WF 0.99 GN 0.91
!
! A total of 3 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 3:
! BR 1.00 FD 0.98 GC 0.97 HN 0.98
! KK 0.95 KP 1.12 LA 0.98 MC 1.00*
! MK 1.00 NL 0.99 NY 1.01 OV 1.01
! PT 0.98 SC 1.03 WF 1.00 GN 1.01
!
!
! Correcting IF 3.
! A total of 30 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 1:
! BR 1.00 FD 0.98 GC 1.07 HN 1.02
! KK 0.97 KP 1.06 LA 1.00 MC 1.05
! MK 0.99 NL 0.96 NY 1.01 OV 0.95
! PT 0.99 SC 0.99 WF 1.04 GN 0.95
!
! A total of 45 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 2:
! BR 0.96 FD 0.96 GC 1.00 HN 0.99
! KK 0.94 KP 1.04 LA 0.98 MC 1.72
! MK 1.00 NL 0.87 NY 1.02 OV 0.96
! PT 0.98 SC 0.98 WF 0.99 GN 0.94
!
! A total of 3 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 3:
! BR 1.00 FD 0.97 GC 0.98 HN 0.98
! KK 0.97 KP 1.05 LA 0.99 MC 1.00*
! MK 1.02 NL 0.99 NY 1.03 OV 1.01
! PT 0.98 SC 1.02 WF 1.01 GN 1.02
!
!
! Correcting IF 4.
! A total of 33 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 1:
! BR 0.99 FD 0.99 GC 1.05 HN 1.04
! KK 0.98 KP 1.13 LA 0.99 MC 1.14
! MK 0.98 NL 0.95 NY 1.00 OV 0.95
! PT 1.01 SC 1.00 WF 1.05 GN 0.95
!
! A total of 45 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 2:
! BR 0.97 FD 0.97 GC 0.99 HN 0.99
! KK 0.95 KP 1.11 LA 0.98 MC 1.21
! MK 0.99 NL 0.86 NY 1.00 OV 0.96
! PT 1.06 SC 0.99 WF 1.00 GN 0.93
!
! A total of 3 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 3:
! BR 0.98 FD 0.99 GC 0.98 HN 0.97
! KK 0.97 KP 1.12 LA 0.98 MC 1.00*
! MK 1.01 NL 0.99 NY 1.02 OV 0.99
! PT 1.04 SC 1.03 WF 1.01 GN 1.02
!
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.226180Jy sigma=1.566465
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.179017Jy sigma=1.167558
dynam = dynam - 0.5
doamp = false
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
! Inverting map and beam
! Estimated beam: bmin=2.74 mas, bmaj=3.978 mas, bpa=-18.57 degrees
! Estimated noise=0.522071 mJy/beam.
repeat
if (peak(flux) > flux_cutoff) peakwin win_mult
clean clean_niter,clean_gain
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
selfcal doamp, doflt, solint
new_peak = peak(flux)
until(new_peak<=flux_cutoff)
! clean: niter=100 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.0130788 Jy
! Component: 100 - total flux cleaned = 0.0146754 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 100 components = 0.0146754 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.008918 max=0.009982 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=0.000149 rms=0.002030 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 2.17413 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 10 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 48 components and 2.17413 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.177333Jy sigma=1.155034
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.177236Jy sigma=1.154280
! Inverting map
dynam = dynam - 1.0
doamp = true
solint = solint * (6.0/3.6)
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
repeat
if (peak(flux) > flux_cutoff) peakwin win_mult
clean clean_niter,clean_gain
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
selfcal doamp, doflt, solint
new_peak = peak(flux)
until(new_peak<=flux_cutoff)
! Added new window around map position (-18.4, 3.2).
! clean: niter=100 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.0101986 Jy
! Component: 100 - total flux cleaned = 0.0133339 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 100 components = 0.0133339 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.008869 max=0.009223 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=0.000075 rms=0.001943 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 2.18747 Jy
! Performing amp+phase self-cal over 1 minute time intervals
! Adding 19 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 61 components and 2.18747 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.176624Jy sigma=1.150063
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.127308Jy sigma=0.817973
! Inverting map and beam
! Estimated beam: bmin=2.743 mas, bmaj=3.98 mas, bpa=-18.8 degrees
! Estimated noise=0.52196 mJy/beam.
! clean: niter=100 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.0070403 Jy
! Component: 100 - total flux cleaned = 0.00832409 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 100 components = 0.00832409 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.004650 max=0.004776 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=0.000057 rms=0.000766 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 2.19579 Jy
! Performing amp+phase self-cal over 1 minute time intervals
! Adding 17 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 76 components and 2.19579 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.126592Jy sigma=0.812414
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.125460Jy sigma=0.804674
! Inverting map and beam
! Estimated beam: bmin=2.744 mas, bmaj=3.98 mas, bpa=-18.81 degrees
! Estimated noise=0.521857 mJy/beam.
! clean: niter=100 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.00251502 Jy
! Component: 100 - total flux cleaned = 0.00291844 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 100 components = 0.00291844 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.004136 max=0.004053 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=0.000036 rms=0.000685 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 2.19871 Jy
! Performing amp+phase self-cal over 1 minute time intervals
! Adding 16 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 82 components and 2.19871 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.125106Jy sigma=0.801956
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.124815Jy sigma=0.799537
! Inverting map and beam
! Estimated beam: bmin=2.745 mas, bmaj=3.98 mas, bpa=-18.84 degrees
! Estimated noise=0.521808 mJy/beam.
doamp = false
solint = solint / (6.0/3.6)
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
repeat
if (peak(flux) > flux_cutoff) peakwin win_mult
clean clean_niter,clean_gain
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
selfcal doamp, doflt, solint
new_peak = peak(flux)
until(new_peak<=flux_cutoff)
! clean: niter=100 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.000230386 Jy
! Component: 100 - total flux cleaned = 0.000403574 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 100 components = 0.000403574 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.003820 max=0.003618 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=0.000026 rms=0.000637 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 2.19911 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 18 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 87 components and 2.19911 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.124584Jy sigma=0.797777
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.124578Jy sigma=0.797665
! Inverting map
print "***********************************"
! ***********************************
print "*** Finished Amplitude Self-Cal ***"
! *** Finished Amplitude Self-Cal ***
print "***********************************"
! ***********************************
save 1308+326_S
! Writing UV FITS file: 1308+326_S.uvf
! Writing 87 model components to file: 1308+326_S.mod
! wwins: Wrote 3 windows to 1308+326_S.win
! restore: Substituting estimate of restoring beam from last 'invert'.
! Restoring with beam: 2.745 x 3.98 at -18.84 degrees (North through East)
! Clean map min=-0.0024954 max=1.8929 Jy/beam
! Writing clean map to FITS file: 1308+326_S.fits
! Writing difmap environment to: 1308+326_S.par
print "****************************"
! ****************************
print "*** Now, make some plots ***"
! *** Now, make some plots ***
print "****************************"
! ****************************
device 1308+326_Suv.ps/vps,1,2
! Attempting to open device: '1308+326_Suv.ps/vps'
radplot
! Using default options string "m1"
uvplot
! Using default options string ""
device 1308+326_Sim.ps/vps
! Attempting to open device: '1308+326_Sim.ps/vps'
uvweight 0,-1
! Uniform weighting is not currently selected.
! Gridding weights will be scaled by errors raised to the power -1.
! Radial weighting is not currently selected.
loglevs -1,2048,2
! The new contour levels are:
! -1 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 1024 2048
cmul = imstat(rms)*3
! Inverting map and beam
! Estimated beam: bmin=2.745 mas, bmaj=3.98 mas, bpa=-18.84 degrees
! Estimated noise=0.521808 mJy/beam.
mappl cln
! restore: Substituting estimate of restoring beam from last 'invert'.
! Restoring with beam: 2.745 x 3.98 at -18.84 degrees (North through East)
! Clean map min=-0.0024954 max=1.8929 Jy/beam
quit
! Quitting program
! Log file 1308+326_S.log closed on Mon Nov 25 11:23:56 2002
| en |
markdown | 846227 | # Presentation: 846227
## Technology Center 2100 and the managers of workgroup 2160 (business methods) sincerely thank the following individuals and organizations for volunteering their time to provide training to the business methods examiners in fiscal year 2001:
The NASDAQ stock exchange
The Securities Industry Association
The American Bankers Association
BITS
Lincoln Reinsurance and Lincoln National Life Insurance
The American Council of Life Insurance
NACHA
Ric Edelman of Edelman Financial Services
Cheryl Horowitz of Thompson Financial Municipals Group
Tom Van Horn of Mercata
Irah Donner of Hale and Dorr
Tom Ewing of Cooley Godward
Larry Kass of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy
By working with our partnership organizations and interests, we can continue to provide education and communication on patent issues related to business methods.
next slide
- The NASDAQ stock exchange
- The Securities Industry Association
- The American Bankers Association
- BITS
- Lincoln Reinsurance and Lincoln National Life Insurance
- The American Council of Life Insurance
- NACHA
- Ric Edelman of Edelman Financial Services
- Cheryl Horowitz of Thompson Financial Municipals Group
- Tom Van Horn of Mercata
- Irah Donner of Hale and Dorr
- Tom Ewing of Cooley Godward
- Larry Kass of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy
**By working with our partnership organizations and interests, we can continue to provide education and communication on patent issues related to business methods. **
** ***next slide*
## Technology Center 2100 is currently seeking additional training for their Business Method examiners in the following areas:
- 1. Smart cards (data only and with programming)
- 2. Payment schemes
- 3. Market analysis
- 4. Basic network security
- 5. Insurance
- 6. e-shopping
- 7. Point of sale, inventory, accounting
- 8. Business cryptography i.e. usage protection of distributed files or programs, copy protection and licensing agreements across the Internet.
- 9. Coupons and electronic incentive programs
- 10. Applications of wireless technology to e-commerce.
- 11. Operations research (workflow, resource allocation and scheduling for admin functions)
- 12. Health care management (record management ICDA billing)
- 13. Reservation systems
- If you or your organization can provide training on any of the above categories, please contact Wynn Coggins by telephone at (703)308-1344, by facsimile at (703) 305-3719, or by electronic mail at [email protected] | en |
markdown | 340309 | # Presentation: 340309
## Federal Quality Assurance and Improvement Initiatives
- Mary Jean Duckett
- Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
- May 8, 2002
**Notes:**
Federal Quality Assurance and Improvement Initiatives, a presentation by Mary Jean Duckett of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Presented at the AHRQ-NGA meeting, State Long Term Care Systems: Reducing Cost, Quality and Access, held in Indianapolis, IN May 6-8, 2002.
## Shifting Federal focus - Current
- Prospective assurances of quality in waiver applications followed by retrospective review, 3-5 years later
- Quality assurance expectations to meet regulatory compliance and/or problem identification, most often with respect to health and welfare
- Duckett
**Notes:**
Federal activity related to quality represents a change in focus for CMS. Historically, the Federal focus lay on getting assurances from States followed by a retrospective review of waiver programs. We used to ask the State to provide assurances, then look to see if the State was meeting those assurances. This changed in the past year.
## Shifting Federal focus - future
- CMS recognizes that it has a role that goes beyond simply giving permission to states to develop institutional alternatives and to monitor compliance with regulatory requirements
- It requires that it assess more closely the systems of quality assurance and improvement in place and that it provide direct assistance to its state partners concurrently
- Duckett
**Notes:**
I want to recognize that CMS’ role is changing from permission giving to developing and monitoring compliance. This new role requires that CMS assess quality assurance more closely and provide assistance to States. We are taking a systems focus now, and looking at quality improvement as well as quality assurance. We recognize the Federal role in quality improvement of service-based programs.
## CMSO Quality Initiatives
- Establishing a Framework for Quality Improvement within HCBS
- Developing Quality Improvement Tools for States
- Developing Quality Improvement Tools for CMS
- Engaging in Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement
- Providing Technical Assistance and Resources
- Duckett
**Notes:**
CMS is now developing Quality Improvement tools for States and Federal government, engaging in quality assessment and providing technical resources.
## CMSO
- Duckett
**Notes:**
CMS’ structure is such that services are not housed in any one place. There are many groups within CMS, and groups have Quality Initiatives as part of their responsibilities.
## Framework for Quality
- National Inventory of Quality Improvement Strategies (DEHPG)
- Establish a framework/description of relevant quality domains that will facilitate a common dialog
- Identify relevant strategies which states might use to monitor and improve quality within those domains
- Conduct research to establish the current “state of the art” for state QA/QI systems for information sharing and planning purposes
- Duckett
**Notes:**
The National Inventory of Quality Improvement Strategies is in Thomas Hamilton’s group. The goal is to establish a framework or description of quality domains to facilitate dialog. These are the areas you need to address when discussing quality. You need to identify strategies to improve quality in those domains, and produce research to establish current state of the art for State QI frameworks. You need to do all this to establish a framework for a common dialog. We anticipate publishing a technical manual by the end of this year.
## Tools for States
- Consumer Experience Survey/Users Guide (FSQG)
- Voluntary Tool for States
- 2 Modules: Elderly/Non-elderly disabled and MR/DD
- Duckett
**Notes:**
We are also producing a consumer experience survey developed by the financial systems and quality group. This is a voluntary tool States can use to get feedback from consumers about HCBS programs. There are two modules - elderly beneficiaries and MR/DD. These are the largest populations served under HCBS waiver systems.
## Tools for States
- Reliability and Validity of Consumer Experience Survey (FSQG)
- Current status: Conducting field tests in 3 States
- Expected Completion Date: October 2002
- Duckett
**Notes:**
We are field-testing modules in three States, and expect to complete the field tests and have a product by October of 2002.
## Tools for States
- Self Directed Measures (DEHPG)
- Development of performance indicators aimed at family and self-directed service systems, i.e., system performance indicators
- Serve as a guide to states as they develop their family and self-directed waivers
- States could use it to assess the quality and comprehensiveness of their family and self-directed programs
- Duckett
**Notes:**
The third tool is self-directed measures. Performance indicators are directed at family and community and are self-directed services and they are systems performance indicators. They can serve as a guide for States as they develop -directed programs and key into issues they need to think about. States can use them to assess the quality of programs. They can be used for development stage and as an ongoing tool to evaluate program. A product is due perhaps in the next fiscal year.
## Tools for CMS
- Collection and Analysis of State Data for Long-Term Care/ State Planning Data for Systems Change (DEHPG)
- Develop a HCBS waiver database
- Identify LTC data available and needed for planning
- Design Data Reports and analytical tools
- Develop data collection and transfer processes and procedures
- Duckett
**Notes:**
The fourth tool is the collection and analysis of State planning data for Long Term Care. States need data to go to their legislators and propose change, as does the Federal government. We will develop an HCBS waiver database. Our data was formerly limited to the number of programs and the populations served and what services are provided. The new system will have more specific data on content, what are the average per capita cost, how many services are provided, who are the eligibility groups, are special income level groups covered, what was the actual experience (number served and actual average per capita cost). We will also try to expand waiver data to include other long term care data to look and community and institutional services. The longer term goal is to include non-Medicaid data so we can predict effects on other parts of long term care system. We are planning for electronic submissions of annual cost reports and reviews to speed the process and make submission easier for States.
## Quality Assessment and Improvement
- HCBS Waiver Quality Review Protocol
- Guide for Conducting Quality Reviews (FSQG)
- Guide for States/Regional Offices (RO) to use as they conduct Quality Reviews
- Focus on adequacy and appropriateness
- Estimated Completion Date: October 2002
- Duckett
**Notes:**
Last year, we issued the HCBS waiver protocol that regional offices use to review State waiver programs. We are now developing a guide that builds on the protocol to guide the program reviews. It will focus on advocacy and appropriateness of reviews.
## National Contractor for HCBS Quality (DEHPG)
- Resource to CMS Regional Offices (RO) and States
- Follow up to RO visits utilizing the protocol where significant opportunities for improvement are identified
- Urgent or Emergent follow-up in special circumstances
- State requests for consultation, triaged through RO/CO
- Duckett
**Notes:**
The national contractor for HCBS quality is a resource to regional offices and States. It follow up on the protocol to identify areas for review improvement. We are also developing an urgent follow up and triage protocol to prioritize what States will work with the contractor first due to limited resources.
## National Contractor for HCBS Quality (DEHPG)
- Contractors to assist in Root Cause Analysis and identification of quality improvement strategies
- NOT look-behind review
- NOT additional monitoring or review
- Repository of CMS Quality related tools, Technical Assistance and Training
- 2002 focus for MR/DD
- Duckett
**Notes:**
The contractor assists with root cause analysis to determine the cause of problems and strategies to improve performance. This is NOT a look-behind or another review of waiver program or determining whether the regional did its job. It is a tool for States at their request for additional technical assistance. Information developed through the contractor will become a repository of CMS information for training. The contractor works with States and produces products to assist other States. Montana is working with the contractor and regional office. We may also work with Georgia, Tennessee and Iowa. Our focus now is on MR/DD programs.
## Technical Assistance and Resources
- Promising Practices (DEHPG)
- 3 year ongoing project to identify and describe promising practices within state programs intended to assist persons with disabilities of all ages to live and fully participate in communities of their choice
- Highlighted will be both broad systems reform efforts (e.g., Michigan’s 1915b/c combo for specialty services) as well as specific tools utilized by states (e.g., Wyoming’s method for individual budgets)
- Ongoing posting to CMS web site.
- Duckett
**Notes:**
CMS will provide technical assistance and resources. Promising Practices was a three year project to identify and describe promising programs. CMS recognizes that every State has programs with effective practices that could be useful to other States. There is no best program. Each has best practices. CMS will highlight broad system reforms as well as specific tools/aspects of programs. Promising practices will be posted on the CMS website.
## Technical Assistance and Resources
- Promising Practices
- http:www.hcfa.gov/medicaid
- Look for “promising practices in home and community-based services”
- Duckett
**Notes:**
You can find information on promising practices on the HCFA website/CMS website as well as other helpful information. The old address - www.hcfa.gov has been replaced with www.cms.gov.
## TA (cont.)
- Data Readiness Project (FSQG)
- Compile info on selected QI activities that are data driven
- Prepare technical assistance briefs to states
- Estimated completion date: late spring
- Provide technical assistance to selected states
- Estimated completion date: October 2002
- Duckett
**Notes:**
Another technical assistance project by Rachel Block’s group is a data readiness project to compile information on quality improvement activities that are data driven. What activities have States tried that have worked? We will prepare technical assistance briefs based on the information. We anticipate completing it by Fall 2002.
## TA (cont.)
- Conference on Quality Measurement and Improvement
- May 2-3, 2002, Nashville, TN
- Feature national/state experts and best practices in quality measurement/improvement
- Will include practices identified through the “Data Readiness” project
- Duckett
**Notes:**
Information on data readiness was shared at the Quality Assurance held in Nashville in April. We will also produce technical assistance documents based on the Nashville conference to share information with States that were unable to attend.
## Other Initiatives of Note
- Study of the impact of Medicaid home and community based service programs on quality of life, quality of care, utilization and cost (OSP - Lewin)
- Elderly/Disabled and Persons with MR/DD
- Resource Network - www.hcbs.org
- Duckett
**Notes:**
We are also working on a study of the impact of Medicaid HCBS on quality of life, quality of care . This study is being conducted through a contract with Lewin and focuses on the two largest populations served – elderly and disabled and MR/DD. Information is available on the resource network web site - www.hcbs.org.
## Other Initiatives of Note
- Development and Validation of Performance Measure Set for for the Evaluation of Medicaid Services Rendered to People with DD (SCG)
- Indicators for ICF/MR settings
- Compliance/Feedback/Benchmarking
- Duckett
**Notes:**
The Survey and Certification Group is development and validating performance measures for ICF/MR settings. The measures can be used by States to ensure compliance, obtain feedback, and to set benchmarks.
## Summary
- Coordinated, quality effort that utilizes prospective assurances and retrospective reviews, but will include concurrent quality improvements to further enable the full inclusion and participation of persons with disabilities in communities of their choice.
- Duckett
**Notes:**
We feel that we need to increase the tools available in the Toolbox. Our only previous tools were to terminate programs or non-renew waivers but we also want to have new tools that improve programs. | en |
converted_docs | 290206 | Number range CHAPTER**FACT SHEET FOR NO~y~ MONITORING**
**Introduction**
Reactive nitrogen compounds (NO~y~) have been identified as precursors
for both ozone and fine particulate matter (PM~2.5~). The National
Ambient Air Monitoring Strategy (NAAMS) calls for deployment of NO~y~
monitors at approximately 75 locations. OAQPS has begun an effort to
gain knowledge and experience with NO~y~ monitoring in order to resolve
a number of technical issues that have been identified with NO~y~
monitoring, as well as to be prepared to provide support to State and
Local monitoring agencies as they begin to purchase, install, and
operate NO~y~ monitors.
**Definition of NO~y~**
NO~y~ consists of all oxides of nitrogen in which the oxidation state of
the N atom is +2 or greater, ie, the sum of all reactive nitrogen oxides
including NO~x~ (NO + NO~2~) and other nitrogen oxides referred to as
NO~z~. The major components of NO~z~ include nitrous acids \[nitric acid
(HNO~3~), and nitrous acid (HONO)\], organic nitrates \[peroxyl acetyl
nitrate (PAN), methyl peroxyl acetyl nitrate (MPAN), and peroxyl
propionyl nitrate, (PPN)\], and particulate nitrates.
NO + NO~2~ + NO~z~ = NO~y~
**Principle of Operation**
The current recommendation for the measurement of NO~y~ is the use of a
thermal converter to convert reactive nitrogen species to NO followed by
detection of NO by its chemiluminescence reaction with an excess of
O~3~. NO is measured by bypassing the converter. The combination of
NO~2~ and NO~z~ can be then determined by difference. This procedure is
similar to the current methodology used to measure NO~x~, however, the
converter temperature is higher in order to more completely convert
NO~z~ species, and the converter has been moved to very near the sample
inlet to avoid line losses of "sticky" NO~y~ species such as HNO~3~.
**Literature Search**
Based on the results of a literature search, three manufacturers of
trace level NO~y~ monitors have been identified. The specifications for
the three analyzers are provided in Table 1. The price for these
analyzers are in the range of \$15,000 and \$20,000. See the internet
websites below for additional information on these analyzers, and vendor
contacts in your area:
[[http://www.teledyne-api.com/products/index.asp]{.underline}](http://www.teledyne-api.com/products/index.asp)
[[http://www.thermo.com/]{.underline}](http://www.thermo.com/)
[[http://www.ecotech.com.au/ml9800.htm]{.underline}](http://www.ecotech.com.au/ml9800.htm)
**Trace Level Modifications**
A number of modifications are typically made to the standard NOx/NOy
monitor to improve the detection limit for trace gas monitoring.
Depending on the particular make, modifications may include the
following:
1. Pre-reactor to eliminate non-NOy interferent,
2. Increase sample flow rate, and
3. Improved temperature controls in photomultiplier tube.
**Calibration and Zero**
Calibration and zero tests should be performed through the remote
converter. The Thermo NO~y~ analyzer has a separate connection for the
calibration gas at the inlet of the converter. An adequate supply of
calibration gasses must be supplied to ensure that excess calibration
gas passes out the inlet. Currently, OAQPS recommends that a zero and
span check be performed daily, and multi-point calibrations be performed
on a monthly basis. OAQPS is currently conducting a study to determine
if more frequent checks are needed, or if less frequent checks are
acceptable.
**Issues with the Method**
*1) Reaction of NO with ambient ozone.*
It is well known that ambient ozone will react with NO in the sample
line, resulting in a reduction in the NO reading. For this reason, it is
recommended that the residence time in the sample line be as short as
possible, and no more than 2 seconds. For a 1/4 inch OD, 1/8 inch ID
tubing and a total sample rate of 1.5 liters per minute, the maximum
sample line length is approximately 20 feet. Thick wall tubing and
increased bypass flow can be used if longer sampling lines are needed.
*2) Conversion efficiency of converter.*
The molybdenum converter is consumed, and has an average life of
approximately 1 year. The efficiency of the converter will reduce over
time, and as such must be checked periodically. At this time,
differences of opinion exist between researchers as to the appropriate
NO~y~ species to use to check converter efficiency. Potential species
include NO~2~, HNO~3~, isopropyl nitrate, and n-propyl nitrate. OAQPS is
performing a study to determine which species should be used in the
NCore program to test converter efficiency.
*3) Ammonia interference*.
Depending on the converter temperature, the converter may convert a
small amount of NH~3~ to NO, resulting in increased NO readings.
However, under normal circumstances NH~3~ concentrations are low
compared to NO and this positive interference is negligible.
Nonetheless, care should be taken when siting the monitor to be sure
that it is not located near significant NH~3~ sources which could cause
elevated NH~3~ concentrations (e.g., concentrated animal feeding
operations).
**Table 1. Summary of Commercially Available NO~y~ Monitors**
+----------+------+----+------+-------+-------+------+-------+---------+
| **Inst | **Lo | * | **Re | * | * | ** | **P | * |
| rument** | west | *L | spon | *Zero | *Span | Auto | recis | *Approx |
| | Ran | DL | se** | Dr | Dr | R | ion** | imate** |
| **Make | ge** | ** | | ift** | ift** | angi | | |
| /Model** | | | **Ti | | | ng** | | ** |
| | | | me** | | | | | Price** |
+----------+------+----+------+-------+-------+------+-------+---------+
| API | 0- | 50 | 120 | \<0.1 | \ | Yes | 0.5% | \$15 |
| 501NOY | 5ppb | p | | pp | <0.5% | | | -19,000 |
| | | pt | | b/day | FS | | | |
+----------+------+----+------+-------+-------+------+-------+---------+
| Thermo | 0- | 50 | 120 | Neg. | +/- | Yes | NA | \ |
| 42C-YNOy | 5ppb | p | | | 1% FS | | | $19,490 |
| | | pt | | | | | | |
+----------+------+----+------+-------+-------+------+-------+---------+
| EcoTech | 0-2 | 50 | Vari | \<0.1 | +/- | Yes | 5 | NA |
| EC9 | 0ppb | p | able | | 1% FS | | 0ppt, | |
| 841A-NOy | | pt | | pp | | | or | |
| | | | | b/day | | | 0.5% | |
| | | | | | | | of | |
| | | | | | | | re | |
| | | | | | | | ading | |
| | | | | | | | above | |
| | | | | | | | 50 | |
| | | | | | | | ppb | |
+----------+------+----+------+-------+-------+------+-------+---------+
| en |
markdown | 076847 | # Presentation: 076847
## Census Bureau
**What’s New **
**in the 2002 **
**Economic Census**
- www.census.gov/econ2002
## Economic
data collected from businesses
Demographic
data collected from households
** **data collected from** businesses**
** **
**Demographic**
** **data collected from** households**
- Census Terminology
## Slide 3
## Surveys vs Economic Census
***Census ***
***(years ending in 2 & 7)***
- Every 5 years
- Industry/product detail
- Detailed Geography
***Surveys***
- Annual, quarterly, monthly
- Limited detail
- Mostly national
## Economic Census Provides:
** ***Detailed information on the structure of the economy*
** **What industries exist
- Where they are located
- What inputs they consume
- What outputs they produce
- What markets they serve
***Economic Census Coverage***
- “The Economic Census is indispensable to understanding America’s economy...”
- --**Alan Greenspan, Chairman, Federal Reserve Board of Governors**
**Notes:**
All of these statistics are very important to policy makers and business people.
Alan Greenspan, chairman FRB, “The Economic Census is indispensable to understanding America’s economy”
Thomas J Donohue, President, US Chamber of Commerce, “Sound and timely economic data are the fuel that powers economic decision making...”
## Public Sector Uses
- Benchmarking
- Tracking economic change
- Attracting new businesses
- Assisting business development
- “Sound and timely economic
- data are the fuel that powers
- business decision making...”
- --**Thomas J. Donohue, President,**
**United States Chamber of Commerce**
## Private Sector Uses
**Study your industry**
- Market share
- Product trends
- Strategic planning
**What’s my share?**
**How does my firm compare?**
## Private Sector Uses
**Study your industry**
- Market share
- Product trends
- Strategic planning
**Study business markets**
- Site locations
- Sales territories
- Forecasting sales
**Where are my customers? suppliers? competitors?**
## Private Sector Uses
**Study your industry**
- Market share
- Product trends
- Strategic planning
**Study business markets**
- Site locations
- Sales territories
- Forecasting sales
**Evaluate investments**
- Estimate market size
- Data for loan applications
## 2002 Economic Census Key Dates
## 2002 Economic Census What’s New?
**New Questions**
**E-commerce sales**
**Supply chain (including outsourcing)**
**Leased employees**
## 2002 Economic Census
**Better questionnaire design**
**Forms customized for more industries**
**Internet-based help-site**
**Electronic reporting - ****downloadable forms**
- What’s New?
## Many businesses won’t get a form
**Very small businesses**
**Nonemployers**
**Very small employers not sampled**
**Most locations of multi-unit firms**
**Forms go to company headquarters**
**Excluded industries**
**Agriculture, forestry, fisheries; schools; labor, political, religious organizations**
## 2002 Publicity Information kit
**Public Service Ads**
**Material for articles**
**Press releases**
**Story ideas**
**Local data from 1997**
**Data uses**
**Questions and answers**
## 2002 Publicity Key intermediaries
**General media**
**Broadcast media**
**Newspapers**
**News magazines**
**Business media**
**Business publications**
**Trade associations**
**Chambers of commerce**
**Data centers**
## Slide 20
## Slide 21
## Three “waves” of
***Three “waves” of ***
***publicity***
## Public Service Ads
*Public Service Ads*
*can take many forms*
## Public Service Ads
*Public Service Ads*
*can take many forms*
## 2002 Publicity You can help!
**Newsletters**
**Internet sites **
**Training / conferences**
**Contacts with local media**
**Give media local angles**
**Gathering testimonials**
## 2002 Economic Census Timetable for Publicity
## 2002 Publicity Useful website addresses
**For everyone, **including users
- **www.census.gov/econ2002**
**For businesses** with a form **www.census.gov/econhelp**
**For promotion**
- **www.census.gov/2002promo**
## Slide 29
## Slide 30
## ?? Questions ??
***??****** ******Questions****** ******??***
- For more information:
- -- [email protected]
- (301) 763-2547 or (877) 790-1876 | en |
converted_docs | 768171 | COMMUNITY HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES (CHR)
+--------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
| | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | Increase |
| | | | | |
| | Actual | President's | Estimate | or Decrease |
| | | | | |
| | | Budget | | |
+--------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
| BA | \ | \ | \ | +\$859,000 |
| | $49,789,000 | $50,774,000 | $51,633,000 | |
+--------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
| FTE | 3 | 3 | 3 | 0 |
+--------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
| | | | | |
+--------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
| Number of | 1,749 | 1,749 | 1,644 | -105 |
| CHRs | | | | |
+--------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
| \# of | 2,200,000 | 2,200,000 | 2,200,000 | 0 |
| Tribally | | | | |
| Operated | | | | |
| Svcs | | | | |
| Provided | | | | |
+--------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+
**[PURPOSE AND METHOD OF OPERATION]{.underline}**
The Indian Health Service (IHS) Community Health Representatives (CHR)
provides a wide-ranging array of services in their individual
communities. Because needs vary tremendously among the tribes, no single
job description can account for the multiplicity of duties and
responsibilities that these important paraprofessionals provide.
The 284 Community Health Representative programs are tribally
administered, contracted or compacted health care outreach programs.
Trained in the basic skills of health care provision, disease control
and prevention, CHRs as community members can successfully create change
in community acceptance and utilization of Western health care resources
while respecting and attempting to incorporate traditional practices.
The Indian Health Service works with tribes and provides leadership and
guidance to the CHR Program.
CHRs are health educators, providing workshops and classes on a variety
of topics to an assortment of audiences. They are also health promoters
who develop and implement programs in areas such as safety, exercise and
fitness, nutrition or drug alternatives for youth. They are advocates,
both for individual patients and for tribal concerns in a variety of
settings in American Indian and Alaska Native, and non-Indian community;
and they provide direct patient care in specialized areas for which they
are trained.
CHRs provide services such as screening and identification of health
problems; education and outreach; monitoring patient status; planning,
development and implementation of projects in areas listed below:
- Diabetes
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- Cardiovascular disease
- Cancer
- FAS/FAE
- Vision needs
- Nutrition and obesity
- Safety awareness and injury prevention
- Maternal and child health, elder care, alcohol and drug abuse
prevention and referral.
The CHR is literally a "jack of all trades.\" CHRs provide prenatal
education in the home of a mother-to-be who is afraid to visit the
clinic. They monitor vital signs and provide water to emergency workers
fighting fires. A CHR provides regular home visits and a listening ear
to elders, ensures medications are taken properly and assesses the home
environment for adequate care and risks such as loose carpet or frayed
electrical cords.
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**CHRs prove themselves over and over as indispensable assets to
American Indian and Alaska Native communities**. Whether they are:
- Translating;
- Taking blood pressures and sugar readings at weekly screenings in
the community center;
- Helping in the school setting;
- Organizing and conducting exercise programs;
- Speaking to the benefits of enrollment in Medicare/Medicaid;
- Providing medical assistance on an elder group's field trip;
- Delivering medications to homebound patients;
- Transporting someone without the resources or ability to get to
medical care;
- Planning and coordinating community Health Fairs;
- Arranging medical appointments and coordinating lodging for patients
who cannot for themselves,
CHRs maintain a patient caseload for which they provide innumerable
services to American Indian and Alaska Native individuals ranging in age
from the newest baby to the oldest elder.
The CHR program plays an important role in the successful implementation
of IHS/Tribal health promotion and disease prevention initiatives and
efforts to improve access to and utilization of medical services. The
CHRs serve indigenous people and are well positioned within their
communities to provide the needed educational and related services that
can result in healthier lifestyles and earlier treatment and lower
morbidity among their people. The CHRs are effective outreach health
care providers and have established an efficient network system through
which health promotion and disease prevention activities and access to
services are being delivered to the American Indian and Alaska Native
people.
Many of the health problems American Indian and Alaska Native people
encounter are preventable. Most relate to lifestyle, improper or lack of
education and information, poor environmental health, and even lack of
proper health screening. The CHR is in a unique position to attempt to
make a positive impact on many of these maladies.
**[ACCOMPLISHMENTS]{.underline}**
- Working to more closely collaborate with other health care
initiatives, CHR Programs have implemented a variety of programs
aimed at youth and children in areas of risk education, injury
prevention and safety awareness.
- A demonstration project is beginning to show positive outcomes via
CHR efforts to more assertively identify and enroll eligible tribal
members in Medicare and Medicaid, thereby expanding the resources
available to pay for health care costs for American Indian and
Alaska Native people and more importantly, filling in gaps or lack
of health care services to individuals who need it most.
#### **PERFORMANCE MEASURES**
The Community Health Representatives budget contributes to the
accomplishment of the following FY 2004 performance measures:
[Indicator 2]{.underline}: During FY 2004, increase the proportion of
I/T/U clients with diagnosed diabetes that have demonstrated improved
glycemic control by 2% over the FY 2003 level.
[Indicator 3]{.underline}: During FY 2004, increase the proportion of
I/T/U clients with diagnosed diabetes who have achieved blood pressure
control standards by 2% over the FY 2003 level.
[Indicator 24]{.underline}: During FY 2004:
a\. increase the rates for all recommended immunizations for AI/AN
children ages 3‑27 months by 2% over the FY 2003 rates
b\. establish baseline rates for recommended immunizations for AI/AN
children 19‑35 months.
[Indicator 25]{.underline}: In FY 2004, maintain the FY 2003 rate for
influenza vaccination levels among non-institutionalized adults age 55
years and older.
[Indicator 26]{.underline}: In FY 2004, maintain the FY 2003 rate for
pneumococcal vaccination levels among non-institutionalized adults age
65 years and older.
Following are the funding levels for the last 5 fiscal years:
+--------------------+--------------------------------+---------------+
| # Year | **[Funding]{.underline}** | **[FTE]{ |
| | | .underline}** |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+---------------+
| 1999 | \$45,960,000 | 5 |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+---------------+
| 2000 | \$46,380,000 | 0 |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+---------------+
| 2001 | \$48,061,000 | 0 |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+---------------+
| 2002 | \$49,789,000 | 0 |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+---------------+
| 2003 | \$50,774,000 | 3 |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+---------------+
**[RATIONALE FOR BUDGET REQUEST]{.underline}**
[TOTAL REQUEST]{.underline} \-- The request of \$51,633,000 and 3 FTEs
is an increase of \$859,000 over the FY 2003 President's Budget request
of \$50,774,000 and 3 FTEs. The increase includes the following:
# Pay Cost Increase: +\$777,000
The request of \$777,000 will fund tribal pay costs which will assist
the IHS in maintaining access to services for the IHS patient
population. Provision of these funds is necessary to maintain the
current I/T/U health system which works to eliminate disparities in
health status between the American Indian and Alaska Native population
and the rest of the U.S.
#### Phasing-In of Staff for New Facilities: +\$82,000
The request of \$82,000 provides for the phasing-in of staff and related
costs for new facilities allowing IHS to expand services in areas where
existing capacity is most overextended. The staffing of new facilities
also contributes to the recruitment and retention of dental staff and
promotes self-determination activities. The following table displays the
requested increase.
---------------------------------- --------------- ---------- ------------
**Facility:** **Dollars** **FTE** **Tribal**
Winnebago, NE Hospital \$82,000 0 3
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brous garment, and proceeded to the church, where I
had prepared a treat for my parishioners. While
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Deum the flame suddenly illuminated the church like
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deliers, the hangings, the flowers, Avere all dazzling. The
congregation seemed electrified ; the sacred hymn was
chaunted with redoubled zeal and energy; but the
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had not entered into my calculation. With the flame
rose clouds of smoke, which soon nearly suffocated us,
and the whole congregation coughed in a frightful
manner for nearly five minutes ; fortunately our church
had openings in all directions and the smoke cleared off
easily. After the festival of Christmas, we were able to
commence the foundations of our new church. The
architecture was to be in the Gothic style, and the build-
ing large enough to accommodate the entire population.
But our means were much more circumscribed than
our projects ; we were in want of machinery ; it was
impossible to find a single pulley in the whole colony ;
hence we were compelled to lift stones and beams of tim-
ber with the sole force of our arms. Against the wages
of masons and carpenters, we had not two thousand
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converted_docs | 418883 | # Research Infusion 2008
# Potential Tool and Technology Candidate
**[Contact Information]{.underline}**
**Name of Tool/Technology** : JPF Java PathFinder
**Name of Technology Provider** : NASA Ames Research Center (ARC)
**Primary Point of Contact (PPC)** : Peter C. Mehlitz
**PPC Phone No.** (650) 604-1682
**PPC e-mail**
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**APC Phone No.** (650) 604-4767
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**Technology Provider Website** :
<http://ic.arc.nasa.gov/tech/techarea.php?ta=1> and
[http://javapathfinder.sourceforge.net](http://javapathfinder.sourceforge.net/)
**Technology Provider Address** : Mail Stop 269-2 Moffett Field, CA
94035-1000,
**Technology Provider Tel. No.** (650) 604-1682; FAX: (650) 604-4036
**[Tool/Technology Details]{.underline}**
**Description of Tool/Technology** : A system to verify executable Java
byte code programs. In its
> basic form, it is a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) that is used as an
> explicit state software model checker, systematically exploring all
> potential execution paths of a program to find violations of
> properties like deadlocks or unhandled exceptions. While JPF was
> motivated by finding defects in concurrent programs, it has been
> extended to include test case generation, coverage analysis, numeric
> analysis, UML state machine model checking and many more.
**Commercial or Research :** Research
**Associated Program :**
**Potential Benefits** : JPF is a pure Java application that can be run
either as a
standalone command line tool, or embedded into systems like
> development environments; Also applies to S/W Assurance.
**Supported Platforms (PC, Linux, etc)**: all platforms supporting Java
**Required Inputs** : Java bytecode program
**Outputs Produced** : analysis reports (configurable)
**[Maturity Level]{.underline}**
**Applied to Real Problems?** Yes No
**If Yes, Level of Success Achieved** Very successful (see news about
Fujitsu collaboration)
**Already in Use within NASA?** Yes No
**If Yes, at what center(s)** Ames Research Center (ARC)
**[Support]{.underline}**
**User/Ref. Documentation Available** Yes, at
[http://javapathfinder.sourceforge.net](http://javapathfinder.sourceforge.net/)
**Phone Support Available** For selected users
**Is Tech Developer willing to support infusion effort?** Yes No
**[Licensing]{.underline}**
**Is Tech Developer willing to provide Evaluation Copy for extended
period of time?** Yes No
**[Other Information]{.underline}**
JPF is open sourced under the NOSA 1.3 license since 2005, and its
development is hosted on Sourceforge (i.e. a public website). The system
is now in its 8 year of development, and has spawned a number of
collaborations/contributions with industry and academia.
| en |
converted_docs | 454004 | *J. Chem. Inf. Comput. Sci.* **2003,** *43,* 525-531
**Decision Forest: Combining the Predictions of Multiple Independent
Decision\
Tree Models**
Weida Tong,\*^,†^ Huixiao Hong,^‡^ Hong Fang,^‡^ Qian Xie,^‡^ and Roger
Perkins^‡^
Center for Toxicoinformatics, Division of Biometry and Risk Assessment,
National Center for Toxicological\
Research, Jefferson, Arkansas 72079, and Northrop Grumman Information
Technology,\
Jefferson, Arkansas 72079
Received September 16, 2002
The techniques of combining the results of multiple classification
models to produce a single prediction have been investigated for many
years. In earlier applications, the multiple models to be combined were
developed by altering the training set. The use of these so-called
resampling techniques, however, poses the risk of reducing predictivity
of the individual models to be combined and/or over fitting the noise in
the data, which might result in poorer prediction of the composite model
than the individual models. In this paper, we suggest a novel approach,
named Decision Forest, that combines multiple Decision Tree models. Each
Decision Tree model is developed using a unique set of descriptors. When
models of similar predictive quality are combined using the Decision
Forest method, quality compared to the individual models is consistently
and significantly improved in both training and testing steps. An
example will be presented for prediction of binding affinity of 232
chemicals to the estrogen receptor.
INTRODUCTION
The Decision Tree method determines a chemical's activity through a
series of rules based on selection of descriptors. These rules are
operated by using IF-THEN expressions and displayed as limbs in the form
of a *tree* containing, in most cases, only binary branching. For
example, a simple rule could be "IF molecular weight \> 300, THEN the
chemical is active". The rules provide intuitive interpretation of
biological questions with respect to the relationship and/ or
association between descriptors, that is more appealing for some users
than a nonlinear "black box" such as an artificial neural network (ANN).
One major advantage of Decision Tree is speed of model development and
prediction. In the case of the now widespread use of combinatory
synthesis in conjunction with high throughput screening (HTS) in drug
discovery, Decision Tree offers advantages to quickly process a large
volume of data and provide immediate feed back to narrow down the number
of chemicals for synthesis and evaluation.^1,2^
The automatic tree construction in Decision Tree dates back to the early
1960s.^3^ The Classification and Regression Tree (CART) developed by
Breiman et al.^4,5^ is widely used in various disciplines. Depending on
the nature of the activity data, the tree can be constructed for either
regression or classification. Each end node ("leaf of the tree") of a
regression tree gives a quantitative prediction, while the
classification tree gives categorical predictions. The classification
tree is most commonly used in data analysis, where the endpoint is
usually binomial (i.e. yes/no or +/-). Since tree-construction methods
are recursive in nature, it is also
\* Corresponding author phone: (870)543-7142; fax: (870)543-7662;
[[e-mail: [email protected].]{.underline}](mailto:[email protected].)
Corresponding address: NCTR, 3900 NCTR Road, HFT 20, Jefferson, AR
72079.
> † National Center for Toxicological Research.
>
> ‡ Northrop Grumman Information Technology.
called recursive partitioning (RP) in pattern recognition.
Whether Decision Tree is more accurate than other similar techniques
depends on the application domain and the effectiveness of the
particular implementation. Lim and Loh^6^ compared 22 Decision Tree
methods with nine statistical algorithms and two ANN approaches on 32
data sets. They found no statistical difference among the methods
evaluated. For classification of estrogen ligands into active and
inactive groups, we found that Decision Tree gives comparable results
compared to K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN), Soft Independent Modeling of
Chemical Analogy (SIMCA), and ANN.^7^ It appears that the nature of
descriptors used, and more particularly the effectiveness in which they
encode the structural features of the molecule related to the activity,
is far more critical than the specific method employed.
Evaluating different ways for tree construction and implementation has
been a major focus for improving Decision Tree performance. Some
representative researches include AID,^3^ CHAID,^8^ C4.5,^9,10^ S-Plus
tree,^11^ FACT,^12^ QUEST,^13^ IND,^14^ OC1,^15^ LMDT,^16^ CAL5,^17,18^
and T1.^19^ Decision Tree methods are also applied in the drug discovery
field, such as (1) Statistical Classification of Activities of Molecules
(SCAM) developed by Young et al.^1,2^ for generation of SAR rules using
the binary descriptors in a sequential screening approach; (2) combining
RP with simulated annealing (RP/ SA) reported by Blower et al.^20^ to
identify combination of descriptors that give the best tree models; and
(3) a novel regression tree based on artificial ant colony systems
developed by Izrailev and Agrafiotis.^21^
In this paper, a novel approach is explored that classifies a new
chemical by combining the predictions from multiple classification tree
models. This method is named Decision Forest, and a model consists of a
set of individually trained classification trees that are developed
using unique sets of descriptors. Our results suggest that the Decision
Forest
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2003 by the American Chemical Society\
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**Figure 1.** A schematic presentation of combining the predictions of
multiple Decision Tree models.
model is consistently superior to any individual trees that are combined
to produce the forest in both training and validation steps.
DECISION FOREST
**Methodological Consideration.** Combining (or ensemble or consensus)
forecast is a statistical technique that combines the results of
multiple individual models to reach a single prediction.^22^ The overall
scheme of the technique is shown in Figure 1, where the individual
models are normally developed using an ANN^23-25^ or Decision
Tree.^26,27^ A thorough review of this subject can be found in a number
of papers.^28-30^
In most cases, individual models are developed using a portion of
chemicals randomly selected from the original data set.^31^ For example,
a data set can be randomly divided into two sets, 2/3 for training and
1/3 for testing. A model developed with the training set will be
accepted if it gives satisfactory predictions for the testing set. A set
of predictive models is generated by repeating this procedure, and the
predictions of these models are then combined when predicting a new
chemical. The training set can also be generated using more robust
statistical "resampling" approaches, such as Bagging^32^ or
Boosting.^33^
Bagging is a"bootstrap" ensemble method by which each model is developed
on a training set that is generated by randomly selecting chemicals from
the original data set.^32^ In the selection process, some chemicals may
be repeated more than once, while others may be left out so that the
training set is the same size as the original data set. In Boosting, the
training set for each model is also the same size as the original data
set. However, each training set is determined based on the performance
of the earlier model-(s); chemicals that are incorrectly predicted by
the previous model are chosen more often than chemicals that were
correctly predicted in the next training set.^33^ Boosting, Bagging, and
other resampling approaches have all been reported to improve predictive
accuracy.
The resampling approaches use only a portion of the data set for
constructing the individual models. Since each chemical in a data set
encodes some SAR information, reducing the number of chemicals in a
training set for model construction will weaken most individual models'
predictive accuracy. It follows that reducing the number of chemicals
also reduces the improvement in a combining system gained by the
resampling approach. Moreover, Freund and Schapire reported that some
resampling techniques could be at risk of overfitting the noise in the
data, which leads to much worse prediction from multiple models.^33^
The idea of combining multiple models implicitly assumes that one could
not identify all aspects of the underlying variable relationship, and
thus different models are able to capture it for prediction. Combining
several identical models produces no gain. The benefit of combining
multiple models can be realized only if individual models give different
predictions. An ideal combined system should consist of several accurate
models that disagree in prediction as much as possible. Thus, the
important aspects of the Decision Forest approach were as follows:
1. Each individual model in Figure 1 is developed using a *distinct*
set of descriptors that was explicitly excluded from all other
models, thus ensuring each individual model's unique contribution to
making prediction.
2. The quality of all models in Decision Forest is *comparable* to
ensure that each model significantly contributes to the prediction.
**Decision Forest Algorithm.** The development of the Decision Forest
algorithm consists of the following steps:
1. The algorithm can be initiated with either a predefined *N* to
determine the number of models to be combined or a misclassification
threshold to set a quality criterion for individual models. The
former case is illustrated in this paper.
2. A tree is constructed without pruning. The tree identifies the
minimum number of misclassified chemicals *(MIS)* for a given data
set. *MIS* then serves as a quality criterion to guide individual
tree construction and pruning in the following iterative steps 3-6.
3. A tree is constructed and pruned. The extent of pruning is
determined by the *MIS.* The pruned tree assigns a probability (0-1)
to each chemical in the data set.
4. The descriptors used in the previous model are removed from the
original descriptor pool, and the remaining descriptors are used for
the next tree development.
5. Steps 3 and 4 are repeated until no additional model with
misclassifications [\<]{.underline} *MIS* can be developed from the
unused portion of the original pool of descriptors.
6. If the total number of models is less than *N,* the *MIS* is
increased by 1, and the steps 3-5 are repeated. Otherwise, multiple
decisions from individual trees are combined using a linear
combination method, where the mean value of the probabilities for
all trees is used to determine the classification of a chemical. A
chemical with the mean probability larger than 0.5 is designated as
active, while a chemical with a mean value less than 0.5 is
designated as inactive.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
**Tree Development.** In the present application, the development of a
tree model consists of two steps, tree construction and tree pruning. In
the tree construction process, a parent population is split into two
children nodes that become parent populations for further splits. The
splits are selected to maximally distinguish the response descriptors in
the left and right nodes. Splitting continues until chemicals in each
node are either in one activity category or cannot be split further to
improve the model. To avoid overfitting the training data, the tree
needs to be cut down to a desired size using tree cost-complexity
pruning. The method for the tree development is described by Clark and
Pregibon^11^ as implemented in S-Plus, which is a variant of the CART
algorithm. It employs deviance as the splitting criterion. The Decision
Forest is written in S language and run in S-Plus software.
**Model Assessment.** Misclassification and concordance are used to
measure model quality. Misclassification is the number of chemicals
misclassified in a model, while concordance is the number of correct
predictions divided by the total number of predictions.
**NCTR Data Set.** A large and diverse estrogen data set, called the
NCTR data set,^34,35^ was used in this study (Table 1). The NCTR data
set contains 232 structurally diverse chemicals,^36^ of which 131
chemicals exhibit estrogen receptor binding activity,^7^ while 101 are
inactive^37^ in a competitive estrogen receptor binding assay.
**Descriptors.** More than 250 descriptors for each molecule were
generated using Cerius 2 software (Accelrys Inc., San Diego, CA 92121).
These descriptors were categorized as (1) conformational, (2)
electronic, (3) information content, (4) quantum mechanical, (5) shape
related, (6) spatial, (7) thermodynamic, and (8) topological. The
descriptors were preprocessed by removing those with no variance across
the chemicals. A total of 202 descriptors were used for the final study.
RESULTS
Figure 3 gives a plot of misclassification versus the number of combined
decision trees. The number of misclassifications varies inversely with
the number of decision trees. The reduction in misclassification is
greatest in the first four decision trees combined, where more than 1/2
the misclassifications were eliminated. A decision forest comprising
seven trees eliminated about 2/3 of the misclassification of the initial
decision tree.
Table 2 provides more detailed results on the decision forest and the
decision trees combined. Based on misclassifications, all decision
forest combinations perform better than any individual decision tree. Of
202 original descriptors, 88 were ultimately used for the decision
forest combining seven decision trees. The progressive decrease in
misclassifications as decision trees are successively added to the
forest demonstrates how each distinct descriptor set contributes
uniquely to the aggregate predictive ability of the forest. Generally,
decision trees with fewer "leaves" are expected to perform better
because the descriptors are better able to encode the functional
dependence of activity on structure. Table 2 also shows the expected
trends of both more descriptors and more leaves in the later decision
trees as the descriptors that are better able to encode the activity in
the previous models are successively removed from the descriptor pool.
Table 3 gives a comparison of decision tree with decision forest as
measured by chemicals predicted as active that are actually inactive
(false positives) and chemicals predicted as inactive that are actually
active (false negatives). The decision tree being compared corresponds
to that in the first
row of Table 2 that has 17 misclassifications. The Decision Forest being
compared in Table 3 corresponds to the bottom row in Table 2 where seven
decision trees are combined and for which there are five
misclassifications. In the Table 3 comparison, the decision tree
utilizes 10 descriptors and produces nine false negatives and eight
false positives. In contrast, the Decision Forest utilizes 88 unique
descriptors and produces four false negatives and one false positive, a
marked improvement in the prediction performance compared to the
decision tree. There are 13 chemicals that have contrary activity
classification between the decision tree and forest, of which 12
chemicals are correctly predicted by the forest and one is
misclassified.
Among the many schemes to combine multiple decision trees, we evaluated
linear combination and voting. The voting method uses the majority of
votes to classify a chemical. The linear combination method uses the
mean of probabilities of the individual decision trees. We found the two
methods to produce the same results (results not shown) and chose linear
combination because a tie vote is not usable.
Decision Forest assigns a mean probability of the combined trees using
the linear combination approach. Figure 4 shows the concordance results
of the Decision Forest prediction of the NCTR data set in 10 even
intervals between 0 and 1. Analysis shows that the interval 0.7-1.0 has
an average concordance of 100% of true positives, and the interval
0.0-0.3 has an average concordance of 98.9% true negatives. The vast
majority of misclassifications occur in the 0.3-0.7 probability range
where the average concordance is 78%.
A more robust validation of the predictive performance was conducted by
dividing the NCTR data set into a training component comprising
two-thirds, or 155, of the chemicals and a testing component comprising
the remaining 77 chemicals. Both Decision Forest and Decision tree
models were constructed for a random selection of the training set and
then used to predict the testing set. This was repeated 2000 times to
give the concordance results shown in Figure 5. Figure 5 gives on the
*Y*-axis the number of times out of 2000 that a model attained the
concordance value given on the *X*-axis. The consistently better
predictive average concordance of the Decision Forest is readily
discernible, as is the narrower distribution for prediction of the
training set versus the test set. Both leave-one-out and leave-10-out
validation tests were also performed and showed a similar trend (results
not shown).
DISCUSSION
We presented a novel combining forecast approach, named Decision Forest
that combines predictions of individually trained Decision Trees, each
developed using unique descriptors. The method was illustrated by
classifying 232 chemicals into estrogen and non-estrogen
receptor-binding categories. We demonstrated that Decision Forest
yielded better classification and prediction than Decision Tree in both
training and validation steps.
A SAR equation can be generalized as Bio ) *f*(D1, D2, \..., D*n*),
where Bio is biological activity data (binomial data in classification)
and D1 to D*n* are descriptors. This equation implies that the variance
in Bio is explained in a chemistry space defined by the descriptors (D1
\... D*n*). Accordingly,
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| **528** *J. Chem. Inf. | | > TONG ET AL. |
| Comput. Sci., Vol. 43, | | |
| No. 2, 2003* | | |
| | | |
| **Table 1.** NCTR Data | | |
| Set, 232 Chemicals with | | |
| Estrogen Receptor | | |
| Binding Data | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| | > Inactives | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 1,3-dibenz | bu | hexachlorobenzene |
| yltetramethyldisiloxane | tylbenzylphthalate | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > | caffeine | hexyl alcohol |
| 1,6-dimethylnaphthalene | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 1,8-octanediol | carbaryl | isoeugenol |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,2',4 | carbofuran | lindane (gama-HCH) |
| ,4'-tetrachlorobiphenyl | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,2'-dihydrox | catechin | melatonin |
| y-4-methoxybenzophenone | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,2 | chlordane | metolachlor |
| '-dihydroxybenzophenone | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,3-benzofluorene | cholesterol | mirex |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,4,5-T | chrysene | naringin |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,4-D | chrysin | *n*-butylbenzene |
| > (2, | | |
| 4-dichlorophenoxyacetic | | |
| > acid) | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2-chlorophenol | cineole | nerolidol |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2-ethylphenol | cinnamic acid | *o,p'*-DDD |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2-furaldehyde | corticosterone | *o,p'*-DDE |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2-hydroxy biphenyl | dexamethasone | *p,p\'*-DDD |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2-hydrox | di-2-ethylhexyl | *p,p\'*-DDE |
| y-4-methoxybenzophenone | adipate | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 3, 3',4, | dibenzo-18-crown-6 | *p,p\'*-DDT |
| > | | |
| 4'-tetrachlorobiphenyl | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4,4'-diaminostilbene | dieldrin | *p,p\'*-methoxychlor |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4,4'-dichlorobiphenyl | diethyl phthalate | *p,p\'*-methoxychlor |
| | | olefin |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4,4'-methylenebis(2,6 | d | phenol |
| -di-*tert*-butylphenol) | iisononylphthalate | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4,4'-methylenebis(* | di-*i*-butyl | progesterone |
| N*,*N*-dimethylaniline) | phthalate (DIBP) | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > | dimethyl phthalate | prometon |
| 4,4'-methylenedianiline | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4',6,7-trihydroxy | di-*n*-butyl | quercetin |
| > isoflavone | phthalate (DBuP) | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-amino butylbenzoate | dopamine | *sec*-butylbenzene |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-aminophenylether | endosulfan, | simazine |
| | technical grade | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 6-hyd | epitestesterone | sitosterol |
| roxy-2'-methoxy-flavone | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 7-hydroxyflavone | ethyl cinnamate | suberic acid |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > alachlor | etiocholan-17* β* | taxifolin |
| | -ol-3-one | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > aldosterone | eugenol | testosterone |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > aldrin | flavanone | thalidomide |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > amaranth | flavone | *trans*,*trans*-1,4-d |
| | | iphenyl-1,3-butadiene |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > atrazine | folic acid | *tra |
| | | ns*-4-hydroxystilbene |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > benzyl alcohol | genistin | triphenyl phosphate |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > bis | heptachlor | vanillin |
| (2-ethylhexyl)phthalate | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > bis( | heptaldehyde | vinclozolin |
| 2-hydroxyphenyl)methane | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > | hesperetin | |
| bis(*n*-octyl)phthalate | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| | > Actives | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 1,3-diphen | 4-*n*-octylphenol | ethynylestradiol |
| yltetramethyldisiloxane | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 16 | 4-phenethylphenol | fisetin |
| *β*-hydroxy-16-methyl-3 | | |
| > -methyl | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > ether-17* β* | 4 | 3\'-hydroxy flavanone |
| > -estradiol | -*sec*-butylphenol | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 17α-estradiol | 4 | 4\'-hydroxy flavanone |
| | -*tert*-amylphenol | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 17-deoxyestradiol | 4- | 3,6,4'-trihydroxy |
| | *tert*-butylphenol | flavone |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,2', | 4- | formononetin |
| 4,4'-tetrahydroxybenzil | *tert*-octylphenol | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,2'-methy | 6α-OH-estradiol | genistein |
| lenebis(4-chlorophenol) | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,3,4,5-te | 6-hydroxyflavanone | heptyl |
| trachloro-4'-biphenylol | | p-hydroxybenzoate |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > | 6-hydroxyflavone | hexestrol |
| 2',4,4'-trihydroxychal | | |
| > cone | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,4'-dichlorobiphenyl | 7-hydroxyflavanone | HPTE |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,5 | α,α- | ICI 164384 |
| -dichloro-4'-biphenylol | dimethyl-*β*-ethyl | |
| | allenolic acid | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2,6-dimethyl | α-zearalanol | ICI 182780 |
| > hexestrol | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2-chloro-4-biphenylol | 3* α* | kaempferol |
| | -androstanediol | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2 | 3* β* | kepone |
| -cholor-4-methyl-phenol | -androstanediol | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2-ethyl | apigenin | mestranol |
| hexyl-4-hydroxybenzoate | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2-hydroxy-estradiol | aurin | me |
| | | thyl4-hydroxybenzoate |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 2-*sec*-butylphenol | baicalein | *m*-ethylphenol |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 3,3',5,5'-tetrac | benzophenone, | mo |
| hloro-4,4'-biphenyldiol | 2,4-hydroxy | nohydroxymethoxychlor |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 3, | benzy | mo |
| > 3'-dihydroxyhexestrol | l4-hydroxybenzoate | nohydroxymethoxychlor |
| | | olefin |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 3',4',7-trihydroxy | *β* -zearalanol | monomethylether |
| > isoflavone | | hexestrol |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 3-deoxyestradiol | *β* -zearalenol | morin |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 3-deoxyestrone | biochanin A | moxestrol |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 3-hydroxyestra | bis(4-hyd | myricetin |
| -1,3,5(10)-trien-16-one | roxyphenyl)methane | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 3-methylestriol | bisphenol A | nafoxidine |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 3-phenylphenol | bisphenol B | naringenin |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-(benzyloxyl)phenol | chalcone | *n*-b |
| | | utyl4-hydroxybenzoate |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4,4'-(1 | clomiphene | nonylphenol |
| ,2-ethanediyl)bisphenol | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4, | coumestrol | nordihydroguaiaretic |
| 4'-dihydoxybenzophenone | | acid |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4,4'-dihydroxy | daidzein | norethynodrel |
| > stibene | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4,4-sulfonyldiphenol | dienestrol | *n*-pr |
| | | opyl4-hydroxybenzoate |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4',6-dihydroxyflavone | diethylstilbestrol | *o,p'*-DDT |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-chloro-2-methyl | diethylstilbestrol | phenol red |
| > phenol | dimethyl ether | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > | diethylstilbestrol | phenol, P-(α,* β* |
| 4-chloro-3-methylphenol | monomethyl ether | -diethyl |
| | | -*p*- |
| | | methylphenethyl)-,mes |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > | d | *p*-cumyl phenol |
| 4-chloro-4'-biphenylol | ihydrotestosterone | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-cresol | dih | phenolphthalein |
| | ydroxymethoxychlor | |
| | olefin | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-dodecylphenol | dimethylstibestrol | phenolphthalin |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-ethyl-7-OH-3 | diphenolic acid | phloretin |
| -(*p*-methoxyphenyl)di‑ | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > h | doisynoestrol | prunetin |
| ydro-1-benzopyran-2-one | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-ethylphenol | droloxifene | rutin |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-heptyloxyphenol | equol | tamoxifen |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-hydroxychalcone | estradiol | toremifene |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-hydroxybiphenyl | estriol | triphenylethylene |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4'-hydroxychalcone | estrone | zearalanone |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-hydroxyestradiol | ethy | zearalenol |
| | l4-hydroxybenzoate | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
| > 4-hydroxytamoxifen | | |
+-------------------------+--------------------+-----------------------+
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**Figure 2.** Flowchart of the Decision Forest algorithm. The parameter
*MIS* determines the number of misclassified chemicals allowed in
pruning.
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**Figure 3.** Relationship of misclassifications with the number of
trees combined in Decision Forest.
Decision Forest can be understood as a pooling result of SAR models that
predict activity within their unique chemistry spaces. Since each SAR
model is developed using a unique set of descriptors, the difference in
their prediction is maximized. Thus, it is safe to assume that combining
multiple valid SAR models that use unique sets of descriptors into a
> *J. Chem. Inf. Comput. Sci., Vol. 43, No. 2, 2003* **529**
**Table 2.** Results of Seven Individual Trees and Their Combination
Performance
> misclassifications in
tree ID no. of descriptors used no. of leafs each tree combination
------------------- ------------------- ----------- ------------- -------
1 10 13 17 17
2 10 13 19 14
3 12 15 17 13
4 12 14 17 8
5 15 18 19 7
6 16 19 20 6
7 13 17 18 5
------------------- ------------------- ----------- ------------- -------
**Table 3.** Comparison of Model Performance between Decision Tree and
Decision Forest
> decision tree decision forest
>
> prediction*^a^* prediction*^a^*
>
> A I A I
expt results A) 131 122 9 127
> I ) 101 8 93 1
>
> *a* A ) active; I ) inactive.
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height="2.373611111111111in"}
**Figure 4.** Distribution of active/inactive chemicals across the
probability bins in Decision Forest. The probability of each chemical
was the mean value calculated over all individual trees in Decision
Forest. A chemical with probability larger than 0.5 was designated as
active while less than 0.5 was inactive.
single decision function should provide better estimation of activity
than that separately predicted by the individual models.
A number of commercial software packages, including CODESSA (Semichem,
Shawnee, KS), Cerius2 (Accelrys Inc., San Diego, CA), and Molconn-Z
(eduSoft, LC, Richmond, VA), enable a large volume of descriptors to be
generated for SAR studies. Decision Forest takes advantage of this large
volume of descriptors by aggregating the information of structural
dependence on activity represented from each unique set of descriptors.
Unlike the resampling techniques used in most combining forecast
approaches, all training chemicals are included in each decision tree to
be combined in the Decision Forest, thus maximizing the SAR information.
It is important to note that there is always a certain degree of noise
associated with biological data and particularly the data generated from
a HTS process. Thus, optimizing SAR models inherently risks over fitting
the noise, a result most often observed using ANNs. Since the
combination scheme
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**Figure 5.** Comparison of the results between the Decision Tree and
the Decision Forest model in a validation process. In this method, the
data set was divided into two groups, 2/3 for training and 1/3 for
testing. The process was repeated 2000 times. The red line is associated
with the results from Decision Forest while the blue line is for
Decision Tree. The quality of a model in both training () and
predication () was assessed using concordance that was calculated by
dividing the misclassifications by the number of training chemicals in
the training step and by the number of testing chemicals in prediction,
respectively. The position of a dot ( or ) on the graph identifies the
number of models with a certain value of concordance.
of Decision Forest is not a fitting process, some noise introduced by
individual SAR models will be canceled when combining predictions.
Moreover, using Decision Tree to construct Decision Forest offers
additional benefits because the quality of a tree can be adjusted in the
pruning process using the *MIS* parameter as a figure of merit for model
quality. The *MIS* parameter is an indicator of noise, enabling the
modeler a way to reduce over fitting of the noise.
Decision Forest can be used for priority setting in both drug discovery
and regulatory applications. The objective of priority setting is to
rank order from most important to least important a large number of
chemicals for experimental evaluation. The purpose of priority setting
in drug discovery is to identify a few lead chemicals but not
necessarily all potential ones. In other words, relatively high false
negatives are tolerable, but false positives need to be low. In the
example we presented, chemicals predicted to be active with probability
\> 0.7 were shown to have 100% concordance with experimental data, thus
demonstrating its use for lead selection.
In contrast, a good priority setting method for regulatory application
should generate a small fraction of false negatives. False negatives
constitute a crucial error, because they will receive a relatively lower
priority for experimental evaluation. In the example we presented,
chemicals predicted to be inactive with probability \< 0.3 were shown to
have 98.9% concordance with experimental data, thus demonstrating its
use for regulatory application.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The research is funded under the Inter-Agency Agreement between the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency and the
> TONG ET AL.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration's National Center for Toxicological
Research. The authors also gratefully acknowledge the American Chemistry
Council and the FDA's Office of Women's Health for partial financial
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## Anomaly Detection from ASRS Database of Textual Reports
- Hanhuai Shan
- [email protected]
- Arindam Banerjee
- [email protected]
*University of Minnesota, Twin Cities*
- Conference on Intelligent Data Understanding
**This work was supported by NASA under award NNX08AC36A**
## ASRS Database
- I WAS FLYING THE KATANA WITH A STUDENT AND ON DOWNWIND **THE FUEL PRESSURE DROPPED TO ZERO, AND THE ENG WAS CUTTING OFF**. I VERIFIED FUEL PUMP WAS ON AND IT WAS ON. BY THE TIME WE TURNED SHORT FINAL, THE PROP STOPPED AND WE LANDED THE AIRPLANE SAFELY. THEN WE CALLED CASTLE UNICOM TO SEND THE FUEL TRUCK
**Narratives report an anomaly:**
**Notes:**
ASRS Database interface and a sample report.
## Goal
- Automatically discover various types (categories) of anomalies from textual reports.
- e.g. Maintenance, Weather...
- Why?
- Put each report into a certain category/categories.
- Which report reports which problem(s).
- Correct the reports that are in wrong categories in the database.
- ...RPTR FURTHER STATED THAT **THIS HAS BEEN A PROBLEM FOR SEVERAL YEARS** **WITH VERY LITTLE DONE BY THE ARPT**...
## Mixture of von Mises Fisher Distribution [Banerjee et al, 2005]
- Data points (reports) lie on a unit hyper-sphere.
* **- **mean direction*
* **- **concentration parameter*
- Example: Three types of reports could be represented by three vMF distributions (red, green, yellow) – mixture of vMF.
**Notes:**
Method I: Mixture of vMF (movMF)
## Latent Dirichlet Allocation [Blei et al, 2003]
- document1
- document2
- For each document,
- Choose *π* ~Dirichlet(**)
- For each word *x*n:
- Choose a topic *z*n ~Discrete(*π*)
- Choose a word *x*n from *p*(*x**n**|z**n**,***)*,* a Discrete distribution conditioned on the topic *z*n.
**Notes:**
Method II: Latent Dirichlet Allocation –A three-level Bayesian Model.
## Confusion Matrix and Topic Lists for a Three-category Dataset
- Flight crew human performance.
- Passenger.
- Maintenance human performance
| | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | 1185 | 45 | 35 |
| 2 | 12 | 1150 | 49 |
| 3 | 169 | 42 | 1538 |
| Flight Crew | Passenger | Maintenance |
| --- | --- | --- |
| rwy
apch
acft
dep
alt
turn
time
atc
flt
twr | pax
flt
attendant
capt
seat
told
asked
back
attendants
acft | acft
maint
eng
zzz
flt
mel
chk
fuel
time
gear |
- Numbers on the diagonal –number of correctly clustered reports
**Notes:**
The dataset contains 4226 reports with three causes of the problem.
Confusion matrix is at bottom left. Row denotes the true clusters. Column denotes the result clusters from our algorithm. So the entry (i,j) is the number of reports whose true cluster is i being put into the jth cluster buy our algorithm. The numbers on the diagonal show the number of reports correctly clustered.
The bottom right table shows the word list for each topic (cluster). In general, the algorithm gives the result that each topic is represented by a distribution over all words in corpus. We pick the top ten words as the representatives for each topic.
## Each point represents one report.
The color of the point – the report’s label.
The location of the point – mixed membership from LDA +ISOMAP.
Focusing on: Points having different colors with the neighbours
Isolated points
- The color of the point – the report’s label.
- The location of the point – mixed membership from LDA +ISOMAP.
- Focusing on: Points having different colors with the neighbours
- Isolated points
- Two-Dimensional Visualization for Reports
**Red: Flight Crew**** **
**Blue: Passenger**** **
**Green: Maintenance**
**Notes:**
For each report, our algorithm gives a k-dimensional representation, where k is the number of clusters. We further project them to a two dimensional space via ISOMAP to visualize the points.
The colors show the true clusters: Red: Flight crew, Blue: Passenger, Green: Maintenance.
We marked several points that are not consistent with their true clusters and take a closer look at these reports. For example, 680’s true cluster label is Passenger, but the algorithm puts it into the flight crew cluster. Similar with the next three slides
## Two-Dimensional Visualization for Reports
**The pilot flies an owner's airplane with the owner as a passenger. Lose contact with the center during the flight.**
**While performing a sky diving, a jet approaches at a same altitude, but the accident is avoided finally.**
- Red: Flight Crew Blue: Passenger Green: Maintenance
## Two-Dimensional Visualization for Reports
**Altimeter has a problem, but the pilot overcomes the difficulty during the flight**.
**During acceleration, a flap retraction issue happens. The pilot then returns to base and landing. The mechanician finds out the problem.**
- Red: Flight Crew Blue: Passenger Green: Maintenance
## Two-Dimensional Visualization for Reports
**The pilot has a landing gear problem. Maintenance crew joins radio conversation to help. **
**The captain has a medical emergency. . **
- Red: Flight crew Blue: Passenger Green: Maintenance
## Two-Dimensional Visualization for Reports
**After landing, there is a trouble with getting the jet bridge into position. Flight crew evacuate the passenger**.
**A passenger seems to have a mental problem.**
- Red: Flight Crew Blue: Passenger Green: Maintenance
## Mixed Membership of Reports
- Red: Flight Crew Blue: Passenger Green: Maintenance
**Flight Crew: 0.7039**
**Passenger: 0.0009**
**Maintenance: 0.2953**
**Flight Crew: 0.1405**
**Passenger: 0.0663**
**Maintenance: **** 0.7932**
**Flight Crew: 0.2563**
**Passenger: 0.6599**
**Maintenance: **** 0.0837**
**Flight Crew: 0.0013**
**Passenger: 0.0013**
**Maintenance: 0.9973**
**Notes:**
The algorithm gives mixed membership for each reports.
Compare the membership between those “mis-clustered” with that of a typical Maintenance report.
## Fast LDA - A More Efficient Algorithm for LDA
- Perplexity is a monotonically decreasing function of log-likelihood, evaluating how the model fits the data –the lower the better.
- Fast LDA is much faster than LDA, with a similar perplexity.
**Time comparison**
**Perplexity comparison**
## Word Lists for Topics
- Word lists from LDA and Fast LDA are similar.
## Future Work
- Automatically detect the outliers.
- Taking advantage of existent labels to reports, develop a semi-supervised version of LDA and moVMF.
- One report could belong to multiple categories. Develop an overlapping clustering algorithm. | en |
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## Capital-Budgeting
- Techniques
- With a Financial Calculator
- Presentation
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- P R O J E C T
- Time A B
- 0 (10,000.) (10,000.)
- 1 3,500 500
- 2 3,500 500
- 3 3,500 4,600
- 4 3,500 10,000
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- (10,000)
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 3,500
- -6,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- (10,000)
- Cumulative CF
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 3,500
- -6,500
- 3,500
- -3,000
- 3,500
- 3,500
- (10,000)
- Cumulative CF
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 3,500
- -6,500
- 3,500
- -3,000
- 3,500
- +500
- 3,500
- (10,000)
- Cumulative CF
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 3,500
- -6,500
- 3,500
- -3,000
- 3,500
- +500
- 3,500
- (10,000)
- Payback within 3 years
- Cumulative CF
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- 4,600
- 10,000
- (10,000)
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- -9,500
- 500
- 4,600
- 10,000
- (10,000)
- Cumulative CF
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- -9,500
- 500
- -9,000
- 4,600
- 10,000
- (10,000)
- Cumulative CF
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- -9,500
- 500
- -9,000
- 4,600
- -4,400
- 10,000
- (10,000)
- Cumulative CF
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- -9,500
- 500
- -9,000
- 4,600
- -4,400
- 10,000
- +5,600
- (10,000)
- Cumulative CF
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- -9,500
- 500
- -9,000
- 4,600
- -4,400
- 10,000
- +5,600
- (10,000)
- Payback within 4 years
- Cumulative CF
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Number of years needed to recover your initial outlay.*
**Payback Period**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- -9,500
- 500
- -9,000
- 4,600
- -4,400
- 10,000
- +5,600
- (10,000)
- Payback within 4 years
- Cumulative CF
- Evaluation:
- Company sets maximum acceptable payback. If Max PB = 3 years, accept project A and reject project C
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Present Value of all costs and benefits of a project.*
**Net Present Value**
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Present Value of all costs and benefits of a project.*
*Concept is similar to Intrinsic (Fundamental) Value of an asset but subtracts cost of acquiring the project and any other negative cash flows.*
**Net Present Value**
- NPV = PV of Inflows - PV of Outflows
## Capital Budgeting Methods
*Present Value of all costs and benefits of a project.*
*Concept is similar to Intrinsic Value of a security but subtracts of cost of project.*
**Net Present Value**
- NPV = PV of Inflows - Initial Outlay
- NPV = + + +···+ – IO
- _ __CF_1_ _
- (1+ k )
- _ __CF_2_ _
- (1+ k )2
- _ __CF_3_ _
- (1+ k )3
- _ __CF_n_ _
- (1+ k )n
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- 4,600
- 10,000
- (10,000)
- k=10%
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- 4,600
- 10,000
- (10,000)
- 455
- k=10%
- _ __$500 _
- (1.10)
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- 4,600
- 10,000
- (10,000)
- 455
- 413
- k=10%
- _ __$500 _
- (1.10) 2
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- 4,600
- 10,000
- (10,000)
- 455
- 413
- 3,456
- k=10%
- _ __$4,600 _
- (1.10) 3
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- 4,600
- 10,000
- (10,000)
- 455
- _6,830_
- 413
- 3,456
- k=10%
- _ __$10,000 _
- (1.10) 4
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- 4,600
- 10,000
- (10,000)
- 455
- $11,154
- _6,830_
- 413
- 3,456
- k=10%
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- 4,600
- 10,000
- (10,000)
- 455
- _6,830_
- 413
- 3,456
- k=10%
- PV Benefits > PV Costs
- $11,154 > $ 10,000
- $11,154
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- 4,600
- 10,000
- (10,000)
- 455
- _6,830_
- 413
- 3,456
- k=10%
- PV Benefits > PV Costs
- $11,154 > $ 10,000
- NPV > $0
- $1,154 > $0
- $11,154
- $1,154 = NPV
## Financial Calculator
*Additional Keys used to enter Cash Flows and compute the Net Present Value (NPV)*
**HP10B Calculator**
**Capital Budgeting Solutions**
## Financial Calculator
*Additional Keys used to enter Cash Flows and compute the Net Present Value (NPV)*
**HP10B Calculator**
**Capital Budgeting Solutions**
- Used to add CF0, CF1,
- CF2, . . . CFN into memory
## Financial Calculator
*Additional Keys used to enter Cash Flows and compute the Net Present Value (NPV)*
**HP10B Calculator**
**Capital Budgeting Solutions**
## Financial Calculator
*Additional Keys used to enter Cash Flows and compute the Net Present Value (NPV)*
**HP10B Calculator**
**Capital Budgeting Solutions**
- Computes the NPV
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 4,600
- 10,000
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 4,600
- 10,000
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 4,600
- 10,000
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 4,600
- 10,000
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 4,600
- 10,000
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 4,600
- 10,000
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 500
- 500
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**1,153.95**
**N**
**I/YR**
**PV**
**PMT**
**FV**
**P/YR**
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 4,600
- 10,000
- Compute NPV
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 3,500
- (10,000)
- k=10%
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 3,500
- (10,000)
- k=10%
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- NPV = + + + – 10,000
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1 )
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1)2
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1 )3
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1 )4
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 3,500
- (10,000)
- k=10%
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- NPV = + + + – 10,000
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1 )
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1)2
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1 )3
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1 )4
- PV of 3,500 Annuity for 4 years at 10%
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- 3,500
- (10,000)
- k=10%
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- NPV = + + + – 10,000
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1 )
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1)2
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1 )3
- _ __3,500 _
- (1+ .1 )4
- = 3,500( ) - 10,000
- _ __1 _
- .10(1+.10)4
- _ __1 _
- .10
- = 11,095 – 10,000 = $1,095
## Financial Calculator
*Additional Keys used to enter Cash Flows and compute the Net Present Value (NPV)*
**HP10B Calculator**
**Capital Budgeting Solutions**
- Enters multiple equal
- Cash Flows
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- Enter Initial Outlay
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- Enter Cash Flow
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**4.00**
**N**
**I/YR**
**PV**
**PMT**
**FV**
**P/YR**
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- Nj = 4
- Enter Multiple Cash Flows
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**4.00**
**N**
**I/YR**
**PV**
**PMT**
**FV**
**P/YR**
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- Nj = 4
- 4
- Enter Multiple Cash Flows
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- (10,000)
- k=10%
**CF****j**
**Nj**
**IRR/YR**
**NPV**
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- Enter Required Rate
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Net Present Value**
- 0 1 2 3 4
- (10,000)
- k=10%
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- Compute NPV
## Net Present Value Profile
*Graphs the Net Present Value of the project with different required rates*
- Connect the Points
## Net Present Value Profile
- 10%
- 5%
- 0
- Cost of Capital
- N
- P
- V
- 6,000
- 3,000
- 20%
- 15%
*Graphs the Net Present Value of the project with different required rates*
- NPV(0%) = + + + – 10,000
- _ __500 _
- (1+ 0 )
- _ __500 _
- (1+ 0)2
- _ __4,600 _
- (1+ 0 )3
- _ __10,000 _
- (1+ 0)4
- = $5,600
## Net Present Value Profile
*Graphs the Net Present Value of the project with different required rates*
- Connect the Points
## Net Present Value Profile
*Graphs the Net Present Value of the project with different required rates*
## Net Present Value Profile
*Compare NPV of the two projects for different required rates*
- 10%
- 5%
- 0
- Cost of Capital
- N
- P
- V
- 6,000
- 3,000
- 20%
- 15%
- Project B
- Crossover point
- Project A
## Net Present Value Profile
*Compare NPV of the two projects for different required rates*
- 10%
- 5%
- 0
- Cost of Capital
- N
- P
- V
- 6,000
- 3,000
- 20%
- 15%
- Project B
- Crossover point
- Project A
- For any discount rate < crossover point choose B
## Net Present Value Profile
*Compare NPV of the two projects for different required rates*
- 10%
- 5%
- 0
- Cost of Capital
- N
- P
- V
- 6,000
- 3,000
- 20%
- 15%
- Project B
- Crossover point
- For any discount rate > crossover point choose A
- Project A
- For any discount rate < crossover point choose B
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Internal Rate of Return**
*Measures the rate of return on a project*
- Definition:
- The IRR is the discount rate in which NPV = 0
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Internal Rate of Return**
*Measures the rate of return on a project*
- Definition:
- The IRR is the discount rate in which NPV = 0
- NPV = $0
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Internal Rate of Return**
*Measures the rate of return on a project*
- Definition:
- The IRR is the discount rate in which NPV = 0
- 10%
- 5%
- 0
- Cost of Capital
- N
- P
- V
- 6,000
- 3,000
- 20%
- 15%
- Project B
- NPV = $0
- IRRA 15%
- IRRB 14%
## Capital Budgeting Methods
- 0 1 2 3 4
- (10,000)
- 500
- 500
- 4,600
- 10,000
**Internal Rate of Return**
**For Project B**
- Compute IRR
- Enter the Cash Flows into memory
## Capital Budgeting Methods
- 0 1 2 3 4
- (10,000)
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- 3,500
- Enter the Cash Flows into memory
**Internal Rate of Return**
**For Project A**
- Compute IRR
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Discounted Payback**
**For Project C**
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Discounted Payback for Project C**
*Determines the point in time when investment is recovered taking into account the Time Value of Money*
- Discounted Payback:
- Determine T* where
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Discounted Payback for Project C**
*We know that discounted payback occurs after regular payback*
*For Project C regular payback is 4 years*
- Try the following:
- CF0 = -13,000
- C01 = 3,500
- F01 = 4
- Compute NPV at 10%
- [NPV] [10] [ENTER] [up arrow] [CPT]
- NPV = -1,905.47
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Discounted Payback for Project C**
*We know that discounted payback occurs after regular payback*
- Try the following:
- CF0 = -13,000
- C01 = 3,500
- F01 = 5
- Compute NPV at 10%
- [NPV] [10] [ENTER] [up arrow] [CPT]
- NPV = +267.75
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Discounted Payback for Project C**
*Discounted Payback occurs slightly before year 5.*
*Conclude Discounted Payback is at Year 5.*
*Summary:*
- Similar to NPV calculation except that we increase the project size [time horizon] until NPV is equal to zero.
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Modified Internal Rate of Return for Project D**
- Corrects for the reinvestment rate assumption built into the internal rate of return calculation
- Gets around the problem of multiple internal rates of return
- Requires a reinvestment rate [usually the cost of capital used in NPV analysis]
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Modified Internal Rate of Return for Project D**
*All negative cash flows are converted to present Value*
*All positive cash flows are converted to Future Value at end of Project*
- The MIRR is the solution to the following:
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Modified Internal Rate of Return for Project D**
*Enter the only the negative Cash Flows and compute NPV*
- CF0 = -13,000
- C01 = 0
- F01 = 2
- C02 = -3,000
- F02 = 3
- [NPV] [10] [ENTER] [UP ARROW] [CPT]
- NPV = -19,165.75
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Modified Internal Rate of Return for Project D**
*Enter the only the positive Cash Flows and compute NFV *
- NOTE: Cannot do in one step so use a trick:
- compute NPV and then convert this to Future Value
- CF0 = 0
- C01 = 5,000
- F01 = 2
- C02 = 0
- F02 = 3
- C03 = 9,000
- F03 = 4
- [NPV] [10] [ENTER] [UP ARROW] [CPT]
- NPV = 26,391.82
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Modified Internal Rate of Return for Project D**
*Enter the only the positive Cash Flows and compute NFV *
- NOTE: Cannot do in one step so use a trick:
- compute NPV and then convert this to Future Value
- NPV = 26,391.82
- Switch to Standard 5 parameter mode:
- PV= 26,391.82
- I=10
- PMT = 0
- N=9
- [CPT] [FV]
- FV = -62,230.53
## Capital Budgeting Methods
**Modified Internal Rate of Return for Project D**
*Now solve for the implied interest rate*
- NPV = -19,165.75
- NFV = -62,230.53
- PV = -19,165.75
- PMT = 0
- N = 9
- FV = +62,230.53
- [CPT] [I]
- I = 13.98
- so MIRR = 13.98% | en |
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OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
SES Positions That Were Career Reserved During 1994
AGENCY: Office of Personnel Management.
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: As required by the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978, this
gives notice of all positions in the Senior Executive Service (SES)
that were career reserved during 1994.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Charles Vaughn, Office of Executive
Resources, (202) 606-1927.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Below is a list of titles of SES positions
that were career reserved any time in calendar year 1994 whether or not
they were still career reserved on December 31, 1994. Section
3132(b)(4) of title 5, United States Code, requires that the head of
each agency publish the list by March of the following year. OPM is
publishing a consolidated list for all agencies.
U.S. Office of Personnel Management.
James B. King,
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ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATION.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR AUDIT.
DEP ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDIT.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDIT.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR POL DEV &
RES MGMT.
DEP ASST INSP GEN FOR INVEST
IMMEDIATE OFFICE.
OFFICE OF ASST SEC'Y DEPUTY CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
ADMINISTRATION.
OFFICE OF OPERATIONS........... DIRECTOR OFFICE OF OPERATIONS.
DEPUTY DIR FOR PROCUREMENT & REAL
PROPERTY
OFFICE OF FINANCE AND DIRECTOR, APPLICATIONS SYSTEMS
MANAGEMENT. DIVISION
DIR, INFO RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL SERVICES
DIVISION.
DIR, THRIFT SAVINGS PLAN DIVISION.
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION.... DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR FOR
MANAGEMENT.
ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR, FINANCE
OFFICE.
ASST ADMR FOR AUTOMATED INFORMATION
SERVICES.
ASST ADMR, COMMUNITY AND BUSINESS
PROGRAMS.
FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR
CORPORATION. ADMINISTRATION.
ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR INSURANCE
SERVICES.
ASST MANAGER FOR RESEARCH &
DEVELOPMENT.
RURAL DEVELOPMENT ASST ADMR FIN PROG.
ADMINISTRATION.
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE. DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR, MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR, FRUIT & VEGETABLE
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, COTTON DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, DAIRY DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, LIVESTOCK DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, TOBACCO DIVISION.
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SVC, DIR
POULTRY DIV.
DIRECTOR, COMPLIANCE STAFF.
DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR.
ANIMAL & PLANT HEALTH DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR FOR MANAGEMENT
INSPECTION SERVICE. & BUDGET.
ASSOC DEP ADMINISTRATOR FOR MGT. &
BUDGET.
DEP ADMR, REGULATORY ENFORCEMENT/
ANIMAL CARE.
VETERINARY SERVICES............ DIRECTOR, NORTHERN REGION.
DIR, S E REGION, VETERINARY
SERVICES.
DIRECTOR WESTERN REGION.
DIRECTOR, SOUTH CENTRAL REGION.
DEP ADMR, ANIMAL DAMAGE CONTROL.
DIR, NATL CTR FOR VETERINARY
EPIDEMIOLOGY.
PLANT PROTECTION & QUARANTINE DEP ADMR, INTERNATIONAL SERVICES.
SERVICE. DIRECTOR NORTHEASTERN REGION.
DIRECTOR, SOUTH CENTRAL REGION.
DIRECTOR, WESTERN REGION.
DIRECTOR, SOUTHEASTERN REGION.
ASST TO THE ASST DEP ADRM, NATL
PROGRAMS, PPQ.
DIRECTOR OPERATIONAL SUPPORT PPQ.
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY......... DIRECTOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.
FEDERAL GRAIN INSPECTION DIR FIELD MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
SERVICE.
FOOD SAFETY AND INSPECTION ASST DEPUTY ADMIN TECHNICAL
SERVICE. SERVICES.
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DEP ADMIR-ADMINISTRATIVE MGMT.
DIR NORTHEAST REGION, PHILA., PA.
REGL DIRECTOR, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
DIR, NORTH CENTRAL REGION, DES
MOINES, IOWA.
DIRECTOR, SOUTHWESTERN REGION,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
ASST DEP ADMR COMP & STAFF
OPERATIONS.
ASST DEP ADMIN (ADMIN MGT).
ASST TO THE DEP ADMR INTERNATIONAL
PROGRAMS.
ASST DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR.
ASSISTANT DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR.
ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR.
ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR.
DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR.
MATRIX MANAGER, TRACK II.
DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR.
DIRECTOR.
DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR.
ASSISTANT DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR.
DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR.
U.S. COORDINATOR FOR CODEX
ALIMENTARIUS.
FOOD & NUTRITION SERVICE....... DEPUTY ADMIN FOR FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT.
DEPUTY ADMR FOR MANAGEMENT.
AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION & ACCOUNTING OFFICER.
CONSERVATION SERVICE. DIRECTOR, BUDGET DIVISION.
FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE... DIR, GRAIN & FEED DIV.
ASSISTANT DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR
MANAGEMENT.
AGRICULTURE RESEARCH SERVICE... DEP ADMR FOR ADM MGMT.
ASSOC DEP ADMIN FOR ADMINISTRATIVE
MANAGEMENT.
ASST ADMINISTRATOR FOR TECHNOLOGY
TRANSFER.
GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH STAFF
ASSISTANT.
NATIONAL PROGRAM STAFF OFFICE.. DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR NATIONAL
PROGRAM STAFF.
ASSOC DEP ADMR.
ASSOCIATE DEP ADMINISTRATOR, ANIMAL
SCIENCES.
BELTSVILLE AREA OFFICE......... DIRECTOR BELTSVILLE AREA OFFICE.
ASSOC DIR BELTSVILLE AREA.
ASSOC DEP ADMR, NATURAL RESOURCES/
SYSTEMS.
ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ADMIN GENETIC
RESOURCES.
ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR.
SUPERVISORY RESEARCH CHEMIST.
DIR U.S. NATIONAL ARBORETUM.
DIR BELTSVILLE HUMAN NUTRITION
RESEARCH CTR.
DIRECTOR PLANT SCIENCES INSTITUTE.
NORTH ATLANTIC AREA OFFICE..... DIRECTOR, EASTERN REGL RESEARCH
CENTER.
RESEARCH PROGRAMS DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR, NORTH ATLANTIC AREA.
ASSOC DIR, NORTH ATLANTIC AREA.
SOUTH ATLANTIC AREA OFFICE..... RES LEADER-PLANT PHYSIO &
PHOTOSYNTHESIS RES.
ASSOCIATE DIR SOUTH ATLANTIC AREA.
DIRECTOR, RUSSELL RESEARCH CENTER.
SUPERVISORY RESEARCH GENETICIST.
SUPERVISORY RESEARCH PHYSIOLOGIST.
DIRECTOR, SOUTH ATLANTIC AREA.
MIDWEST AREA OFFICE............ DIR MIDWEST AREA.
ASSOC DIR, MIDWEST AREA.
SUPERVISORY VETERINARY MEDICAL
OFFICER.
SUPERVISORY RESEARCH CHEMIST.
SUPERVISORY RESEARCH GENETICIST
(PLANTS).
DIR NATL CTR FOR AGRI UTILIZATION.
MIDSOUTH AREA OFFICE........... DIR, SOUTHERN REGIONAL RES CENTER,
NEW ORLEANS.
DIRECTOR, MID-SOUTH AREA.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, MID SOUTH AREA.
CENTRAL PLAINS AREA OFFICE..... DIR NATL ANIMAL DISEASE CENTER.
SOUTHERN PLAINS AREA OFFICE.... DIRECTOR SOUTHERN PLAINS AREA.
DIRECTOR CONSERVATION & PRODUCTION
RES LAB.
ASSOC DIR, SOUTHERN PLAINS AREA.
DIR, SUBTROPICAL AGRICULTURAL RES
LABORATORY.
RESEARCH LEADER F & F SAFETY RES
LABORATORY.
NORTHERN PLAINS AREA OFFICE.... DIRECTOR, NORTHERN PLAINS AREA.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, NORTHERN PLAINS
AREA OFC.
DIR R.L. HRUSKA US MEAT ANIMAL RES
CENTER.
SUPERVISORY SOIL SCIENTIST.
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PACIFIC WEST AREA OFFICE....... DIRECTOR, WESTERN REGIONAL RESEARCH
CENTER.
RES LEADER NATURAL PRODUCTS
CHEMISTRY RES.
DIR, WESTERN HUMAN NUTRITION
RESEARCH CENTER.
DIRECTOR, PACIFIC WEST AREA OFFICE.
DIRECTOR, PLANT GENE EXPRESSION
CENTER.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, PACIFIC WEST
AREA OFFICE.
DIR, WESTERN COTTON RESEARCH
LABORATORY.
SUPERVISORY RESEARCH PLANT
PATHOLOGIST.
SUPERVISORY RESEARCH PLANT
PATHOLOGIST.
SUPERVISORY SOIL SCIENTIST.
SUPERVISORY SOIL SCIENTIST.
COOPERATIVE STATE RESEARCH ASSOC ADMINISTRATOR FOR GRANTS &
SERVICE. PROGRAM SYS.
EXTENSION SERVICE.............. DEPUTY ADMIN MANAGEMENT.
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE...... DIRECTOR ENGINEERING DIVISION.
DIR ECOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND
TECHNOLOGY DIVISI.
DEPUTY CHIEF FOR MANAGEMENT.
DIR, CONSV PLANNING AND APP.
DIRECTOR, WATERSHED PROJECTS
DIVISION.
DIR, BASIN & AREA PLANNING (SOIL
CONSERV).
ASSOCIATE DEPUTY CHIEF FOR
MANAGEMENT.
DIR, SOILS (SOIL SCIENTIST).
DIR, LAND TREATMENT PROGRAM.
DIR INFORMATION RES MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
DIR SOUTH NATIONAL TECHNICAL
CENTER.
ASSOCIATE DEPUTY CHIEF FOR
TECHNOLOGY SCI TEC.
DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC PLANNING
DIVISION.
FOREST SERVICE................. DEP CHF FOR ADMINISTRATION.
ASSOCIATE DEPUTY CHIEF-
ADMINISTRATION.
DIR FOREST PEST MGMT STAFF.
DIR FISCAL AND ACCOUNTING
MANAGEMENT.
ASSOCIATE DEPUTY CHIEF FOR
ADMINISTRATOR.
DIRECTOR, FIRE AND AVIATION STAFF.
RESEARCH....................... DIRECTOR, TIMBER MGMT RESEARCH
STAFF.
DIR INSECT AND DISEASE RESEARCH
STAFF.
DIR FOREST ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH
STAFF.
DIRECTOR, FOREST RESOURCE ECONOMICS
STAFF.
DIR, FOREST FIRE & ATMOS SCIENCES
RES STAFF.
NAT'L FOREST SYSTEM............ DIR, RANGE MANAGEMENT STAFF.
DIR, RECREATION, MGMT STAFF.
DIR TIMBER MANAGEMENT STAFF.
DIRECTOR, ENGINEERING STAFF.
DIRECTOR, LANDS STAFF.
DIR LAND MANAGEMENT PLANNING STAFF.
DIR, WILDLIFE & FISHERIES MGMT
STAFF.
DIR, MINERALS & GEOLOGY STAFF.
DIRECTOR, WATERSHED & AIR
MANAGEMENT STAFF.
DIR ECOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT.
IPA ASSIGNMENT.
STATE & PRIVATE FORESTRY....... DIR COOPERATIVE FORESTRY.
FIELD UNITS.................... NE AREA DIR, STATE & PRIVATE
FORESTRY, U DARB.
DIR INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST & RANGE
EXP STAT, OGD.
DIR N EASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT
STATION.
DIR, NORTH CENTRAL FOREST EXP
STATION.
DIR, PACIFIC NW FOREST & RANGE EXP
STATION.
DIR, PACIFIC SW FOR & RANGE EXPER
STA.
DIRECTOR ROCKY MT FOREST & RANGE
EXPER STAT.
DIR S EASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT
STATION.
DIRECTOR, FOREST PRODUCTS
LABORATORY.
DEP DIR FOREST PRODUCTS LAB.
DEPUTY REGIONAL FORESTER.
INTERNATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM.... ASSOCIATE DEPUTY CHIEF.
DIR INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
TROPICAL FOREST.
ECONOMIC RESEARCH SERVICE...... ADMR, ECONOMIC RESEARCH SERVICE.
ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR-ECONOMIC
RSCH SVC.
DIRECTOR AGRICULTURE & TRADE
ANALYSIS DIV.
DIRECTOR COMMODITY ECONOMICS
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR RESOURCES & TECHNOLOGY
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR AGRICULTURE & RURAL ECON
DIVISION.
DEP ADMIN FOR INFO RES & MGT OPER.
ECONOMICS MANAGEMENT STAFF..... DIRECTOR, ECONOMICS MANAGEMENT
STAFF.
NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL ADMR, NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL
STATISTICS SERVICE. STATISTICS SERV.
DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR FOR
OPERATIONS.
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DIR ESTIMATES DIV.
DIR, STATE STATISTICAL DIVISION.
DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR FOR PROGRAMS.
DIR, SYSTEMS & INFORMATION
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, SURVEY MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
WORLD AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK CHAIRPERSON.
BOARD.
DEP CHAIRPERSON.
OFFICE OF ENERGY............... DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF ENERGY.
AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS
COMMISSION:
OFFICE OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
BOARD FOR INTERNATIONAL
BROADCASTING:
BOARD STAFF.................... EXEC DIRECTOR.
DEP EXEC DIRECTOR/DIRECTOR OF
PROGRAM REVIEW.
GENERAL COUNSEL.
DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL &
CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS.
INSPECTOR GENERAL.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE:
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL.. ASST GENERAL COUNSEL FOR FINANCE &
LITIGATION.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF INTELLIGENCE
LIAISON.
OFC OF ASST SECY FOR DIR FOR FEDERAL ASST & MANAGEMENT
ADMINISTRATION. SUPPORT.
DIR FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR FOR MANAGEMENT AND DIR, FOR INFORMATION RESOURCES
INFORMATION. MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR FOR PROCUREMENT & DIRECTOR FOR PROCUREMENT & ADMIN
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES. SERVICES.
DEP DIR FOR PROCUREMENT & ADMIN
SERVICES.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF SECURITY.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PROCUREMENT.
OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR FOR HUMAN RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT.
DEP DIR OF HUMAN RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR FOR PLANNING BUDGET DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF BUDGET.
AND EVALUATION.
OFC OF THE UNDER SECY FOR DEP ASST SECY FOR STATISTICAL
ECONOMIC AFFAIRS. AFFAIRS.
DIR OFFICE OF BUSINESS ANALYSIS.
BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS.... DIRECTOR.
DEP DIR, BUR OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS.
ASSOC DIR FOR NATL ECONOMIC
ACCOUNTS.
ASSOC DIR FOR REGIONAL ECONOMICS.
ASSOC DIR FOR INTERNATIONAL
ECONOMICS.
CHIEF ECONOMIST.
CHF STATISTICIAN.
ASST TO THE DIRECTOR FOR
ECONOMETRICS.
CHF NATL INCOME & WEALTH DIV.
CHIEF, BUSINESS OUTLOOK DIV.
CHIEF INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT
DIVISION.
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS........... DEP DIR.
ASST DIRECTOR FOR ADP.
PRINCIPAL ASSOC DIR & CHIEF
FINANCIAL OFFICER.
PRINCIPAL ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR
PROGRAMS.
PROG MGR, COMPUTER-ASSISTED SURVEY
INFO COLL.
CHIEF, TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION.
CHIEF, PERSONNEL DIVISION.
CHIEF ADMIN & PUBLICATIONS SERVICES
DIVISION.
SENIOR PROGRAM ANALYST.
ASST DIR FOR ADMINISTRATION.
ASSOC DIR FOR PLANNING & ORGAN
DEVELOPMENT.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
ASSOC DIR FOR INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY.
CHIEF DATA USER SERVICES DIVISION.
CHIEF, COMPUTER SERVICES DIVISION.
DEMOGRAPHIC PROGRAMS........... ASSOCIATE DIR FOR DEMOGRAPHIC
PROGS.
CHF, POPULATION DIV.
CHIEF DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEYS DIVISION.
CHF, HOUSING & HOUSEHOLD ECON
STATISTICS DIV.
CHIEF, STATISTICAL METHODS
DIVISION.
CHIEF INTL STATISTICAL PROGRAMS
CENTER.
DECENNIAL CENSUS............... ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR THE
DECENNIAL CENSUS.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR DECENNIAL
CENSUS.
CHF, GEOGRAPHY DIV.
CHIEF DECENNIAL MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
CHIEF, DECENNIAL STATISTICAL
STUDIES DIV.
STATISTICAL DESIGN METHODOLOGY ASSOC DIR FOR STATISTICAL STANDARDS
AND STANDARDS. & METHOD.
CHIEF, YEAR 2000 RES & DEV STAFF.
CHIEF STATISTICAL RESEARCH
DIVISION.
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FIELD OPERATIONS............... ASSOC DIR FOR FIELD OPERATIONS.
CHIEF, FIELD DIVISION.
CHIEF, DATA PREPARATION DIVISION.
ECONOMIC PROGRAMS.............. ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR ECONOMIC
PROGRAMS.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR ECONOMIC
PROGRAMS.
CHIEF, AGRICULTURE DIV.
CHIEF, SERVICES DIVISION.
CHF, CONSTRUCTION STATISTICS DIV.
CHF, ECONOMIC PLANNING &
COORDINATION DIV.
CHF, FOREIGN TRADE DIV.
CHF, GOVERNMENT DIV.
CHF, MANUFACTURING & CONSTRUCTION
DIVISION.
CHF, ECONOMIC STATISTICAL M & P
DIVISION.
CHIEF, ECONOMIC PROGRAMMING
DIVISION.
INSTITUTE FOR ASSOC ADMR FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS SCIENCES. SCIENCE.
DEPUTY DIR FOR SYSTEMS & NETWORKS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SPECTRUM.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEP DIRECTOR FOR PROGRAM
ADMINISTRATION. OPERATIONS.
OFC OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL... ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITING.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
ASST INSPEC GEN FOR COMPL & AUDIT
RESOLUTION.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GEN FOR
AUDITING.
ASST INSP GEN FOR PLNG, EVAL &
INSPECTIONS.
COUNSEL TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
DEP ASST INSP GEN FOR INSP & RES.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR SYST
EVALUATION.
OFC OF THE UNDER SEC FOR EXPORT DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION.
ADMINISTRATION.
OFC OF ASST SECY FOR TRADE DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF CONSUMER GOODS.
DEVELOPMENT.
OFC OF DEP ASST SECY FOR DIR, OFFICE OF AGREEMENTS
COMPLIANCE. COMPLIANCE.
DIR, OFFICE OF ANTIDUMPING
COMPLIANCE.
OFC OF DEP ASST SECY FOR DIR, OFFICE OF ANTIDUMPING
INVESTIGATIONS. INVESTIGATIONS.
DIR, OFFICE OF COUNTERVAILING
INVESTIGATIONS.
NATIONAL OCEANIC AND DIR FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING
ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION. COMMUN.
DIR, NOAA COASTAL OCEAN PROGRAM
OFFICE.
SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICE......... DIRECTOR, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
STAFF.
NEXRAD PROGRAM MANAGER.
GOES PROGRAM MANAGER.
CHF/AWI INTERACTIVE PROCESSING
SYSTEM/1990'S.
FLEET MODERNIZATION PROGRAM
MANAGER.
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION....... DIR FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS &
FINANCE.
DIR FOR HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT.
DIR FOR PROCUREMENT, GRANTS & ADM
SERVICES.
NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SENIOR SCIENTIST FOR FISHERIES.
SERVICE.
DIR, OFC OF RESEARCH &
ENVIRONMENTAL INFO.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF HABITAT
PROTECTION.
FISHERIES RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.. DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT.
DIR, OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT.
FISHERIES CENTERS.............. SCIENCE & RESEARCH DIR, NORTHEAST
REGION.
SCIENCE & RESEARCH DIR.
SCIENCE & RESEARCH DIR, SOUTHWEST
REGION
SCIENCE & RESEARCH DIR.
SCIENCE AND RESEARCH DIRECTOR.
NATL ENVIRON SATELLITE, DATA & SATELLITE SYSTEMS PROGRAM MANAGER.
INFO SERVICES.
DEPUTY ASST ADMR FOR SATELLITES DIR, NATL OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA
CENTER.
DIRECTOR, NATIONAL CLIMATIC DATA
CENTER.
DIR, NATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL DATA
CENTER.
POES PROGRAM MANAGER.
SYSTEMS PROGRAM DIRECTOR.
DIR OFC OF SYS DEVELOPMENT.
OFFICE OF OCEANIC AND DIRECTOR, FORECAST SYSTEMS
ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH. LABORATORY.
OFFICE OF OCEANIC RESEARCH DEP DIR. OFC OF OCEANIC RESEARCH
PROGRAMS. PROGRAMS.
PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR WEATHER
RESEARCH.
DEP ASST ADMR FOR EXTRAMURAL
RESEARCH.
ENVIROMENTAL RESEARCH DEP DIR. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
LABORATORIES. LABORATORIES.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR SCIENCE &
DATA.
DIR CLIMATE MONITORING &
DIAGNOSTICS LAB.
ATLANTIC OCEANOGRAPHIC AND DIR, ATLANTIC OCEANOGRAPHIC &
METROLOGICAL LABS. METEOROLOGICAL.
DIR, SPACE ENVIRONMENT LABORATORY.
WAVE PROPAGATION LAB........... DIRECTOR.
AERONOMY LAB................... DIRECTOR, AERONOMY LABORATORY.
GEOPHSICAL FLUID DYNAMICS DIRECTOR.
LABORATORIES.
SUPERVISORY RSCH METEOROLOGIST.
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SUPERVISORY RSCH METEOROLOGIST.
SUPERVISORY RSCH METEOROLOGIST.
GREAT LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL DIR GREAT LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL
RESERCH LAB. RESEARCH LAB.
NATIONAL SEVERE STORMS DIR NAT'L SEVERE STORMS LAB.
LABORATORY.
AIR RESOURCES LABORATORY....... DIRECTOR AIR RESOURCES LABORATORY.
PACIFIC MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL DIR PACIFIC MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL
LAB. LAB.
NATIONAL OCEAN SERVICES........ CHF, MARINE ANALYSIS &
INTERPRETATION DIV.
DIR, OFFICE OF OCEAN & EARTH
SCIENCES.
SENIOR SCIENTIST FOR OCEAN
SERVICES.
CHIEF, OCEAN OBSERVATION DIVISION.
CHIEF OCEAN & LAKE LEVELS DIVISION.
OCEAN RESOURCES CONSERVATION CHF, STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL
AND ASSESSMENT. ASSESSMENTS DIV.
CHF, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS R & A
DIVISION.
CHIEF COSTAL MONITORING BIOEFFECTS
ASSES DIV.
COAST AND GEODETIC SERVICES.... CHIEF, GEOSCIENCES LABORATORY.
CHIEF, AERONAUTICAL CHARTING
DIVISION.
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE....... ASOS PROGRAM MANAGER.
DIRECTOR, NOAA DATA BUOY OFFICE.
CHIEF, MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET STAFF.
CHIEF, INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
DIVISION.
CHF. OFC OF THE FED COORDINATOR FOR
METEOROLG.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR
OPERATIONS.
DIR, NEXRAD OPERATIONAL SUPPORT
FACILITY.
DIRECTOR, STORM PREDICTION CENTER.
TRANSITION DIR, TRANSITION PROG
OFC.
DIRECTOR, MARINE PREDICTION CENTER.
OFFICE OF METEOROLOGY.......... DIR, OFFICE OF METEOROLOGY.
CHIEF OPERATIONS DIVISION.
CHF, PROG REQUIREMENTS & PLNG
DIVISION.
OFFICE OF HYDROLOGY............ DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF HYDROLOGY.
CHIEF, HYDROLOGIC SERVICES
DIVISION.
CHIEF, HYDROLOGIC RESEARCH
LABORATORY.
OFFICE OF SYSTEMS OPERATIONS... CHIEF, ENGINEERING DIVISION.
CHIEF, SYSTEMS OPERATIONS CENTER.
CHIEF, SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
DIVISION.
DIR, OFFICE OF SYSTEMS OPERATIONS.
OFFICE OF SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT.. DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF SYSTEMS
DEVELOPMENT.
CHIEF, INTEGRATED SYSTEMS
LABORATORY.
CHIEF, TECHNIQUES DEVEL LABORATORY.
CHIEF, ADVANCED DEVEL &
DEMONSTRATION LAB.
DEP DIR, OFFICE OF SYSTEMS
DEVELOPMENT.
NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL CTR.... DIRECTOR NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL
CENTER.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR, CLIMATE ANALYSIS CENTER.
CHIEF, AUTOMATION DIVISION.
CHIEF, DEVELOPMENT DIV.
CHF, METEOROLOGICAL OPERATIONS
DIVISION.
DIR, NATL SEVERE STORMS FORECAST
CENTER.
DIRECTOR NATL HURRICANE CENTER.
REGIONAL OFFICES & CENTERS..... DIR SOUTHERN REGION, FT WORTH.
DIR, SALT LAKE CITY REGION.
DIR, ALASKA REGION, ANCHORAGE.
DIR EASTERN REGION NWS.
DIRECTOR CENTRAL REGION.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS DIRECTOR FOR QUALITY PROGRAMS.
AND TECHNOLOGY.
DEP DIR, OFC OF QUALITY PROGRAMS.
ASSOC DIR FOR TECH & BUSINESS
ASSESSMENT.
DIRECTOR, PROGRAM OFFICE.
OFFICE OF ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR... DIRECTOR FOR INTERNATIONAL &
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR INTERNATIONAL
AFFAIRS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR ACADEMIC
AFFAIRS.
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM.... DEP DIRECTOR, ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
PROGRAM.
DIRECTOR, ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
PROGRAM.
TECHNOLOGY SERVICES............ DEPUTY DIRECTOR, TECHNOLOGY
SERVICES.
DIR, OFC OF TECHNOL EVALUATION &
ASSESSMENT.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR PROGRAM
QUALITY.
OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY DIR, OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY
COMMERCIALIZATION. COMMERCIALIZATION.
OFFICE OF MEASUREMENT SERVICES. CHF, PHY MEAS S/P OFC OF
MEASUREMENT SERVICES.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF MEASUREMENT
SERVICES.
OFFICE OF STANDARDS SERVICES... DIR, OFFICE OF STANDARDS SERVICES.
ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL DIR, ELECTRONICS & ELECTRICAL ENG
ENGINEERING LABORATORY. LABORATORY.
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DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
DIR, OFFICE OF MICROELECTRONICS
PROGRAMS.
ELECTRICITY DIVISION........... CHIEF, ELECTRICITY DIVISION.
ELECTROMAGNETIC TECHNOLOGY CHF-ELECTROMAGNETIC TECHNOLOGY
DIVISION. DIVISION.
SEMICONDUCTOR ELECTRONICS CHIEF SEMICONDUCTOR ELECTRONICS
DIVISION. DIVISION.
SENIOR RESEARCH SCIENTIST.
MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING DIR, MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING
LABORATORY. LABORATORY.
CHIEF, AUTOMATED PRODUCTION,
TECHNOLOGY DIV.
MANAGER FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS.
PROGRAM MANAGER AUTOMATED
MANUFACTURING RES.
DEP DIR, MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING
LABORATORY.
DIR, MANUFACTURING EXTENSION
PARTNERSHIP PROG.
PRECISION ENGINEERING DIVISION. CHIEF, PRECISION ENGINEERING
DIVISION.
ROBOT SYSTEMS DIVISION......... CHIEF, INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
FACTORY AUTOMATION SYSTEM CHIEF, FACTORY AUTOMATION SYSTEMS
DIVISION. DIVISION.
PHYSICS LABORATORY............. DIRECTOR, PHYSICS LABORATORY.
COORDINATOR OF RADIATION
MEASUREMENT SERVICES.
COORDINATOR OF PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, PHYSICS
LABORATORY.
IONIZING RADIATION DIVISION.... CHIEF IONIZING RADIATION DIVISION.
FUNDAMENTAL CONSTANTS DATA MGR, FUNDAMENTAL CONSTANTS DATA
CENTER. CENTER.
MOLECULAR PHYSICS DIVISION..... CHIEF MOLECULAR PHYSICS DIV.
QUANTUM METROLOGY DIVISION..... CHIEF, QUANTUM METROLOGY DIVISION.
ATOMIC PHYSICS DIVISION........ CHIEF, ATOMIC PHYSICS DIVISION.
TIME AND FREQUENCY DIVISION.... CHIEF, TIME AND FREQUENCY DIVISION.
QUANTUM PHYSICS DIVISION....... SENIOR SCIENTIST.
SENIOR SCIENTIST & FELLOW OF JILA.
SENIOR SCIENTIST & FELLOW OF JILA.
ELECTRON AND OPTICAL PHYSICS... GROUP LEADER FOR FAR ULTRAVIOLET
PHYSICS.
CHEMICAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DIR, CHEMICAL SCI & TECHNOLOGY
LABORATORY. LABORATORY.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PROGRAMS.
INORGANIC ANALYTICAL RESEARCH CHIEF, INORGANIC ANALYTICAL
DIVISION. RESEARCH DIVISION.
ORGANIC ANALYTICAL RESEARCH CHIEF, ORGANIC ANALYTICAL RESEARCH
DIVISION. DIVISION.
CHIEF, ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
DIVISION.
SURFACE AND MICROANALYSIS CHF, SURFACE & MICROANALYSIS
SCIENCE DIVISION. SCIENCE DIVISION.
GROUP LEADER, SURFACE SPEC. & THIN
FILMS.
BIOTECHNOLOGY DIVISION......... CHIEF, BIOTECHNOLOGY DIVISION.
THERMOPHYSICS DIVISION......... CHIEF, THERMOPHYSICS DIVISION.
MATERIALS SCIENCE AND DIR, MATERIALS SCI & ENG
ENGINEERING LABORATORY. LABORATORY.
SENIOR SCIENTIST.
SCIENTIFIC ASSISTANT TO THE
DIRECTOR, IMSE.
DEP DIR, MATERIALS SCI & ENG LAB.
CHIEF, FILM & FIBER TECHNOLOGY.
MATERIALS RELIABILITY DIVISION. CHIEF, MATERIALS RELIABILITY DIV.
OFFICE OF INTELLIGENT CHF, OFC OF INTELL PROCESSING OF
PROCESSING OF MATERIALS. MATERIALS.
POLYMERS DIVISION.............. CHIEF, POLYMERS DIVISION.
METALLURGY DIVISION............ CHF, METALLURGY DIVISION.
PHYSICIST (SOLID STATE).
REACTOR RADIATION DIVISION..... CHIEF, REACTOR RADIATION DIVISION.
GROUP LEADER, NEUTRON CONDENSED
MATTER SCIENCE.
CHIEF, REACTOR OPERATIONS.
COMPUTER SYSTEMS LABORATORY.... CHIEF, SYSTEMS & NETWORK
ARCHITECTURE DIVISION.
CHF, ADVANCED SYSTEMS DIVISION.
CHF, INFO SYST ENGINEERING
DIVISION.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR COMPUTER
SECURITY.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR PROGRAM
IMPLEMENTATION.
CHIEF, COMPUTER SECURITY DIVISION.
BUILDING AND FIRE RESEARCH CHIEF, STRUCTURES DIVISION.
LABORATORY. DIR, BUILDING & FIRE RESEARCH
LABORATORY.
DEP DIR, BUILDING & FIRE RESEARCH
LABORATORY.
ASST DIR, BUILDING & FIRE RESEARCH
LABORATORY.
BUILDING ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.. CHIEF, BUILDING ENVIRONMENT
DIVISION.
BUILDING MATERIALS DIVISION.... CHF, BUILDING MATERIALS DIV.
FIRE SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING CHIEF, FIRE SAFETY ENGINEERING
DIVISION. DIVISION.
FIRE MEASUREMENT AND RESEARCH CHIEF, FIRE SCIENCE DIVISION.
DIVISION.
COMPUTING AND APPLIED DIR, COMPUTING & APPLIED
MATHEMATICS LABORATORY. MATHEMATICS LAB.
DEP DIR, COMPUTING & APPLIED
MATHEMATICS LAB.
CHIEF, COMPUTER SERVICES DIVISION.
CHIEF, SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING
DIVISION.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR COMPUTING.
STATISTICAL ENGINEERING CHIEF, STATISTICAL ENGINEERING
DIVISION. DIVISION.
PATENT AND TRADEMARK ASST COMMISSIONER FOR FINANCE AND
ADMINISTRATION. PLANNING.
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ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER FOR EXTERNAL
AFFAIRS.
ADMIN FOR LEG & INTERNL AFFAIRS.
DEP ASST COMR FOR PUBLIC SERVICES &
ADM.
DIR DIRECTORATE FOR INTERDISCIPL
PROGRAM.
CHIEF OF STAFF.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR SEARCH &
COMMISSIONER FOR PATENTS. INFORMATION RES.
DEP ASST COMM FOR PATENT PROCESS
SERVICES.
CHEMICAL....................... GROUP DIRECTOR 110.
GROUP DIRECTOR 120.
GROUP DIRECTOR--130.
GROUP DIRECTOR 150.
DEPUTY GROUP DIRECTOR--110.
GROUP DIRECTOR--180.
DEPUTY GROUP DIR 150.
DEPUTY GROUP DIRECTOR 180.
ELECTRICAL..................... GROUP DIRECTOR FOR 260.
GROUP DIRECTOR 210.
GROUP DIRECTOR FOR 220.
GROUP DIRECTOR--230.
GROUP DIRECTOR 240.
GROUP DIRECTOR 250.
DEPUTY GROUP DIRECTOR--250.
DEPUTY GROUP DIRECTOR--260.
DEPUTY GROUP DIRECTOR--230.
DEPUTY GROUP DIRECTOR--220.
MECHANICAL..................... GROUP DIRECTOR--310.
GROUP DIRECTOR--320.
GROUP DIRECTOR--330.
GROUP DIRECTOR--340.
GROUP DIRECTOR--350.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT CHAIRMAN, TRADEMARK TRIAL & APPEAL
COMMISSIONER FOR TRADEMARKS. BOARD.
DEPUTY ASST COMMISSIONER FOR
TRADEMARKS.
DIRECTOR, TRADEMARK EXAMINING
OPERATION.
COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING
COMMISSION:
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL.. DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL (OPINIONS &
REVIEW).
DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL
(LITIGATION).
DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL (REG & ADM).
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEP EXEC DIR.
DIRECTOR. DIR, OFC IN INFORMATION RESOURCES
MGMT.
DIVISION ECONOMIC ANALYSIS..... DEP CHF ECONOMIST.
CHF, ANALYSIS SECTION.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR
SURVEILLANCE.
DIRECTOR OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH.
DIVISION OF ENFORCEMENT........ DEPUTY DIRECTOR (WESTERN
OPERATIONS).
DEPUTY DIRECTOR (EASTERN
OPERATIONS).
DIVISION OF TRADING AND MARKETS DEPUTY DIRECTOR (CONTRACT MARKETS).
CHIEF COUNSEL.
CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION:
OFC OF EXECUTIVE DIR........... ASST EXEC DIR FOR COMPLIANCE &
ENFORCEMENT.
ASSOC EXEC DIR FOR ADM.
ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIR FOR FIELD
OPERATIONS.
OFFICE OF HAZARD IDENTIFICATION ASST EXEC DIR FOR HAZARD I & R.
& REDUCTION.
ASSOCIATE EXEC DIR FOR
EPIDEMIOLOGY.
ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR
ECONOMICS.
CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL AND
COMMUNITY SERVICE:
OFFICE INSPECTOR GENERAL....... INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASSOC DIRECTOR FOR MGMT & ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR MANAGEMENT &
BUDGET. BUDGET.
ASST DIR FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
OFC SECY OF DEFENSE:
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY........ ASST TO THE SECY OF DEFENSE (INTEL
OVERSIGHT).
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY DEP ASST SECY OF DEFENSE (FORCES &
(SOLIC). RESOURCES).
DIRECTOR FOR BUDGET AND EXECUTION.
DIRECTOR FOR REQUIREMENTS &
PROGRAMS.
JOINT ACTIVITIES............... DIRECTOR DESA.
DIRECTOR OPERATIONAL TEST AND DEP DIR FOR RESOURCES &
EVALUATION. ADMINISTRATION.
OFC OF INSPECTOR GENERAL....... DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INSPECTIONS.
ASST INSPECTOR GENL FOR ANALYSIS &
FOLLOWUP.
ASST INSP GEN FOR ADM & INFO
MANAGEMENT.
AIG FOR DEPARTMENTAL INQUIRIES.
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DEP ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR ADM &
INFO MGMT.
DIR, AUDIT PLANNING & TECHNICAL
SUPPORT.
DIRECTOR, ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR, LOGISTICS AND SUPPORT.
DIRECTOR, CONTRACT MANAGEMENT.
DIR, READINESS & OPERATIONAL
SUPPORT.
DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR AUDIT, POL &
OVERSIGHT.
DEPUTY ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITING.
ASST IG FOR INSPECTIONS.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITING.
DIR FOR INVESTIGATIVE OPERATIONS.
ASST INSP GEN FOR CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATIVE P/O.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR PROGRAM
EVALUATION.
DIRECTOR, READINESS & OPERATIONAL
SUPPORT.
OFC OF ASST SECY OF DEFENSE PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR (MANPOWER AND
(RESERVE AFFAIRS). PERSONNEL).
OFC DEP ASST SECY (CIVILIAN PRIN DIR (CIVILIAN PERS POL/EQUAL
PERSONNEL P/E OPPORTUNITY). OPP).
DIR PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR, STAFFING & CAREER
MANAGEMENT.
OFC OF DIR OF DOD DEPENDENTS DIR PACIFIC REGION DODDS.
SCHOOLS. DIRECTOR, GERMANY REGION.
DEP DIR DEP OF DFENSE DEPENDENTS
SCHOOL.
ASSOC DIR FOR FINANCIAL, LOGISTL, &
INFO MGMT.
OFFICE ASSISTANT SEC HEALTH DIR, DEFENSE MEDICAL SYSTEMS
AFFAIRS. SUPPORT CENTER.
UNIFORMED SERV. UNIVERSITY OF SCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR, AFRRI.
THE HEALTH SCIENCES.
OFFICE OF ASST TO SECY OF DEF DIR, FREEDOM OF INFORMATION &
FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS. SECURITY REVIEW.
DEP DIR, ARMED FORCES RADIO &
TELEVISION SERV.
WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL AND SECURITY.
SERVICES.
DIRECTOR REAL ESTATE AND
FACILITIES.
DEP DIR, REAL ESTATE & FACILITIES.
DEP DIR, PERSONNEL AND SECURITY.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL.. DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL (IG).
DEP GEN COUNSEL (ENVIRONMENT &
INSTALLATIONS).
OFC OF UNDER SECY OF DEF FOR DEP DIR MISSILE & SPACE SYSTEMS.
ACQ & TECHNOLOGY. DEP DIR AIR WARFARE.
DIRECTOR FOR DEFENSE PROCUREMENT.
SR STAFF SPECIALIST FOR S & A
SYSTEMS.
DEP DIR NAVAL WARFARE.
SR STAFF SPEC FOR MISSILE & SPACE
SYST ANAL.
DEPUTY DIR, COST PRICING & FINANCE.
SR STAFF SPEC FOR AIR WEAPONS DEF
SUPP SYS.
SR STAFF SPEC FOR GROUND AIR
DEFENSE SYSTEMS.
SR STAFF SPEC CLOSE AIR SUP & AIR
INT SYS.
SR STAFF SPEC FOR SHIP SYSTEMS.
DEP DIR MUNITIONS.
SR STAFF SPEC FOR AIR MOBILITY.
SR STAFF SPECIAL FOR AIR
SUPERIORITY SYSTEMS.
DEP DIR, CONTRACT POL &
ADMINISTRATION.
DEPUTY DIR TEST FACILITIES &
RESOURCES.
DEP DIR LAND WARFARE.
DEP DIR DEEP STRIKE WARFARE.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, DEFENSE SCIENCE
BOARD.
DIR COMPUTER AIDED LOGISTICS
SUPPORT OFFICE.
ADUSD (ASIA/MID EAST/S. HEMISPHERE
AFFAIRS).
DEP DIR, ACQUISITION RESOURCES.
DEP DIR, DEF SYST PROCUREMENT
STRATEGIES.
ASST DEP DIR (PROGRAM & BUDGET
INTEGRATION).
DEP DIR ELECTRONIC WARFARE.
DOD CONTRACTOR ADV & ASSISTANCE
SERV DIRECTOR.
DIR PLANNING & ANALYSIS.
DIR, BASE CLOSURE AND UTILIZATION.
DIR, DEF ACQUISITION REG SYS &
COUNCIL.
DEP DIR, FOREIGN CONTRACTOR.
DIR, ACQISITION LOG & PRODUCTION
READINESS.
SR STAFF SPEC FOR SUBMARINE &
SURVEIL SYS.
DEP DIR MAJOR POLICY INITIATIVES.
STAFF SPEC FOR SPEC TECH PROGRAM.
DEP DIR STRATEGY ARMS CONTROL &
COMPLIANCE.
DEP DIR, AERONAUTICAL SYSTEMS.
SPECIAL ASST CONCEPTS & PLANS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR DEFENSE SYSTEMS.
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PRIN DASD (ATOMIC ENERGY).
DEP DIR, LAND & MARITIME PROGRAMS.
DEP DIR, AIR & SPACE PROGRAMS.
ADUSD (BALLISTIC MISSLE DEFENSE).
DD MODELING & SIMULATION SOFTWARE.
DIR OSD STUDIES & FFRDCA.
ASST DEP UNDER SECY DEF (CRUISE
MISSILE DEF).
DEPUTY DIRECTOR AIR WARFARE.
OFC OF DD (RESEARCH AND STAFF SPECIALIST FOR VEHICLE
ADVANCED TECH). PROPULSION.
STAFF SPECIALIST FOR MATERIALS &
STRUCTURES.
STAFF SPECIALIST FOR WEAPONS.
DIR ENVIRONMENTAL & LIFE SCIENCES.
STAFF SPEC/MOBILITY, LOGISTICS &
ADV CONCEPTS.
SPEC ASST FOR MCTL & LONG-RANGE
PLNNG MATTERS.
STAFF SPEC FOR ELECTRONIC W/C, CTRL
& COMMS.
STAFF SPECIALIST FOR ELECTRONIC S/
D.
DIR, BALANCED TECHNOLOGY
INITIATIVE.
OFFICE OF DD (PLANS & DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS &
RESOURCES). RESOURCES).
DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC & THEATER DIR STRATEGIC & THEATER NUCLEAR
NUCLEAR FORCES. FORCES C3.
DIRECTOR, THEATER & TACTICAL C3 DIR THEATER & TACTICAL COMMUN
COMMAND & CONTR.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DIR SPECIAL TECHNOLOGY.
DEFENSE (INTELLIGENCE).
SENIOR ADVISOR FOR MEASUREMENT &
SIGNATURE.
SENIOR ADVISOR FOR IMAGING
INTELLIGENCE.
DIRECTOR, INTELLIGENCE ISSUES.
DIRECTOR, INTELLIGENCE RESOURCES.
DIRECTOR, INTELLIGENCE POLICY.
PRINCIPAL DIR TO DASD I & S.
DIRECTOR, INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS.
DEP DIR INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS.
DIR INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS.
DEP DIR, INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... SENIOR ADVISOR FOR HUMAN
INTELLIGENCE.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... SENIOR ADVISOR SIGNAL INTELLIGENCE.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DIRECTOR, TELECOMMUNICATIONS.
DEFENSE (DEFENSE-WIDE C3).
DEP DIR SPACE & NUCLEAR C3.
DIRECTOR SPACE & NUCLEAR C3.
DIRECTOR, C3 MOBILIZATION
SYSTEMS.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... DIRECTOR, COUNTER INTELLIGENCE.
ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS DIRECTOR, ASTO.
AGENCY (ARPA).
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SMART WEAPONS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, ASTO.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, MANAGEMENT.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
DIR ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
OFFICE.
DIR LAND SYSTEMS OFFICE.
DIRECTOR SPECIAL PROJECTS.
DIR MICROCELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY.
DEP DIR MICRO ELECTRONICS
TECHNOLOGY.
DIR MARTIME SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY.
CHIEF, ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MANUFACTURING.
ASST DIR, SENSORS & PROCESSING.
SPECIAL ASST, INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY.
COMPUTING SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (SOFTWARE).
OFFICE.
DIR COMPUTING SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
OFFICE.
DEFENSE SCIENCES OFFICE........ DIR DEFENSE SCIENCES OFFICE.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR MATERIAL
SCIENCES.
DEFENSE MANUFACTURING OFFICE... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, M & M WAVE
TECHNOLOGY.
CONTRACTS MANAGEMENT OFFICE.... DIR, CONTRACTS MANAGEMENT OFFICE.
NUCLEAR MONITORING OFFICE...... DIR NUCLEAR MONITORING RESEARCH
OFC.
OFFICE OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF DEP DIR FOR TECHNICAL OPERATIONS.
STAFF.
BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE ASST DIR FOR SENSORS
ORGANIZATION. DEMONSTRATIONS.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR SENSOR
TECHNOLOGY.
ASST DIR FOR INTERCEPTORS &
COMMUNICATIONS.
DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
DEPUTY FOR PROGRAM OPERATIONS.
DIRECTOR, CONTRACTS DIRECTORATE.
DIR BATTLE MAGT COMMAND CONTROL &
COMMUN.
ASSISTANT DEP FOR ACQUISITION
MANAGEMENT.
DEFENSE CONTRACT AUDIT AGENCY. DIRECTOR, DCAA.
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DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DCAA.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, OPERATIONS.
ASST DIR, POLICY & PLANS.
DIRECTOR, FIELD DETACHMENT.
REGIONAL MANAGERS.............. REGIONAL DIRECTOR, EASTERN.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, NORTHEASTERN.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, CENTRAL.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, WESTERN.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, MID-ATLANTIC.
DEP REGIONAL DIRECTOR EASTERN
REGION.
DEPUTY REGIONAL DIRECTOR
NORTHEASTERN REGION.
DEPUTY REGIONAL DIR CENTRAL REGION.
DEPUTY REGIONAL DIRECTOR, WESTERN.
DEP REG DIR MID ATLANTIC REGION.
DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY....... SPECIAL ASST FOR INTEGRITY IN
CONTRACTING.
DIR, DEFENSE MANPOWER DATA CENTER.
CHIEF ACTUARY.
DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,
DISTRIBUTION.
DEP COMMANDER DEFENSE INDUSTRIAL
SUPPLY CTR.
DIRECTORATE FOR CONTRACT EXECUTIVE DIRECTIVE, CONTRACT
MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT.
ASST EXEC DIR, OPERATIONS/POLICY
GROUP.
DIRECTORATE OF QUALITY DEPUTY COMMANDER.
ASSURANCE.
OFC OF STAFF DIR-SMALL & STAFF DIR, SMALL & DISADV BUSIN
DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS UNTIL. UTILIZATION.
OFFICE OF CIVILIAN PERSONNEL... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, HUMAN
RESOURCES.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, PERSONNEL
PROGRAMS.
ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT ADVISOR DLA
CHAIR
DIRECTORATE OF SUPPLY DEP EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SUPPLY
OPERATIONS. MANAGEMENT.
DEPUTY COMMANDER.
DEPUTY COMMANDER.
ASST EXEC DIR, DLA INTERNATIONAL
PROGRAMS.
DIRECTORATE OF CONTRACTING..... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PROCUREMENT.
DIRECTORATE OF TECH & LOGISTICS CHF, PROPERTY DISPOSAL DIV.
SERVICES.
DEP COMMANDER DEFENSE ELECTRONICS
SUPPLY CTR.
DEPUTY COMMANDER.
DEFENSE TRAINING & PERFORMANCE DEPUTY DIR DEFENSE MANPOWER DATA
DATA CENTER. CENTER.
DEFENSE CONTRACT MANAGEMENT.... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CONTRACT
MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR......... DIRECTOR, DITSO.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DITSO.
DEPUTY MANAGER NATIONAL COMMUN
SYSTEMS.
OFC OF ASSOC DIR FOR ENG, ASSOC DIR FOR ENG. TECHNOLOGY &
TECHNOL & CORPORATE PLANNING. CORP PLNG.
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER.
DEP DIR FOR OPERATIONS.
DEP DIR FOR SYSTEMS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR DISA.
NATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM. DEPUTY MANAGER, NATL COMMUNICATIONS
SYSTEMS.
ASST MGR, NCS, TECHNOLOGY &
STANDARDS.
ASST MGR, NCS, PLANS & OPERATIONS.
CENTER FOR COMMAND, CONTROL & DEP DIR, THEATER SYSTEMS.
COMMUNICATIONS (C3) SYS.
DEP DIR FOR SWITCHED NETWORK
ENGINEERING.
S/A TO THE DIR, CPSI FOR SATELLITE
COM SYS.
SPEC ASST TO DIR, CTR FOR C3 FOR
INT DIG ARCH.
DIR MILITARY SATELLITE
COMMUNICATIONS.
DIR CENTER FOR SYSTEMS INTERO &
INTEGRATION.
DEP DIR JOINT (IEO).
DIR CENTER FOR TECHNICAL
ARCHITECTURE.
TECH DIR JOINT INTERO & ENG COMM
(JIEO).
DIR CENTER FOR STANDARDS.
DIR CENTER FOR ENGINEERING.
ASSOC DIR MISSION SUPPORT
INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
ASSOC DIR CENTER FOR STANDARDS.
DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR INFO SYSTEMS
SECURITY.
DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM DEP DIR, DEFENSE COMM SYSTEM
ORGANIZATION. ORGANIZATION.
DEP DIR, DCS TELECOMMUNICATIONS
NETWORKS.
ASSOC DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DCS DATA
SYSTEMS.
PRINCIPAL DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
DEFENSE COMMERCIAL DIR DEFENSE COMMERCIAL
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE. COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE.
DIR DEFENSE INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
CENTER FOR AGENCY SERVICES..... DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR AGENCY
SERVICES.
JOINT DATA SYSTEMS SUPPORT DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NMCS ADP
CENTER. DIRECTORATE.
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ASSOC DIR FOR TECHNICAL &
MANAGEMENT SUPPORT.
DIR, DEF INFORMATION SYSTEMS
PROGRAM ORG.
JOINT TACTICAL COMMAND, CONTROL DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR TESTING.
& COMMUNICATIONS AGENCY.
DEPUTY COMMANDER CENTER FOR
SOFTWARE.
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT CENTER.. DIRECTOR, INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
CENTER.
DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL INTEGRATION
OFFICE.
DIR, NAVY INFORMATION RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
TECHNICAL DIR, NAVAL DATA
AUTOMATION COMMAND.
COMPTROLLER DIRECTORATE........ COMTROLLER.
DEFENSE NUCLEAR AGENCY......... CHIEF OF STAFF.
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR......... DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR ARMS
CONTROL.
ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT OFFICE.. DIR, ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER...... DIR FOR INFORMATION MANAGEMENT.
OPERATIONS DIRECTORATE......... DEPUTY DIRECTOR, OPERATIONS
DIRECTORATE.
CHIEF, STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS
DIVISION.
DIR FOR TECH APPLICATIONS.
CHIEF, ENVIRONMENTS & MODELING
DIVISION.
RADIATION SCIENCES DIRECTORATE. DIR FOR RADIATION SCIENCES.
CHIEF, ATMOSPHERIC EFFECTS
DIVISION.
CHIEF, ELECTRONICS & SYSTEMS
TECHNOLOGY DIV.
CHIEF, ELECTROMAGNETIC APPLICATIONS
DIVISION.
SHOCK PHYSICS DIRECTORATE...... DIRECTOR FOR SHOCK PHYSICS.
CHIEF, WEAPONS EFFECTS DIVISION.
TEST DIRECTORATE............... DIRECTOR FOR TEST.
CHF, NEVADA OPERATIONS OFC, TEST
DIRECTORATE.
DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY......... CHIEF DIGITAL PRODUCTION SYSTEM
DEPARTMENT.
D M A HEADQUARTERS............. DEP DIR FOR HUM RES--DIR DMA OFC
HUM RES MGT.
DEP DIR FOR ACQ INSTALL &
LOGISTICS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS.
DEP DIR FOR TECH & INFORMATION.
ASST DEP DIR FOR OPERATIONS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
ASST DEP DIR FOR ADVANCED SYS
REQUIREMENTS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS &
REQUIREMENTS.
DEP DIR FOR INTL PROG OPERATIONS.
DEP DIR FOR INFORMATION RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
CHIEF, ANALYSIS DIVISION.
ASST DEP DIR FOR ADVANCED WEAPON
SYSTEMS.
D M A FIELD ACTIVITIES......... DEP DIR FOR PROG, PROD & OPERATIONS
DMA HTC.
DEP DIR FOR PROGS, PRODUCTION AND
OPERATIONS.
CHF, DIGITAL PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT
AC.
CHF, DIGITAL PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT
HTC.
CHIEF, SCIENTIFIC DATA DEPARTMENT.
DIR DMA SYS CTR DEP DIR FOR RES &
ENGINEERING.
DEP DIR FOR MODERNIZATION
DEVELOPMENT.
DEP DIR FOR P/O, DMA SYST CNTR/ADD
FOR RDT&E.
CHIEF, MAPPING & CHARTING
DEPARTMENT.
CHIEF, MAPPING & CHARTING
DEPARTMENT.
CHIEF, RESTON DEPARTMENT.
DIR DMA HYDROGRAPHIC/TOPOGRAPHIC
CENTER.
DIR DMA RESTON CENTER.
DIR DMA AERODPACE CENTER.
DEP DIR/DEP FOR DEVELOPMENT GROUP.
DEP DIR FOR PRODUCTION RESTON
CENTER.
DEP DIR FOR PROGRAM EXECUTION.
DEP DIR ENG & INTEGRATION DIRECTOR.
DEP DIR DEP DIR FOR PRODUCTION.
DEFENSE FINANCE & ACCOUNTING DEPUTY DIRECTOR, CLEVELAND CENTER.
SERVICE.
DEFENSE INVESTIGATIVE SERVICE.. DIR, DEFENSE INVESTIGATIVE SERVICE.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR (INVESTIGATIONS).
DEP DIR (INDUSTRIAL SECURITY).
DEPUTY DIRECTOR (RESOURCES).
DIR, PERSONNEL INVESTIGATIONS
CENTER.
DEPARTMENT OF AIR FORCE:
OFC OF ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO THE
TO THE SECRETARY. SECY.
DEP ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT.
OFC OF SMALL & DISADV BUS DIR, OFC OF SMALL & DISADV BUS
UTILIZATION. UTILIZATION.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL DEP ASST INSPECTOR GEN/SPEC
INVESTIGATIONS.
OFFICE OF ASAF FOR FINANCIAL PRINCIPAL DEP ASST SECRY (FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT & COMPTROLLER. MGMT).
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ODAS BUDGET.................... DEPUTY FOR BUDGET.
DIRECTOR OF BUDGET INVESTMENT.
DIRECTOR OF BUDGET MANAGEMENT &
EXECUTION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF BUDGET
OPERATIONS.
ODAS COST & ECONOMICS.......... DEP ASST SECY (COST & ECONOMICS).
OFFICE OF ASAF FOR ACQUISITION. DIR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY.
COMPETITION ADVOCATE GEN DIR, CAAS.
PRINCIPAL DAS (ACQUISITION & MGMT).
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
ODAS COMMUNICATIONS, COMPUTERS ASSOC DEP ASST SECY
& SUPPORT SYSTEMS. (TRANSPORTATION).
ASSOC DEP ASST SECY (INFO & SUPPORT
SYSTEMS).
ODAS RESEARCH & ENGINEERING.... DAS (RESEARCH & ENGINEERING).
ODAS MANAGEMENT POLICY & ASSOC DEP ASST SECY MAGNT POL &
PROGRAM INTEGRATION. PROG INTERAGT.
DEP ASST SECY (MGMT POL & PROG
INTEGRATION).
ODAS CONTRACTING............... ASSOC DEP ASST SECY (CONTRACTING).
AIR FORCE PROGRAM EXECUTIVE AF PROGRAM EXEC OFFICER, INFO
OFFICE. SYSTEMS.
AIR FORCE PROG EXEC OFCR,
CONVENTIONAL STRIKE.
PROGRAM DIRECTOR, AMRAAM SPO.
OFC OF ASAF FOR MANPOWER, DEP FOR AIR FORCE REVIEW BOARDS .
RESERVE AFFAIRS, INSTALL & ENV. DIR AIR FORCE BASE CONVERSION
AGENCY.
ODAS INSTALLATIONS............. DEPUTY FOR INSTALLATIONS
MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE, CHIEF OF STAFF......... AIR FORCE HISTORIAN.
TEST AND EVALUATION............ DEPUTY DIR TEST & EVALUATION.
MORALE, WELFARE, RECREATION AND DIR OF RES MGMT & DEP DIR FOR MWR &
SERVICES. SERVICES.
ASST CHIEF OF STAFF FOR C3 AND DIRECTOR OF RESOURCES .
COMPUTERS. DIR OF ARCHITECTURES TECH &
INTEROPERABILITY.
DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF, ASSOC DIR FOR LOGISTICS PLANS &
LOGISTICS. PROGRAMS.
CHIEF MODIFICATION & O&M PROGRAMS
DIVISION.
CHIEF COMBAT SUPPORT PROGRAMS
DIVISION.
ASSOC DIR OF MAINTENANCE & SUPPLY.
CIVIL ENGINEER................. ASSOCIATE CIVIL ENGINEER.
DEPUTY CIVIL ENGINEER.
DEPUTY CIVIL ENGINEER.
DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF, DIR CIVIL PERSONNEL POLICY &
PERSONNEL. PERSONNEL PLANS.
SPEC PROJECT OFCR FOR PERSONNEL
MANAGEMENT.
CHIEF RESOURCES DIVISION.
CHIEF AIR FORCE PERSONNEL
OPERATIONS AGENCY.
CHF, AIR FORCE CIVILIAN PERSONNEL
MGMT CENTER.
ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, ASSOC DIR, STRATEGY & PRODUCTION.
INTELLIGENCE.
AIR FORCE MATERIEL COMMAND..... CHAIRMAN A F LOGISTICS COMMAND
PROCUR COMMITT.
PERSONNEL...................... DIRECTOR, PERSONNEL.
CONTRACTING.................... DEPUTY DIRECTOR CONTRACTING.
DIR BUSINESS CLEARANCE.
DEP DIR FOR PROGRAM S & B
CLEARANCE.
LOGISTICS...................... DEPUTY DIRECTOR, LOGISTICS.
ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL DIRECTOR, ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL
MANAGEMENT. MGMT.
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT & DEP DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL MGMT &
COMPTROLLER. COMPTROLLER.
CORPORATE INFORMATION.......... DIR CORPORATE INFORMATION.
PLANS & PROGRAMS............... DEPUTY DIRECTOR, PLANS & PROGRAMS.
SPACE AND MISSILE SYSTEMS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
CENTER. DIRECTOR, PLANS & ADVANCED
PROGRAMS.
PHILLIPS LABORATORY............ DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
GEOPHYSICS DIRECTORATE......... CH, ATMOSPHERIC STRUCTURE BR.
DIR, SPACE PHYSICS DIVISION.
PROPULSION DIRECTORATE......... DIRECTOR, PROPULSION DIRECTORATE.
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS CENTER...... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
ASST DEP FOR CONTRACTING &
MANUFACTURING.
PROG DIR FOR AIR BASE DECISION
SYSTEMS.
DIRECTOR, ENGINEERING & PROGRAM
MANAGEMENT.
CHIEF ENGINEER.
DIRECTOR, PLANS & ADVANCED
PROGRAMS.
PLANS AND PROGRAMS DIRECTORATE. DIR PLANS & PROGRAMS.
COMMAND, CONTROL AND DIR COMMAND CONTROL COMMUNICATIONS.
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORATE.
STANDARD SYSTEMS CENTER........ DIRECTOR, STANDARD SYSTEMS CENTER.
AERONAUTICAL SYSTEMS CENTER.... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
DIR FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT &
COMPTROLLER.
DIRECTOR CONTRACTING.
DEVELOPMENT PLANNING........... DIR ADVANCED SYSTEMS ANALYSIS.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... DEP DIR CONTRACTING.
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INTEGRATED ENGINEERING & TECH DIR SUPPORT SYSTEMS ENGINEERING.
MANAGEMENT. DIRECTOR AVIONICS ENGINEERING.
DIRECTOR, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING.
DIRECTORS OF ENGINEERING....... DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING (F-16).
DIR OF ENG RECONNAISSANCE & ELEC
WARFARE SYS.
DIR OF ENGINEERING B-2.
DIR OF ENGINEERING F-22.
DIR OF ENGINEERING C-17.
DIR OF ENGINEERING SUBSYSTEMS.
SYSTEMS PROGRAM OFFICES........ DIR PROGRAM INTEGRATION & ANALYSIS.
DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM MANAGER
PROPULSION.
PROGRAM DIR SUBSYSTEMS.
WRIGHT LABORATORY.............. DIR MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY.
DIR, PLANS & PROGRAMS DIRECTORATE.
MATERIALS DIRECTORATE.......... DIR, METALS & CERAMICS DIV.
HUMAN SYSTEMS CENTER........... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
ARMSTRONG LABORATORY........... DIRECTOR, PLANS AND PROGRAMS.
AIR FORCE DEVELOPMENT TEST EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
CENTER.
AIR FORCE FLIGHT TEST CENTER... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
JOINT LOGISTICS SYSTEMS CENTER. DIR DEPOT MAINTENANCE.
DIR CORPORATE INTEGRATION.
AIR LOGISTICS CENTER, SAN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
ANTONIO. DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
PRODUCT GROUP MANAGER, PROPULSION
SYSTEM.
DIRECTOR, CONTRACTING.
AIR LOGISTICS CENTER, OKLAHOMA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
CITY. DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR, COMMODITIES MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR, CONTRACTING.
AIR LOGISTICS CENTER, WARNER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
ROBINS. DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR, TECHNOLOGY & INDUSTRIAL
SUPPORT.
DIRECTOR, CONTRACTING.
AIR LOGISTICS CENTER, OGDEN.... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR, TECHNOLOGY & INDUSTRIAL
SUPPORT.
DIRECTOR, CONTRACTING.
AIR LOGISTICS CENTER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
SACRAMENTO. DIRECTOR CONTRACTING.
DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR, TECHNOLOGY & INDUSTRIAL
SUPPORT.
DIRECTOR, CONTRACTING.
AIR FORCE AUDIT AGENCY......... AUDITOR GENERAL OF THE AIR FORCE.
ASST AUD GEN (ACQUISITION & LOG
AUDITS).
ASST AUD GEN (FIELD ACTIVITIES).
ASST AUD GEN (OPERATIONS).
ASST AUD GEN (FINANCIAL & SUPPORT
AUDITS).
AIR INTELLIGENCE AGENCY........ TECHNICAL DIRECTOR (AEROSPACE
SYSTEMS).
AIR MOBILITY COMMAND........... ASST DIRECTOR PLANS & PROGRAMS.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... CHIEF SCIENTIST TACTICAL AIR
WARFARE CTR.
AIR FORCE RESERVES............. CHIEF, OPERATIONS ANALYSIS.
AIR COMMANDER 4TH AIR FORCE.
AIR COMMANDER 10TH AIR FORCE.
AIR COMMANDER 22ND AIR FORCE.
AF SPACE COMMAND............... SR SCIENTIST & TECH ADVISOR FOR
AFSPACECOM.
AF OPERATIONAL TEST & EVAL CTR. TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
AIR EDUCATION & TRAINING PROVOST, AIR UNIVERSITY.
COMMAND.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... SPEC ASST FOR GPALSP.
U.S. CENTRAL COMMAND........... SCIENTIFIC ADVISOR.
U.S. STRATEGIC COMMAND......... ASSOC DIR FOR STRATEGIC PLANNING.
U.S. TRANSPORTATION COMMAND.... DIR PROGRAM ANALYSIS & FINANCIAL
MGMT.
JOINT COMMAND AND CONTROL TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
WARFARE CENTER.
SHAPE TECHNICAL CENTRE......... DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
DEPARTMENT OF ARMY:
OFFICE OF THE UNDER SECRETARY.. SPEC ASST FOR AIR & MISSILE
DEFENSE.
SPECIAL ASST FOR FORCES & PROGRAM
EVALUATION.
SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR SYSTEMS.
SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR ELECTRONIC
SYSTEMS.
SPECIAL ASST TO THE UNDER
SECRETARY.
OFC OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE ADM ASST TO THE SECY OF THE ARMY.
ASSISTANT. DEP ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL.. DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL (FISCAL LAW
& POLICY).
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HQDA ARMY ACQUISITION EXECUTIVE DEP PROG MGR, LIGHT HELICOPTER
PROGRAM.
DEPUTY PEO, CLOSE COMBAT VEHICLES.
DEP PROG EXEC OFCR, COMMAND &
CONTROL SYSTEMS.
DEPUTY PROG EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMM
SYSTEMS.
PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICER STAMIS.
PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICER,
ARMAMENTS.
PROGRAM MANAGER SUSTAINING BASE
AUTOMATION.
DEP PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICER FOR
AVIATION.
DEP PEO, INTELLIGENCE & ELECTRONIC
WARFARE.
PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICER, COMBAT
SUPPORT.
PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFCR (TACTICAL
MISSILES).
DIR OF INFO SYS FOR COMMAND, ARMY SPECTRUM MANAGER.
CONTROL, COMMS & COMPUTERS. DIR OFC US ARMY INFO SYST SEL ACQ
AGENCY.
DIR OF ARMY INFORMATION.
VICE DIRECTOR TO THE DISC4.
OASA RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT AND DEP DIR US CONTRACTING SUPPORT
ACQUISITION. AGENCY.
ASSISTANT DEPUTY FOR PLANS &
PROGRAMS.
DIRECTOR FOR ASSESSMENT &
EVALUATION.
ODASA RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. DAS FOR RES & TECH/CHIEF SCIENTIST.
DIRECTOR FOR ADVANCED CONCEPTS &
SPACE.
DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH.
DIRECTOR FOR TECHNOLOGY.
DIRECTOR FOR LABORATORY MANAGEMENT.
ODASA PROCUREMENT.............. DEPUTY ASST SECY OF THE ARMY
(PROCUREMENT).
DIRECTOR FOR PROCUREMENT POLICY.
ODASA MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAMS.. DIR FOR PROGRAM EVALUATION.
DEP ASST SECY FOR PLANS & PROGRAMS.
OFC OF ASST SECRETARY DEP FOR PROGRAMS & INSTALL
(INSTALLATIONS, LOGISTICS & ASSISTANCE
ENVMT).
DEP PROGRAM EXEC OFFICER FOR CHEM/
DEMIL.
OFC OF ASST SECY (FINANCIAL ASSISTANT DEPUTY ASA FOR ARMY
MGMT). BUDGET.
DEPUTY FOR COST ANALYSIS.
DIRT OF INVESTMENT.
DEP ASST SECY FOR ARMY (FINANCIAL
OPERATIONS) SPEC ADV FOR ECONOMIC
POC & PRODUCTIVITY PROG
DEP FOR OPS. SUPPORT & BUSINESS
ACTIVITIES.
SPEC ASST TO THE PRIN DEP ASST SECY
OF ARMY.
OFF OF ASST SECRETARY, MANPOWER DAS (DAR BDS & EEO C & C REVIEW).
& RESERVE AFFAIRS.
OFC OF ASST SECRETARY CIVIL DEPUTY ASA (POLICY & EVALUATION).
WORKS.
DEPUTY ASA (MANAGEMENT & BUDGET).
DEPUTY ASA (PLANNING POLICY &
LEGISLATION).
DEPUTY ASA (PROJECT MANAGEMENT).
OFFICE, DIRECTOR OF ARMY STAFF. DEP ASST CHIEF OF STAFF FOR
INSTALLATION MGNT.
OFFICE, DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF, ASST DEP CHIEF OF STAFF FOR
INTELLIGENCE. INTELLIGENCE.
USA STRATEGIC DEFENSE COMMAND PR0J MGR, GROUND BASED INTERCEPTION
HUNTSVILLE AL OSCA FOA. PROJ OFC.
DIRECTOR, DIRECTED, ENERGY WEAPONS
DIRECTORATE.
PROJ MGR HIGH ENDO ATMOS DEF INT
PROJ.
D/S LETHALITY & KEY TECHNOLOGIES
DIRECTORATE.
DIR KINETIC ENERGY WEAPON
DIRECTORATE.
CHIEF, BATTLE MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
PRIN ASSISTANT RESP FOR
CONTRACTING.
CHF, DISCRIMINATION DIV SENSORS
DIRECTORATE.
DIR, ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
DIRECTORATE.
PROJ MGR, G-B SURVEILLANCE &
TRACKING SYST.
DIRECTOR, SYSTEMS DIRECTORATE.
OPERATIONAL TEST & EVALUATION DIR, US ARMY COMBAT DEV
COMMAND. EXPERMENTATION CENTER.
DEPUTY TO THE COMMANDER TECHNICAL
DIRECTOR.
ARMY CENTER OF MILITARY HISTORY CHIEF HISTORIAN, ARMY CTR OF
MILITARY HISTORY.
TEST AND EVALUATION MANAGEMENT DIR, TEST AND EVALUATION MANAGEMENT
AGENCY. AGENCY.
OFFICE, DEP CHIEF OF STAFF FOR DIRECTOR FOR MANPRINT.
PERSONNEL. DIRECTOR OF MANPOWER.
ASST DEP CHF OF STAFF FOR PERSONNEL
(A/C).
DIRECTORATE OF CIVILIAN DIRECTOR OF CIVILIAN PERSONNEL.
PERSONNEL. DEP DIRECTOR OF CIVILIAN PERSONNEL.
US TOTAL ARMY PERSONNEL COMMAND DIRECTOR, CIVILIAN PERSONNEL MGT.
ARMY RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR DIR. TRNG RES LAB & ASSOC DIR. ARI.
BEHAVIORAL & SOCIAL SCIENCES. DIR. MANP & PERS RES LAB & ASSOC
DIR, ARI
DIR, US ARMY RES I & C
PSYCHOLOGIST, US ARMY.
OFFICE, DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF ASST DIRECTOR FOR SUPPLY MGMT.
FOR LOGISTICS. ASST DIR FOR MAINTENANCE MGMT.
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ASST DIR FOR TRANSPORTATION.
ASST DIR FOR ENERGY & TROOP
SUPPORT.
DIRECTOR FOR SECURITY ASSISTANCE.
DIRECTOR FOR RESOURCES AND
MANAGEMENT.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC
LOGISTICS AGCY.
ARMY AUDIT AGENCY.............. THE AUDITOR GENERAL, U.S. ARMY.
DEPUTY AUDITOR GENERAL.
DIRECTOR, LOGISTICAL & FINANCIAL
AUDITS.
DIR, ACQUISITION & FORCE MGMT
DIRECTORATE.
DIR AUDIT POLICY PLANS AND
RESOURCES.
REGL. AUDITOR GENERAL (SOUTHEASTERN
REGION).
OFC DEP CHF OF STAFF FOR TECH ADV. DCSOPS.
OPERATIONS & PLANS. TECHNICAL DIRECTOR, US ARMY NUC &
CHEM AGENCY.
DIR, U.S. ARMY NUCLEAR & CHEMICAL
AGENCY.
PROGRAM MANAGER RESERVE PROGRAM MANAGER.
COMPONENT AUTOMATION SYSTEM.
WALTER REED ARMY INSTITUTE OF CHIEF DEPT OF PHARMACOLOGY.
RESEARCH.
TRAINING AND DOCTRINE COMMAND SCIENTIFC ADVISOR TO CG
(TRADOC). ASST DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF FOR
RESOURCES MGMT.
ADCOS FOR TRAINING POLICY PLANS AND
PROGRAMS.
DEPUTY TO THE COMMANDING GENERAL.
ASST DEP CHIEF OF STAFF FOR BASE
OPS SUPPORT.
ASST DEP CHIEF OF STAFF FOR COMBAT
DEVELOP.
TRADOC ANALYSIS COMMAND........ DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, TRAC.
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS.
NATIONAL SIMULATIONS CENTER.... TECHNICAL DIRECTOR NATIONAL
SIMULATIONS CTR.
MILITARY TRAFFIC MGMT COMMD.... DEPUTY TO THE COMMANDER.
SPECIAL ASST FOR TRANSPORTATION
ENGINEERING.
U.S. ARMY FORCES COMMAND....... CIVILIAN PERSONNEL DIRECTOR.
DEPUTY COMPTROLLER.
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS... DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES.
DIRECTOR RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.
DIR. ENGINEERING AND HOUSING
SUPPORT CENTER.
PRINCIPAL ASST RESPONSIBLE FOR
CONTRACTING.
DEP TO THE COMMANDER FOR PROG &
TECH MGNT.
DIRECTORATE OF CIVIL WORKS..... DEPUTY DIRECTOR, CIVIL WORKS.
CHF, PROGRAMS DIV.
CHIEF, PLANNING DIVISION.
CHIEF ENGINEERING DIVISION.
CHF, OPS, CONSTRUCTION & READINESS
DIVISION.
DIRECTORATE OF ENGINEERING & DEPUTY CHIEF CONSTRUCTION DIVISION.
CONSTRUCTION.
CHIEF, DAEB, ENGINEERING DIVISION.
DIRECTORATE OF MILITARY CHIEF CONSTRUCTION DIVISION.
PROGRAMS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, MILITARY PROGRAMS.
CHIEF, ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION
DIVISION.
U.S. ARMY COE WATER RESOURCES CHIEF, WATER RESOURCES SUPPORT
CTR. CENTER.
PLANNING DIVISIONS, COE........ DIR OF PLANNING, NO PACIFIC.
DIR OF PLANNING, SOUTH ATLANTIC.
DIR OF PLANNING, LOWER MISS VALLEY.
DIR OF PLANNING, SOUTH PACIFIC.
DIR OF PLANNING, N. ATLANTIC.
ENGINEERING DIVISIONS, COE..... DIR OF ENGINEERING, OHIO RIVER.
DIR OF ENGINEERING, SOUTHWESTERN.
DIR OF ENGINEERING, NORTH CENTRAL.
DIR OF ENGINEERING, N ATLANTIC.
DIR OF ENGINEERING, S. ATLANTIC.
DIR OF ENGINEERING, LOWER MISS.
DIR OF ENGINEERING, NORTH PACIFIC.
DIR OF ENGINEERING, PACIFIC OCEAN.
CONSTRUCTION DIVS-COE.......... DIR OF CONSTRUC OPS, S ATLANTIC.
DIR OF CONSTRUC OPS, S WESTERN.
DIR OF CONSTRUC OPS, OHIO RIVER.
DIR OF CONSTRUC OPS, LR MS VAL.
DIR OF CONSTRUC OPS.
DIR OF CONSTRUC OPS.
DIR OF CONSTRUC OPS, N ATLANTIC.
DIR OF CONSTRUC OPS, PACIFIC.
DIR OF CONSTRUC OPS.
ENGINEERING WATERWAYS DIR WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION.
EXPERIMENT STATION, COE.
CONSTRUCTION ENGRG RSCH LAB DIRECTOR.
CHAMPAIGN IL.
COLD REGIONS RSCH & ENGRG LAB DIRECTOR.
HANOVER NH.
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ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND (AMC).... CHIEF SCIENTIST.
CHIEF SPECIAL ANALYSIS OFFICE.
OFFICE OF DCS SUPPLY ASST DEP CHIEF OF STAFF FOR
MAINTENANCE & TRANSPORTATION. LOGISTICS.
OFC DEP CMDG RES, DEVELOPMENT PRIN ASST DEP FOR RES DEVELOP AND
AND ACQUISITION. ACQUISITION.
ASST DEP INT'L COOPERATIVE
PROGRAMS.
PRINCIPAL DEPUTY FOR ACQUISITION.
PRINCIPAL DEPUTY FOR TECHNOLOGY.
DCS FOR DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING ASST DEP CHIEF OF STAFF FOR ACQ
& ACQUISITION. MGT.
DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF FOR ADCS FOR RES, D & E FOR POL INTEG &
CONCURRENT ENGINEERING. ANALYSIS.
OFC DEPUTY COMMANDING GENERAL PRINCIPAL DEPUTY FOR LOGISTICS.
FOR MATL READINESS.
DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF FOR ASST DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF FOR
AMMUNITION. AMMUNITION.
OFFICE OF DCS FOR READINESS.... EXEC DIRECTOR, LOGISTICS SUPPORT
ACTIVITY.
OFFICE OF DCS FOR PROCUREMENT.. ASST DCS FOR PROCUREMENT.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, TEST, DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR TMDE.
MEASUREMENT & DIAG EQ.
DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF FOR DEP CHIEF OF STAFF FOR PERSONNEL.
PERSONNEL.
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY CHIEF OF ADCS FOR RESOURCE MGMT.
STAFF FOR RES MANAGEMENT.
ADCS FOR COST ANALYSIS.
USA SECURITY AFFAIRS COMMAND... DEPUTY.
U.S. ARMY SYSTEMS INTEGRATION DIR, SYST INTEGRATION MGMT
AND MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY. ACTIVITY.
US ARMY ARMAMENT, MUNITIONS & DEPUTY FOR RESOURCES & MANAGEMENT.
CHEMICAL COMMAND (AMCCOM).
DEP FOR A & S MGR FOR CONVENTL
AMMUN (SMCA)
DEPUTY FOR LOGISTICS READINESS
DEP FOR PRODUCT A & T & INDUSTRIAL
OPS MGMT.
DIR, U.S. ARMY DEF AMMUNITION
CENTER & SCHOOL.
AMCCOM, ARDEC.................. A/TECH/DIR (SYSTEMS CONCEPTS &
TECHNOLOGY).
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR FOR ARMAMENT.
A/TECH/DIR (SYS DEVELOPMENT &
ENGINEERING).
ASSOC TECH DIR (PRODUCIB & PROCESS
TECHNOL).
ARMAMENT ENGINEERING DIRECTOR, ARMAMENT ENGINEERING
DIRECTORATE. DIRECTORATE.
CHF, ENERGETICS & WARHEADS
DIVISION.
FIRE SUPPORT ARMAMENTS CENTER.. CHF FIRE CONTROL DIVISION.
DEP DIRECTOR FIRE SUPPORT ARMAMENTS
CENTER.
CHIEF ARTILLERY ARMAMENTS DIVISION.
CLOSE COMBAT ARMAMENT CENTER... DEPUTY DIRECTOR, CLOSE COMBAT
ARMAMENT CTR.
CHEMICAL RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT DIR MUNITIONS DIRECTORATE.
& ENGINEERING CENTER. DIRECTOR, RESEARCH DIRECTORATE.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR, CHEMICAL.
U.S. ARMY AVIATION & TROOP TECH DIR-US ARMY AVIATION SYSTEMS
COMMAND (ATCOM). COMMAND.
DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING.
DIR AEROFLIGHT DYNAMICS/
DIRECTORATE.
ACQUISITION DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR OF ADVANCED SYSTEMS.
ASSOC TECH DIR FOR TECH APPL/DIR OF
SPEC PROG.
LOGISTICS DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR OF ELECTRONICS &
WEAPONIZATION.
BELVOIR RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
CENTER.
NATICK RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT & TECHN DIR.
ENGINEERING CENTER. DIR, INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION
DIRECTORATE.
DIRECTOR, SOLDIER SCIENCE
DIRECTORATE.
COMMUNICATIONS & ELECT COMD COMPTROLLER.
(CECOM). DIR ELECTRONIC INTEGRATION
DIRECTORATE.
U.S. ARMY COMMUNICATION DIR CECOM CTR FOR COMMAND, CNTRL &
ELECTRONICS COMM. COMMUN SYS.
DIRECTOR C3I ACQUISITION CENTER.
DIR, E/W, RECONNAISSANCE,
SURVEILLANCE, TAD.
DIR CENTER FOR SIGNALS WARFARE.
TECH DIR/DIR, RD & E CENTER.
ASSOC TECHN DIR (RESEARCH &
TECHNOLOGY).
DEPUTY TO THE COMMANDER.
DIR FOR C3/INTELLIGENCE C3I, LOG &
READINESS.
U.S. ARMY RESEARCH LABORATORY.. TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
ADCS FOR TECHNOLOGY PLANNING &
MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR U.S. ARMY RESEARCH
LABORATORY.
DIRECTOR, S3I PROCESSING.
OPERATIONS..................... DIR OPERATIONS DIRECTORATE.
ADVANCED CONCEPTS AND PLANS.... DIR ADVANCED CONCEPTS & PLANS
DIRECTORATE.
SENSORS, SIGNATURES, SIGNAL & DIRECTOR.
INFO PROCESSING.
ELECTRONICS & POWERS SOURCES... DIRECTOR.
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BATTLEFIELD ENVIRONMENT........ DIRECTOR.
SURVIVABILITY/LETHALITY DIR, BALLISTIC VULNERABILITY
ANALYSIS. DIVISION.
DIRECTOR.
VEHICLE STRUCTURES............. DIRECTOR.
ADVANCED COMPUTING & DIRECTOR.
INFORMATION SCIENCES.
VEHICLE PROPULSION............. DIRECTOR.
U.S. ARMY WEAPONS TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR (ARL). DIR, PROPULSION & FLIGHT DIVISION.
DIR, TERMINAL EFFECTS DIVISION.
DIRECTOR WEAPONS CONCEPT DIVISION.
HUMAN RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING DIRECTORATE EXEC. HUMAN R & E
DIRECTORATE. DIRECTORATE.
ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE (AMC)..... DIRECTOR ARO.
DIR ELECTRONICS DIV.
DIRECTOR, MATERIALS SCIENCE
DIVISION.
DIR PHYSICS DIV.
DIR, MATHEMATICAL & COMPUTER
SCIENCES DIV.
DIR, ENG & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
DIVISION.
DIR, RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY
INTEGRATION.
DIR CHEM & BIO SCI DIV.
U.S. ARMY MATERIALS DIRECTORATE DIR ARMY MTLS & TECH LAB.
(ARL).
U.S. ARMY MISSILE COMMAND DIRECTOR ACQUISITION CENTER.
(MICOM).
DIR, INTEGRATED MATERIAL MGT CTR.
ASSOC DIRECTOR FOR PRODUCT
ASSURANCE.
DEPUTY FOR PROCUREMENT AND
READINESS.
DIRECTOR FOR WEAPONS SCIENCES.
RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT & TECH DIR FOR MICOM & DIR.
ENGINEERING CENTER. DIR FOR SYSTEM ENGINEERING &
PRODUCTION.
DIRECTOR FOR ADVANCED SENSORS.
DIRECTOR FOR PROPULSION
DIRECTORATE.
DIR FOR SYSTEMS SIMULATION &
DEVELOPMENT.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR SYSTEMS.
TANK-AUTOMOTIVE COMD (TACOM)... DIRECTOR OF RESOURCE MGT.
DIRECTOR OF ACQUISITION CENTER.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR OF PRODUCT ASSURANCE &
TEST.
ASSISTANT DEPUTY FOR SYSTEMS &
LOGISTICS.
DEP TO THE COMMANDER FOR RES. DEV &
ENG.
DEP DIR FOR ENGINEERING &
ACQUISITION.
DIR. TANK-AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
DIRECTORATE.
DEPUTY TO THE COMMANDER.
U.S. ARMY TEST AND EVALUATION SCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR, DUGWAY PROVING
COMMAND. (TECOM). GROUND.
DIR, REDSTONE TECHNICAL TEST
CENTER.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR COMBAT SYST TEST
ACTIVITY.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR (ELECTRONIC
PROVING GROUND).
TECHNICAL DIR, NATIONAL RANGE
OPERATIONS.
TECH DIR & CHF SCI.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR, YUMA PROVING
GROUND.
DIR FOR TEST AND ASSESSMENT.
U.S. ARMY MATERIEL SYSTEMS DIRECTOR.
ANALYSIS ACTIVITY.
CHF COMBAT SUPPORT DIV.
CHF AIR WARFARE DIV.
CHF, RELIABILITY, AVAILABILITY &
MAINTAINABIL.
CHF GROUND WARFARE DIVISION-AMSAA.
ARMY INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF FOR RESOURCE
COMMAND. MANAGEMENT.
DIR, INFO SYSTEMS COMMAND PENTAGON.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
HEADQUARTERS, US ARMY, EUROPE.. ASST DEP CHF OF STAFF, PERSONNEL
(CIV PERS).
ASST DEP CHIEF OF STAFF ENG FOR ENG
& HOUSING.
ASST DEP CHF OF STAFF, RESOURCE
MGMT USAREUR.
ASST DEP CHF STAFF FOR ENG (INTL
AFFAIRS).
U.S. ARMY SPECIAL OPERATIONS DIR OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT &
COMMAND. INTEGRATION.
ARMY INTEL AND SECURITY COMMAND DEPUTY & TECHNICAL DIRECTOR, FSTC.
ACISA, NATO.................... ASST DIR, COMMAND, CONTROL AND
COMMS SYST.
JOINT LOGISTICS................ PRINCIPAL DEPUTY TO THE COMMANDER.
DOD WAGE FIXING AUTHORITY...... DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL STAFF.
NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY.... DIR, INFORMATION RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT COLLEGE.
U.S. SOUTHERN COMMAND.......... SPEC ASST FOR TECHNOLOGY &
REQUIREMENTS INTEG.
DEPARTMENT OF NAVY:
OFFICE OF THE UNDER SECRETARY ASSISTANT FOR ADMINISTRATION.
OF THE NAVY.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR GENERAL.. AUDITOR GENERAL OF THE NAVY.
NAVALL AUDIT SERVICE........... DIRECTOR, PLANS AND POLICY.
DIR, NAVAL AUDIT SERVICE WESTERN
REGION.
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DIR, NAVAL AUDIT SERVICE CAPITAL
REGION.
DIRECTOR, AUDIT OPERATIONS.
OFFICE OF CIVILIAN PERSONNEL DIR, CIVILIAN PERSONNEL PROGRAMS
MANAGEMENT. DIVISION.
DIR, OFC OF CIVILIAN PERSONNEL
MANAGEMENT.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR (OCPM-30).
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR (OCPM-20).
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR (OCPM-10).
OAS OF THE NAVY (RESEARCH, DEV DIRECTOR, NAVY ACQUISITION R & S
& ACQUISITION). IMPROVEMENT.
DIRECTOR, PROCUREMENT POLICY.
DIRECTOR, PRODUCT INTEGRITY.
HEAD, CONTRACT POLICY.
DIR, INTL AGREEMENTS, TTSARB &
SPECIAL PROJ.
DIRECTOR, ACQUISION CAREER
MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR FOR AAW & STRIKE AIR
PROGRAMS.
DIRECTOR FOR ASW, LASMAP.
DIR, NAVY INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
OFFICE.
PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICERS..... DIRECTOR, PLANS & PROGRAMS
DIVISION.
HEAD FIRE CONTROL SECTION.
HEAD OPERATIONS ENGINEERING
SECTION.
TEST & INSTRUMENTATION BRANCH
ENGINEER.
BRANCH ENGR, LAUNCHER BRANCH.
CHF ENGR, MISSILE BRANCH.
CHF ENGR.
BR ENGR FIRE CONTROL & GUIDANCE BR.
PROG MGR, MK-50 TORPEDO PROG OFC.
SECT HEAD, REENTRY SYSTEMS SECT.
MISSILE BR.
DEP P/E OFFICER FOR UNMANNED AERIAL
VEHICLES.
DEP PROG EXEC OFFICER FOR THEATER
AIR DEFENSE.
DIR OF TECHNOLOGY.
HEAD, RESOURCES BRANCH.
BRANCH ENGINEER, NAVIGATION BRANCH.
DEP P/E OFFICER FOR CRUISE MISSILES
PROGRAM.
PROG MANAGER FOR COMM SATELLITE
PROGRAMS.
DEP PROG OFFICER SUBMARINES.
PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICER, UNDERSEA
WARFARE.
DEP PROG EXEC OFCR FOR TACTICAL AIR
PROGRAMS.
DEP PROG EXEC OFFICER, MINE
WARFARE.
PROG EXEC OFFICER FOR SPACE COMMS &
SENSORS.
AEGIS DEPUTY PROGRAM MANAGER.
PROG EXEC OFFICER ASW ASSAULT &
SPEC MISS PRO.
ASST DEP COMR & DEP PROG MGR--SHIP
SELF DEF.
CHIEF ENGINEER, PEO, SCS.
PROGRAM MANAGER, SHIP SELF DEFENSE.
NAVAL CENTER FOR COST ANALYSIS. S/A FOR COST A/T DIR, NAVAL CTR FOR
COST ANAL.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF ASSOC DIR, BUDGET & REPORTS/FISCAL
THE NAVY. MANG DIV.
ASST GENERAL COUNSEL (FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT).
DIR, INVESTMENT & DEV DIV.
DIR, BUDGET & MGMT, POLICY AND
PROCEDURES DIV.
DIR, OFC OF FIN MGT SYST.
DIR, BUDGET EVALUATION GROUP.
DIR, RESOURCE ALLOCATION & ANALYSIS
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, CIVILIAN-CONTRACTOR
MANPOWER DIV.
OFFICE OF THE NAVAL INSPECTOR DEPUTY NAVAL INSPECTOR GENERAL.
GENERAL.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL.. ASST GEN COUN (RES, DEV &
ACQUISITION).
ASST GENERAL COUNSEL (INSTALL &
ENVIRONMENT).
ASSIST GEN COUN (MANPOWER & RESERVE
AFFAIRS).
NAVAL CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE DIR, NAVAL CRIMINAL INVEST SERVICE.
SERVICE.
ASST DIR OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE, NORFOLK
FIELD OFC.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE.
ASST DIR OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION.
CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS...... HEAD, STUDIES & ANALYSIS BRANCH.
ASSOCIATE DIR, SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
& POLICY.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, ASSESSMENT
DIVISION.
TECH DIR, SUBMARINE & SSBN SECURITY
PROGRAM.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
ADVISOR FOR RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF NAVAL
INTELLIGENCE.
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY ADVISOR.
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT.
DEP DIR, SUPPORTABILITY, M & M
DIVISION.
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DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PROGRAMMING.
HEAD ASSESSMENT & AFFORDABILITY
BRANCH.
ASSOC DIR, EXPEDITIONARY WARFARE
DIVISION.
DIR NAVAL HISTORY/DIR, NAVAL
HISTORICAL CTR.
DIRECTOR RESOURCES DIVISION.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
SPECIAL ASST FOR TECHNOLOGY AND
ANALYSIS.
HEAD, LOGISTICS & FLEET SUPPORT
BRANCH.
HEAD, DEEP SUBMERGENCE SYSTEMS
BRANCH.
DEP DIR, ENVIR PROTECTION SAFETY
OCCP HEAL DIV.
DIRECTOR, ADVANCED TECH DEV BRANCH.
DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC SEALIFT
DIVISION.
ASST FOR EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES.
CNO EXECUTIVE FOR TOTAL QUALITY
MANAGEMENT.
TECHN DIR, NAVAL WARFARE ANAL A/F
LEVEL PLANS.
ASST FOR WORLD NAVIES AND ANALYSIS.
BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL...... ACNP FOR MPN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
NAVAL OBSERVATORY.............. DIR, TIME SERVICE DIV.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
NAVAL TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
CENTER.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE & SURGERY... DEP COMMANDER FOR FIN MGMT &
COMPTROLLER.
MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND....... COUNSEL.
ENGINEERING OFFICER.
COMPTROLLER.
DEPUTY COMMANDER.
NAVAL TACTICAL SUPPORT ACTIVITY DIR, NAVY TACTICAL SUPPORT ACTY.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHY COMMAND..... TECHNICAL/DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
OFC OF COMMANDER IN CHF/ALLIED DIRECTOR, TACTICAL DEVELOPMENT &
FORCES/SOUTHERN EUR. TRAINING.
OFC OF THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, CHIEF, RESEARCH & ANALYSIS.
U.S. PACIFIC COMMAND.
OFC OF THE CHIEF OF NAVAL COMPTROLLER.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING.
DIRECTOR NROTC SELECTION AND
PLACEMENT.
EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT CADRE.... TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT CONSULTANT.
NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMAND DEP DIR, FLEET SUPPORT & FIELD
HEADQUARTERS. ACTIVITY MGMT.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, MANAGEMENT,
PLANS & PROGR.
EXEC DIR ACQUISITION MGT.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR CONTRACTS.
DEPUTY COMPTROLLER.
COUNSEL, NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMAND.
ASSOC DIRECTOR WEAPONS SYS ENG
DIVISION.
DIR PROD INTEGRITY & PRODUCTION ENG
DIVISION.
TEC DIR AVIONICS SYSTEMS ENG
DIVISION.
DIR, EVALUATION DIV.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR AIR VEHICLE
DIVISION.
ASSOC DIR, LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
COMBAT AIRCRAFT CONTRACTS DIRECTOR.
DIR, MISSILE WEAPONS SYSTEMS
CONTRACTS DIV.
SPECIAL ASST FOR TOM.
DIRECTOR COST ANALYSIS DIVISION.
DEPUTY ACQUISITION EXECUTIVE.
DIR FOR SYSTEMS DEFINITION &
ALTERNATIVES.
DIRECTOR, AIRCRAFT DIVISION.
ASSOCIATE DIR PROPULSION & POWER
DIVISION.
ASSOC DIR FOR SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT.
DEPUTY COMMANDER, NAVAL AIR SYS
COMMAND.
DIR CRUISE MISSILE CONTRACTS
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, PROCUREMENT BUDGET
DIVISION.
DEPUTY COUNSEL, NAVAIR.
EXEC DIRECTOR FOR AVIATION DEPOTS.
ASST COMMANDER FOR CORPORATE
OPERATIONS.
DIR, INFORMATION RESOURCES MGMT
DIVISION.
DIR, TECHNOLOGY MATURATION
DIRECTORATE.
DIR, ASW/SUPPORT A/A COMPONENTS
CONTRACTS DIV.
NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER....... TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER HEAD, AVCSTD.
AIRCRAFT DIVISION WARMINSTER.
EXEC DIRECTOR.
HEAD, MATD.
HEAD, SYST & SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT.
HEAD, TACTICAL AIR SYSTEMS
DEPARTMENT.
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HEAD, WARFARE SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
DEPARTMENT.
ASSOC DEP HEAD A/W D/HEAD, ASW A/D
DIVISION.
NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
AIRCRAFT DIVISION LAKEHURST.
CHIEF ENGINEER.
NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
AIRCRAFT DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, RANGE DIRECTORATE.
DEP COMMANDER, NAWC-AIRCRAFT
DIVISION.
NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
AIRCRAFT DIV INDIANAPOLIS.
DIR OF AVIONIC & ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS
DESIGN.
DIRECTOR, AESAMT.
NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER DIR SEA RANGE DIRECTORATE.
WEAPONS DIV, PT. MUGU, CA.
DIRECTOR WEAPONS SYSTEMS EVALUATION
DIRECT.
HEAD ELECTRONIC WARFARE DEP.
DEP COMR FOR TEST & EVAL, NAWC-
WEAPONS DIV.
DIR, THREAT SIMULATION DIRECTORATE.
NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER HEAD, ATTACK WEAPONS DEPARTMENT.
WEAPONS DIV, CHINA LAKE, CA.
HEAD, RESEARCH DEPARTMENT.
DIRECTOR, LAND RANGE DIRECTORATE.
HEAD AIRCRAFT WEAPONS INTEGRATION
DEPT.
HEAD, ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.
HEAD, INTERCEPT WEAPONS DEPARTMENT.
HEAD, RANGE DEPARTMENT.
DIR, WEAPONS DIRECTORATE.
DIR, AIRCRAFT WEAPONS SYSTEMS
DIRECTORATE.
DEP COMMANDER FOR R&D, NAWC-WEAPONS
DIVISION.
HEAD WEAPONS PLANNING GROUP.
DIR, SERVICES & INFORMATION
DIRECTORATE.
NAVAL TRAINING SYSTEMS CENTER.. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
DIR OF RESEARCH & ENGINEERING.
DEP DIR OF RESEARCH & ENGINEERING.
SPACE & NAVAL WARFARE SYSTEMS EXEC DIR, CONTRACTS.
COMMAND.
DEPUTY COMPTROLLER.
COUNSEL SPACE & NAVAL WARFARE
SYSTEMS COM.
CHIEF ENG COMMS SYS PROGRAM
DIRECTORATE.
EXEC DIR. COMM SYST PROG
DIRECTORATE.
CHIEF ENGINEER COMMAND SYS PROG
DIRECTORATE.
TECH DIR, SUBMARINE COMMUN PROG
OFC.
ASSOC TECH DIR FOR RESEARCH &
TECHNOLOGY.
EXEC DIR, SPACE TECHNOLOGY
DIRECTORATE.
CHIEF ENG SPACE TECH DIRECTORATE.
EXEC DIR/COMMUNICATIONS SYST PROG
DIRECTORATE.
EXEC DIR, UNDERSEA SURVEILLANCE
PROG DIR.
CHIEF ENG UNDERSEA SURVEILLANCE
PROG DIRECT.
DIR OF TECH HEAD ENGINEERING TECH
GROUP.
CHIEF LOGIS/HD ACQUISITION & LOGIS
POL APP GRP.
DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SYSTEMS
SECURITY OFFICE.
ASST COMMANDER FOR TALESD.
CHIEF ENG SPAWAR.
EXEC DIR, NWSAED.
ASST COMDR FOR POL, OPS & ACQ
SUPPORT DIRECT.
DEPUTY COMMANDER.
NAVAL COMMAND CONTROL & OCEAN TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
SURVEILLANCE CENTER.
NAVAL COMMAND C & O HEAD, SURVEILLANCE DEPT.
SURVEILLANCE CTR. RDT&E
DIVISION.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
DEP EXEC DIRECTOR.
HEAD, NAVIGATION & AIR C3
DEPARTMENT.
HEAD, COMMAND AND CONTROL
DEPARTMENT.
NAV COMMAND CONTROL & OCEAN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WEST COAST ISE.
SURVEIL COMM WEST COAST DIV.
EAST COAST ISE DIVISION........ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR EAST COAST.
NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COUNSEL NAVAL FACILITIES
COMMAND. ENGINEERING COMMAND.
DEPUTY COMPTROLLER.
DIRECTOR FOR CONTRACTS SUPPORT.
CHIEF ENGINEER.
DIR OF REAL ESTATE SUPPORT.
SENIOR EXECUTIVE FOR BASE CLOSURE
OFFICE.
DIRECTOR FOR ENVIRONMENT.
DIRECTOR, PLANNING & ENGINEERING
SUPPORT.
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SPEC ADVISOR FOR RES DEV, TEST &
EVALUATION.
NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS COMMAND...... COUNSEL NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS COMMAND.
ASST DEP COMMANDER FOR CONTRACTS.
DEP PROG MGR & TECH DIR, PMS396B.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/DEPUTY
COMPTROLLER.
PROG MGR, MINE WARFARE SHIP
PROGRAM.
DIR, SUBMARINE SYSTEMS (S5W & S8G)
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, REACTOR MATERIALS
DIVISIONS.
DIRECTOR, SECONDARY PLANT
COMPONENTS DIVISION.
HEAD, ADVANCED REACTOR BRANCH.
DIR NAVAL ARCHITECTURE GROUP.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, SHIP DESIGN GROUP.
DIRECTOR COST ESTIMATING &
ANALYSIS.
DIR, SHIPBUILDING CONTRACTS
DIVISION.
EXEC DIR, INDUSTRIAL & FACILITY
MGMT DIR.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SURFACE SHIP
DIRECTORATE.
EXEC DIR SUBMARINE DIRECTORATE.
DEP PROG MANAGER & TECH DIR SUPPORT
SHIP BOAT.
DIR, REACTOR PLANT VALVE DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, WARFARE SYSTEMS GROUP.
DIRECTOR, CORPORATE OPERATIONS.
DIR REACTOR MATERIALS DIVISION.
DEPUTY COMMANDER FOR FLEET
LOGISTICS SUPPORT.
DIR, HRO-CC/COMMAND ASST HUMAN RES
PROGRAMS.
DEP PROG MANAGER TECH DIR ATTACK
SUBM PROG.
DEP PROGRAM MGR, SURFACE SHIP PROG
MGMT OFC.
DIR, NUCLEAR PROPULSION LOGISTICS
DIVISION.
DEP PROG MANAGER, AIRCRAFT CARRIER
PROG OFC.
DIR, PRODUCT INTEGRITY & ENG
SUPPORT GROUP.
DIR, ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
GROUP.
DIRECTOR FOR SUBMARINE REFUELINGS.
DIR SURFACE SHIP SYSTEMS DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NUCLEAR COMPONENTS
DIV.
DIR, REACTOR PLANT SAFETY &
ANALYSIS DIVISION.
DIR, SHIP S & S INTEGRITY GROUP.
DIRECTOR, PROPULSION SYSTEMS GROUP.
DIRECTOR, FIELD ACTIVITY SUPPORT
GROUP.
DIRECTOR, MATERIALS ENGINEERING
OFFICE.
DIR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING GROUP.
EXEC DIR, SHIP DESIGN & ENGRNG
DIRECTORATE.
PROG MGR, AMPHIBIOUS W & S SEALIFT
PROGRAM.
DIR, NAVAL SHIPYARD MGT GROUP.
PROGRAM MANAGER FOR COMMISSIONED
SUBMARINES.
COMMAND ASST FOR HUMAN RESOURCES
PROG & DIR.
DIR, SURFACE SYSTEMS CONTRACTS
DIVISION.
ASSOC DIRECTOR FOR REGULATORY
AFFAIRS.
ASST DEP COMMANDER, SURFACE & AREA
AAW SYST.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT.
DIR, REACTOR REFUELING DIVISION.
DEPUTY COUNSEL, NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS
COMMAND.
DIR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
OFFICE.
DIRECTOR, SHIP SIGNATURES GROUP.
DEP COMR, WEAPONS & COMBAT SYST
DIRECTORATE.
DIRECTOR, AUXILIARY SYSTEMS GROUP.
DIR, COMBAT SYSTEMS DESIGN & ENG
GROUP.
PROG MGR, DEEP SUBMERGENCE SYST
PROG.
NAVAL ORDNANCE CENTER.......... DEPUTY COMMANDER, NAVAL ORDNANCE
CENTER.
NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD......... NAVAL SHIPYARD NUCLEAR ENG MANAGER.
NAVAL SHIPYARD NUCLEAR ENG MGR
PUGET NAL SHIP.
NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER... TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE CENTER.. TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
NAVAL SHIP SYSTEMS ENGINEERING DEP DIR, CARDEROCK DIVISION/DIR,
STATION. NAVSSES.
NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
CRANE DIVISION.
NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE CENTER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
DIV, KEYPORT, WA.
CHF RES SCIENTIST (ARCTIC SUBMARINE
TECH).
NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
PT. HUENEME DIVISION.
NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
INDIAN HEAD DIVISION.
COASTAL SYSTEMS STATION........ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
HEAD, COASTAL TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT.
HEAD, COASTAL ENG TEST & OPERATIONS
DEPART.
HEAD, COASTAL WARFARE SYSTEMS
DEPARTMENT.
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NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER, ASSOC DIR FOR SYST DEVEL/ HEAD,
CARDEROCK DIVISION. SYST DEPT DIRECTOR.
ASSOC DIR FOR STRUCTURES/ HEAD,
SSPD.
ASSOC DIR/ HEAD SHIP ACOUSTICS
DEPT.
ASSOC DIR FOR MACHINERY R&D/H,
MACHINERY R&D.
ASSOC DIR FOR HYDROMECHANICS/HEAD,
HD.
ASSOC DIR, MST/HEAD, SMED.
ASSOC DIR FOR BUSINESS OPS/HBD.
ASSOC DIR FOR SYST/P & H SHIP S/P
DIRECTORATE.
ASSOC DIR/HEAD SHIP ELECTRO
SIGNATURES DEPT.
ASSOC DIR FOR TECH/DIR OF
TECHNOLOGY & PLANS.
ASSOC DIR FOR SHIP A/E S/H S/
DIRECTORATE.
ASSOC DIR FOR SS & M/HSS & M
DIRECTORATE.
ASSOC DIR FOR MISE/HMIS ENG
DIRECTORATE.
NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER, EXEC DIRECTOR.
DAHLGREN DIVISION.
HEAD, STRATEGIC & SPACE SYSTEMS
DEPARTMENT.
HEAD, WEAPONS SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT.
HEAD, COMBAT SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT.
HEAD, SHIP DEFENSE SYSTEMS
DEPARTMENT.
DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/BUSINESS
MANAGER.
HEAD, WEAPONS RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY
DEPART.
HEAD, WEAPONS RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY
DEPART.
HEAD, STRIKE SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT.
HEAD, SYSTEMS RES & TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT.
HEAD, WARFARE SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT.
HEAD WARFARE ANALYSIS DEPARTMENT.
NAVAL UNDERSEA WARFARE CENTER HEAD, SUBMARINE SONAR DEPARTMENT.
DIVISION, NEWPORT, RI.
TECH DIR, CONSULTANT.
HEAD, COASTAL RES & TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT.
ASSOC TECH DIR FOR SUBMAR COMBAT
CONTROL ACOU.
ASSOC TECHN DIR FOR SUBMARINE
WARFARE SYSTS.
A/T DIR FOR SURFACE ANTI-SUBMARIN
WARFARE ASW.
HD, SUBMARINE ELECTROMAGNETIC SYS
DEPT.
HEAD COMBAT CONTROL SYSTEMS
DEPARTMENT.
HEAD COMBAT SYSTEMS ANALYSIS STAFF.
NAVAL SUPPLY SYSTEMS COMMAND COUNSEL.
HDQTRS.
DIR, DEFENSE PRINTING SERV/DEP
COMDR, NAVSUP.
COMPETITION ADVOCATE GEN/ADC,
CONTRACTING MGR.
DIRECTOR OF CONTRACTING FOR SPECIAL
PROGRAMS.
DEP COMMR FOR INFO RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
DEP COMMANDER FOR CORPORATE
MANAGEMENT.
DIR INFO TECH INITIATIVES DIVISION.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
NAVY SHIPS PARTS CONTROL CENTER EXEC DIR ACQUISITION & LOGISTICS
PLNG & SUPPT.
NAVY AVIATION SUPPLY OFFICE.... EXECUTIVE DIR LOGISTICS PLANNING &
SUPPORT.
EXEC DIR, ACQUISITION MGMT &
PLANNING.
NAVY FLEET MATERIAL SUPPORT EXEC DIR, ADP SYSTEM PLANNING AND
OFFICE. DEVELOPMENT.
NAVAL SUPPLY CENTER, NORFOLK... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, PLANNING AND
RESOURCES.
U.S. MARINE CORPS HEADQUARTERS DEP DIR FACILITIES & SERVICES
OFFICE. DIVISION.
FISCAL DIR OF THE MARINE CORPS.
DIR CONTRACTS DIVISION.
COUNSEL FOR THE COMMANDANT.
DEPUTY ASST CHIEF OF STAFF
INTELLIGENCE.
DEPUTY COUNSEL FOR THE COMMANDANT.
DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION AND
RESOURCES.
ASST DEP CHF OF STAFF FOR
INSTALLATIONS & LOG.
ASST TO THE DEP CHF OF STAFF FOR M
& R AFFS.
ASST DEP CHF OF STAFF FOR
REQUIREMENTS & PROG.
MARINE CORPS SYSTEMS COMMAND... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
DEPUTY FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS BASE DEPUTY COMMANDER FOR LOGISTICS
ALBANY GA. OPERATIONS.
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH....... DIR ANTI/AIR ANTI/SURF WARF &
AERSPACE TEC DV.
DIR, FIN MGMT/COMPT/SPEC ASST (FM)
TO ASN (R, E&S.
DIR OF PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT.
DEP DIR FOR TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS.
DIRECTOR, COMPUTER SCIENCE
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, MECHANICS DIVISION.
DIR OCEAN BIOLOGY/OPTICS/CHEMISTRY
DIV.
SENIOR ADVISOR TO THE NAVY CHAIR.
DEP CHIEF NAV RES & TECH DIR OFC OF
NAV RES.
DIRECTOR, TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORATE.
DIR, INDUSTRY INDEPENDENT RES & DEV
DIRECT.
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DEP DIR, ONT/DIR, PLNG & ASSESS
DIRECTORATE.
EXECUTIVE DIR FOR ACQUISITION
MANAGEMENT.
DEPUTY COUNSEL (INTELLECUTUAL
PROPERTY).
DIR OCEAN ENG DIV.
DIR, INDUSTRY INDEPENDENT RES &
DEVEL DIR.
COUNSEL, OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH.
DIRECTOR, PHYSICS DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, CHEMISTRY DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, SCIENCE DIRECTORATE.
DIR, SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY
DIRECTORATE.
DIR, COGNITIVE & NEURAL SCIENCES
DIV.
DIRECTOR, LIFE SCIENCES
DIRECTORATE.
DIRECTOR, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
DIVISION.
DIR, MATHEMATICAL & PHYSICAL
SCIENCES DIR.
DIR, MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
DIVISION.
DIR, ENGINEERING SCIENCES
DIRECTORATE.
DIRECTOR, ELECTRONICS DIVISION.
DIR GEO-ACOUSTICS/ARCTIC SCIENCES
DIV.
DIR OCEAN & ATMOSPHERIC PHYSICS
DIV.
DIR OCEAN SCIENCE DIRECTORATE.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, TECHNOLOGY
DIRECTORATE.
DIR ANTI SUBMARINE WAREFAE &
UNDERSEA TECH.
DIRECTOR, MATERIALS DIVISION.
DIR, UNIVERSITY BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
DIR OPERATIONS RESOURCES & MAGNT
DIR.
SPEC ASST TO THE DIR, ONR FOR
OCEANS SCIENCES.
NATO SACLANT ASW RESEARCH DIRECTOR NATO SACLANT ASW RESEARCH
CENTER. CENTRE.
NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY...... SUPERINTENDENT, CHEMISTRY DIVISION.
SUPERINTENDENT, OPTICAL SCIENCES
DIV.
SUPT MATERIALS SCI AND TECH
DIVISION.
SUPERINTENDENT, PLASMA PHYSICS DIV.
SUPT CONDENSED MATTER & RADIATION
SCI DIV.
ASSOC DIR OF RES FOR MATL SCI &
COMP TECHNOL.
SUPERINTENDENT, INFO TECHNOL DIV.
DIR, NAVY TECH CTR FOR SAFETY &
SURVIVABILITY.
CHF SCI, LAB FOR STRUCTURE OF
MATTER.
DIR OF RESEARCH.
SUPERINTENDENT SPACE SCIENCE DIV.
SUPT, RADAR DIV.
SUPT, ACOUSTICS DIV.
SUPERINTENDENT ELECTRONICS
TECHNOLOGY DIV.
SUPT, TACTICAL ELECTRONIC WARFARE
DIV.
SUPT UNDERWATER SOUND REFERENCE
DIVISION.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
CHIEF SCIENTIST LAB FOR COMPT PHY
FLUID DYNAM.
HEAD, OFC OF SYST SUPPORT &
REQUIREMENTS.
CHF SCIENTIST & HEAD, SOLAR PHYSICS
PROGRAM.
SUPERINTENDENT, REMOTE SENSING
DIVISION.
ASSOC DIR OF RES FOR BUSINESS
OPERATIONS.
CHIEF SCI & HEAD, BEAM PHYSICS
PROGRAM.
SUPERINTENDENT, MARINE METEOROLOGY
DIVISION.
MGR, JOINT SPACE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
PROGRAMS.
ASSOC DIR RES FOR OCEAN &
ATMOSPHERIC SCI TEC.
HEAD ELECT WARFARE STRATEGIC
PLANNING ORG.
ASSOC DIR OF RESEARCH FOR STRATEGIC
PLANNING.
ASSOC DIR OF RES FOR GEN S & S SYST
TECHNOL.
ASSOC DIR OF RES FOR WARFARE SYS &
SENORS RES.
SUPERINTENDENT, SPACE SYST
DEVELOPMENT DEP.
SUPERINTENDENT, OCEANOGRAPHY
DIVISION.
SUPERINTENDENT, SPACECRAFT
ENGINEERING DEP.
ASSOC TECH DIR&DIR, OCEAN SCIENCE
DIRECTORATE.
ASSOC TECH DIR&DIR OCEAN ACOUSTICS
& TECH DIR.
DIR, NAVAL CENTER FOR SPACE
TECHNOLOGY.
SUPERINTENDENT, MARINE GEOSCIENCES
DIVISION.
HEAD CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
ACOUSTICS.
DEFENSE NUCLEAR FACILITIES ASST DIR FOR MATERIALS P & E
SAFETY BOARD. RESTORATION PROG.
ASST DIR FOR WEAPONS PROGRAMS.
ASST DIR FOR ENGINEERING.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR STANDARDS.
SITE REVIEW OFFICER.
DEP GEN COUNSEL FOR POL &
LITIGATION.
CHIEF, HEALTH PHYSICS BRANCH.
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DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION:
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER........ DIRECTOR, GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
SERVICE.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND DIR ADMIN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
ADMINISTRATION. SERVICE.
DIRECTOR PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
SERVICE.
CHAIRPERSON, EDUCATION APPEAL
BOARD.
INSPECTOR GENERAL.............. ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITS.
ASST INSP GEN FOR POLICY PLNG &
MGMT SERV.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATION.
DEP ASST INSP GEN FOR AUDIT
OPERATIONS.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR TECHN
AUDIT SVC.
ASSOCIATE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATION.
GENERAL COUNSEL................ ASST GEN COUN FOR BUSIN & ADM LAW.
ASST GENERAL COUNSEL FOR
EDUCATIONAL EQUITY.
ASST GEN COUNSEL FOR REGULATIONS.
ASST GEN COUN FOR DIV OF
LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL.
ASST GEN COUN FOR POSTSECONDARY ED
& ED RES.
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND SENIOR ADVISOR ON LIBRARY PROGRAMS.
IMPROVEMENT.
NATIONAL CENTER FOR EDUCATION ASSOC COMR, ELEM/SECOND EDUC STAT
STATISTICS. DIVISION.
ASSOC COMR, DATA COLLECTION &
DISSEMINATION.
ASSOC COMR FOR STAT STD &
METHODOLOGY DIV.
ASSOC COMM EDUCATION ASSESSMENT
DIVISION.
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY:
OFFICE OF ECONOMIC IMPACT & DIR OF SM AND DISADV BUS UTILZ.
DIVERSITY.
OFFICE OF HEARINGS & APPEALS... DEP DIR FOR LEGAL ANALYSIS.
DEP DIR FOR FINANCIAL ANALYSIS.
DEP DIR FOR ECON ANALYSIS.
ASSOCIATE DEPUTY SECRETARY FOR DIR, PROG/CONST MGM, PROCE &
FIELD MANAGEMENT. OPERATIONS DIV.
DIRECTOR, POLICY DEVELOPMENT
DIVISION.
DIR, OFFICE OF CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEE
PROTECTION.
DIR, OFC OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT &
SERVICES.
ALBUQUERQUE OPERATIONS OFFICE.. DIR, WEAPONS QUALITY DIVISION.
DIR TRANSPORTATION SAFEGUARD DIV.
DIR BUDGET & RESOURCES MGNT DIV.
DIR, PRODUCTION ASSURANCE & OPS
DIVISION.
DIR, WEAPONS PROGRAMS DIV.
DIR OF EMERGENCY PLANS &
OPERATIONS.
ASST MANAGER.
DIR OFC OF MGT PLAN & ANALYSIS.
DIR, WASTE MGMT & OPERATIONAL
SURETY DIV.
CARLSBAD AREA OFFICE MANAGER.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
DIRECTOR, OPS MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
CHICAGO OPERATIONS OFFICE...... ASST MANAGER FOR ADMINISTRATION.
AREA MANAGER BATAVIA AREA OFFICE.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
IDAHO OPERATIONS OFFICE........ DEPUTY MANAGER FOR BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
ASST MGR OFC OF PROGRAM EXECUTION.
ASST MANAGER, OFC OF POL, A & R
MANAGEMENT.
ASST MANAGER FOR APPLIED E & T
TRANSFER.
NEVADA OPERATIONS OFFICE....... CHIEF COUNSEL.
ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
OAK RIDGE OPERATIONS OFFICE.... ASST MANAGER FOR ADMINISTRATION.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
RICHLAND OPERATIONS OFFICE..... ASST MGR FOR ADMIN.
ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR OPERATIONS.
ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR TECHNICAL
SUPPORT.
ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR PROJECTS.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
OAKLAND OPERATIONS OFFICE...... ASST MGR FOR ADMIN.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
SAVANNAH RIVER OPERATIONS ASST MGR FOR ADMIN.
OFFICE.
ASST MGR FOR SITE SAFEGUARDS &
SECURITY.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
ROCKY FLATS OPERATIONS OFFICE.. MANAGER, ROCKY FLATS OFFICE.
ASST MGR FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT &
ENGINEERING.
GOLDEN FIELD OFFICE............ MANAGER, GOLDEN FIELD OFFICE.
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL.... ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR INSPECTIONS
& ANALYSIS.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
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MANAGER, WESTERN REGIONAL AUDIT
OFFICE.
DIRECTOR, AUDIT POLICY, PLANS &
PROGRAMS.
MANAGER, EASTERN REGIONAL AUDIT
OFFICE.
DIRECTOR AUDIT MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
DIR CAPITOL REGIONAL AUDIT OFFICE.
DEPUTY ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
SPEC ASST FOR POLICY AND PLANNING.
COUNSEL TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPEC GEN FOR POL & PLNG &
MGT.
PRINCIPAL DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITS.
DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INSPECTIONS.
DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITS.
ENERGY INFORMATION DIRECTOR, EIA-ADP SERVICES STAFF.
ADMINISTRATION.
DIR, OFC OF OIL AND GAS.
DIRECTOR PETROLEUM SUPPLY DIVISION.
DIR OFC OF COAL NUCL ELEC & ALTERN
FUELS.
DIRECTOR, OFC OF ENERGY MARKETS &
END USE.
DIRECTOR ECONOMICS & STATISTICS
DIVISION.
DIR OFC OF STATISTICAL STANDARDS.
DIRECTOR QUALITY ASSURANCE
DIVISION.
DIR RESERVES AND NATURAL GAS
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR PETROLEUM MARKETING
DIVISION.
DIR, OFC OF INTEGRATION NAL &
FORECASTING.
DIR, EEUISD.
DIR, ENERGY SUPPLY & CONVERSION
DIV.
DIR, ANALYSIS & SYSTEMS DIV.
DIR, ENERGY DEMAND & INTEGRATION
DIV.
DIR SURVEY MGMT DIV.
ASST SECRETARY ENERGY DIR, GEOTHERMAL DIVISION.
EFFICIENCY & RENEWABLE ENERGY. DIR, WIND/HYDRO/OCEAN TECHNOLOGY
DIVISION.
DIR OFC SOLAR ENERGY CONVERSION.
ASSOC DEP ASST SECRETARY FOR
UTILITY TECH.
DIR OFC OF WASTE REDUCTION TECH.
ASST SECRETARY ENVIRONMENT, DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL
SAFETY & HEALTH. AUDIT.
DIR NUCLEAR SAFETY ENFORCEMENT
DIVISION.
DEP DIR INVEST NUCLEAR SAFETY
ENFORCEMENT DIV.
DIR NUCLEAR OPERATIONS & ANALYSIS.
DIR OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL
COMPLIANCE.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY DEFENSE ASSOC DEP ASST SECY FOR MILITARY
PROGRAMS. APPLICATION.
DIRECTOR OFC MGMT SUPPORT.
DIR OFC OF PROGRAM ANALYSIS &
FINANCIAL MGMT.
DEP MGR ROCKY FLATS OFFICE.
ASST MGR FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MGNT.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR.
DIR, OFC OF ENVIRON SAFETY H&Q
ASSURANCE.
DIR, OFC OF RES, DEVELOPMENT &
TESTING FACIL.
NUCLEAR WEAPONS COMPLEX PROJECT
MANAGER.
DEPUTY DIR OFC SELF ASSESS &
EMERGENCY MGNT.
DIR OFC OF FIELD SECURITY
OVERSIGHT.
DIR OFFICE OF INSPECTIONS.
ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
ASSOC DAS FOR HUMAN &
ADMINISTRATIVE RES.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF SPECIAL
PROJECTS.
ASSOC DAS FOR PROGRAM A&F
MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF ENERGY RESEARCH...... DIR ENGR MATH AND GEO SCI DIV.
DIR CHEM SCI DIV.
DIR MAT SCI DIV.
CHF PROCESSES AND TECH BR.
DIR HIGH EN PHYSICS DIV.
DIRECTOR FOR MANAGEMENT.
DIR HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH
DIVISION.
ASSOC DIR. OFC OF SCIENTIFIC
COMPUTING.
DEPUTY DIR FOR NUCLEAR SAFETY
SAFEGUARD.
DIR, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS STAFF.
DIR, CONFINEMENT SYSTEMS DIV.
DIR, OFFICE OF ASSESSMENT &
SUPPORT.
ASSOC DIR FOR SUPERCONDUCTING SUPER
COLLIDE.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOSSIL DIRECTOR, OFC OF RESOURCE
ENERGY. MANAGEMENT
OFFICE OF NUCLEAR ENERGY....... DIR SUBMARINE SYSTEMS DIV.
DIR INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL DIV.
DIRECTOR OFFICE OF RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
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ASST PROGRAM MANAGER FOR SURFACE
SHIPS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR NAVAL REACTORS.
SR. NAVAL REACTORS REP. (NWPT
NEWS).
PROG MGR FOR PROTOTYPES & SAPSO.
SENIOR NAVAL REACTORS REP (PEARL
HARBOR).
ASST CHIEF PHYSICIST.
DIRECTOR NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY DIV.
DIR REACTOR ENGINEERING DIVISION.
HEAD, CORE MANUFACTURING BRANCH.
DEP DIRECTOR REACTOR MATERIALS
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, FISCAL DIVISION.
ASST MANAGER FOR OPERATIONS.
PROGRAM MANAGER FOR SHIPYARD
MATTERS.
DIR NUCLEAR COMPONENTS DIVISION.
SENIOR NAVAL REACTORS
REPRESENTATIVE.
MANAGER, IDAHO BRANCH OFFICE.
PROG MANAGER FOR ADVANCED
SUBMARINES.
DIR ISOTOPE PRODUCTION &
DISTRIBUTION PROG.
HEAD ADVANCED CONCEPTS BRANCH.
ASST MANAGER FOR OPERATIONS.
SENIOR NAVAL REACTORS
REPRESENTATIVE.
ENGEL WALTER P.
DIRECTOR ACQUISITION DIVISION.
DEP PROGRAM MANAGER FOR SHIPYARD
OPERATIONS.
DIRECTOR FOR SUBMARINE REFUELINGS.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY, HUMAN DIR OFC OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS.
RESOURCES & ADMINISTRATION. DIRECTOR, ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT
STAFF.
DIRECTOR, MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
DIR OFC OF ADMIN SVCS.
DEP DIR OFC OF ADP MGMT.
DIR OFC OF PROCUREMENT OPERATIONS.
DIR, ORGANIZATION & MANPOWER
ANALYSIS DIV.
DIR, OFC OF IRM POL, PLANS, &
OVERSIGHT.
ASSOC DIR FOR PROSEAM/PROJ MGT &
CTRL.
DEP DIR OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
(GTN).
ASSOC DIR, OFC OF PROCUREMENT, ASST
& PROPERTY.
DEP DIR OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
(WASH,DC).
DIR OF PERSONNEL.
DIR, OFC OF ORGANIZATION &
MANAGEMENT.
DEP DIR OF PERSONNEL.
DIR OFC OF INFORMATION RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
DIR OFC OF CONTRACTOR MGMT & ADMIN.
DIR OFC OF CLEARANCE & SUPPORT.
DIR OFC POLICY.
DIR OFC OF MAGNT REVIEW &
ASSISTANCE.
DEP DIR, HEADQUARTERS PROCUREMENT
OPERATIONS.
OFFICE OF CIVILIAN RADIOACTIVE ASSOC DIR, OFFICE OF SYSTEM &
WASTE MANAGEMENT.. COMPLIANCE.
OFFICE OF NEW PRODUCTION DEPUTY DIR OFC BUSINESS MANAGEMENT.
REACTORS.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF RESEARCH &
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT. DEVELOPMENT.
ASSOC DAS FOR OVERSIGHT & SELF-
ASSESSMENT.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF ACQUISITION
MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF NONPROLIFERATION & DIR OFC OF CLASSIFICATION &
NATIONAL SECURITY. TECHNOLOGY.
DIR OFC OF SECURITY AFFAIRS.
DEP DIR, OFC OF SECURITY AFFAIRS.
OFFICE OF CHIEF FINANCIAL DIR DEP OFC OF BUDGET.
OFFICER.
DEP DIR OFC OF BUDGET.
DIR OFC OF HEADQUARTERS ACCOUNTING
OPERATIONS.
DIRECTOR, BUDGET OPERATIONS
DIVISION.
DIR OFC OF DEP ACCOUNTING & FIN SYS
DEV.
DIR OFC COMPLIANCE AND AUDIT
LIAISON.
DEPUTY CONTROLLER.
CONTROLLER.
OFFICE OF SCIENCE EDUCATION & DIR FOR UNIVERSITY & SCIENCE ED
TECHNICAL INFORMATION. PROG.
WESTERN AREA POWER ASST ADMR FOR MGMT SVCS.
ADMINISTRATION.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY:
OFC OF THE ASST ADMR FOR ADMIN DEP ASST ADMR FOR FINANCE &
& RESOURCES MANAGEMENT. ACQUISITION.
DIRECTOR, OFC OF ENVIRONMENTAL
JUSTICE.
DIR PROGRAM 7 POLICY COORDINATION
OFFICE.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER...... DIR OFC OF THE COMPTROLLER.
DIR, FINANCIAL MGMT DIV.
ASSOCIATE COMPTROLLER.
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DIRECTOR, BUDGET DIVISION.
ASSOC DIR, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
DIR, RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION....... DIR OFC OF ADMINISTRATION.
DEPUTY DIR OFC OF ADMINISTRATION
DIR, GRANTS ADMIN DIV.
DIR, FACILITIES & SUPPORT SERVICES
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, MANAGEMENT & ORGANIZATION
DIVISION.
DIR, NEW HEADQUARTERS PROJECT
STAFF.
DIR, SFTY, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL
MGMT DIV.
OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES DIR OFC OF INFORMATION RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT.
DEP DIR OFC OF INFORMATION
RESOURCES MAGNT.
DIR, ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
DIR, INFORMATION MANAGEMENT &
SERVICES DIV.
OFC OF ADMINISTRATION & DIR OFC OF ADMIN AND RESOURCES
RESOURCES MGMT--CINCINNATI OH. MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION & DEP DIR OFC OF ADMIN & RESOURCES
RESOURCES MGMT--RTP, NC. MGT RTP.
DIRECTOR OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION &
RES MGMT.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF DATA
PROCESSING.
OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCE DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT. MGMT.
SPECIAL ASST TO DIRECTOR, OHRM.
DEP DIR FOR POL, PROGRAMS & EXEC
RESOURCES.
DEP DIR FOR OPERATIONS COMM &
CLIENT SERVICES.
DIR EXEC RES & SPEC PROG DIV.
OFFICE OF ACQUISITION DIR, SUPERFUND/RCRA PROCUREMENT OPS
MANAGEMENT. DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF ACQUISITION
MANAGEMENT.
DEP DIR, OFFICE OF ACQUISITION
MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF GRANTS AND DEBARMENT. DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF GRANTS &
DEBARMENT
OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT ADMR DIR, ADM & RESOURCE MGMT SUPPORT
FOR E & C ASSURANCE. STAFF.
DIR, ENFORCEMENT CAPACITY &
OUTREACH OFFICE.
NATIONAL ENFORCEMENT DIR NAT'L ENFORCEMENT
INVESTIGATIONS CTR-DENVER. INVESTIGATIONS CENTER.
OFFICE OF FEDERAL ACTIVITIES... DIR, INTERNATIONAL ENFORCEMENT
PROGRAM.
OFFICE OF REGULATORY DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF REGULATORY
ENFORCEMENT. ENFORCEMENT.
DEP DIR, OFFICE OF REGULATORY
ENFORCEMENT.
DIR WATER ENFORCEMENT DIVISION.
DIR AIR ENFORCEMENT DIVISION.
OFFICE OF CRIMINAL ENFORCEMENT. DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF CRIMINAL
ENFORCEMENT.
OFFICE OF SITE REMEDIATION DIR OFC COMPLIANCE ANALYSIS PROG
ENFORCEMENT. OPERATIONS.
DEP DIR, OFC OF COMPLIANCE A & P
OPERATIONS.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF COMPLIANCE.
SENIOR LEGAL ADVISOR.
DIR, ENFORCEMENT PLANNING, T & D
DIVISION.
DEP DIR, ENFORCEMENT PLANNING, T &
D DIVISION.
DIR, MANUFACTURING, E & T DIVISION.
DIR, CHEMICAL, COMMERCIAL S & M
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, OFC OF SITE REMEDIATION
ENFORCEMENT.
OFFICE OF POLICY ANALYSIS...... DIR WATER & AGRICULTURE POLICY DIV.
DIR AIR & ENERGY POLICY DIVISION.
DIR, ECONOMIC ANALYSIS &
INNOVATIONS DIV.
OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL DIR MULTILATERAL STAFF.
ACTIVITIES.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
SPEC ASST TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS....... ASSIST INSPECTOR GEN FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
OFFICE OF ACQUISITION & ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR AUDITS.
ASSISTANCE AUDITS. DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITS.
ASSOC ASST INSPECT GENERAL FOR
AQUIST ASST
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT & ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR MGMT & TECH
TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT. ASSESSMENT.
OFFICE OF WASTEWATER DIRECTOR ENFORCEMENT DIVISION.
ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE. DIRECTOR, PERMITS DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, MUNICIPAL SUPPORT
DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, MUNICIPAL SUPPORT
DIVISION.
OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND SENIOR SCIENCE ADVISOR.
TECHNOLOGY. DIR, STANDARDS & APPLIED SCIENCE
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, ENGINEERING & ANALYSIS
DIVISION.
DIR, HEALTH & ECOLOGICAL CRITERIA
DIVISION.
OFFICE OF WETLANDS, OCEANS AND DIR, ASSESSMENT & WATERSHED
WATERSHEDS. PROTECTION DIV.
DIR, OCEANS & COASTAL PROTECTION
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF ACQUISITION
MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF GROUND WATER & DIR, E & P IMPLEMENTATION DIVISION.
DRINKING WATER. DIRECTOR, DRINKING WATER STANDARDS
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, GROUND WATER PROTECTION
DIVISION.
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OFC OF THE ASST ADMR FOR SOLID DIR, SUPERFUND REAUTHORIZATION TASK
WASTE AND EMGY RESP. FORCE.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... DEP DIR, OFFICE OF WASTE PROGRAMS
ENFORCEMENT.
DIR, CERCLA ENFORCEMENT DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, RCRA ENFORCEMENT
DIVISION.
OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE.......... DIR. CHARACTERIZATION & ASSESSMENT
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, PERMITS & STATE PROGRAMS
DIVISION.
DIR, MUNICIPAL & INDUSTRIAL SOLID
WASTE DIV.
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY AND DIRECTOR, HAZARDOUS SITE EVALUATION
REMEDIAL RESPONSE. DIVISION.
DIR, EMERGENCY RESPONSE DIV.
DIRECTOR, HAZARDOUS SITE CONTROL
DIVISION.
OFFICE OF AIR QUALITY PLANNING DIR, STATIONARY SOURCE COMPLIANCE
AND STANDARDS. DIVISION.
DIR, EMISSION STANDARDS DIVISION.
ASSOC DIR FOR INTERMEDIA & INTGOVT
PROG.
DIRECTOR, AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL SUPPORT
DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIR OFC OF AIR QUALITY
PLANNING & STDS.
OFFICE OF MOBILE SOURCES....... DIRECTOR CERTIFICATION DIVISION.
DIR MANUFACTURERS OPERATIONS
DIVISION.
DIR FIELD OPERATIONS & SUPPORT
DIVISION.
OFFICE OF RADIATION & INDOOR DIR, CRITERIA & STANDARDS DIV.
AIR.
DIRECTOR, RADON DIVISION.
DIR RADIATION STUDIES DIVISION.
OFFICE OF ATMOSPHERIC PROGRAMS. DIR GLOBAL CHANGE DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, ACID RAIN DIVISION.
OFC OF ASST ADMR FOR PESTICIDES DIR OFC OF PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
& TOXIC SUBSTANCES. OPERATIONS.
OFFICE OF PESTICIDES PROGRAMS.. DIR-REGISTRATION DIVISION.
DIRECTOR-PROGRAM SUPPORT DIVISION.
DIR, BIOLOGICAL & ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
DIVISION.
SENIOR ADVISOR.
DIR, SPEC REVIEW & REREGISTRATION
DIVISION.
DIR ENVIR FATE AND EFFECTS
DIVISION.
DIR HEALTH EFFECTS DIVISION.
DIR POLICY & SPECIAL PROJECTS STAFF
OFFICE OF POLLUTION PREVENTION DIR, HEALTH & ENVIRONMENTAL REV DIV
AND TOXICS. DIRECTOR, ENVIRONMENTAL ASSISTANCE
DIVISION.
DIR, ECONOMICS EXPOSURE AND
TECHNOLOGY DIV.
DIRECTOR, CHEMICAL CONTROL
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
DIR, POLLUTION PREVENTION DIV.
DIR CHEMICAL SCREENING & RISK
ASSESSMENT DIV.
DIR CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
OFFICE OF HEALTH AND DIRECTOR EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT GROUP.
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT.
DIRECTOR, HUMAN HEALTH ASSESSMENT
GROUP.
ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA & DIR ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA & ASSES
ASSESSMENT OFC (RTP). OFC RTP.
ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA & DIR, ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA &
ASSESSMENT OFFICE (CN). ASSESSMENT OFC.
OFC OF MODELING, MONITORING DIR, ENVIRONMENTAL M & A PROGRAM
SYSTEMS & QUALITY ASSUR. CENTER.
ATMOSPHERIC RSCH & EXPOSURE DIR, ATMOSPHERIC RES & EXP
ASSESSMENT LAB, RTP. ASSESSMENT LAB.
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING DIR ENVIRONMENT MONITORING SYST
SYSTEMS LAB--CINCINNATI. LAB.
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING DIR, ENV MONITORING SYS LAB, LAS
SYSTEMS LAB--LAS VEGAS. VEGAS.
AIR & ENERGY ENGINEERING DIR AIR & ENERGY ENG RES LAB.
RESEARCH LABORATORY--RTP.
RISK REDUCTION ENGINEERING DIR RISK REDUCTION ENGINEERING
LABORATORY--CINCINNATI. LABORATORY.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH DIR, ENV RESEARCH LABORATORY
LABORATORY--CORVALLIS. CORVALLIS.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH DIR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB
LABORATORY--ATHENS. ATHENS GA.
ROBERT B KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RES DIR, ROBERT S KERR ENVIRONMENTAL
LABORATORY--ADA. RES LAB.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH DIR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB--
LABORATORY--DULUTH. DULUTH.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH DIR, ENVIRONMENTAL RES LAB,
LABORATORY--NARRAGANSETT. NARRAGANSETT.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH DIR ENV LAB GULF BREEZE.
LABORATORY--GULF BREEZE.
HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH DIR--HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LAB--
LABORATORY--RTP. RTP.
DEP DIR HEALTH EFFECTS RES LAB RTP.
OFFICE OF SCIENCE PLANNING & DIR, OFC OF SCI, PLANNING &
REGULATORY EVALUATION. REGULATORY EVAL.
CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DIR. CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
RESEARCH INFORMATION. RESEARCH INFO.
OFFICE OF EXPLORATORY RESEARCH. DIR, OFC OF EXPLORATORY RESEARCH.
REGION I--BOSTON............... DIRECTOR, WATER MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
DIR WASTE MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
REGIONAL COUNSEL.
ASST REGL ADMR FOR PLANNING &
MANAGEMENT.
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DIR AIR PESTICIDES & TOXICS
MANAGEMENT DIV.
REGION II--NEW YORK............ DIRECTOR, ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, WATER MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
ASST REGL ADMR FOR POLICY AND
MANAGEMENT.
DIR AIR & WASTE MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
REGIONAL COUNSEL, REGION II, NEW
YORK.
DIR, OFFICE OF EMERGENCY & REMEDIAL
RESPONSE.
REGION III--PHILADELPHIA....... DIRECTOR, WATER MANAGEMENT DIVISION
REG III.
REGIONAL COUNSEL.
DIRECTOR, HAZARDOUS WASTE MGMT DIV.
DIRECTOR, ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
DIVISION.
ASST REG ADMIN FOR POLICY &
MANAGEMENT.
DIR, AIR MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
DIR CHESAPEAKE BAY PROGRAM OFFICE.
REGION IV--ATLANTA............. DIR WATER MANAGEMENT DIVISION
REGION IV.
DIRDIR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
DIVISION REGION IV.
ASST REGIONAL ADMIN FOR POLICY AND
MGMT.
REGIONAL COUNSEL, REG IV, ATLANTA,
GEORGIA.
DIRECTOR WASTE MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
REGION V--CHICAGO.............. DIR AIR MANAGEMENT DIV REGION V.
DIR ENVIR SERVICES DIV REGION V.
DIR WATER MANAGEMENT DIV REGION V.
ASST REGIONAL ADMR FOR POLICY &
MANAGEMENT.
REGIONAL COUNSEL.
DIRECTOR, WASTE MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
ASSOCIATE DIVISION DIRECTOR FOR
RCRA.
ASSOC DIV DIRECTOR FOR SUPERFUND.
DIR GREAT LAKES NATL PROG OFC.
REGION VI--DALLAS.............. DIR AIR & WASTE MANAGEMENT DIV.
DIR WATER MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
DIVISION.
ASST REGIONAL ADMR FOR MANAGEMENT.
REGIONAL COUNSEL.
DIR, AIR, PESTICIDES & TOXIC
DIVISION.
REGION VII--KANSAS CITY........ DIR WATER MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
REGIONAL COUNSEL.
DIRECTOR, WASTE MGMT DIVISION.
ASST REG ADMIN FOR POLICY & MGNT--
REG VII.
DIRECTOR, AIR AND TOXICS DIVISION.
REGION VIII--DENVER............ DIR WATER MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
REGIONAL COUNSEL.
DIR AIR TOXICS DIVISION.
ASST REGIONAL ADMR FOR POLICY &
MANAGEMENT.
DIR, ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
DIVISION.
REGION IX--SAN FRANCISCO....... DIRECTOR, WATER MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, AIR MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
REGIONAL COUNSEL, REG IX, SAN FRAN,
CAL.
DIR, TOXICS & WASTE MANAGEMENT DIV.
ASST REGIONAL ADMR FOR POLICY &
MANAGEMENT.
REGION X--SEATTLE.............. DIR--WATER DIV REG X.
DIRECTOR, ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
DIVISION.
REGIONAL COUNSEL.
DIRECTOR AIR AND TOXICS DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, HAZARDOUS WASTE DIVISION.
ASST REGL ADMR FOR POLICY &
MANAGEMENT.
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
COMMISSION:
OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN......... INSPECTOR GENERAL.
FIELD MANAGEMENT--EAST......... DIRECTOR FIELD MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
(EAST)
PROGRAM MANAGER (BALTIMORE).
DIST DIR (NEW YORK).
DIST DIR (ATLANTA).
DISTRICT DIRECTOR (DETROIT).
DIST DIR (MIAMI).
DIST DIR (MEMPHIS).
DIST DIR--(BIRMINGHAM).
DIST DIR--(NEW ORLEANS).
DIST DIR--(CHARLOTTE).
PROGRAM MANAGER.
DIST DIR (PHILADELPHIA).
FIELD MANAGEMENT--WEST......... PROG MANAGER (DIR FIELD MGT
PROGRAMS (WEST).
DIST DIR (HOUSTON).
DIST DIR (SAN FRANCISCO).
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DIST DIR (DALLAS).
DIST DIR (CHICAGO).
DIST DIR (ST LOUIS).
DIST DIR (INDIANAPOLIS).
DISTRICT DIRECTOR (LOS ANGELES).
DIST DIR (DENVER).
DIST DIR (PHOENIX).
DISTRICT DIR (SAN ANTONIO).
PROGRAM MANAGER (SEATTLE).
PROGRAM MANAGER (MILWAUKEE).
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION:
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL.... INSPECTOR GENERAL.
OFFICE OF THE MANAGING DIRECTOR ASSOC MANAGING DIRECTOR/HUMAN
RESOURCES MGMT.
MASS MEDIA BUREAU.............. CHIEF AUDIO SERVICES DIVISION.
CHIEF VIDEO SERVICES DIVISION.
CHF, ENFORCEMENT DIV.
PRIVATE RADIO BUREAU........... CHIEF LAND MOBILE & MICROWAVE
DIVISION.
FIELD OPERATIONS BUREAU........ CHIEF ENFORCEMENT DIVISION.
COMMON CARRIER BUREAU.......... CHIEF, TARIFF DIVISION.
ASST BUREAU CHIEF (INTERNATIONAL).
CHIEF DOMESTIC FACILITIES DIVISION.
CHIEF ACCOUNTING & AUDITS DIVISION.
OFC OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY.. CHIEF, SPECTRUM ENGINEERING
DIVISION.
ASSISTANT BUREAU CHIEF FOR
TECHNOLOGY.
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
AGENCY:
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR......... CHIEF OF STAFF.
OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL...... DIRECTOR OF SECURITY.
OFFICE OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT. CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
DEPUTY CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL.... DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITING.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
PREPAREDNESS, TRAINING AND DIV DIR, STATE & LOCAL PREPAREDNESS
EXERCISES DIRECTORATE. DIVISION.
RESPONSE & RECOVERY DIRECTORATE DIV DIR, INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT
DIVISION.
FEDERAL INSURANCE DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR.
ADMINISTRATION.
OPERATIONS SUPPORT DIRECTORATE. ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR.
DIVISION DIR, ACQUISITION SERVICES
DIVISION.
FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY
COMMISSION (DOE):
OFC OF CHIEF ACCOUNTANT........ DEPUTY CHIEF ACCOUNTANT.
DIR DIVISION OF AUDITS.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF ACCOUNTING
SYSTEMS.
OFC OF HYDROPOWER LICENSING.... DIR, DIV OF INSPECTION.
DIR, DIV OF DAM SAFETY &
INSPECTIONS.
FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS AUTHORITY:
OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN......... SOLICITOR.
CHIEF COUNSEL.
OFFICE OF MEMBER............... CHIEF COUNSEL.
OFFICE OF MEMBER............... CHIEF COUNSEL.
FEDERAL SERVICE IMPASSES PANEL. EXEC DIRECTOR FSIP.
OFC OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
DIR, INFORMATION RESOURCES &
RESEARCH SERV.
OFC OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL..... DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL.
ASST GENERAL COUNSEL (FIELD
MANAGEMENT).
ASST GENERAL COUNSEL (APPEALS).
REGIONAL DIRECTOR--LOS ANGELES.
ASST GEN COUNSEL, LEGAL POLICY &
ADVICE.
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS & RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
REGIONAL OFFICES............... REGIONAL DIRECTOR--WASHINGTON, D.C.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR--BOSTON.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR--ATLANTA.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR--DALLAS.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR--CHICAGO
ILLINOIS.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR--SAN FRANCISCO.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR--DENVER.
FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION:
OFFICE OF THE MEMBERS.......... SECRETARY.
OFFICE OF THE MANAGING DIRECTOR DEP MANAGING DIR.
DIR, BUREAU OF ADMINISTRATION.
PROG MANAGER (DIR BUR OF TRADE M &
A).
PROG MGR (DIR BUR OF TARIFFS C &
L).
DIR, BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIONS.
DIR, BUREAU OF HEARING COUNSEL.
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DEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR.
FEDERAL RETIREMENT THRIFT
INVESTMENT BOARD:
ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL (ADMIN).
ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL
(PROGRAMS).
DIRECTOR OF INVESTMENTS.
DIRECTOR OF CONTRACTS &
ADMINISTRATION.
DIRECTOR OF AUTOMATED SYSTEMS.
DIRECTOR OF BENEFITS AND PROGRAM
ANALYSIS.
DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTING.
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS.
DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION:
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL INSPECTOR GENERAL.
OFC OF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR...... DEPUTY EXEC DIR FOR MANAGEMENT.
DEP EXEC DIR FOR PLANNING &
INFORMATION.
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION:
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL.
AND HUMAN RESOURCES.
DIR OF ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAMS &
SUPPORT.
DIR TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT &
TRAINING.
OFFICE OF FTS 2000............. DEP ASSOC ADMR FOR NETWORK
SERVICES.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR AUDITING.
DEPUTY ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITING.
COUNSEL TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR QUALITY
MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF ACQUISITION POLICY... ASSOC ADMINISTRATOR FOR ACQUISITION
POLICY.
DEPUTY ASSOCIATE ADMR FOR
ACQUISITION POLICY.
DIR OF ACQUIS MGMT AND CONTRACT
CLEARANCE.
DIR, OFFICE OF GSA ACQUISITION
POLICY.
DIR OF MULTIPLE AWARD SCHEDULE PROG
MGMT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF FINANCIAL DIRECTOR OF FINANCE.
OFFICER.
DIRECTOR OF BUDGET.
EXEC ASST TO THE CHIEF FINANCIAL
OFFICER.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE.
DIR OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS.
FEDERAL PROPERTY RESOURCES ASST COMM FOR REAL ESTATE POLICY/
SERVICE. SALES (FPRS).
PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERVICE....... ASST COMM FOR REAL PROP MGMT &
SAFETY.
ASST COMR FOR PHYSICAL SECURITY &
LAW ENF.
ASST COMR FOR PROCUREMENT.
DEP ASST COMR FOR PROCUREMENT.
ASST COMR FOR REAL PROPERTY
DEVELOPMENT.
DEP ASST COMR FOR REAL PROPERTY
DEVELOPMENT.
DEP ASST COMM FOR REAL PROP MGMT &
SAFETY.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER FOR
PLANNING.
ASST COMM FOR GOVT WIDE REAL PROP
RELATIONS.
SPEC ASST/ASST COMR FOR REAL
PROPERTY DEV.
INFORMATION RESOURCES ASST COMM FOR INFO RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT SERVICE. PROCUREMENT.
DEP ASST COMR FOR INFO RES MGMT
POLICY.
ASST COMR FOR GSA INFO RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
ASST COMMISSIONER FOR TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE.
DEP ASST COMR FOR REGL TELECOMM
SERVICES.
DIR OF ADMIN AND PLANNING.
FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE......... ASST COMMR FOR QUALITY AND CONTRACT
ADMIN.
ASST COMMISSIONER FOR COMMODITY
MANAGEMENT.
ASST COMR FOR TRANSPORTATION &
PROPERTY MGT.
ASST COMMR FOR STRATEGIC BUSINESS
PLANNING.
ASST COMM FOR DISTRIBUTION MGT.
DEP ASST COMMISSIONER FOR COMMODITY
MGR.
DAS FOR TRANSPORTATION & PROPERTY
MGMT.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER FOR FSS INFO
SYSTEMS.
REGION 2--NEW YORK............. ASST REG ADMR FOR PUBLIC BLDS
SERVICE.
ASST REG ADMR FOR FEDERAL SUPPLY
SERVICE.
REGION 3--PHILADELPHIA......... ASST REG ADMR FOR PUBLIC BLDS
SERVICE.
ASST REG ADMR FOR INFO RESO MGMT
SER, NE ZONE.
ASST REGL ADMR FEDERAL SUPPLY
SERVICE.
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION........ ASST REGL ADMR FOR INFO RESOURCES
MGMT.
ASST REG ADMR FOR PUBLIC BLDGS
SERVICE, NCR.
DIR OF FED DOMES ASST CTLG STAFF
(IRMS) NCR.
ASSISTANT REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR,
PBS, NCR.
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REGION 4--ATLANTA.............. ASST REG ADMR FOR PUBLIC BLDS
SERVICE.
ASSISTANT REG ADMIN FOR INFORM RES
MGMT-R-4.
ASST REG ADMR FOR FEDERAL SUPPLY &
SERVICES.
REGION 5--CHICAGO.............. ASST REG ADMR FOR PUBLIC BLDS
SERVICE.
REGION 6--KANSAS CITY.......... ASST REG ADMR FOR PUBLIC BLDS
SERVICE.
REGION 7--FORT WORTH........... ASST REG ADMR FOR PUBLIC BLDS
SERVICE.
ASST REGL ADMR FOR INFO RESOURCES
MGMT R-7.
ASST REG ADMR FOR FEDERAL SUPPLY
SERVICE.
REGION 8--DENVER............... ASST REG ADMR FOR PUBLIC BLDS
SERVICE.
REGION 9--SAN FRANCISCO........ ASST REGL ADMR FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS
SERVICES.
ASST REG ADMR FOR FEDERAL SUPPLY
SERVICE.
ASST REG ADMR FOR INFORMATION RES
MANAGEMENT.
REGION 10--AUBURN, WASHINGTON.. ASST REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR, PBS
REGION 10.
DEP ASST REGL ADMINISTRATOR, PBS.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN
SERVICES:
ODAS FOR BUDGET................ DIR DIV OF INTEGRITY & ORGAN
REVIEW.
ODAS FOR FINANCE............... DEP ASST SEC, FINANCE.
DIR, OFFICE OF FINANCIAL POLICY.
ODAS FOR GRANTS & ACQUISITION DIR OFFICE OF GRAN & MGMT.
MANAGEMENT.
DEP ASST SECY, OGAM.
OAS FOR PLANNING AND EVALUATION DEP TO DEPUTY ASST SECRY FOR PLANN
& EVALUAT.
OAS FOR PERSONNEL ASST SEC FOR PERSONNEL
ADMINISTRATION. ADMINISTRATION.
DIR, OFC OF HUMAN RELATIONS.
DIR, CENTER FOR HUMAN RES STRATEGIC
P & P.
ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL ASSOC GEN COUN, BUSINESS & ADM LAW
DIVISIONS. DIVISION.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL PRINCIPAL DEP INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR MGMT &
POLICY.
ODIG FOR INVESTIGATIONS........ DEP INSP GEN FOR INVESTIGATIONS.
ASST INSP GENERAL FOR CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATIONS.
ASST INSP GEN FOR CIVIL & ADM
REMEDIES.
ASST INSP GEN FOR INVESTIGATION P &
O.
ODIG FOR AUDIT SERVICES........ DEP INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR AUDIT
SERVICES.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR SOCIAL
SECURITY AUDITS.
ASST INSP GEN FOR ADM OF C/F & AGIN
AUDITS.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR HEALTH CARE
FIN AUDITS.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR AUDIT POL &
OVERSIGHT.
ASST INSP GEN FOR PUBLIC HEALTH
SERV AUDITS.
ASST I.G. FOR SOCIAL SECURITY
AUDITS OFC A/S.
ODIG FOR EVALUATION & DEP INSP GEN FOR EVALUATION &
INSPECTIONS. INSPECTIONS.
ASST INSP GEN FOR ANALYSIS &
INSPECTIONS.
OFFICE OF PROGRAM SUPPORT...... DIR OFC OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
OFC OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS/ DIR, OFC OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CHILD SUPPORT SYSTEMS. MANAGEMENT.
OAA FOR MANAGEMENT............. DIR, OFFICE OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT.
CHIEF ACTUARY.
DIR, BUREAU OF DATA MANAGEMENT AND
STRATEGY.
DEP DIR, BUREAU OF DATA MANAGEMENT
& STRATEGY.
DIR, OFFICE OF MEDICARE & MEDICAID
COST EST.
DIR, OFFICE OF ACQUISITIONS AND
GRANTS.
DEPUTY DIR, OFFICE OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT.
DEP DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF THE
ACTUARY.
OAA FOR OPERATIONS............. DIR, OFC OF CONTRACTING & FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT.
DIR, OFC OF MEDICARE BENEFITS
ADMIN.
OAA FOR PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT.... DIR, OFFICE OF DEMONSTRATIONS AND
EVALUATIONS.
DIR, OFFICE OF RESEARCH.
OFFICE ASSOC ADMR. FOR DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF FINANCIAL &
OPERATIONS & RES MANAGEMENT. HUMAN RES.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, OFC OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT.
DIR, OFC OF MEDICARE BENEFITS
ADMINISTRATION.
OAS FOR HEALTH................. DEPUTY DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF
MANAGMENT.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT.
DIR, DIV OF PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
BUDGET.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF RESEARCH
INTEGRITY
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF RESEARCH
INTEGRITY.
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATORS........ REGL HEALTH ADMINISTRATION.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE & MENTAL HEALTH ASSOC ADMR FOR EXTRAMURAL PROGRAMS.
SERVICES ADMINISTRATION.
CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE DIR, DIV OF COMM PREVENTION &
PREVENTION. TRAINING.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF WORKPLACE
PROGRAMS.
DIR, DIV OF DEMONSTRATION FOR HIGH
RISK POP.
CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH CHIEF RETROVIRUS BRANCH.
SERVICES. DIR, DIV OF STSTE & COMMUNITY
SYSTEMS DEVELOP.
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CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE DIR, OFC OF SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS &
TREATMENT. EVAULATION.
CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL & SENIOR ADVISOR FOR PUBLIC HEALTH
PREVENTION. MANAGEMENT.
SENIOR ADVISOR FOR PREVENTIVE
HEALTH SERVICES.
DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL MANAGMENT
OFFICE.
SENIOR ADVISOR FOR MINORITY HEALTH
EDUCATION.
CENTER FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASES. ASST DIR FOR LABORATORY SCIENCE.
NATL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR SCIENCE.
SAFETY & HEALTH. EXECUTIVE OFFICER, NIOSH.
CENTER FOR ENV HEALTH & INJURY DIR, DIV OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
CONTROL. LAB SCIENCES.
CENTER FOR PREVENTION SERVICES. DIR, DIV OF STD/HIV PREVENTION.
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH ASSOC DIR, FOR ANALYSIS &
STATISTICS. EPIDEMIOLOGY.
ASSOCIATE DIR, OFC OF P & E
PROGRAMS.
ASSOC DIR, FOR RESEARCH &
METHODOLOGY.
ASSOC DIR, OFC OF VITAL & HEALTH
STATS SYST.
ASSOC DIR, FOR INTERNAL STATISTICS.
CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIR, DIV OF BLOOD COLLECTION &
EVALUATION & RESEARCH. PROCESSING.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF BACTERIAL
PRODUCTS.
DEP DIR, OFC OF BIOLOGICAL PRODUCT
REVIEW.
DIR, DIV OF BIOSTATISTICS &
EPIDEMIOLOGY.
DIR, DIV OF ALLERGENCI PRODUCTS/
PARASITOLOGY.
DIR, OFC OF VACCINES RESEARCH &
REVIEW.
DIR, OFC OF THERAPEUTICS RESEARCH &
REVIEW.
CENTER FOR DRUG EVALUATION & DIR, CENTER FOR DRUG EVALUATION &
RESEARCH. RESEARCH.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT.
DIR, OFFICE OF DRUG EVALUATION I.
DEP DIR FOR PROGRAM MANAGEMENT.
DIR, DIV OF CARDIO-RENTAL DRUG
PRODUCTS.
DIR, DIV OF NEUROPHARMACOLOGICAL
DRUG PROD.
DIR, DIV OF MIDICAL IMAGING S & D
PRODUCTS.
DIR, DIV OF G & C DRUG PRODUCTS.
DIR, DIV OF ANCOLOGY & PULMONARY
DRUG PROD.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF DRUG STANDARDS.
DEP DIR, OFFICE OF DRUG STANDARDS.
DIR, DIVISION OF OTC DRUG
EVALUATION.
DEP DIR, OFFICE OF GENERIC DRUGS.
DIR, MONOGRAPH REVIEW STAFF.
DIR, OFC OF OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUG
EVALUATION.
DEP DIR, OFC OF EPIDEMIOLOGY &
BIOSTATISTICS.
DIR, DIV OF BIOMETRICS.
DIR, OFFICE OF DRUG EVALUATION II.
DEP DIR, OFFICE OF DRUG EVALUATION
II.
DIR, DIV OF M & E DRUG PRODUCTS.
DIR, DIV OF ANTI-INFECTIVE DRUG
PRODUCTS.
DIR, DIV OF ANTI-VIARAL DRUG
PRODUCTS.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF COMPLIANCE.
DIR, DIV OF SCIENTIFIC
INVESTIGATIONS.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF RESEARCH
RESOURCES.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF
BIOPHARMACENTICS.
DEP DIR, OFFICE OF RESEARCH
RESOURCES
ASSOC DIRECTOR FOR SCIENCE &
MEDICAL AFFAIRS
CENTER FOR FOOD SAFETY & DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF SEAFOOD
APPLIED NUTRITION. DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF SPECIAL
RESEARCH SKILLS.
DIRECTOR, DIV OF TOXICOLOGICAL
RESEARCH.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF PHYSICAL
SCIENCES.
DIR, OFC OF PLANT & DAIRY FOODS &
BEVERAGES.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF FOOD LABELING.
DIR, OFC OF POL, P & S INITIATIVES.
CENTER FOR DEVICES & DIR, OFFICE OF STANDARDS &
RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH. REGULATIONS.
DIR, OFFICE OF DEVICE EVALUATION.
DIR, DIV OF SURGICAL &
REHABILITATION DEVICES.
DIR, DIVISION OF CARDOVASCULAR
DEVICES.
DIR, DIV OF GENERAL & RESTORATIVE
DEVICES.
DIR, OFFICE OF COMPLIANCE AND
SURVEILLANCE.
DIR, OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY.
DEP DIR, OFC OF SCIENCE &
TECHNOLOGY.
DIR DIV OF REPRODUCTIVE ABDOMINAL
EAR THROAT.
CENTER FOR VETERINARY MEDICINE. DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF SCIENCE.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF SURVEILLANCE.
DIR, OFC OF NEW ANIMAL DRUG
EVALUATION.
DEP DIR FOR HFSCS.
DEP DIR, THERAPEUTIC & PRODUCTION
DRUG REVIEW.
DIR, DIV OF BIOMETRICS & PRODUCITON
DRUGS.
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OFFICE OF REGULATORY AFFAIRS... ASSOC COMR FOR REGULTORY AFFAIRS.
DEP ASSOC COMR FOR REGULATORY
AFFAIRS.
REGL FOOD & DRUG DIRECTOR, NE
REGION.
REGL FOOD & DRUG DIRECTOR MID-
ATLANTIC REGION.
REGL FOOD & DRUG DIRECTOR,
SOUTHEAST REGION.
REGL FOOD & DRUG DIRECTOR, MIDWEST
REGION.
REGL FOOD & DRUG DIRECTOR,
SOUTHWEST REGION.
REGL FOOD & DRUG DIRECTOR, PACIFIC
REGION.
NATIONAL CENTER FOR DIRECTOR, DIV OF BIOMETRY.
TOXICOLOGICAL RESEARCH.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF RESEARCH.
OFFICE OF HEALTH AFFAIRS....... DIRECTOR MED STAFF, OFC OF HEALTH
AFFAIRS.
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT........... DIR, PARKLAWN COMPUTET CENTER
BUREAU OF HEALTH RESOURCES DEP DIR, BUREAU OF HEALTH RESOURCES
DEVELOPMENT. DEV.
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR......... DIRECTOR, DIV OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF CONTRACTS &
GRANTS.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR EXTRAMURAL
AFFAIRS.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR DISEASE
PREVENTION.
DIR, OFC OF MEDICAL APPLICATIONS OF
RESEARCH.
DIR, OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC
INTEGRITY.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR MANAGEMENT,
NIH.
DEP DIR FOR SCI POL & TECHNOLOGY
TRANSFER.
ASSOC DIR FOR INFORMATION RESOURCE
MGMT.
DIRECTOR, ACQUISITIONS MANAGEMENT.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
NAT'L HEART, LUNG & BLOOD ASSOC DIRECTOR FOR REVIEW.
INSTITUTE.
ASSOC DIR EPIDEMIOLOGY & BIOMETRY
PROGRAM.
CHIEF, SICKLE CELL DISEASE BR.
DIR DIV OF LUNG DISEASES.
DIR, DIV OF BLOOD DISEASES &
RESOURCES.
DIR, A/SCLEROSIS, HYPERTENSION &
LIP MET PROG.
DEP DIRECTOR DIV OF EXTRAMURAL
AFFAIRS.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF EXTRAMURAL
AFFAIRS.
ASSOC DIR FOR INTERNATIONAL
PROGRAMS.
DIR OFC OF BIOSTATICS RESEARCH.
DEP DIR DIV OF HEART VASCULAR
DISEASES.
DEP DIR DIV OF EPIDEM & CLINICAL
APPLICATION.
INTRAMURAL RESEARCH............ DIR, DIVISION OF INTRAMURAL
RESEARCH.
CHF LAB OF BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS.
CHF LAB OF BIOCHEMISTRY.
CHIEF LAB OF BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF CHEMICAL
PHARAMACOLOGY.
CHIEF MACROMOLECULES SECTION.
CHF, INTERMEDIARY M & B SECTION.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF CELLULAR
METABOLISM.
CHF, LAB OF KIDNEY & ELECTROLYTE
METABOLISM.
CHIEF LAB OF CARDIAC ENERGETICS.
DIVISION OF CANCER BIOLOGY, DIR, DIV OF CANCER BIOLOGY
DIAGNOSIS AND CENTERS. DIAGNOSIS & CTRS.
DEP DIR, DIV OF CANCER BIOLOGY DIAG
& CENTERS.
CHF, MICROBIAL G & B SECTION, LAB
OF BIOCHEM.
CHIEF, LAB OF BIOCHEM INTRAMURAL
RES PROG.
ASSOC DIR, EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH
PROGRAM.
CHIEF DERMATOLOGY BR, INTRAMURAL
RES PROG.
CHIEF, CELL MEDIATED IMMUNITY
SECTION.
CHIEF, LAB OF TUMOR & BIOL
IMMUNOLOGY, IRP.
ASSOC DIR, CTRS TRAINING &
RESOURCES PROG.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF MOLECULAR
BIOLOGY.
DIVISION OF CANCER ETIOLOGY.... DIR, DIV OF CANCER ETIOLOGY.
CHIEF LAB OF BIOLOGY.
CHIEF CLINICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY BRANCH.
CHIEF LABORATORY OF MOLECULAR
CARCINOGENESIS.
CHF LAB OF EXPERIMENTAL PATHOLOGY.
HEAD, MATH STATISTICS & APPLIED
MATHEMATICS S.
HEAD IN VITRO CARCINOGENESIS
SECTION.
DIVISION OF CANCER PREVENTION & DEP DIR, DIV OF CANCER PREVENTION &
CONTROL. CONTROL.
ASSOCIATE DIR, SURVEILLANCE
PROGRAM, DCPC.
ASSOC DIR, CANCER CONTROL SCI
PROGRAM, DCPC.
ASSOC DIR, EARLY D & C ONCOLOGY
PROGRAM.
DIVISION OF EXTRAMURAL DIR. DIV OF EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES.
ACTIVITIES.
DEPUTY DIR, DIV OF EXTRAMURAL
ACTIVITIES.
DIVISION OF CANCER TREATMENT... ASSOC DIR DEVELOPMENT THERAPEUTICS
PROG.
CHF-RADIATION ONCOLOGY BR.
ASSOC DIR RADIATION RESEARCH
PROGRAM.
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NATL INSTITUTE OF DIABETES & DIR DIV KIDNEY UROLOGIC &
KIDNEY DIS. HEMATLOGIC DISEASES.
DIR DIVISION OF EXTRAMURAL
ACTIVITIES.
ASSOC DIRECTOR FOR RESEARCH &
ASSESSMENT.
ASSOC DIR DISEASE PREVENTION
TECHNOL TRANSFER.
ASSOC DIR FOR MGT & OPERATIONS.
INTRAMURAL RESEARCH............ CHIEF SECTION ON BIOCHEMICAL
MECHANISMS.
CHF SECT ON METABOLIC ENZYMES.
CHF SECT ON PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY.
CHIEF, SECTION ON MOLECULAR
STRUCTURE.
SR RES PHYSICIST, MATHEMATICAL
RESEARCH BR.
CHIEF THEORETICAL BIOPHYSICS
SECTION.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF BIO-ORGANIC
CHEMISTRY.
CHIEF OXIDATION MECHANISMS SECTION
L B C.
CHIEF LABORATORY OF BIOCHEMISTRY &
METABOLISM.
CHF, SEC ON NUCLEAR MAG RES, LAB/
CHEM PHYSICS.
CLINICAL DIR & CHIEF, KIDNEY
DISEASE SECTION.
CHIEF, SECTION ON MOLECULAR
BIOPHYSICS.
CHF, SEC CARBOHYDRATES LAB OF
CHEMISTRY/NIDDK.
CHIEF, METABOLIC DISEASES BRANCH.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF NEUROSCIENCE,
NIDDK.
CHIEF EPIDEMIOLOGY & CLINICAL
RESEARCH BRANCH.
CHF, LABORATORY OF MEDICINAL
CHEMISTRY.
CHIEF, MORPHOGENESIS SECTION.
NATL INST OF ARTHR & CHF, LAB OF PHYSICAL BIOLOGY.
MUSCULOSKELETAL & SKIN
DISEASES.
DIRECTOR, EXTRAMURAL PROGRAM.
DEPUTY DIR.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF STRUCTURAL
BIOLOGY RES.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF SKIN BIOLOGY.
NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE... DEP DIR, NATL LIB OF MEDICINE.
DEP DIR FOR RES AND EDUCATION.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR LIBARY
OPERATIONS.
ASSOC DIR FOR EXTRAMURAL PROGRAMS.
ASSOC DIR, SPECIALIZED INFO
SERVICES.
DEP DIR LISTER HILL NATL CTR FOR
BIOMED COMMS.
DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
DIR NATL CTR FOR BIOTECH INFO.
ASSOC DIR FOR HEALTH & INFO PROG
DEVELOPMENT.
NATL INST OF ALLERGY & DIR, DIV OF ALLERGY/IMMUNOLOGY/
INFECTIOUS DISEASES. TRANSPLANTATN.
CHF, LAB OF PARASITIC DISEASES.
DIR, DIV OF MICROBIOLOGY/INFECTIOUS
DISEASES.
CHIEF, LAB OF IMMUNOGENETICS.
DIR, DIV OF EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES.
CH, LAB OF MICROBIAL STRUCTURE AND
FUNCTION.
CHIEF LAB OF MOLECULAR
MICROBIOLOGY.
DIR. DIV ACQUIRED IMMUNIDEFICIENCY
SYNDROME.
ASSOC DIR FOR ADMINISTRATION &
OPERATIONS.
DEPUTY DIR, DIVISION OF EXTRAMURAL
ACTIVITIES.
CHIEF, BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES BRANCH.
HEAD, LYMPHOCYTE BIOLOGY SECTION.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF INFECTIOUS
DISEASES.
HEAD EXPERIMENTAL PATHOLOGY
SECTION.
DEP DIR DIV OF ACQUIRED
IMMUNODEFICIENCY.
HEAD EPIDEMIOLOGY SECTION.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF MALARIA
RESEACH.
NATL INST ON AGING............. SCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR GERONTOLOGY
RSCH CNTR.
CLIN DIRECTOR AND CHIEF CLIN
PHYSIOLOGY BR.
CHIEF LAB OF CELLULAR & MOLECULAR
BIOLOGY.
ASSOCIATE DIR FOR BEHAVIOR SCIENCES
RES.
ASSOC DIR BIOLOGY OF AGING PROGRAM.
ASSOC DIR, OFFICE OF EXTRAMURAL
AFFAIRS.
ASSOC DIR, EPIDEMI, DEMO, &
BIOMETRY PROGRAM.
ASSOC DIR, OFFICE OF PLNNG, A & I
ACTIVITIES.
ASSOC DIR NEUROSCI & NEUROPSYCH OF
AGING PROG.
NATL INST OF CHILD HEALTH & CHIEF, LABORATORY OF MOLECULAR
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. GENETICS.
DEP DIR CENTER FOR POPULATION RES.
CHF, ENDOCRINOLOGY & REPRODUCTION
RESEARCH BR.
DIRECTOR CTR FORRES FOR MOTHERS &
CHILDREN.
DIRECTOR CNTR FOR POPULATION
RESEARCH.
CHIEF, SECTION ON GROWTH FACTORS.
ASSOC DIR FOR PREVENTION RESEARCH.
CHIEF LABORATORY OF MAMALIAN GENES
& DEVELOP.
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CHIEF, SECTION ON MOLECULAR
ENDOCRINOLOGY.
CHIEF, SECTION NUROENDOCRINOLOGY.
CHIEF SECTION ON MICROBIAL
GENETICS.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF COMPARATIVE
ETHOLOGY.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
DIR, NATL CENTER FOR MEDICAL REHAB
RESEARCH.
NATL INST OF DENTAL RESEARCH... CHIEF, LABORATORY OF IMMUNOLOGY.
CHF, ENZYME CHEMISTRY SECTION.
DIR, EXTRAMURAL PROGRAM.
CHIEF NEUROBIOLOGY & ANESTHESIOLOGY
BRANCH.
NATL INST OF ENVIRONMENTAL DIR, DIV OF INTRAMURAL, NIEHS.
HEALTH SCIENCES. CHF LAB OF PULMONARY PATHOBIOLOGY.
CHIEF, LAB OF GENETICS.
HEAD MUTAGENESIS SECTION.
HEAD MAMMALIAN MUTAGENESIS SECTION.
SENIOR SCIENTIFIC ADVISOR.
DIR, DIV OF TOXICOLOGY RESEARCH &
TESTING.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR MANAGEMENT.
CHIEF, SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION SECTION.
CHIEF LAB OF MOLECULAR
CARCINOGENESIS.
DIR NATL INST OF ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH SCIENCE.
NATL INST OF GENERAL MEDICAL DEP DIR NATL INSTITUTE OF GENERAL
SCIENCES. MED SCI.
DIR, CELL & MOLEC BASIS OF DISEASE
PROG.
DIR GENETICS PROGRAM.
ASSOC DIR FOR PROGRAM ACTIVITIES.
DIR PHARMACOLOGY & BIORELATED
CHEMISTRY PR BR.
DIR BIO PHYS SCIENCES PROGRAM
BRANCH.
DIR, MINORITY OPPORTUNITIES IN RES
PROG BR.
NATL INST OF NEUROLOGICAL DIR, DIV OF FUNDAMENTAL
DISORDERS AND STROKE. NEUROSCIENCES.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF STROKE &
TRAUMA.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
DIR, BASIC NEUROSCI PROG/CHF/LAB OF
NEUROCHEM.
CHF, LAB OF MOLECULAR & CELLULAR
NEUROBIOLOGY.
INTRAMURAL RESEARCH............ CHIEF LAB OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
STUDIES.
CHF, DEV & METABOLIC NEUROLOGY
BRANCH.
DEPUTY CHIEF, LAB OF CENTRAL
NERVOUS SYS STUD.
HD CELLULAR NEUROPATHOLOGY SECTION.
CHIEF, NEUROIMAGING BRANCH.
CHF, SURGICAL NEUROLOGY BRANCH.
CHIEF BIOMETRY & FIELD STUDIES
BRANCH.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF NEUROBIOLOGY.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF NEURA CONTROL.
CHIEF BRAIN STRUCTURAL PLATICITY
SECTION.
CHF, LAB OF VIRAL & MOLECULAR
PATHOGENESIS.
CHIEF STROKE BRANCH.
NATL EYE INSTITUTE............. CHIEF LABORATORY OF RETINAL CELL &
MOL BIOLOG.
CHIEF, LAB OF MOLECULAR & DEV.
BIOLOGY.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF SENSORIMOTOR
RESEARCH.
CHIEF LABORATORY OF CELLULAR
BIOLOGY.
NATL INST ON DEAFNESS & OTHER CHIEF, LABORATORY OF MOLECULAR
COMMUNICATION DISORDERS. BIOLOGY.
DIR, DIV OF COMMUNICATION SCIENCES
& DISORDER.
DIR, DIV OF INTRA RES, NID & OTHER
COMM DISOR.
DIR, DIV OF EXTRAM ACT, NID & OTHER
COMM DISO.
DEP DIR, NATL INST ON D & O
COMMUNICATION DIS.
NIH CLINICAL CENTER............ ASSOC DIR FOR CLINICAL CARE/DIR,
CLINICAL CTR.
HEALTH SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR PLANNING.
ASSOC CHF, POSITION EMISSION T & R.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR MAGAMENT AND
OPERATIONS.
DIVISION OF COMPUTER RESEARCH & CHIEF, COMPUTER CENTER BRANCH.
TECH. CHIEF, PHYSICAL SCIENCES LAB.
CHIEF, INFORMATION SYSTEMS BRANCH.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
ASSOC DIR OFC OF COMPUTING
RESOURCES SERVICES.
JOHN E FOGARTY INTL CENTER..... ASSOC DIR FOR INTL ADVANCED
STUDIES.
NATIONAL CENTER FOR RESEARCH DEP DIR FOR EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH
RESOURCES. RESOURCES.
DIR, NATL CENTER FOR RESEARCH
RESOURCES.
DIR, GEN CLINICAL RES CTR FOR RES
RESOURCES.
DIR, BIOMEDICAL ENGR &
INSTRUMENTATION BRANCH.
DEP DIR, NATL CENTER FOR RESEARCH
RESOURCES.
DIVISION OF RESEARCH GRANTS.... ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR REFERRAL AND
REVIEW.
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ASSOC DIR FOR STATISTICS &
ANALYSIS.
NATIONAL CENTER FOR NURSING DIRECTOR NATIONAL CNTR FOR NURSING
RESEARCH. RESEARCH.
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HUMAN DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
GENOME RESEARCH. DIR DIV OF INTRAMURAL RES NATL CTR
H G R.
CHIEF DIAG DEVEL BR NATL CTR HUMAN
GEN RES.
CHF, LABOR OF GENETIC DIS RES NATL
CTR FOR HGR.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF CLINICAL
ABUSE. RESEARCH.
DIR, OFC OF SCI POL, EDUCATION &
LEGISLATION.
ASSOC DIR FOR PLANNING & RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
DIR, OFFICE OF EXTRAMURAL PROGRAM
REVIEW.
DIRECTOR DIVISION OF CLINICAL
RESEARCH.
DIR, MEDICATIONS DEVELOPMENT
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, ADDICTION RESEARCH
CENTER.
CHIEF, NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH
BRANCH.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL DEP DIR, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
HEALTH. MENTAL HEALTH.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR SPECIAL
POPULATIONS.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR PREVENTION.
EXEC OFCR, NATL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL
HEALTH.
DIR, OFC OF LEGISLATIVE ANALYSIS &
COORD.
DIR, DIV OF NEUROSCIENCE &
BEHAVIORAL SCI.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF EXTRAMURAL
ACTIVITIES.
CHIEF, NEUROPSYCHIATRY BRANCH.
CHIEF, CHILD PSYCHIATRY BRANCH.
CHIEF, BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY
BRANCH.
CHIEF, LABORATORY PSYCHIATRY
BRANCH.
CHIEF, LABORATORY OF CLINICAL
SCIENCE.
CHIEF, SECTION ON
HISTOPHARMACOLOGY.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON ALCOHOL DIR, NATL INSTITUTE ON ALCOHOL A &
ABUSE & ALCOHOLISM. A.
DIRECTOR. DIVISION OF BASIC
RESEARCH.
DIR, DIV OF BIOMETRY &
EPIDEMIOLOGY.
AGENCY FOR HEALTH CARE POLICY & DIR CTR FOR MEDICAL EFFECTIVENESS
RESEARCH. RESEARCH.
DIR, CTR FOR GEN HEALTH SERV
INTRAMURAL RES.
DIR, CTR GEN HEALTH SVCE EXTRAMURAL
RESEARCH.
DIR, OFC OF SCI & DATA DEV/AGCY FOR
HCP & RES.
OFC OF ACTUARY................. CHF ACTUARY.
DEP CHIEF ACTUARY (LONG-RANGE)
DEP CHIEF ACTUARY SHORT RANGE SSA
OFFICE OF FINANCE, ASSESSMENT SENIOR FINANCIAL EXECUTIVE.
AND MANAGEMENT.
OFC OF FINANCIAL POLICY & ASSOC COMR, OFFICE OF FIN POLICY &
OPERATIONS. OPERATIONS.
DEP ASSOC COMM FINANCIAL POLICY &
OPERATIONS.
OFFICE OF ACQUISITION AND ASSOC COMMISSIONER FOR ACQUISITION
GRANTS. & GRANTS.
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN
DEVELOPMENT:
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL.. ASSOC GEN COUN FOR PROGRAM
ENFORCEMENT.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDIT.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
MANAGEMENT & POL.
DEPUTY ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR AUDIT
OPERATION.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR P & O.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATION.
COUNSEL TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF FINANCIAL DEPUTY DIRECTOR OFFICE OF FINANCE &
OFFICER. ACCOUNTG.
ADM COMPTROLLER-DIR, OFC OF FIN &
ACCOUNTING.
DEP CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER FOR
OPERATIONS.
DEP CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER FOR
FINANCE.
DIR, SECTION 8 SYSTEMS PROJECT
STAFF.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR DEP DIR OFFICE OF PERSONNEL.
ADMINISTRATION. DIR, OFC OF BUDGET.
DEP DIR, OFC OF BUDGET.
DIRECTOR OFC OF PROCUREMENTS &
CONTRACTS
SPECIAL ADVISOR/COMPTROLLER.
ASSISTANT SECY FOR HOUSING..... DIR, MORTGAGE INSURANCE ACCTNG &
SERV GROUP.
HOUSING/FED HOUSING ADM
COMPTROLLER.
DIR OFC OF MULTIFAMILY HOUSING PRES
PROP DIS.
DIR OFC OF INSURED MULTIFAMILY
HOUSING DEVEL.
HOUSING-FHA DEPUTY COMPTROLLER.
DIR, OFC OF POL, P & F SYSTEMS
ENHANCEMENTS.
DIRECTOR, RESPA ENFORCEMENT UNIT.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF EVALUATION.
PROGRAM SYSTEMS PROJECT OFFICER.
ASST SECY FOR FAIR HOUSING AND DIR, OFC OF FAIR HOUSING I & V
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY. PROGRAMS.
ASST SECY FOR COMMUNITY DIR OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENT AND
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT. ENERGY.
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DIR OFC OF BLOCK GRANT ASST.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT.
GOVERNMENT NATIONAL MORTGAGE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ASSET
ASSOCIATION. MANAGEMENT.
VICE PRESIDENT FOR MORTGAGE BACKED
SECURITIES.
VICE PRESIDENT FOR FINANCE.
ASST SECY FOR PUBLIC AND INDIAN GEN DEP ASST SECY FOR PUBLIC &
HOUSING. INDIAN HOUSING.
DIR RENTAL ASSISTANCE DIVISION.
PUBLIC & INDIAN HOUSING-
COMPTROLLER.
DIR, OFC OF CONSTRUCTION, REH &
MAINTENANCE.
DIR OFFICE OF ASSISTED HOUSING.
DEPUTY PUBLIC & INDIAN HOUSING
COMPTROLLER.
NEW YORK (NEW JERSEY).......... MANAGER BUFFALO.
SOUTHEAST (ATLANTA)............ MANAGER JACKSONVILLE.
MIDWEST (CHICAGO).............. MANAGER COLUMBUS.
MANAGER DETROIT.
MANAGER INDIANAPOLIS.
MANAGER MN/ST PAUL.
SOUTHWEST (FORT WORTH)......... MANAGER OKLAHOMA
PACIFIC/HAWAII (SAN FRANCISCO). MANAGER LOS ANGELES.
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR:
OFC OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL... ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITING.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
GENERAL COUNSEL.
DEPUTY ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITS.
OFC OF THE SOLICITOR........... DEPUTY ASSOC SOLICITOR, GENERAL
LAW.
ASST SOLICITOR BUREAU OF PARKS AND
RECREATION.
SPECIAL ASST TO THE ASSOC SOLICITOR-
GEN LAW.
DEP ASSOCIATE SOLICITOR-ENERGY &
RESOURCES.
DEP ASSOCIATE SOLICTOR-INDIAN
AFFAIRS.
ASST SECY FOR POLICY, BUDGET & ASST DIR FOR ECONOMICS.
ADMINISTRATION. ASST DIR, PROGRAM ANALYSIS STAFF.
CHIEF, DIV OF BUDGET OPERATIONS
(A).
CHIEF DIV OF BUDGET & PROGRAM
REVIEW.
ASST DIR FOR SPECIAL ANALYSIS.
DEP AGCY ETHICS & AUDIT
COORDINATION OFFICER.
CHIEF DIVISION OF BUDGET OPERATIONS
(B).
CHIEF DIV OF BUDGET ADMIN.
DEPUTY AGENCY ETHICS STAFF OFFICER.
ASST SECRETARY FOR FISH & EXECUTIVE DIR REGIONAL ECOSYSTEM
WILDLIFE & PARKS. OFFICE.
ASST DIR FOR INFORMATION &
TECHNOLOGY SERVICE.
NAT'L PARK SERVICE............. PARK MANAGER (SUPERINTENDENT)
SENIOR SCIENTIST.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ADVISOR
PARK MANAGER EVERGLADES.
SPEC ASST TO THE DIR (R & C
COUNCIL)
PARK MANAGER (SUPERINTENDENT).
ASST DIR, DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
(MGR, DSC).
PARK MANAGER.
US FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE..... DEP REG DIR REG 8 RSCH & DEV.
DEPT ASST DIR--POL, BUDGET, &
ADMINISTRATION.
RESEARCH DIRECTOR PATUXENT RESEARCH
CENTER.
SPEC ASST TO THE REG DIR RESEARCH &
DEVELOP.
BUREAU OF MINES................ RESCH DIR, PITTSBURGH RESEARCH
CENTER.
RESEARCH DIR, TWIN CITIES RESEARCH
CTR.
RESEARCH DIRECTOR, ALBANY RESEARCH
CTR.
CHIEF DIV OF ENVIRONMENTAL
TECHNOLOGY.
CHIEF DIVISION OF HEALTH SAFETY &
MIN TECH.
SPEC ASST TO THE DIR, BUREAU OF
MINES.
SENIOR TECHNICAL ADVISOR.
CHIEF, DIVISION OF RESOURCE
EVALUATION.
CHIEF, DIVISION OF POLICY ANALYSIS.
BUREAU OF RECLAMATION.......... CHIEF DIV OF RESEARCH & LAB
SERVICES
DEP ASST COMMISSIONER--ENGINEERING
& RESEARCH.
DIRECTOR, POLICY & PROGRAMS.
SENIOR SCIENTIST.
DEPUTY ASST COMMISSIONER--RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
PROJECT MANAGER/ARIZONA PROJECTS
OFFICE.
CHIEF DIV PROG COORDINATION &
FINANCE.
DEPUTY AST COMMISSIONER
ADMINISTRATION.
US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY........... STAFF GEOLOGIST FOR NPRA/ALASKA
ACTIVITIES
NATIONAL MAPPING DIV........... CHIEF, NATIONAL MAPPING DIVISION
ASSOCIATE CHIEF, NATIONAL MAPPING
DIVISION.
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CHIEF, EROS DATA CENTER.
CHIEF WESTERN MAPPING CENTER.
CHIEF MID-CONTINENT MAPPING CENTER.
CHIEF ROCKY MOUNTAIN MAPPING
CENTER.
ASST DIV CHIEF FOR INFORMATION &
DATA SVC.
CHIEF EASTERN MAPPING CENTER.
ASST DIV CHF FOR PROGRAM, BUDGET &
ADM.
ASST DIV CHF FOR RESEARCH.
ASST DIV CHF FOR COORDINATION &
REQUIREMENTS.
ASST DIV CHIEF FOR PRODUCTION
MANAGEMENT.
SR STAFF SCI FOR MAPPING &
GEOGRAPHIC DATA.
WATER RESOURCES DIV............ CHIEF HYDROLOGIST.
ASSOC CHIEF HYDROLOGIST.
REGL HYDROLOGIST CENTRAL REG
LAKEWOOD.
REGL HYDROLOGIST SOUTHEASTERN
REGION.
REGIONAL HYDROLOGIST, WESTERN
REGION.
REGIONAL HYDROLOGIST, NORTHEASTERN
REGION.
ASST CHF HYDROLOGIST FOR
OPERATIONS.
ASST CHIEF HYDROLOGIST FOR SCIEN
INFO MGMT.
ASST CHF HYDROLOGIST FOR WATER A &
D COORD.
ASST CHF HYDRO FOR RES & EXTRNL
COORDINATION.
CHIEF, NATL WATER QUALITY
ASSESSMENT (NAWQA).
ASST CHF HYDROLOGIST/PROG COORD &
TECH SUPP.
CHF, OFC OF ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION
ANALYSIS.
CHF, OFC OF HYDROLOGIC RESEARCH.
CHIEF, WRSIC PROGRAM.
CHIEF OFFICE OF WATER QUALITY.
CHF, BR OF WATER INFORMATION
TRANSFER.
CHIEF, OFFICE OF GROUND WATER.
CHIEF OFFICE OF SURFACE WATER.
CHF, NATIONAL WATER DATA EXCHANGE
PROGRAM.
GEOLOGIC DIV................... CHIEF GEOLOGIST.
CHIEF, OFC OF EARTHQUAKES,
VOLCANOES & ENGR
CHIEF, OFC OF SCIENTIFIC
PUBLICATIONS.
ASSOC CHF GEOLOGIST.
CHF OFC OF MINERAL RESOURCES.
CHIEF, OFFICE OF ENERGY & MARINE
GEOLOGY.
CHIEF, OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL
GEOLOGY.
CHIEF, OFFICE OF REGIONAL GEOLOGY.
ASST CHIEF, OFC OF ENERGY AND
MARINE GEOLOGY.
ASST CHIEF GEOLOGIST FOR PROGRAMS.
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT...... CHIEF, OFFICE OF IRM/MODERNIZATION
DEPT ASST DIR LANDS & RENEWABLE
RESOURCES.
DEP ASST DIR ENERGY & MINERALS
RESOURCES.
SPEC ASST TO THE DIRECTOR/ FQI
REPRESENTATIVE.
OFC OF SURFACE MINING RECLAM & DEP ASST DIR EASTERN FLD OPS
ENFORCEMENT. (PROGRAMS OPS)
AST DIR FOR EASTERN FIELD
OPERATIONS.
ASSTANT DIRECTOR, WESTERN FIELD
OPERATIONS.
MINERALS MANAGEMENT SERVICE.... REGIONAL DIRECTOR, GULF OF MEXICO
OCS REGION.
DEP ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR OFFSHORE
LEASING.
CHIEF, LEASING MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
REGIONAL MANAGER, ATLANTIC OCS
REGION.
REGIONAL MANAGER, ALASKA OCS
REGION.
ASSTANT ASSOC DIR FOR OFFSHORE
MINERALS MGT.
REGIONAL MANAGER, PACIFIC OCS
REGION.
PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR INDIAN ROYALTY
ASST.
DEP ASSOCIATE DIR FOR OFFSHORE
OPERATIONS.
PROG DIR, OFC OF STRATEGIC &
INTERNATL MINLS.
DEP ASSOC DIR FOR AUDIT.
DEP ASSOC DIR FOR COMPLIANCE.
DEPUTY ASSOC DIRECTOR FOR
COMPLIANCE.
DEPUTY ASSOC DIRECTOR FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
ASST SECY-INDIAN AFFS.......... SPEC ASST TO THE ASST SECY--INDIAN
AFFAIRS.
BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS....... ASST DIR OF ADMINISTRATION
(FINANCIAL MGMT).
SPECIAL ASSISTANT (SPECIAL PROJECTS
OFFICER).
DEP TO THE DIR INDIAN EDUCATION
PROGRAMS.
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
COOPERATION AGENCY:
OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR.... SENIOR ADVISOR FOR MANAGEMENT
IMPROVEMENT.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL.. DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL.
ETHICS OFFICER.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
SECURITY.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
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COUNSEL TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
OFFICE OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY DIR OFC OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
PROGRAMS. PROGRAMS.
BUREAU FOR GLOBAL PROGRAMS, DEP ASST ADMR CTR FOR POP, H/N
FIELD SUPPORT AND RESEARCH. BFGP, FS/RES.
BUREAU FOR EUROPE AND THE NEW DEPUTY ASST ADMINISTRATOR.
INDEPENDENT STATES.
BUREAU FOR MANAGEMENT.......... ASSOC ADMIN FOR FINANCE & ADMIN.
DIRECTOR OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OFFICE OF INFOR RES
MANAG.
DEPUTY ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR.
DIRECTOR OFFICE OF FINANCIAL MGMT.
DEPUTY DIR OFC OF FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT.
DIR OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OFC OF PROCUREMENT.
DEP, DIR, OFFICE OF HRDM.
DIR, OFC OF ADMIN SERVICES.
DEP DIR OFC OF PROCUREMENT BUEAU
FOR MAGNT.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION:
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OPERATING ASSOC MANAGING DIR & DIRECTOR OF
OFFICER. PERSONAL.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL.. ASSOC GEN COUNSEL--LITIGATION.
SENIOR ASSOC GENERAL COUNSEL--
LITIGATION.
OFFICE OF PROCEEDINGS.......... DEPUTY DIRECTOR--LEGAL COUNSEL II.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR--LEGAL COUNSEL.
ASSISTANT DEP DIRECTOR--LEGAL
COUNSEL II.
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR.
OFFICE OF COMPLIANCE & ASSOC DIR, OFC OF COMPLIANCE &
ENFORCEMENT. ENFORCEMENT.
DIRECTOR.
DEP DIR, SECT OF INVESTIGATIONS &
ENFORCEMENT.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR POLICY & REVIEW.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, SECTION OF
TARIFFS.
DEP DIRECTOR, SECTION OF OPS &
INSURANCE.
REGIONAL OFFICES............... REGIONAL DIRECTOR (PHILADELPHIA).
REGIONAL DIRECTOR (CHICAGO).
REGIONAL DIRECTOR (SAN FRANCISCO).
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF TARIFFS.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE:
OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. COUNSEL ON PROFESSIONAL
RESPONSIBILITY.
DEP COUNSEL ON PROFESSIONAL
RESPONSIBILITY.
OFC OF THE LEGAL COUNSEL....... SPECIAL COUNSEL.
SPECIAL COUNSEL.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INSPECTORS.
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDIT.
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATION.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR MANAGEMENT &
PLANNING.
GENERAL COUNSEL.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY DIR EXEC OFC FOR ORGAN CRIME DRUG
GENERAL. ENFOR TASK.
ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JUSTICE MANAGEMENT DIVISION.... ASST ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
DEPUTY ASST ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DEP ASST ATTORNEY GEN; PERSONNEL
ADM.
ASST ATTNY GEN E & N RESOURCES.
DIR, FACILITIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE
SVC STAFF.
ASSOCIATE ASST ATTORNEY GENERAL
LEGAL COUNSEL.
DIR TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES
STAFF.
ASSOCIATE ASSISTANT ATTORNEY
GENERAL.
DIRECTOR MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING
STAFF.
DIRECTOR, BUDGET STAFF.
SENIOR MANAGEMENT COUNSEL.
PROCUREMENT EXECUTIVE.
SENIOR POLICY ADVISOR.
DEP ASST ATTORNEY GENERAL, INFO RES
MGT.
DIR PROCUREMENT SERVICES STAFF.
DIR, SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY STAFF.
GENERAL COUNSEL.
DIR, EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
STAFF.
SENIOR COUNSEL.
OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER....... DEP ASST ATTORNEY GENERAL;
CONTROLLER.
DIR FINANCE STAFF.
DEP ASST ATTY GEN FOR DEBT
COLLECTION.
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ASST DIR, MANAGEMENT & PLANNING
STAFF.
OFFICE OF PERSONNEL AND DIRECTOR PERSONNEL STAFF.
ADMINISTRATION. DIRECTOR, OFC OF ATTY PERS MGMT.
OFFICE OF INFO & ADMIN SERVICES DIRECTOR, COMPUTER SERVICES STAFF.
DIRECTOR, SYSTEMS POLICY STAFF.
DIR, LEGAL AND INFORMATIONS SYSTEMS
STAFF.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR CHIEF IMMIGRATION JUDGE.
IMMIGRATION REVIEW. ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR.
CHIEF ADMIN HEARING OFFICER.
ANTITRUST DIVISION............. SENIOR LITIGATOR.
OFFICE OF LITIGATION........... DEP DIR OF OPERATIONS.
CHIEF, COMPETITION POLICY SECTION.
CIVIL DIVISION................. DIRECTOR OF MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS.
COMMERCIAL LITIGATION BRANCH... SPEC LITIGATION COUNSEL (FOREIGN
LITIGATION.
SPEC LITIGATION COUNSEL.
DEPUTY BRANCH DIRECTOR/COMMERCIAL
LITIGATION.
DEPUTY BRANCH DIR CIVIL FRAUDS.
FEDERAL PROGRAMS BRANCH........ SPECIAL LITIGATION COUNSEL (FEDERAL
PROGRAMS).
DEPUTY BRANCH DIRECTOR (FEDERAL
PROGRAMS).
TORTS BRANCH................... SPEC LITIGATION COUNSEL.
SPEC LITIGATION COUNSEL.
SPECIAL LITIGATION COUNSEL (TORT
LITIGATION).
DEPUTY BRANCH DIRECTOR.
DEPUTY BRANCH DIRECTOR.
DEPUTY BRANCH DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR OFFICE OF CONSUMER
LITIGATION.
CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION.......... SPECIAL LITIGATION COUNSEL.
OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIAL LITIGATION COUNSEL.
RESOURCES. DEP CHF, ENVIRONMENTAL ENFORCEMENT
SECTION.
DEPUTY CHIEF.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT ATTORNEY SPECIAL LITIGATION COUNSEL
GENERAL--I. (LEGISLATIVE).
SR TRIAL ATTORNEY.
SPECIAL LITIGATION COUNSEL.
SPEC LITIGATION COUNSEL.
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER FOR FINANCE.
SERVICE.
ASST COMMISSIONER FOR DETENTION &
DEPORTATION.
ASST COMMISSIONER FOR ADJUDICATION
& NATURAL.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER FOR BORDER
PATROL.
ASST COMM FOR EMPLOYER & LABOR
RELATIONS.
DIRECTOR OF INTERNAL AUDIT.
DIRECTOR OF SECURITY.
ASSOC COMR FOR HUMAN RESOURCES &
ADMIN.
ASST COMR, BUDGET.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR CENTRAL REGION.
ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER FOR ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER FOR RECORDS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS. SYSTEMS.
ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER FOR ASST COMM FOR INSPECTIONS.
EXAMINATIONS.
ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER FOR ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER FOR
ENFORCEMENT. INVESTIGATIONS.
EXECUTIVE ASSOCIATE ASST COMMISSIONER FOR
COMMISSIONER FOR MANAGEMENT. ADMINISTRATION.
ASST COMMR FOR PERSONNEL &
TRAINING.
OFC OF THE ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY DEPUTY ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
GENERAL.
EXECUTIVE OFC FOR U.S. DIR OFC OF MGNT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
ATTORNEYS. SUPPORT.
DIR, OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION &
REVIEW.
CRIMINAL DIVISION.............. DEPUTY CHIEF, FRAUD SECTION.
DIR OFC OF ASSET FORFEITURE.
SPECIAL COUN FOR INTERNATIONAL
PROGRAMS.
SENIOR COUNSEL.
SENIOR APPELLATE COUNSEL.
SENIOR COUNSEL.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER.
OFC OF SENIOR COUNSELS......... SR COUNSEL FOR LITIGATION.
OFC OF DEPUTY ASST ATTORNEY CNSL TO THE OFC; OFC OF SPEC
GENERAL I. INVESTIGATIONS.
COUNSEL TO THE OFFICE FRAUD
SECTION.
OFC OF DEPUTY ASST ATTORNEY CHF PUBLIC INTEGRITY SECTION.
GENERAL II. DEPUTY CHIEF PUBLIC INTEGRITY
SECTION.
FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM.......... ASST DIR FOR PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT.
GENERAL COUNSEL.
ASSOC COMMR, FED PRISON INDUSTRIES,
UNICOR.
DEP ASSOC COMM FOR FED PRISON
INDUSTRIES.
WARDEN FT WORTH TEXAS.
WARDEN MARIANNA FL.
CORTL PROG ADMR ASST DIR FOR HUMAN
RES MGMT.
CORRECTIONAL PROG ADMR ASST DIR FOR
PROG REV.
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SEN DEP ASST DIR ADMIN DIV.
SENIOR DEPUTY ASST DIR HEALTH
SERVICES DIV.
SENIOR DEPUTY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR.
ASSISTANT DIR, PROGRAM REVIEW
DIVISION.
SR DEP ASST DIR FEDERAL PRISON
INDUSTRIES.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR MID ATLANTIC
DIVISION.
CHIEF OF STAFF TO THE DIRECTOR.
CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION
ADMINISTRATOR.
ASST DIR., COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS &
DETENTION.
ASST DIR. INFO, POL, & PUBLIC AFRS
DIV.
WARDEN TALLADEGA AL.
CIA (WARDEN) FCI, TEXARKANA, TEXAS.
SEN DEP ASST DIR HEALTH SERVICES
DIVISION.
CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION ADMIN
(WARDEN).
SR DEP REGL DIRECTOR, MID-ATLANTIC
REGION.
GEN COUNSEL, FED PRISON INDUSTRIES
(UNICOR).
WARDEN, ALLENWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER (WARDEN).
CORRECTL INSTIT ADMR (WARDEN) FCC,--
FLOREN, CO.
CORRECTIONAL INST ADMR (ARD) SCR,
DALLAS, TX.
CORRL INST ADMR (SDAD), CC & D DIV,
WASH, DC.
WARDEN, USP, FLORENCE, CO.
CIA (WARDEN) FED MEDICAL CENTER
CARSWELL, TX.
CIA (WARDEN) U.S. PENITENTIARY,
ALLENWOOD, PA.
CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION ADMIN
(WARDEN).
CORRECTIONAL PROGRAM OFFICER.
OFFICE OF CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMS ASST DIR CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMS DIV.
NORTHEAST REGION............... REGIONAL DIRECTOR.
WARDEN, LEWISBURG, PA.
WARDEN DANBURY CONN.
WARDEN, MCKEAN, PA.
SENIOR DEPUTY REGIONAL DIRECTOR.
CORRECTIONAL INST ADMR (WARDEN),
DAKDALE, LA.
SOUTHEAST REGION............... REGIONAL DIRECTOR.
WARDEN ATLANTA.
WARDEN, LEXINGTON KENTUCKY.
WARDEN BUTNER NORTH CAROLINA.
NORTH CENTRAL REGION........... REGIONAL DIRECTOR.
WARDEN LEAVENWORTH KANSAS.
WARDEN SPRINGFIELD MO.
WARDEN MARION IL.
WARDEN TERRE HAUTE, IN.
CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION ADMR.
WARDEN, FED CORRECTIONAL
INSTITUTION.
CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION ADMR
(WARDEN).
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION........... REGIONAL DIRECTOR.
WARDEN EL RENO OKLA.
WARDEN MEMPHIS TN.
WESTERN REGION................. REGIONAL DIRECTOR.
WARDEN TERMINAL ISLAND, CA.
WARDEN, LOMPOC, CA.
WARDEN PHOENIX AZ.
WARDEN FEDERAL CORRECTIONAL
INSTITUTION.
OFC OF JUSTICE PROGRAMS........ COMPTROLLER, OFC OF THE
COMPTROLLER.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE.. ASST DIR, OFC OF DEV TESTING &
DISSEMINATION.
BUREAU OF JUSTICE STATISTICS... DEPUTY DIR, BUREAU OF JUSTICE
STATISTICS.
U.S. MARSHALS SERVICE.......... SR MGT COUNSEL (FEDERAL BUREAU OF
PRISONS).
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR HUMAN
RESOURCES.
SPECIAL PROJECTS OFFICER.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS
SUPPORT.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR
ADMINISTRATIVE SERV.
ASST DIR FOR RESEARCH &
DEVELOPMENT.
ASSOC DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONAL
SUPPORT.
SENIOR MANAGEMENT ADVISOR.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR TRAINING.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR:
OFC OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL... DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR AUDIT.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL
FOR AUDIT.
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DIR OFC RESOURCE MGNT & LEGISLATIVE
ASSMT.
ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR LABOR
RACKETEERING.
COUNSEL TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
OFFICE OF LABOR-MANAGEMENT DIR OFC OF ELECT TRUSTSHP/INTERN'L
STANDARDS. UNION AUDIT.
DIRECTOR, OFC OF POLICY & PROGRAM
SUPPORT.
OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR........ DEPUTY SOLICITOR (REGIONAL
OPERATIONS).
ASSOCIATE SOLICITOR FOR LABOR-
MANAGEMENT LAWS.
ASSOC SOLICITOR FOR PLAN BENEFITS
SECURITY.
ASSOC SOLICITOR FOR CIVIL RIGHTS.
ASSOC SOLICITOR FOR OCCUPATIONAL
SAFETY & HLT.
ASSOC SOLICITOR FOR MINE SAFETY &
HEALTH.
ASSOC SOLICITOR FOR FAIR LABOR
STANDARDS.
ASSOC SOLICITOR FOR EMPLOYEE
BENEFITS.
ASSOC SOL FOR SPEC APPEL & SUP
COURT LIT.
DEP SOLICITOR FOR PLANNING AND
COORDINATION.
DIR, OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT.
ASSOCIATE SOLICITOR FOR BLACK LUNG
BENEFITS.
REGIONAL SOLICITORS............ REGIONAL SOLICITOR.
REGIONAL SOLICITOR REGION IV-
ATLANTA.
REGL SOLICITOR BOSTON.
REGL SOLICITOR NEW YORK.
REGIONAL SOLICITOR PHILADELPHIA.
REGL SOLICITOR DALLAS.
REGL SOLICITOR KANSAS CITY.
REGL SOLICITOR SAN FRANCISCO.
OAS FOR ADMINISTRATION AND ASST SEC'Y FOR ADMIN & MGMT.
MANAGEMENT.
DEP ASST SEC FOR ADM AND MGMT.
DIR OF MANAGEMENT POLICY AND
SYSTEMS.
DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES.
DIRECTOR, DIRECTORATE OF CIVIL
RIGHTS.
DIR NATL CAPITAL SERVICE CENTER.
DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
DIR, ADMINISTRATIVE & PROCUREMENT
PROGRAMS.
DIRECTOR, DOL ACADEMY.
DIRECTOR OFFICE OF BUDGET.
DEPUTY CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
DIR OFC OF FIN INTEGRITY.
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT, DIR OFC OF MGMT, ADMINISTRATION AND
ADMINISTRATION AND PLANNING. PLANNING.
OFC OF FEDERAL CONTRACT DIRECTOR DIVISION OF PROGRAMS
COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS. OPERATIONS.
WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION......... ASST ADMIN FOR POLICY PLANNING &
REVIEW.
DEP WAGE & HOUR ADMIN.
OFC OF WORKERS COMPENSATION DIR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES COMPENSATION.
PROGRAMS.
DIR COAL MINE WORKERS COMPENSATION.
PENSION & WELFARE BENEFITS DIRECTOR OF ENFORCEMENT.
ADMINISTRATION. DIR OF REGULATIONS &
INTERPRETATIONS.
DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM SERVICES.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM
SERVICES.
SENIOR DIR OF POLICY & LEGISLATIVE
ANALYSIS.
DEP ASST SECY FOR PROGRAM
OPERATIONS.
DIRECTOR OF EXEMPTION
DETERMINATIONS.
SENIOR POLICY ADVISOR.
DIR OF ENFORCEMENT.
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS..... DEPUTY COMMISSIONER.
ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER FOR FIELD
OPERATIONS.
ASSOC COMMR FOR PUBLICATIONS & SPEC
STUDIES.
DATA ANALYSIS.................. ASSOC COMMR, ECONOMIC GROWTH.
ASSOC COMR FOR PRICES AND LIVING
CONDITIONS.
ASSOC COMMR PRODUCTIVITY &
TECHNOLOGY.
ASSOC COMR FOR RESEARCH &
EVALUATION.
ASSOC COMM FOR EMPLOYMENT & UNEMPL
STATISTICS.
ASST COMMR FOR CONSUMER PRICES &
PRICE INDEXES.
ASST COMMR FOR INDUST PRICES &
PRICE INDEXES.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER FOR ECONOMIC
RESEARCH.
ASST COMMISSIONER FOR FEDERAL-STATE
PROGRAMS.
ASST COMMISSIONER FOR CURRENT
EMPLOY ANALYSIS.
ASST COMR FOR COMPENSATION LEVELS &
TRENDS.
ASST COMR FOR SAFETY, H & W
CONDITIONS.
ASSOC COMR COMPENSATION & WORKING
CONDITIONS.
ASST COMM FOR SURVEY METHODS
RESEARCH.
ASST COMM FOR INTERNATIONAL PRICES.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND INTERNAL DEP COMM FOR ADM AND INTERNAL
OPERATIONS. OPERATIONS.
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ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
DIRECTOR OF SURVEY PROCESSING.
DIR OF TECHNOLOGY & COMPUTING SVCS.
ASST COMR FOR TECHNOLOGY & SURVEY
PROCESSING.
DIR QUALITY & INFO MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF WORK-BASED LEARNING.. DIRECTOR, OFC OF TRADE ADJUSTMENT
ASSISTANCE.
OFFICE OF FINANCIAL & COMPTROLLER.
ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT. ADMR, OFC OF FINANCIAL &
ADMINISTRATIVE MGMT.
DIR, OFC OF INFORMATION RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT.
ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAMS........ DIR, ADM PROGS.
HEALTH STANDARDS PROGRAMS...... DIR HEALTH STANDARDS PROGRAMS.
SAFETY STANDARDS PROGRAMS...... DIRECTOR SAFETY STANDARDS PROGRAMS.
FEDERAL/STATE OPERATIONS....... DIRECTOR, FEDERAL/STATE OPERATIONS.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT.............. DIRECTOR, TECHNICAL SUPPORT.
MINE SAFETY AND HEALTH CHF OF STANDARDS, REGULATIONS &
ADMINISTRATION. VARIANCES.
DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION AND
MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT.
MERIT SYSTEMS PROTECTION BOARD:
OFFICE OF THE BOARD............ DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL.
CLERK OF THE BOARD.
OFC OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF POLICY &
EVALUATION.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
DIR, OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF REGIONAL
OPERATIONS.
REGIONAL OFFICES............... REGIONAL DIRECTOR, SAN FRANCISCO.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, CHICAGO.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, ATLANTA.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, PHILADELPHIA.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, DALLAS.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, WASHINGTON, D.C.
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION:
OFC OF THE ADMINISTRATOR....... DIR, BENCHMARKING & EXTERNAL
PROGRAMS DIV.
ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR
(TECHNICAL).
TECHNICAL ASSISTANT TO THE CHIEF
ENGINEER.
DEPUTY CHIEF ENGINEER.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF FINANCIAL ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER FOR SYSTEMS
OFFICER/COMPTROLLER. ANALYSIS.
DEPUTY CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
DIRECTOR, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, RESOURCES ANALYSIS
DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PROGRAM
RESOURCES.
ASST COMPTROLLER FOR PROG S & C
ASSESSMENT.
OFFICE OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY DIRECTOR, DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINTS
PROGRAMS. DIVISION.
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO ASSOCIATE
ADMINISTRATOR.
DIRECTOR, MULTICULTURAL PROG &
SUPPORT DIV.
TECHNICAL ADVISOR FOR SR M QA
INITIATIVES.
OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCES & ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR HUMAN
EDUCATION. RESOURCES.
DIRECTOR, EDUCATION DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, PERSONNEL DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
DEP ASSOC ADM FOR HUMAN RES &
EDUCATION.
DIRECTOR, NATIONAL SERVICE OFFICE.
SPECIAL ASST TO THE ASSOCIATE ADMR.
OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT.......... ASST ADMR FOR PROCUREMENT.
DIRECTOR, PROGRAM OPERATIONS
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, PROCUREMENT POLICY
DIVISION.
DIR PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
DEP ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR
PROCUREMENT.
DIR CONTRACT PRICING & FINANCE
OFFICE.
SPEC ASST TO THE ASSOC ADMR FOR
PROCUREMENT.
DIR CONTRACT MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
DIRECTOR HEADQUARTERS AQUISITION
DIVISION.
OFFICE OF POLICY COORDINATION & DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL STUDIES.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. CHF, U S CIVIL & INTL PAYLOADS
BRANCH.
DEP DIR INDUSTRY AFFAIRS DIVISION.
DEP ASSOC ADMIN FOR POL COOR &
INTEL RELATION.
SPECIAL STUDIES................ MANAGER, FLIGHT REQUIREMENTS &
ANALYSIS.
DEP DIR TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
DIVISION.
DIR TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
OFFICES.
DEFENSE AFFAIRS................ MANAGER NATIONAL SECURITY & DOD
AFFAIRS.
ASST DIR FOR INDUSTRY & TECHNOLOGY.
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SPACE FLIGHT................... DEP DIR, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
DIVISION.
DEP SPACE STATION SUPPORT.
SPEC ASST TO THE DIR INTL RELATIONS
DIV.
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR.
DEP ASSOC ADM FOR SPACE STATION
FREEDOM.
POLICY COORDINATION............ DIRECTOR, SHUTTLE CARRIER SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
MANAGER, HEAVY LIFT LAUNCH VEHICLE.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS........ DEPUTY MANAGER, INTERNATIONAL
PROGRAMS.
ASSISTANT MANAGER, INTERNATIONAL
PROGRAM OFC.
MANAGER, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
OFFICE.
CHIEF, SHUTTLE PROPULSION.
DIR, PROGRAM PLANNING & CONTROL
DIVISION.
SPECIAL ASST TO THE DIRECTOR.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... CHIEF, SHUTTLE SYSTEMS BRANCH.
DEP DIR, SYST ENG & ANALYSIS
DIVISION.
CHIEF, SHUTTLE ORBITER/GFE.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... CHIEF, KSC PROJECTS.
DIRECTOR, OPERATIONS UTILIZATION
DIVISION.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... DIR ENGINEERING DIVISION.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... MANAGER, SPECIAL PROJECTS OFFICE.
DEPUTY MANAGER SPECIAL PROJECTS
OFFICE.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... MANAGER SPACE OPERATIONS OFFICE.
DEP MANAGER, UTILIZATION &
OPERATIONS OFFICE.
MANAGER GROUND OPERATIONS AND
LOGISTICS.
MANAGER MISSION INTEGRATION.
MANAGER PAYLOAD INTEGRATION.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... DEP MGR MGT INTEGRATION OFFICE.
MANAGER TECH MGMT & INFO SYSTEM
OFFICE.
MANAGER, MANAGEMENT INTEGRATION
OFFICE.
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS & DEP DIR WIND TUNNEL PROJECT.
FACILITIES. TECHNICAL ASSISTANT TO DEPUTY
DIRECTOR.
DEP MGR SPACE STATION FREED PROG &
OPERATIONS.
DEP DIR. SPACE STATION FREEDOM P &
OPS.
SECURITY, LOGISTICS & SPEC ASST TO THE DIR LOGIS AIRCRAFT
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS. SEC OFC.
PROGRAM MANAGER
CHIEF, INFORMATION SYST & TECHNOL
OFFICE.
DIR. LOGISTICS & SECURITY DIVISION.
AIRCRAFT MANAGEMENT............ DIRECTOR, AIRCRAFT MANAGEMENT
OFFICE.
INFORMATION RESOURCES DIRECTOR, INFORMATION RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT. MGMT DIVISION.
DEP DIR, INFORMATION RES MGMT
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR AUTOMATED INFO MGMT. PROG
OFC.
FACILITIES ENGINEERING......... DIR, FAC UTILIZATION, M & E
COMPLIANCE DIV.
DIR FACILITIES PLAN & CONSTRUCTION
DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, FACILITIES
ENGINEERING DIV.
DIRECTOR, FACILITIES ENGINEERING
DIVISION.
OFFICE OF SMALL & DISADVANTAGED MANAGER, UTILIZATION & OPERATIONS
BUSINESS UTILIZATION. OFFICE.
ASSOC ADMR FOR S & D BUSINESS
UTILIZATION.
CHIEF, TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION.
OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS.. CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER FOR SPACE
STATION.
DEP ASSOC ADMIN.
DEP ASSOC ADMIN FOR PROGRAMS.
OFFICE OF SPACE FLIGHT......... DEPUTY MANAGER PROGRAM ENGINEERING
OFFICE.
MANAGER SYSTEMS ENGINEERING OFFICE.
MANAGER SYSTEM INTEGRATION.
SPECIAL ASST TO THE ASSOC ADMR.
TECH ASST TO DEP ASSOC ADMIN FOR
SPACE SHUTTLE.
MANAGER FOR INTEGRATION.
MANAGER AVIONICS SYSTEMS.
POLICY & PLANS................. DIR POLICY & PLANS.
MANAGER, MAN-TENDED CAPABILITY.
DIRECTOR, MISSION OPERATIONS.
INSTITUTIONS................... DIRECTOR, RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
DIR INSTITUTIONS.
MGR. INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING &
OPERATIONS.
CHIEF ENGINEER................. MANAGER SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
INTEGRATION.
TECH ASST TO THE CHIEF ENGINEER.
DEPUTY CHIEF ENGINEER.
MANAGER PAYLOAD INTEGRATION &
UTILIZATION OFC.
MISSION DIRECTOR............... DEP ASSOC ADMR FOR SPACE FLIGHT
(RUSSIAN AFS).
ASST MISSION DIR MIR.
SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAM.......... MANAGER NATL SPACE TRANS SYST ENG
INTEGRATION.
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DEPUTY MANAGER FOR INTEGRATION.
MGR. NATL SPACE TRANS SYST
INTEGRATION & OPS.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR SPACE
SHUTTLE PROGRAM.
MGR. ASSURED SHUTTLE AVAILABILITY.
TECHNICAL ASST TO THE ASSOC ADMIR.
MANAGER, SHUTTLE PROJECTS OFFICE
(MSFC).
MANAGER SPACELAB.
MANAGER LAUNCH INTEGRATION (KSC)
SPACE SHUTTLE.
DIRECTOR, SPACE SHUTTLE OPERATIONS
MANAGER, PROGRAM CONTROL (JSC).
SPACE STATION PROGRAM.......... DIR SPACE STATION OPNS &
UTILIZATION DIV.
MANAGER STRATEGIC UTILIZATION & OPS
OFFICE.
SPACE STATION PROGRAM MANAGER.
CHIEF UTILIZATION.
SPACE STATION VEHICLE MANAGER.
BUSINESS MANAGER, SPACE STATION
PROGRAM OFC.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, SPACE STATION
PROGRAM.
JOHNSON SPACE CENTER........... DEP MANAGER, ORBITER & GFE PROJECTS
OFFICE.
COMPTROLLER.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (PLANS).
DIR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
SPEC ASST FOR ENGINEERING
OPERATIONS & SAFETY.
MANAGER FOR TECHNICAL PROJECTS.
DEPUTY MANAGER FOR INTEGRATION.
DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES.
MANAGER NEW INITIATIVES OFFICE.
DEP MGR, SPACE STATION PROJECTS
OFFICE.
MANAGER, ORBITER AND GFE PROJECTS
OFFICE.
DEPUTY MANAGER FOR PROJECT CONTROL.
SPEC ASST FOR COMMUNITY R&S
PROJECTS.
DIR OF TECH TRANSFER &
COMMERCIALIZATION.
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER.
DEPUTY CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER.
MISSION OPERATIONS............. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, MISSION
OPERATIONS.
DIRECTOR, MISSION OPERATIONS.
DEPUTY ASST DIR FOR PROGRAM
SUPPORT.
CHIEF FLIGHT DIRECTOR OFFICE.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, MISSION
OPERATIONS.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR PROGRAM
SUPPORT.
CHIEF, SPACE STATION GROUND SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
ASST DIR FOR SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAM.
CHIEF, SPACE SHUTTLE GROUND SYST
DIVISION.
CHIEF INTEGRATED PLANNING SYSTEM
OFFICE.
CHIEF, SIMULATOR & TRAINING SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
SPECIAL ASST FOR MANAGEMENT
INTEGRATION.
FLIGHT CREW OPERATIONS......... CHIEF, AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS
DIVISION.
DEP DIR, FLIGHT CREW OPERATIONS.
MANAGER ASSURED CREW RETURN VEHICLE
PROJECT.
ENGINEERING.................... DEPUTY DIRECTOR, ENGINEERING.
CHIEF STRUCTURES AND MECHANICS
DIVISION.
CHIEF, CREW & THERMAL SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
CHIEF, AUTOMATION AND ROBOTICS
DIVISION.
CHIEF, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
DIVISION.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, ENGINEERING.
DIRECTOR, ENGINEERING.
CHIEF ENGINEER, NEW INITIATIVES.
CHIEF TRACKING & COMMUNICATIONS
DIVISION.
DEPUTY MANAGER, ENGINEERING TECHNOL
OFFICE.
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR.
CHIEF, NAVIGATION, CONTRL &
AERONAUTICS DIV.
SPACE & LIFE SCIENCES.......... CHIEF, MEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISION.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR ENGINEERING.
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR FOR
RUSSIAN PROGS.
CHF, MAN-SYSTEMS DIVISION.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR SPACE
SCIENCE.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, SPACE AND LIFE
SCIENCES.
DIRECTOR, RUSSIAN PROGRAMS.
INFORMATION SYSTEMS............ DIR INFO SYSTEMS OFFICE.
DIRECTOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, INFORMATION
SYSTEMS.
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT............ DIRECTOR OF PROCUREMENT.
ASST DIR ADMINISTRATION.
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SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR.
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR.
CENTER OPERATIONS.............. DEPUTY DIR CENTER OPERATIONS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, ADMINISTRATION.
DIR CENTER OPERATIONS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR CENTER OPERATIONS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, CENTER OPERATIONS.
SAFETY, RELIABILITY & QUALITY DIR, SAFETY, RELIABILITY, & QUALITY
ASSURANCE. ASSURANCE.
DEP DIR, SAFETY, RELIABILITY & QUAL
ASSURANCE.
WHITE SANDS TEST FACILITY...... MANAGER, NASA WHITE SANDS TEST
FACILITY.
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER........... DIR, EXEC MANAGEMENT OFC.
DIR PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR.
DEPUTY CONTROLLER.
SPEC ASST TO THE CENTER DIRECTOR.
SHUTTLE MANAGEMENT & OPERATIONS DIRECTOR, SHUTTLE OPERATIONS.
DIR, SHUTTLE LOGISTICS PROJECT
MANAGEMENT.
DIR OF SPACE TRANS SYSTEM MGMT &
OPERATIONS.
DIRECTOR, GROUND ENGINEERING.
DEP MANAGER, SPACE SHUTTLE SYST
INTEGRATION.
SAFETY, RELIABILITY & QUALITY DIRECTOR, SAFETY AND RELIABILITY.
ASSURANCE.
DIR MISSION ASSURANCE.
DIRECTOR, QUALITY ASSURANCE.
DIRECTOR MISSION ASSURANCE.
ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT........ DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING
DEVELOPMENT.
DIR, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING.
DIRECTOR, ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING.
INSTALLATION MANAGEMENT & DIRECTOR OF CENTER SUPPORT
OPERATIONS. OPERATIONS.
DIRECTOR, FACILITIES ENGINEERING.
DEPUTY DIR, OF INSTALLATION MGMT &
OPERATIONS.
PAYLOAD MANAGEMENT & OPERATIONS DIRECTOR, STS PAYLOAD OPERATIONS.
MANAGER SPACE STATION PROJECTS
OFFICE.
DEPUTY DIR, OF PAYLOAD MGMT &
OPERATIONS.
DIRECTOR, EXPENDABLE VEHICLES.
PROCUREMENT.................... DIRECTOR, PROCUREMENT.
BIOMEDICAL OPERATIONS & CHF., BIOMEDICAL OFFICE.
RESEARCH.
MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER... DIR, SYSTEMS SAFETY & RELIABILITY
OFFICE.
DIRECTOR, PROCUREMENT OFFICE.
COMPTROLLER.
ASSOC DIR FOR ADVANCED PLANNING.
DIRECTOR, SAFETY & MISSION
ASSURANCE OFFICE.
DIR, HUMAN RES & ADMINISTRATIVE
SUPPORT OFC.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR.
ASSISTANT TO THE ASSOCIATE
DIRECTOR.
ASSISTANT TO THE CENTER DIR FOR
SPACE STATION.
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT............ DEPUTY DIRECTOR, PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT.
DIRECTOR, PRELIMINARY DESIGN
OFFICE.
DEPUTY MANAGER, TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
OFFICE.
DIR, RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY OFFICE.
SCIENCE & ENGINEERING.......... CHIEF, PROPULSION & POWER DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, SPACE SCIENCES LAB.
DIRECTOR, PROPULSION LABORATORY.
DIRECTOR, SYST ANAL & INTEGRATION
LABORATORY.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, SPACE SCIENCE
LABORATORY.
DEP DIR STRUCTURES & DYNAMICS
LABORATORY.
DEPUTY DIR, MATERIALS & PROCESSES
LABORATORY.
DEP DIR, MISSION OPERATIONS
LABORATORY.
DEP DIR, SYST ANAL & INTEGRATION
LABORATORY.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, PROPULSION
LABORATORY.
DIR ASTRIONICS LABORATORY.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SPACE SYSTEMS.
DIR STRUCTURES DYNAMICS LABORATORY.
CHIEF ENGINEER SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN
ENGINE PROJ.
MANAGER, MANAGEMENT INTEGRATION.
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR, S & E.
DIR, MATERIALS & PROCESSES
LABORATORY.
DEP DIR FOR SPACE TRANSPORTATION
SYSTEMS.
MANAGER SPACE STATION FURNACE
FACILITY.
CHIEF ENGINEER HEAVY LIFT LAUNCH
VEHICLE.
MANAGER SPACE TRANSPORTATION MAIN
ENGINE SYS.
DEPUTY MANAGER FOR DEVELOPMENT.
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ASSOC DIR SCI & ENGINEERING
DIRECTORATE.
DIR ADV TRANSPORTATION TECHN
OFFICE.
DIRECTOR, MISSION OPERATIONS
LABORATORY.
DEP MANAGER SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT
EXTERNAL TANK.
INSTITUTIONAL & PROGRAM SUPPORT DIR, INSTITUTIONAL & PROGRAM
SUPPORT.
DEP DIR, INSTITUTIONAL & PROGRAM
SUPPORT.
DIRECTOR, FACILITIES OFFICE.
ASST DIR FOR DATA SYSTEMS.
SPACE SHUTTLE PROJECTS......... MANAGER, SPACE STATION PROJECTS
OFFICE.
MANAGER, EXTERNAL TANK PROJECT.
MGR SOLID ROCKET BOOSTER PROJECT.
MANAGER SPACE SHUTTLE MAIN ENGINE
PROJECTS.
MANAGER, ADV X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS
FACILITY-S.
MGR REDESIGN SOLID ROCKET MOTOR
PROJECT.
DEPUTY MANAGER FOR ADVANCED LAUNCH
SYSTEM.
CHIEF ENGINEER, SPACE STATION
PROJECTS.
MGR, ADVANCED SRMP SPACE SHUTTLE
PROJECTS OFC.
DEPUTY MANAGER SPACE STATION
PROJECTS OFFICE.
SCIENCE & APPLICATIONS PROJECTS MANAGER, GLOBAL HYDROLOGIC
PROJECTS.
MANAGER MICROGRAVITY PROJECTS.
MANAGER AUTOMATED RENDEZVOUS &
CAPTURE PROJ.
OBSERVATORY PROJECTS........... MANAGER, OBSERVATORY PROJECTS
OFFICE.
DEP MGR, OBSERVATORY PROJECTS
OFFICE.
MGR, ADVANCED X-RAY ASTROPHYSICS
FACILITY-I.
CHIEF, OBSERVATORIES DEVELOPMENT
BRANCH.
PAYLOAD PROJECTS............... DEP MANAGER PAYLOAD PROJECTS
OFFICE.
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER............ DIRECTOR, TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
OFFICE.
MGR EARTH & SPACE SCIENCES
PROJECTS.
STENNIS SPACE CENTER........... DIR SCI & TECH LAB.
DIRECTOR, CENTER OPERATIONS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NASA STENNIS SPACE
CENTER.
ASSOC DIRECTOR FOR INSTITUTION.
DIR, PROPULSION TEST OPERATIONS.
DIR INFOR MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS.
OFFICE OF SPACE COMMUNICATIONS. MANAGER, WHITE SANDS SPACE NETWORK
COMPLEX.
CHIEF, COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
BRANCH.
GROUND NETWORKS................ ASSISTANT ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATORS
(PLANS).
DIR PROGRAM INTEGRATION DIVISION.
SPECIAL ASST (OPERATIONS).
PROGRAM INTEGRATION............ DIR. COMMUNICATIONS & DATA SYSTEMS
DIV.
COMMUNICATIONS & DATA SYSTEMS.. DIR. GROUND NETWORK DIVISION.
DEP DIR. GROUND NETWORK DIVISION.
SPACE NETWORK.................. DEPUTY DIRECTOR SPACE NETWORK
DIVISION.
OFFICE OF SAFETY & MISSION DIRECTOR, SAFETY DIVISION.
ASSURANCE. DIR. SOFTWARE INDEPENDENT V & V
FACILITY.
DIR. RELIABILITY, M/Q ASSURANCE
DIVISION.
DEP ASSOC ADM FOR SAFETY & MISSION
QUALITY.
DIR TECHNICAL STANDARDS DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, PROGRAMS ASSURANCE
DIVISION.
MGR INTL SP STN INDEP A & O ACT.
DIRECTOR, PAYLOADS & AERONAUTICS
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, QUALITY MANAGEMENT
OFFICE.
OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS.......... DIRECTOR STRATEGY & POLICY OFFICE.
DEP ASSOC ADMIN FOR AERONAUTICS
MGMT.
MANAGER TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER.
RESOURCES & MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS. DIR, RESOURCES & MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
OFFICE.
HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING & MGR HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING/
COMMUNICATIONS. COMMUNICATIONS.
HIGH PERFORMANCE AIRCRAFT...... ASST DIR FOR AERONAUTICS SUBSONIC
AIRCRAFT.
HIGH SPEED RESEARCH............ ASST DIR FOR AERONAUTICS (H-S
AIRCRAFT).
DEPUTY DIR AERODYNAMICS DIVISION.
INSTITUTIONS................... ASST DIRECTOR FOR INSTITUTIONS
(FACILITIES).
ASST DIR FOR INSTITUTION
(INFORMATION SYST).
DIRECTOR, INSTITUTIONS DIVISION
NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE...... NASA DEP PROG MGR, NATL AERO-SPACE
PLANE PROG.
DEP PROG MANAGER NATL AERO-SPACE
PLANE.
DEP DIR, NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE
OFFICE.
DIRECTORM NATIONAL AERO-SPACE
PLANE.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT).
DIRECTOR FOR PLANS.
CRITICAL TECHNOLOGIES.......... DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SPACE
TECHNOLOGY.
ASST DIR FOR SPACE (SPACECRAFT
TECHNOLOGY).
DIRECTOR FOR SPACE TECHNOLOGY.
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DIRECTOR, CRITICAL TECHNOLOGIES
DIVISION.
AMES RESEARCH CENTER........... COMPTROLLER.
ASST TO CENTER DIR FOR ADVANCED SYS
DESIGN.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION.
SPECIAL ASST FOR ADVANCED CONCEPTS.
SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PROGRAMS.
AEROSPACE SYSTEMS.............. CHIEF, AERODYNAMICS DIVISION.
CHF FLIGHT SYSTEMS & SIMULATION
RSCH DIV.
DEPUTY DIR AEROSPACE SYSTEMS
DIRECTORATE.
CHIEF AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY DIVISION.
MANAGER, ROTORCRAFT TECHNOLOGY PNNG
ACTIVITY.
CHIEF FLIGHT MGMT & HUMAN FACTORS
DIVISION.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR AERONAUTICS.
CHIEF, APPLIED AERODYNAMICS
DIVISION.
FLIGHT OPERATIONS.............. CHIEF, FLUID DYNAMICS DIVISION.
CHIEF, SCIENCE & APPLICATIONS
AIRCRAFT DIV.
CHF, AMES RESEARCH AIRCRAFT
OPERATIONS DIV.
CHIEF, AIRBORNE SCIENCE & FLIGHT
RES DIV.
DEPUTY CHF, AIRBORNE SCIENCE &
FLIGHT RES DIV.
AEROPHYSICS.................... DEP DIR OF AEROPHYSICS.
CHIEF AERONAUTICAL T & S DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTER
OPERATIONS (ADM).
CHIEF, SPACE TECHNOLOGY DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION
SYSTEMS.
CHIEF, SPACE SCIENCE DIVISION.
SPACE RESEARCH................. CHIEF, EARTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE
DIVISION.
CHIEF FULL SCALE AERODYNAMICS
RESEARCH CENTER.
CHIEF COMPUTER SYSTEMS & RESEARCH
DIVISION.
CHIEF THERMOSCIENCE DIVISION.
CHIEF, ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT
DIVISION.
CHIEF, INFORMATION SCIENCES
DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SPACE RESEARCH.
ENGINEERING & TECHNICAL CHF, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING DIV.
SERVICES. DEP DIRECTOR ENGINEERING & TECH
SVCS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AERONAUTICS.
DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER.. CHIEF AEROSPACE PROJECTS OFFICE.
CHIEF RESEARCH ENGINEERING
DIVISION.
ASSOC DIR, DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH
FACILITY.
DEP DIR, NASA AMES RES CENTER DFRF.
ASST CHIEF, FLIGHT OPERATIONS
DIVISION.
FLIGHT OPERATIONS.............. CHF, FLIGHT OPERATIONS DIVISION.
RESEARCH ENGINEERING........... CHF ENGINEER.
LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER........ DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR MANAGEMENT
OPERATIONS.
CHIEF SCIENTIST.
CHIEF ENGINEER.
DIR OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR.
AERONAUTICS.................... DIR OF INTERAGENCY PROGRAMS.
CHIEF, AERONAUTICS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
DIV.
CHIEF, ADVANCED VEHICLES DIVISION.
SPACE & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES... CHIEF, SPACE SYSTEMS DIVISION.
CHIEF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
DIVISION.
CHIEF, ADVANCED SPACE CONCEPTS
DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIR, S & A SCIENCES PROGRAM
GROUP.
CHIEF, GAS DYNAMICS DIVISION.
RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY.......... CHF. ACOUSTICS DIVISION.
CHIEF MATERIALS DIVISION.
CHIEF, STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS
DIVISION.
CHIEF INFORMATION SYSTEMS DIVISION
CHF, GUIDANCE AND CONTROL DIVISION.
CHIEF, FLUID MECHANICS DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIR, RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY
GROUP.
CHIEF, FLIGHT APPLICATIONS
DIVISION.
CHIEF FLIGHT MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
MANAGER, SPACE TECHNOLOGY
INITIATIVES OFFICE.
DIRECTOR, RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY
GROUP.
INTERNAL OPERATIONS............ DEP DIR FOR SYST ENGINEERING &
OPERATIONS.
CHF., ANALYSIS & COMPUTATION
DIVISION.
CHIEF, PROJECTS DIVISION.
CHIEF SYSTEMS ENGINEERING DIV.
DEPUTY DIR. INTERNAL OPS GROUP (FE
& O)
CHIEF FLIGHT ELECTRONICS DIVISION.
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CHIEF INSTRUMENT RESEARCH DIVISION.
CHIEF EXPERIMENTAL TESTING
TECHNOLOGY DIV.
DEPUTY DIR, FOR ENGINEERING & INFO
SYST (IOG).
CHIEF, AEROSPACE MECHANICAL SYSTEM
DIVISION.
HEAD, PLANNING & RESOURCES MGMT
OFFICE.
CHIEF ENGINEER S E & O.
CHIEF FACILITIES ENGINEER DIVISION.
HYPERSONIC VEHICLES............ DIR, NATIONAL AERO-SPACE PLANE
OFFICE.
CHIEF, FLUID MECHANICS DIVISION.
SAFETY, ENVIRONMENTAL & MISSION CHF, SYST SFTY, QUALITY, &
ASSURANCE. RELIABILITY DIV.
COMPTROLLER.................... COMPTROLLER.
LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER.......... DIRECTOR OF LEWIS RESEARCH ACADEMY.
AERONAUTICS.................... CHF, PROPULSION SYSTEMS DIV.
CHIEF, INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL
TECHNOL DIV.
CHF, INTERNAL FLUID MECHANICS
DIVISION.
CHIEF TECHNOLOGIST.
CHF, AEROPROPULSION ANALYSIS
OFFICE.
AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY........... CHIEF, SPACE PROPULSION TECHNOLOGY
DIVISION.
CHIEF, STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS DIVISION.
CHIEF, STRUCTURES DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AEROSPACE
TECHNOLOGY.
CHIEF, SPACE COMMUNICATIONS
DIVISION.
CHIEF, POWER TECHNOLOGY DIVISION.
CHIEF, INTERDISCIPLINARY TECHNOLOGY
OFFICE.
CHF, AEROPROPULSION FACILITIES &
EXPER DIV.
SPACE FLIGHT SYSTEMS........... DEP DIR OF SPACE STATION SYSTEMS
CHF, ADVANCED SPACE ANALYSIS
OFFICE.
MANAGER, ACTS PROJECT OFFICE.
CHIEF, SPACE EXPERIMENTS DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SPACE FLIGHT
SYSTEMS.
CHIEF, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING &
INTEGRATION DIV.
ENGINEERING.................... CHF, ELECTRONICS & CONTROL SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
CHIEF ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS DIVISION.
DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING.
CHIEF ENGINEER.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING.
CHIEF, PROPULSION & FLUID SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
ADMINISTRATION & COMPUTER CHIEF, COMPUTER SERVICES DIVISION.
SERVICES. DIR, ADM & COMPUTER SERVICES
DIRECTORATE.
EXTERNAL PROGRAMS.............. DIRECTOR, EXTERNAL PROGRAMS.
MISSION SAFETY & ASSURANCE..... CHF, OFC OF SFTY, RELIABILITY &
QUALITY ASSUR.
OFFICE OF SPACE SCIENCE........ SPECIAL AST TO THE DEPUTY ASSOC
ADMIN.
ASST ASSOC ADMINISTRATOR
(INSTITUTIONS).
ASST ASSOCIATE ADMR FOR TECHNOLOGY.
MANAGER, CASSINI PROGRAM.
SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION....... DEP ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR
EXPLORATION.
ASST DIR FOR SPACE EXPLORATION
(PROG DEFIN).
CHIEF, FLIGHT PROGRAMS BRANCH.
DEP DIR, SOLAR SYSTEM EXPLORATION
DIVISION.
CHIEF FLIGHT PROGRAMS BRANCH.
SPACE PHYSICS.................. CHIEF, SOLAR PHYSICS BRANCH.
DEP DIR, SPACE PHYSICS DIVISION.
CHIEF FLIGHT PROGRAMS BRANCH.
DIRECTOR, SPACE PHYSICS DIVISION.
SPEC ASST FOR SPACE STATION FREEDOM
UTLITIZ.
CHIEF, PLANETARY SCIENCE BRANCH.
TECHNOLOGY & INFORMATION CHIEF, MISSION OPS/SMALL MISSIONS
SYSTEMS. DEV BRANCH.
CHF, HEADQUARTERS INFO SYST &
TECHNOL OFFICE.
CHF, INFORMATION SYSTEMS BRANCH.
LAUNCH VEHICLES................ MANAGER, LAUNCH VEHICLES OFFICE.
ASTROPHYSICS................... CHF, HIGH ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS BR.
CHIEF, ASTRONOMY/RELATIVITY BRANCH.
CHF, ULTRAVIOLET/VISIBLE
ASTROPHYSICS BRANCH.
DEPUTY DIR ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR STRATEGIC
PLANNING.
DIRECTOR, RESOURCES ANALYSIS &
INTEGRATION.
OFFICE OF CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT SPEC ASST FOR EXTERNAL CONT
IMPROVEMENT PROGS.
OFFICE OF LIFE & MICROGRAVITY DIR, PROPULSION, POWER AND ENERGY
SCIENCES & APPLICATIONS. DIVISION.
MICROGRAVITY SCIENCE & DEP DIR MICROGRAVITY SCIENCE
APPLICATIONS. APPLICATIONS DIV.
DIRECTOR, PLANNING & ADVANCED
PROGRAMS.
DIR, MICROGRAVITY SCIENCES &
APPLICATIONS DIV.
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LIFE & BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES..... CHIEF ENVIR SYS & LIFE SUPPORT
BRANCH.
DIR LIFE & BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE &
APPLICS DIV.
AEROSPACE MEDICINE & DIRECTOR, PROGRAM INTEGRATION
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH. OFFICE.
FLIGHT SYSTEMS................. ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR.
CHF, SPACE STATION UTILIZATION
BRANCH.
CHIEF MISSION MANAGEMENT BRANCH.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, FLIGHT SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIR FLIGHT SYSTEMS DIVISION.
CHIEF, FLIGHT PROGRAMS BRANCH.
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL.... ASSIST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATION.
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITING.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATION.
OFFICE OF SPACE ACCESS & MANAGER SYSTEMS INTEGRATION.
TECHNOLOGY. DIR, COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT
DIVISION.
CHIEF ENGINEER.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR
(PROGRAMS).
DIR. SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION RES
OFFICE.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANT TO THE
DIRECTOR.
SPECIAL ASST FOR INDUSTRY PLANNING.
SPECIAL ASST TO THE ASSOC
ADMINISTRATOR.
MANAGER, ORBIT MANEUVERING
VEHICLES.
MANAGER, COMMUNICATIONS
EXPERIMENTS.
DEPUTY ASSOC ADMR FOR SPACE ACCESS
& TECHNOL.
DIRECTOR, COMMERCIAL DEV & TECHNOL
TRANSFER.
MANAGER FOR PROPULSION TECHNOLOGY.
MANAGER FOR PROGRAM INTEGRATION.
DIRECTOR, SPACE PROCESSING
DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, MANAGEMENT OPS
DIVISION.
SPECIAL ASST TO THE ASSOC
ADMINISTRATOR.
SPECIAL ASST FOR COMMERCIAL
DEVELOPMENT.
SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR FACILITIES.
DEPUTY DIR SPACECRAFT SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
DEPUTY DIR COMMERCIAL DEV & TECHNOL
TRANSFER.
OFFICE OF MISSION TO PLANET DEP ASSOC ADMR FOR MISSION TO
EARTH. PLANET EARTH.
SPECIAL ASST FOR INTERGOVERNMENTAL
SCI COORD.
FLIGHT SYSTEMS................. DIR, FLIGHT SYST AND INSTRUMENT
DEVELOPMENT.
OPERATIONS, DATA & INFORMATION DIRECTOR, OPERATIONS DATA & INFO
SYSTEMS. SYST DIV.
DIRECTOR SCIENCE DIVISION.
CHIEF, EARTH SCIENCE D & I SYSTEM
BRANCH.
SCIENCE........................ CHF, UPPER ATMOSPHERIC R/T
CHEMISTRY BRANCH.
CHF, ATMOSPHERIC DYNAMICS AND
RADIATION BR.
GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER.... DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES.
DIR OF UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS.
COMPTROLLER.................... COMPTROLLER.
MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS.......... DEP DIR OF MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR ACQUISITION.
FLIGHT ASSURANCE............... DIRECTOR OF FLIGHT ASSURANCE.
FLIGHT PROJECTS................ DEP ASSOC DIR OF FLIGHT PROJ FOR H-
S-T.
(GOES) PROJECT MANGER.
DEP DIR FLIGHT PROJECT FOR PLNG
BUSINESS MGMT.
MGR HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE OPER &
GROUND SYST.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR INSTITUTIONAL
PROJECTS.
PROJECT MGR. EARTH OBSERVING SYST
AM PROJECT.
ASSOC DIR OF FLT PROJ HUBBLE SPACE
TELESCOPE.
PROJ MGR, INTL SOLAR TERR PHYSICS
PROJ (ISTP).
DIR OF FLIGHT PROJECTS.
PROJ MGR HUBBLE SPC TELESCOPE SYST
& SER.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF FLIGHT
PROJECTS.
PROJECT MANAGER METEOROLOGICAL
(METSAT) PROJEC.
MISSION OPERATIONS & DATA CHIEF, INSTRUMENT DIVISION.
SYSTEMS.
ASST DIRECTOR FOR SYSTEMS
ENGINEERING.
CHIEF, NASA COMMUNICATIONS
DIVISION.
ASSOC DIR OF MISSION OPERATIONS &
DATA SYST.
DEP DIR OF MISSION OPERATIONS &
DATA SYSTEMS.
CHIEF NETWORKS DIVISION.
CHIEF, FLIGHT DYNAMICS DIVISION.
PROJECT MGR, EARTH SCI DATA & INFO
SYSTEM.
CHIEF, MISSION OPERATION DIVISION.
CHIEF MISSION OPERATIONS DIVISION.
SPACE SCIENCES................. CHIEF, LAB FOR ASTRONOMY AND SOLAR
PHYSICS.
CHIEF, LAB FOR EXTRATERRESTRIAL
PHYSICS.
DIRECTOR OF SPACE SCIENCES.
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CHIEF, GODDARD INSTITUTE FOR SPACE
STUDIES.
CHIEF LABORATORY FOR HIGH ENERGY
ASTROPHYSICS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SPACE SCIENCES.
ENGINEERING.................... DEP DIR OF ENGINEERING.
CHF, APPLIED ENGINEERING DIV.
CHIEF ENGINEER.
CHIEF, SPECIAL PAYLOADS DIVISION.
DEP DIR OF FLIGHT ASSURANCE.
ASST DIR OF ENGINEERING FOR
DEVELOPMENT PROJ.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING.
TRACKING & DATA RELAY SATELLITE
TDRS PROJ MGR.
CHIEF, MECHANICAL SYSTEMS DIVISION.
SUBORBITAL PROJECTS & CHIEF, OPERATIONS DIVISION.
OPERATIONS. CHF, OPERATIONS DIVISION.
GLOBAL GEOSPACE SCIENCES (GGS)
PROJECT MGR.
EARTH SCIENCES................. DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FLIGHT PROJECTS.
CHIEF LAB FOR HYDROSPHERIC
PROCESSES.
CHIEF, SPACE DATA AND COMPUTING
DIVISION.
DIR OF MISSION TO PLANET EARTH.
ASST DIR OF EARTH SCI FOR PROJECTS
ENG.
CHF, LABORATORY FOR ATMOSPHERES.
DEP DIR (RESOURCES) MISSION TO
PLANET EARTH.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR EARTH SCIENCES.
DIRECTOR FOR EARTH SCIENCES.
CHIEF LABORATORY FOR TERRESTRIAL
PHYSICS.
OFFICE OF POLICY AND PLANS..... DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL PROJECTS.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... MANAGER LAUNCH VEHICLE PROJECT
OFFICE.
NATIONAL ARCHIVES & RECORDS
ADMINISTRATION:
NATIONAL ARCHIVES & RECORDS DEPUTY ARCHIVIST OF THE UNITED
ADMINISTRATION. STATES.
ASST ARCHIVIST FOR THE NATIONAL
ARCHIVES.
ASST ARCHIVIST FOR PRESIDENTIAL
LIBRARIES.
ASST ARCHIVIST FOR FEDERAL RECORDS
CENTERS.
DIRECTOR OF THE FEDERAL REGISTER.
ASST ARCHIVIST FOR RECORDS
ADMINISTRATION.
ASST ARCHIVIST FOR MGT AND
ADMINISTRATION.
DIRECTOR, LYNDON B. JOHNSON
LIBRARY.
DIRECTOR, HARRY S. TRUMAN LIBRARY.
ASST ARCHIVIST FOR SPEC & REGL
ARCHIVES.
ASSISTANT ARCHIVIST FOR
ADMINISTRATIVE SERV.
ASSISTANT ARCHIVIST FOR POLICY &
IRM SERVICES.
NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING
COMMISSION:
NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
COMMISSION STAFF. DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
DIR OF INTERGOVERNMENTAL & PUBLIC
AFFAIRS.
GENERAL COUNSEL.
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS:
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM COORDINATION.
DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION.
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE
HUMANITIES:
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE DIR, OFFICE OF PLANNING & BUDGET.
HUMANITIES. ASST CHAIRMAN FOR OPERATIONS.
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD:
OFC OF THE BOARD MEMBERS....... EXECUTIVE SECY.
DEPUTY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY.
INSPECTOR GENERAL.
DIV OF ENFORCEMENT LITIGATION.. DEPUTY ASSOC. GEN. COUNSEL
APPELLATE COURT BR.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF APPEALS.
DIV OF ADVICE.................. ASSOCIATE GEN COUNSEL, DIV OF
ADVICE.
DEPUTY ASSOC GEN COUNSEL.
DIV OF ADMINISTRATION.......... DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION.
DIV OF OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT... ASSOC GENERAL COUNSEL, DIV OF
OPERATION-MGMT.
DEP ASSO GEN COUNSEL, DIV OF
OPERATIONS-MGMT.
ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL.
ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL.
ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL.
ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL.
ASST TO THE GENERAL COUNSEL.
REGIONAL OFFICES............... REGL DIR REG 1 BOSTON.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG. 2, NEW
YORK.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG. 3, BUFFALO.
REGL DIR REG 4 PHILADELPHIA.
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REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG. 5,
BALTIMORE.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG. 6,
PITTSBURGH.
REGL DIR, REGION 7, DETROIT, MICH.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG. 8,
CLEVELAND.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG. 9,
CINCINNATI.
REGL DIR REG 10 ATLANTA.
REGL. DIR., REG. 11, WINSTON SALEM.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG. 12, TAMPA.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG. 13,
CHICAGO.
REGL DIR REG 14 ST LOUIS.
REGL DIR REG 15 NEW ORLEANS.
REGL DIR REG 16 FT WORTH.
REGL DIR REG 17 KANSAS CITY.
REGL DIR REG 18 MINNEAPOLIS.
REGL DIR REG 19 SEATTLE.
REGIONAL DIR, REG 20, SAN
FRANCISCO.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG. 21, LOS
ANGELES.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG 22 NEWARK.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG 24 HATO REY,
PUERTO RICO.
REGL DIR, REG 25, INDIANAPOLIS.
REGL DIR REG 26 MEMPHIS.
REGL DIR REG 27 DENVER.
REGL. DIR. REG. 28 PHOENIX.
REGL DIR REG 29 BROOKLYN.
REGL DIR REG 30 MILWAUKEE.
REGL. DIR., REG 32, OAKLAND.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, REG. 33 PEORIA,
ILL.
REGL DIR REG 31 LOS ANGELES.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR REG 34 HARTFORD.
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION:
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR......... SENIOR SCIENCE ADVISOR.
EXECUTIVE ASST & SPECIAL COUNSEL
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL.. DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL.
OFFICE OF PLANNING AND SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATE PROGRAM
ASSESSMENT. EVALUATION.
SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATE POLICY
ANALYSIS.
SENIOR ADVISOR.
OFFICE OF POLAR PROGRAMS....... MANAGER POLAR OPS SECTION.
HEAD, POLAR COORDINATION & INFO
SECTION.
DEPUTY OFFICE DIRECTOR.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
OVERSIGHT.
DEP INSPECTOR GEN & SENIOR LEGAL
ADVISOR.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR AUDIT.
DIRECTORATE FOR GEOSCIENCES.... DEPUTY ASST DIR.
SENIOR SCIENCE ASSOCIATE.
DIVISION OF ATMOSPHERIC HEAD, NCAR COORDINATION STAFF.
SCIENCES.
SECTION HEAD, UPPER ATMOSPHERE
SECTION.
HEAD LOWER ATMOSPHERE SECTION.
DIVISION OF EARTH SCIENCES..... SECTION HEAD, RESEARCH GRANTS
SECTION.
HEAD MAJOR PROJECTS SECTION.
DIVISION OF OCEAN SCIENCES..... SECTION HEAD OCEAN SCIENCES
RESEARCH SECTION.
DIRECTORATE FOR ENGINEERING.... SENIOR ENGINEERING ADVISOR.
DIVISION OF ENGINEERING DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR
EDUCATION & CENTERS. (EDUCATION).
SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATE.
DIVISION OF DESIGN, MANUFACTURE DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR.
& INDUSTRIAL INNOVATION. SENIOR ADVISOR, TECHNOLOGY
INTEGRATION
DIV OF ELECTRICAL AND DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR.
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS.
DIVISION OF CIVIL AND DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR.
MECHANICAL SYSTEMS. HEAD HAZARD MITIGATION SECTION.
HEAD, MECHANICAL & STRUCTURAL SYST
SECTION.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... DEP DIR DIV OF INDUSTRIAL
INNOVATION INTERF.
DIRECTORATE FOR BIOLOGICAL EXECUTIVE OFFICER.
SCIENCES.
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR.
BIOLOGY.
DIRECTORATE FOR MATHEMATICAL EXECUTIVE OFFICER.
AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES. SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATE.
SENIOR ADVISOR FOR PLANNING, ANALY
& POLICY.
DIVISION OF PHYSICS............ DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR.
DIVISION OF ASTRONOMICAL EXECUTIVE OFFICER.
SCIENCES.
DIVISION OF MATHEMATICAL DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR.
SCIENCES.
DIVISION OF MATERIALS RESEARCH. DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
HEAD, SPECIAL PROGRAMS IN MATERIALS
OFFICE.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER.
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SENIOR STAFF SCIENTIST.
DIVISION OF CHEMISTRY.......... DEP DIR DIVISION OF CHEMISTRY.
DIRECTORATE FOR EDUCATION & DEPUTY ASST DIRECTOR.
HUMAN RESOURCES. SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATE.
SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATE.
OFFICE OF SYSTEMIC REFORM...... DEPUTY OFFICE HEAD.
DIRECTORATE FOR SOCIAL, EXE OFFICER SOCIAL BEHAVIORAL ECON
BEHAVIORAL AND ECONOMIC SCIENCES.
SCIENCES. SENIOR ADVISOR PLANNING & POLICY.
DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR.
PROGRAMS. SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATE.
SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATE.
SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATE.
DIVISION OF SOCIAL, BEHAVIORAL DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
& ECONOMIC RESEARCH. SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATE.
DIRECTORATE FOR COMPUTER & INFO DEPUTY ASST DIR.
SCIENCE & ENGINEERING.
DIV OF ADVANCED SCIENTIFIC DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
COMPUTING.
DIV OF COMPUTER AND COMPUTATION DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR.
RESEARCH.
DIV OF INFORMATION, ROBOTICS & DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR.
INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS.
DIVISION OF MICROELECTRONIC DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR.
INFORMATION PROCESSING SYS.
DIV OF NETWORKING & COMM RES & DEPUTY DIVISION DIRECTOR.
INFRASTRUCTURE.
OFFICE OF BUDGET, FINANCE AND DIRECTOR, OFC OF BUDGET, F & A
AWARD MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT.
BUDGET DIVISION................ DIRECTOR, BUDGET DIVISION.
DIVISION OF FINANCIAL DIVISION DIRECTOR.
MANAGEMENT.
DIVISION OF GRANTS & AGREEMENTS DIVISION DIRECTOR.
DIVISION OF CONTRACTS, POLICY & DIVISION DIRECTOR.
OVERSIGHT.
OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND DEP DIR, OFC OF INFORMATION &
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT. RESOURCE MGMT.
SENIOR STAFF ASSOCIATE.
DIR PLANNING & EVALUATION.
DIVISION OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEP DIR, DIV OF INFORMATION
SYSTEMS.
DIVISION OF HUMAN RESOURCE DIV DIR, DIV OF HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT.
DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE DIR, DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE
SERVICES. SERVICES.
NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY
BOARD:
OFFICE OF THE MANAGING DIRECTOR DEP MANAGING DIR FOR MGMT & POLICY.
DEP MANAGING DIR FOR PROGRAM
OPERATIONS.
CHIEF TECHNICAL ADVISOR.
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION....... DIR OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
OFFICE OF AVIATION SAFETY...... DIRECTOR OFC OF AVIATION SAFETY.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OFC OF AVIATION
SAFETY.
OFFICE OF RESEARCH & DIR OFC OF RESEARCH AND
ENGINEERING. ENGINEERING.
DEPUTY DIR OFC OF RESEARCH AND
ENGINEERING.
OFFICE OF SAFETY DIRECTOR OFC OF SAFETY
RECOMMENDATIONS. RECOMMENDATIONS.
OFFICE OF SURFACE DIR OFC OF SURFACE TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION SAFETY. SAFETY.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION:
ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BRD CHAIRMAN ASLBP.
PANEL. DEPUTY CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGE
EXECUTIVE.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR AUDITS.
DEPUTY GC FOR LICENSING & DEPUTY ASSISTANT GC/LEGISLATIVE
REGULATION. COUNSEL.
DEP GC FOR HEARINGS, DEPUTY ASSISTANT GC FOR
ENFORCEMENT & ADMINISTRATION. ADMINISTRATION.
ASSISTANT GC FOR HEARINGS AND DEPUTY ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL.
ENFORCEMENT. DEPUTY ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL.
OFFICE OF COMMISSION APPELLATE DIR OFC OF COMM APPELLATE
ADJUDICATION. ADJUDICATION.
DIVISION OF OPERATIONAL CHIEF ENERGY RESPONSE BRANCH.
ASSESSMENT. CHF, DIAGNOSTIC EVAL & INCIDENT
INVEST BRANCH.
DIVISION OF SAFETY PROGRAMS.... CHIEF REACTOR ANALYSIS BRANCH.
CHF RELIABILITY & RISK ASSESSMENT
BRANCH.
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION....... ASSOC DIR FOR CONTRACT, SECURITY,
FOI & PUBL.
DIRECTOR, DIV OF SECURITY.
OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES DEP DIR/LSS ADMR, OFC OF INFO RES
MANAGEMENT. MGMT.
OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER....... DEP CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER/
CONTROLLER.
DEPUTY CONTROLLER.
DIR DIVISION OF BUDGET AND
ANALYSIS.
DIR DIVISION OF ACCOUNTING AND
FINANCE.
SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR INTERNAL
CONTROLS.
OFC OF SMALL AND DISADV BUS DIRECTOR.
UTILIZATION/CIVIL RIGHTS.
DIRECTORATE FOR INSPECTION AND DIR, INSPECTION & SUPPORT PROGRAMS.
SUPPORT PROGRAMS BRANCH. CHIEF, PLNG, PROGRAM & MGMT SUPPORT
BRANCH.
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CHF, INSPECTION PROGRAM BRANCH.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR PROJECTS DIR, COST BENEFITS LICENSE ACT
PROGRAMS.
DIVISION OF REACTOR PROJECTS I- DEPUTY DIR, DIV OF REACTOR PROJECT
II. I & II.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR REGION I PROJECT DIR, PROJECT DIRECTORATE I-
REACTORS. 1.
PROJECT DIRECTOR, PROJECT
DIRECTORATE I-2.
PROJECT DIRECTOR, PROJECT
DIRECTORATE I-3.
PROJECT DIRECTOR, PROJECT
DIRECTORATE I-4.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR REGION PROJ DIR PROJECT DIRECTORATE II-1.
II REACTORS.
PROJ DIR PROJECT DIRECTORATE II 2.
PROJ DIR PROJECT DIRECTORATE II 3.
PROJ DIR PROJECT DIRECTORATE II-4.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR REGION PROJ DIR PROJECT DIRECTORATE III 1.
III REACTORS. PROJ DIR PROJECT DIRECTORATE III 2.
PROJ DIR PROJECT DIRECTORATE III 3.
PROJ DIRECTOR PROJECT DIRECTORATE
IV-3.
PROJ DIR, PROJECT DIRECTORATE IV-1.
PROJECT DIR, PROJ DIRECTORATE IV-2.
DIVISION OF PROJECT SUPPORT.... DEP DIR DIV OF PROJECT SUPPORT.
CHF, TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
BRANCH.
CHF, EVENTS A & G COMMUNICATIONS
BRANCH.
PROJ DIR, N-P REACTOR D & E PROJ
DIRECTORATE.
DIVISION OF ENGINEERING........ CHIEF, MATERIALS & CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING BR.
CHF, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING BRANCH.
CHIEF CIVIL ENG & GEOSCIENCES
BRANCH.
CHIEF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
BRANCH.
DIVISION OF SYSTEMS SAFETY & CHF, PLANT SYSTEMS BRANCH.
ANALYSIS. CHF, REACTOR SYSTEMS BRANCH.
CHIEF PROBABLISTIC SAFETY
ASSESSMENT BRANCH.
CHIEF CONTAINMENT SYS & SEVERE
ACCIDENT BRCH.
DIVISION OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT.. CHF, EMERGENCY P & R PROTECTION.
CHF, VENDOR INSPECTION BRANCH.
CHF, SAFEGUARDS BRANCH.
CHF, SPECIAL INSPECTIONS BRANCH.
CHF, PERFORMANCE & QUALITY
EVALUATION BRANCH.
DIVISION OF RADIATION SAFETY CHF, RADIATION PROTECTION BRANCH.
AND SAFEGUARDS. DEP DIR DIV OF RADIATION SAFETY &
SAFEGUARDS.
DIVISION OF REACTOR CONTROLS CHF, HUMAN FACTORS ASSESSMENT
AND HUMAN FACTORS. BRANCH.
CHF, OPERATOR LICENSING BRANCH.
CHF, INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL
BRANCH.
ASSOCIATE DIR FOR ADVANCED PROJECT DIR, STANDARDIZATION PROJ
REACTORS & LICENSE RENEWAL. DIRECTORATE.
PROJ DIR LICENSE RENEWAL &
ENVIRONMENTAL REV.
DIVISION OF FUEL CYCLE SAFETY & CHIEF, OPERATIONS BRANCH.
SAFEGUARDS.
CHIEF, REGL & INTL SAFEGUARDS
BRANCH.
CHIEF, ENRICHMENT BRANCH.
CHIEF, LICENSING BRANCH.
DIV OF INDUSTRIAL & MEDICAL CHIEF, OPERATIONS BRANCH.
NUCLEAR SAFETY. CHIEF, MEDICAL, ACAD & COM USE SFTY
BRANCH.
CHIEF, STORAGE & TRANSPORT SYSTEMS
BRANCH.
CHIEF SOURCE CONTAINMENT & DEVICES
BR.
DIVISION OF WASTE MANAGEMENT... CHIEF, GEOLOGY & ENGINEERING
BRANCH.
CHF, HIGH LEVEL WASTE & URANIUM
RECOVERY PROJ.
CHIEF, PERF ASSESS & HYDROLOGY
BRANCH.
CHIEF, ENGINEERING & GEOSCIENCES
BRANCH.
ASST TO THE DIR, DIV OF WASTE
MANAGEMENT.
CHF, LOW LEVEL WASTE &
DECOMMISSIONING PROJ.
OFC OF NUC REGULATORY RESEARCH. DIRECTOR: FIN MGT, PROCUREMENT &
ADMIN STAFF.
DIVISION OF ENGINEERING........ CHIEF, MATERIALS ENGINEERING
BRANCH.
CHIEF, WASTE MANAGEMENT BRANCH.
CHIEF, ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL
ENGINEER BRH.
CHIEF, STRUCTURAL AND SEISMIC
ENGINEERING BRH.
DIVISION OF SAFETY ISSUE CHIEF, SEVERE ACCIDENT ISSUES
RESOLUTION. BRANCH.
CHIEF, ENGINEERING ISSUES BRANCH.
DIVISION OF REGULATORY CHIEF REGULATION DEVELOPMENT
APPLICATIONS. BRANCH.
CHF, RADIATION PROTECTION & HEALTH
EFFECTS BR.
DIVISION OF SYSTEMS RESEARCH... CHIEF ACCIDENT EVALUATION BRANCH.
CHF, PROBABILISTIC RISK ANALYSIS
BRANCH.
CHIEF, REACTOR AND PLANT SYSTEMS
BRANCH.
CHIEF HUMAN FACTORS BRANCH.
REGION I....................... DEPUTY REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR.
DIR. DIV OF RADIATION SAFETY &
SAFEGUARDS.
DEP DIR, DIV OF RADIATION SAFETY &
SAFEGUARDS.
DIRECTOR DIVISION OF REACTOR
SAFETY.
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DEP DIR, DIV OF REACTOR SAFETY.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF REACTOR
PROJECTS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF
REACTOR PROJECTS.
REGION II...................... DEPUTY REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR
REGION II.
DIR, DIV OF RADIATION SAFETY &
SAFEGUARDS.
DEP DIR, DIV OF RADIATION SAFETY &
SAFEGUARDS.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF REACTOR
PROJECTS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF
REACTOR PROJECTS.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF REACTOR
SAFETY.
DEP DIR, DIV OF REACTOR SAFETY.
REGION III..................... DEP REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR REGION
III.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF REACTOR
SAFETY.
DEP DIR, DIV OF REACTOR SAFETY.
DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF REACTOR
PROJECTS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR DIVISION OF REACTOR
PROJECTS.
DIR, DIV OF RADIATION SAFETY &
SAFEGUARDS.
DEP DIR, DIV OF RADIATION SAFETY &
SAFEGUARDS.
REGION IV...................... DEPUTY REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR
REGION IV.
DIRECTOR URANIUM RECOVERY FIELD
OFFICE.
DIRECTOR DIV OF REACTOR PRJECTS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DIV OF REACTOR
PROJECTS.
DIR, DIV OF RADIATION SAFETY &
SAFEGUARDS.
DIR, DIVISION OF REACTOR SAFETY.
DEP DIR, DIV OF RADIATION SAFETY &
SAFEGUARDS.
DIR DIR, DIVISION OF REACTOR
SAFETY.
WALNUT CREEK FIELD OFFICE...... DEPUTY REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR
REGION V.
DIR DIV OR REACTOR SAFETY AND
PROJECTS.
DEP DIR DIV OF REACTOR SAFETY AND
PROJECTS.
DIR, DIV OF RADIATION SAFETY &
SAFEGUARDS.
OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT ETHICS: DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT ETHICS.... DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL.
ASSOC DIR FOR PROGRAM DEVELOP &
COMPLIANCE.
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET:
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR......... ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
DEPUTY ASSOCIATE DIR FOR ECONOMIC
POLICY.
ASSOC DIR FOR LEGISLATIVE REF &
ADM.
DEP ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR
ADMINISTRATION.
OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL...... DEP GEN COUNSEL.
ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL FOR
BUDGET.
LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE DIVISION. ASST DIR LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE.
DEP/ASST/DIR FOR LEGISLATIVE
REFERENCE.
CHIEF, ECONOMICS, SCIENCE & GOVT.
BRANCH.
CHIEF, RESOURCES-DEFENSE-
INTERNATIONAL BRANCH.
OFFICE OF FEDERAL PROCUREMENT DEP ADMIN FOR PROCUREMENT LAW &
POLICY. LEGISLATION.
ASSOC. ADMINISTRATOR FOR MANAGEMENT
CONTROL.
OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND CHIEF INFORMATION POLICY BRANCH.
REGULATORY AFFAIRS. CHIEF, HUMAN RESOURCES AND HOUSING
BRANCH.
CHIEF, COMMERCE AND LANDS BRANCH.
CHIEF STATISTICAL POLICY BRANCH.
CHIEF, NATURAL RESOURCES BRANCH.
CHF, INFO TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT
BRANCH.
ENIOR ADVISOR.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR CHIEF MANAGEMENT INTEGRITY BRANCH.
MANAGEMENT. CHIEF PERSONNEL & GENERAL SERVICES
BRANCH.
CHIEF, CREDIT AND CASH MANAGEMENT
BRANCH.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR GENERAL
MANAGEMENT.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT FOR GENERAL
MANAGEMENT.
BRANCH CHIEF, FEDERAL PERSONNEL
POLICY BRANCH.
CHIEF, FEDERAL SERVICES BRANCH.
BRANCH CHIEF MBO EVALUATION &
PLANNING BRANCH.
CHIEF FIN STANDARDS OF REPORTING
BRANCH.
CHIEF FEDERAL FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
BRANCH.
SENIOR ADVISER.
BUDGET REVIEW DIVISION......... ASST DIR FOR BUDGET REVIEW.
DEP ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR BUDGET
REVIEW.
CHIEF FISCAL ANALYSIS BRANCH.
DEP CHIEF FISCAL ANALYSIS BRANCH.
DEP ASST DIR FOR BUDGET REVIEW &
CONCEPTS.
CHIEF, RESOURCES SYSTEMS BRANCH.
CHIEF, CENTRAL BUDGET MANAGEMENT
STAFF.
DEPUTY CHIEF BUDGET PREPARATION
BRANCH.
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ASSOC DIR FOR NATIONAL SECURITY DEPUTY ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR
AND INTERNATIONAL AFFS. SPECIAL STUDIES.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS DIVISION. DEP ASSOC DIR FOR INTERNATL
AFFAIRS.
CHIEF, STATE-USIA BRANCH.
CHIEF, ECONOMIC AFFAIRS BRANCH.
NATIONAL SECURITY DIVISION..... DEP ASSOC DIR FOR NATIONAL
SECURITY.
CHIEF, COMMAND, CTRL, COMMS, &
INTELLIG BRANCH.
CHIEF, NAVY BRANCH.
CHIEF, FORCE STRUCTURE & INVESTMENT
BRANCH.
CHIEF, OPER & SUPPORT BRANCH.
HEALTH AND INCOME MAINTENANCE DEP ASSOC DIR FOR HEALTH & INCOME
DIVISION. MAINTENANCE.
CHF, INCOME MAINTENANCE BRANCH.
CHIEF HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES
BRANCH.
CHIEF HEALTH & FINANCIAL BRANCH.
LABOR, VETERANS, AND EDUCATION CHIEF, LABOR BRANCH.
DIVISION. DEP TO THE DEP ASSOCI DIR FOR HUMAN
R/C ED BR.
CHF VETERAN AFFAIRS BRANCH.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR DEP ASSOC DIR FOR SPECIAL STUDIES.
ECONOMICS AND GOVERNMENT.
ADVISER TO THE ASSOC DIR FOR
ECONOMICS & GOV.
TRANSPORTATION, COMMERCE, AND DEP ASSOC DIR FOR TRANSP COMMERCE &
JUSTICE DIVISION. JUSTICE.
CHIEF COMMERCE & JUSTICE BRANCH.
CHIEF TRANSPORT GENERAL SERVICES
BRANCH.
HOUSING, TREASURY AND FINANCE DEPUTY ASSOC DIR FOR HOUSING
DIVISION. TREASURY FINANCE.
CHIEF, TREASURY/POST BRANCH.
CHIEF, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
BRANCH.
CHIEF, HOUSING BRANCH.
ASSOC DIR FOR NATURAL DEP ASSOC DIR FOR SPEC STUDIES.
RESOURCES, ENERGY, AND SCIENCE.
NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION..... DEP ASSOCIATE DIR. FOR NATURAL
RESOURCES.
CHIEF, WATER RESOURCES BRANCH.
CHIEF, AGRICULTURAL BRANCH.
CHIEF, ENVIRONMENT BRANCH.
CHIEF INTERIOR BRANCH.
ASST DIVISION CHIEF NRD.
ENERGY AND SCIENCE DIVISION.... DEP ASSOC. DIR FOR ENERGY &
SCIENCE.
CHIEF, NUCLEAR ENERGY BRANCH.
CHIEF SCIENCE AND SPACE PROGRAMS
BRANCH.
CHIEF NON-NUCLEAR ENERGY BRANCH.
OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT:
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF FINANCIAL CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
OFFICER.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR AUDITS.
OFFICE OF EXECUTIVE RESOURCES.. ASST DIR FOR EXECUTIVE & MANAGEMENT
POLICY.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR EXECUTIVE
RESOURCES.
OFFICE OF INFORMATION EXECUTIVE FOR ADP OPERATIONS.
MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF ACTUARIES............ DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF ACTUARIES.
OFFICE OF INSURANCE PROGRAMS... ASST DIR FOR INSURANCE PROGRAM.
OFFICE OF RETIREMENT PROGRAMS.. ASST DIR FOR RETIREMENT PROGRAMS.
OFFICE OF PERSONNEL RESEARCH ASST DIR FOR PERSONNEL RESEARCH &
AND DEV. DEVELOPMENT.
STAFFING SERVICE CENTER........ ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR STAFFING
AUTOMATION.
OFFICE OF AGENCY COMPLIANCE & ASST DIR FOR AGENCY COMPLIANCE &
EVALUATION. EVALUATION.
OFFICE OF CLASSIFICATION....... ASST DIR FOR CLASSIFICATION.
OFFICE OF FEDERAL ASST DIR FOR FEDERAL
INVESTIGATIONS. INVESTIGATIONS.
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON EXAMINING ASST DIR FOR WASH EXAMINING
SERVICES. SERVICES.
OFFICE OF SPECIAL COUNSEL:
HEADQUARTERS, OFFICE OF SPECIAL ASSOC SPEC COUNSEL (INVESTIGATION).
COUNSEL.
ASSOC SPECIAL COUNSEL
(PROSECUTION).
DEPUTY ASSOCIATE SPEC COUNSEL FOR
PROSECUTION.
DIRECTOR FOR MANAGEMENT.
RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD:
ASSOCIATE SPECIAL COUNSEL FOR PLAN
& ADVICE.
BOARD STAFF.................... DIR OF UNEMPLOYMENT & SICKNESS
INSURANCE.
DIRECTOR OF DATA PROCESSING.
DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATIVE
SERVICES.
DIR OF RETIREMENT & SUPERVISOR
PROGRAMS.
CHIEF ACTUARY.
DIRECTOR OF FIELD SERVICE.
DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION &
OPERATIONS.
DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDIT.
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DIRECTOR OF SYSTEMS INITIATIVES.
DIRECTOR OF TAXATION.
GENERAL COUNSEL.
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION:
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ACCOUNTANT. DEP CHF ACCOUNTANT.
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE AND DEP EXEC DIRECTOR.
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT. ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
(FINANCE).
ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
(ADMINISTRATION).
DIV OF CORPORATION FINANCE..... ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR (OPERATIONS).
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR (LEGAL).
SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM:
SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM....... ASSOC DIR INFORMATION MANAGEMENT.
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION:
OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR.... DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM REVIEW.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITING.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
COUNSEL TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR MAGNT
LEGAL COUSL.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL.. ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL FOR
GENERAL LAW.
ASSOC GEN COUNSEL LITIGATION.
OFFICE OF EQUAL EMPLOYMENT O & ASST ADMR FOR EQUAL EMPLOY O & C
C RIGHTS COMPLIANCE. RIGHT COMPL.
ASST ADMINSTRATOR FOR HEARINGS AND
APPEALS.
OFFICE OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. ASSOC ADMINISTRATOR FOR FINANCIAL
ASSIST.
ASST ADMR FOR PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT.
DEP ASSOC ADMR FOR FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE.
OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT C & M DEP ASSOC ADMR FOR POL COOR. PROG C
ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT. & E.
OFFICE OF MINORITY ENTERPRISE ASSOC ADMR FOR MSB-COD.
DEVELOPMENT. DEP ASSOC ADMR FOR PROGRAMS (MSB &
COD).
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND CHIEF FIN OFC & ASSOC DEP ADM FOR
ADMINISTRATION. MGT & ADM.
DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM REVIEW.
OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES ASST ADM FOR INFORMATION RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT.
DEP ASST ADM FOR INFORMATION RES
MGMT.
OFFICE OF PERSONNEL............ ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR
PERSONNEL.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER.......... COMPTROLLER.
DISTRICT DIRECTORS............. DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... DEP DIR OF PROG ANALYSIS & QUALITY
ASSURANCE.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM REVIEW.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE:
BUREAU OF ADMINISTRATION....... SUPERVISORY STRUCTURAL ENGINEER.
BUREAU OF ECONOMIC & BUSINESS DIR, OFFICE OF EAST-WEST TRADE.
AFFAIRS.
BUREAU OF INTELLIGENCE AND DIR OFC OF INTELLIGENCE RESOURCES.
RESEARCH.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL ASSITANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITS.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
COUNSEL TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITS.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
ASST INSP GEN FOR POLICY, PLNG AND
MANAGEMENT.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR
INSPECTIONS.
DEP ASST INSPT GEN FOR OFC OF SECUR
OVERSIGHT.
BUREAU OF PERSONNEL............ DIRECTOR, OFC OF CIVIL SERVICE
PERSONNEL MGMT.
INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY & WATER SUPERVISORY CIVIL ENGINEER,
COMMISSION. OPERATIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION:
OFC OF COMMERCIAL SPACE SENIOR ADVISOR.
TRANSPORTATION.
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL.... ASST INSPE GENERAL FOR AUDITING.
ASST I/G POLICY, PLANNING AND
RESOURCES.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
DIR, OFC OF A & S TRANSPORTATION
AUDITS.
DIR., OFC OF MARINE & DEPARTMENT
WIDE AUDITS.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITING.
DIR, OFC OF INFORMATION TECHNOL &
FIN AUDITS.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL.
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ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INSPECTIONS & EVAL.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR
INSPECTIONS & EVAL.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
POLICY PLAN RES.
DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION.
DIR OFC ONFO TECH FINANCIAL &
SECRETARIAL AUD.
SENIOR COUNSEL TO THE INSPECTOR
GENERAL.
ASST SECRETARY FOR BUDGET & DEPUTY CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
PROGRAMS.
ASST SEC FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS.... ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR PUBLIC
INFORMATION DIV.
ASST SEC FOR ADMINISTRATION.... ASST SECY FOR ADMINISTRATION.
SENIOR PROCUREMENT ADVISOR.
OFFICE OF ACQUISITION & GRANT DIRECTOR OFC OF ACQUISITION & GRANT
MANAGEMENT. MGNT.
DEP DIR, OFC OF ACQUISITION & GRANT
MGMT.
ASSOC ADM'R FOR SAFETY......... ASSOC ADMR FOR SAFETY.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF SAFETY
ENFORCEMENT.
ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATION FOR ASSOC ADMR FOR PIPELINE SAFETY.
PIPELINE SAFETY.
OFC OF ASSOC ADMR FOR MARKETING ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR
MARKETING.
OFFICE OF ASSOCIATE ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR
ADMINISTRATOR FOR MARITIME MARITIME AIDS.
AIDS.
OFFICE OF ACCOUNTING........... DIR OFFICE OF ACCOUNTING.
OFFICE OF AIRPORT PLANNING & DIR, OFFICE OF AIRPORT PLANNING &
PROGRAMMING. PROGRAM.
MGR, GRANTS-IN-AID DIVISION.
ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR FOR DEP ASST ADMR FOR CIVIL AVIATION
CIVIL AVIATION SECURITY. SECURITY.
OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION DIR, OFC OF CIVIL AVN SECURITY POL
SECURITY POLICY & PLANNING. & PLANNING.
OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION DIR OFC OF CIVIL AVIATION SECURITY
SECURITY OPERATIONS. OPERATIONS.
DEP DIR, OFC OF CIVIL AVIATION
SECURITY OPS.
OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION DIR OFC CIVIL AVIATION SECURITY
SECURITY INTELLIGENCE. INTELLIGENCE.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... DIR OFC OF CIVIL AVIATION SECURITY
PROG MGMT.
ASIA/PACIFIC OFFICE............ DIRECTOR ASIA/PACIFIC OFFICE.
ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR AIR ASSOC. ADMINISTRATOR FOR AIR
TRAFFIC. TRAFFIC.
DEP ASSOC ADMIN FOR AIR TRAFFIC.
REGIONAL AIR TRAFFIC DIVISIONS. MGR, AIR TRAFFIC DIVISION.
MGR, AIR TRAFFIC DIVISION.
MGR, AIR TRAFFIC DIV.
MANAGER, AIR TRAFFIC DIVISION.
MGR, AIR TRAFFIC DIVISION.
MGR, AIR TRAFFIC DIVISION.
MANAGER, AIR TRAFFIC DIVISION.
MANAGER, AIR TRAFFIC DIVISION.
AIR TRAFFIC RULES & PROCEDURES MANAGER, PROCEDURES DIVISION.
SERVICE.
MGR. AIRSPACE-RULES & AERONAUTICAL
INF. DIV.
DIR, AIR TRAFFIC RULES & PROCEDURES
SERVICE.
OFFICE OF AIR TRAFFIC SYSTEM DIRECTOR, AIR TRAFFIC SYSTEM
MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT.
AIR TRAFFIC PLANS AND DIR, AIR TRAFFIC PLANS &
REQUIREMENTS SERVICE. REQUIREMENTS SERV.
MANAGER SYSTEM PLANS & PROGRAMS
DIV.
MGR AUTOMATION SOFTWARE POL & PLNNG
DIVISION.
MANAGER ADVANCED SYST & FACILITIES
DIV.
OFFICE OF AIR TRAFFIC SYSTEM DIR, OFC OF AIR TRAFFIC SYST
EFFECTIVENESS. EFFECTIVENESS.
OFFICE OF AIR TRAFFIC PROGRAM DIR, OFC OF AIR TRAFFIC PROGRAM
MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT.
ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR ASSOC ADMINISTRATOR FOR AVIATION
AVIAITON STANDARDS. STANDARDS.
DEPUTY ASSOC ADMINISTRATOR AVIATION
STANDARDS.
AIRCRAFT OVERSIGHT EXECUTIVE.
OFFICE OF AVIATION MEDICINE.... FED AIR SURGEON.
DEPUTY FEDERAL AIR SURGEON.
MGR, MEDICAL SPECIALTIES DIVISION.
DIRECTOR CIVIL AEROMED INSTITUTE.
OFFICE OF ACCIDENT DIR, OFFICE OF ACCIDENT
INVESTIGATION. INVESTIGATION.
OFFICE OF AVIATION SYSTEMS DIR, OFC OF AVIATION SYSTEMS
STANDARDS. STANDARDS.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
NAS TRANSITION & IMPLEMENTATION DIR, NAS TRANSITION &
SERVICE. IMPLEMENTATION DIR.
OPERATIONAL SUPPORT SERVICE.... DIRECTOR OPERATIONAL SUPPORT
SERVICE.
SPECTRUM POLICY & MANAGEMENT DIR, SPECTRUM POL & MANAGEMENT
DIRECTORATE. DIRECTORATE.
NAS OPERATIONS DIRECTORATE..... DIRECTOR, NAS OPERATIONS
DIRECTORATE.
ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR ASSOC ADMR FOR REGULATIONS &
REGULATION & CERTIFICATION. CERTIFICATION.
DEP ASSOC ADMR FOR REGUL &
CERTIFICATION.
AIRCRAFT CERTIFICATION SERVICE. DIR, AIRCRAFT CERTIFICATION
SERVICE.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR AIRCRAFT
CERTIFICATION SERVIC.
ASST DIR, AIRCRAFT CERTIFICATION
SERVICE.
MANAGER, AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING
DIVISION.
MANAGER, AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURING
DIVISION.
REGIONAL AIRPORT CERTIFICATION MGR TRANSPORT AIRPLANE DIRECTORATE.
DIVISIONS.
MGR ENGINE & PROPELLER DIRECTORATE.
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MGR SMALL AIRPLANE DIRECTORATE.
MANAGER ROTOCRAFT DIRECTORATE.
FLIGHT STANDARDS SERVICE....... DIR, FLIGHT STANDARDS SERVICE
DEP DIR, FLIGHT STANDARDS SERVICE.
MGR, GENERAL AVIATION AND
COMMERCIAL DIV.
MANAGER, AIR TRANSPORTATION
DIVISION.
MANAGER, AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
DIVISION.
MANGER, FIELD PROGRAMS DIVISION.
MANAGER, TECHNICAL PROGRAMS
DIVISION.
REGIONAL FLIGHT STANDARDS MGR, FLIGHT STANDARDS DIV
DIVISIONS.
MGR, FLIGHT STANDARDS DIVISION.
MGR, FLIGHT STANDARDS DIV.
MANAGER, FLIGHT STANDARDS DIVISION.
MGR, FLIGHT STANDARDS DIV.
MGR, FLIGHT STANDARDS DIV.
MGR, FLIGHT STANDARDS DIVISION.
MGR, FLIGHT STANDARDS DIV.
MGR, FLIGHT STANDARDS DIVISION.
ASSOC ADMINISTRATOR FOR MGR, CONTRACTS DIVISION.
CONTRACTING & QUALITY ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR.
ASSURANCE.
DEPUTY ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR.
PROGRAM MANAGER FOR ADVANCED PROGRAM MGR FOR ADVANCED
AUTOMATION. AUTOMATION.
DEP PROG MGR FOR ADVANCED AUTOMATED
SYSTEM.
DEP PROG MGR FOR VOICE S & C
SYSTEM.
PROGRAM MANAGER FOR TERMINAL
SYSTEMS.
PROGRAM MANAGER FOR ENROUTE
SYSTEMS.
PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR AUTOMATION PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR AUTOMATION.
PROGRAM DIR FOR COMMUNICATIONS PROG DIR FOR COMMUNICATIONS &
& AIRCRAFT ACQUISITION. AIRCRAFT ACQ.
PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR NAVIGATION PROGRAM DIR FOR NAVIGATION &
& LANDING AIDS. LANDING AIDS.
PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR PROG DIRECTOR FOR SURVEILLANCE.
SURVEILLANCE.
PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR WEATHER & PROGRAM DIR FOR WEATHER & FLIGHT
FLIGHT SERVICE SYSTEMS. SERVICE SYST.
OFFICE ACQUISITION POLICY & DIR, OFC OF ACQUISITION POL &
OVERSIGHT. OVERSIGHT.
ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR ASSOC ADMIN FOR AVIATION SAFETY.
AVIATION SAFETY. DEP ASSOC ADMIN FOR AVIATION
SAFETY.
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.
ASSOC ADMR FOR ADMIN........... DIRECTOR OFFICE OF FISCAL SERVICES.
DIRECTOR OFFICE OF CONTRACTS AND
PROCUREMENT.
ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR ASSOC ADMR FOR SAFETY & SYSTEM
SAFETY & SYSTEM APP. APPLICATIONS.
OFFICE OF HIGHWAY SAFETY....... DIR, OFFICE OF HIGHWAY SAFETY.
OFFICE OF MOTOR CARRIER DIR, OFFICE OF MOTOR CARRIER
STANDARDS. STANDARDS.
OFFICE OF MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY DIR, OFC OF MOTOR CARRIER S/F
FIELD OPERATIONS. OPERATIONS.
OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENT & CHIEF ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATIONS
PLANNING. DIVISION.
OFFICE OF RIGHT OF WAY......... DIR OFC OF RIGHT OF WAY.
CHIEF, OPERATIONS DIVISION.
NATL CENTER FOR STATISTICS AND CHF, ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION DIV.
ANALYSIS.
ASSOC ADMR FOR ENFORCEMENT..... ASSOC. ADMINISTRATOR FOR
ENFORCEMENT.
OFC OF DEFECTS INVESTIGATION... DIR-OFC OF DEFECTS INVESTIGATION.
OFC OF VEHICLE SAFETY COMP..... DIR-OFC OF VEHICLE SAFETY
COMPLIANCE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF... CHIEF, PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY:
DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY DIR OFC OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
(INTL MONETARY POLICY). OPERATIONS.
FISCAL ASSISTANT SECRETARY..... FISCAL ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
ASSISTANT FISCAL ASSISTANT
SECRETARY.
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SERVICE... COMMR OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
SERVICE.
DEP COM FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
SERVICE.
DIR, REGIONAL FINANCIAL CENTER
(CHICAGO).
DIRECTOR, REGL FIN CTR
(PHILADELPHIA).
DIRECTOR, REGL FIN CTR (SAN
FRANCISCO).
DIRECTOR, REGL FIN CTR (AUSTIN).
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, OPERATIONS GROUP.
COMPTROLLER.
DIRECTOR, SYSTEMS SERVICES
DIRECTORATE.
ASST COMMISSIONER, INFORMATION
RESOURCES.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER, FEDERAL
FINANCE.
DIRECTOR OPERATIONS GROUP.
DIRECTOR CASH MANAGEMENT
DIRECTORATE.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER, REGIONAL
OPERATIONS.
ASST COMR, MANAGEMENT (CHIEF FIN
OFCR).
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER, AGENCY
SERVICES.
DIR, SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
DIRECTORATE.
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DIR, FIN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
DIRECTORATE.
DIR, TECHNOLOGY & INFORMATION
GROUP.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER, FINANCIAL
INFORMATION.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER (AGENCY
SERVICES).
DIR, FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & SYST
DIRECTORATE.
ASSOCIATE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER FOR
RE-ENGINEER.
BUREAU OF THE PUBLIC DEBT...... COMMISSIONER.
DEP COMMR OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.
ASST COMMISSIONER (SAVINGS BOND
OPERATIONS).
ASST COMMR (FINANCING).
ASST COMMR (ADMINISTRATION).
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES ACT PROGRAM
DIRECTOR.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES POLICY
ADVISOR.
ASST COMMR/SECURITIES & ACCOUNTING
SERVICES.
ASST COMMISSIONER (AUTOMATED INFO
SYSTEMS).
ASST COMMISSIONER (PUBLIC DEBT
ACCOUNTING).
ASSISTANT SECRETARY (ECONOMIC ASST DIR FOR ECONOMIC FORECASTING.
POLICY). SR ECONOMIST.
OFC OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL... DEP ASST INSP GEN FOR AUDIT (AUDIT
PROG SERV).
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GEN FOR AUDIT
(AUDIT OPS).
AIG FOR POLICY, PLANNING &
RESOURCES.
ASST INSP GEN FOR OVERSIGHT &
QUALITY ASSUR.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR AUDIT.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY (TAX DIR (ECONOMIC MOD & COMPUTER
POLICY). APPLICATIONS).
ASSISTANT SECRETARY DIR, MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
(MANAGEMENT). DIRECTORATE.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY DIR FIN CRIMES ENFORCEMENT NETWORK.
(ENFORCEMENT).
DEP DIR, FINANCIAL CRIMES
ENFORCEMENT NETWORK.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF LAW
ENFORCEMENT.
BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, AND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR INTERNAL
FIREARMS. AFFAIRS.
ASST DIR, CONGRESSIONAL AND MEDIA
AFFAIRS.
ASST DIR (INTERNAL AFFAIRS).
DIRECTOR, LABORATORY SERVICES.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR.
OFFICE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT...... ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR (LAW
ENFORCEMENT).
CHIEF, SPEC OPERATIONS DIVISION.
CHIEF, PLANNING & ANALYSIS STAFF.
CHIEF, INTELLIGENCE DIVISION.
CHIEF, EXPLOSIVES DIVISION.
DEPUTY ASSOC DIR (LAW ENFORCEMENT).
CHIEF, FIREARMS DIVISION.
FIELD OPERATIONS............... SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE (NY
DISTRICT OFFICE).
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE (LA
DISTRICT OFFICE).
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE (MIAMI
DISTRICT OFC).
SPEC AGENT IN CHARGE (WASHINGTON
DIST OFFICE).
SPECIAL AGENT-IN-CHARGE (NEW YORK
FIELD DIV).
OFFICE OF COMPLIANCE OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR (COMPLIANCE
OPERATIONS).
DEP. ASSOCIATE DIR. (COMPLIANCE
OPERATIONS).
CHIEF, REVENUE PROGRAMS DIVISION.
CHIEF, INDUSTRY COMPLIANCE
DIVISION.
FIELD OPERATIONS............... REGIONAL DIRECTOR (NORTH ATLANTIC
REGION).
CHIEF COUNSEL.................. ASSISTANT CHIEF COUNSEL (CHICAGO).
ASSISTANT CHIEF COUNSEL (NEW YORK).
STAFF ASSISTANT TO THE CHIEF
COUNSEL.
US CUSTOMS SERVICE............. REGL COMMR REG 2 NY.
REG COMMR, REG 1, BOSTON.
ASST REGN COMMR OPERATIONS REG II
NEW YORK.
ASST COMMISSIONER FOR INTERNAL
AFFAIRS.
REGL COMMR. REG 4, MIAMI.
REG COMMR, REG V. NEW ORLEANS.
REGIONAL COMMISSIONER, CHICAGO.
ASST REGIONAL COMMR (OPERATIONS).
ASST REGL COMMR (OPERATIONS).
ASST REGL COMMR (OPERATIONS).
ASST REGIONAL COMMR (OPERATIONS).
DEPUTY ASST COMR (INTERNATIONAL
AFFAIRS.
ASST COMMISSIONER (OFC OF INFO
MGMT).
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, MIAMI.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, LAREDO.
AREA DIR, NEWARK.
ASST COMR (INSPECTION & CONTROL).
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COMPTROLLER.
DEPUTY ASST COMMR (INSPECTION &
CONTROL).
AREA DIRECTOR, JFK AIRPORT.
AREA DIRECTOR, NEW YORK SEAPORT.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
(MANAGEMENT).
DIRECTOR, OFC OF AUTOMATED SYSTEMS
OPERATIONS.
DIR BUDGET AND PLANNING.
EXEC DIR THE INTERDICTION
COMMITTEE.
REGIONAL COMMISSIONER.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER, OFFICE OF
MANAGEMENT.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, LOS ANGELES.
SENIOR ADV FOR AUTO COMM SYS SELECT
PROJECTS.
DEP ASSOC COMR FOR ORGANL
EFFECTIVENESS.
DIR OFC OF HUMAN RESOURCES.
ASST COMMISSIONER, STRATEGIC TRADE.
DIRECTOR, OFC OF AUTOMATED
COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS.
OFFICE OF REGULATIONS & RULINGS ASST COMMISSIONER, REGULATIONS &
RULINGS.
OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS....... DEPUTY ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
(ENFORCEMENT).
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE, MIAMI.
DIR, OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIVE
PROGRAMS.
DIR, OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE--NEW YORK.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE.
DIR OFC OF DOMESTIC OPERATIONS.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE (NEW
ORLEANS)
DIRECTOR OFC OF FOREIGN OPERATIONS.
ASST COMMISSIONER, INVESTIGATIONS.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE.
DEP ASST COMR, OFC OF A & M
INTERDICTION.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE (HOUSTON).
SPECIAL AGENT-IN-CHARGE (SAN
DIEGO).
SPECIAL AGENT-IN-CHARGE (CHICAGO).
SPECIAL AGENT-IN-CHARGE-DALLAS.
ORGANIZATION ABOLISHED......... SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE (NEWARK).
OFFICE OF FIELD OPERATIONS..... DEPUTY ASST COMM OFC OF REGUL &
RULINGS.
DIR, INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMPLIANCE
DIVISION.
DIR OFC OF REGULATORY AUDIT.
ASST COMMISSIONER, FIELD
OPERATIONS.
DIR, OFFICE OF TECHNICAL SERVICES.
DEP ASST COMM (OFC OF TRADE
OPERATIONS).
DEP ASST COMMISSIONER COMMERCIAL
OPERATIONS.
DEP DIR, OFC OF REGULATORY AUDIT.
DIR, COMMERCIAL RULINGS DIVISION.
OFFICE OF FINANCE.............. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER, FINANCE.
OFFICE OF INFORMATION & ASST COMMISSIONER, INFOR &
TECHNICAL SERVICES. TECHNICAL SERVICES.
OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCES ASST COMMISSIONER, HUMAN RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT. MGMT.
OFFICE OF STRATEGIC TRADE...... ASST REGL COMMR (OPERATIONS).
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF COUNSEL.... ASST CHIEF COUNSEL (CUSTOMS COURT
LITIGAT).
MIAMI REGL COUNSEL.
CHICAGO REGL COUNSEL.
NEW YORK REGL COUNSEL.
ASSOCIATE CHIEF COUNSEL
ENFORCEMENT.
ASSOC CHIEF COUNSEL (TRADE TARIFF &
LEG).
REGIONAL COUNSEL (SOUTHWEST
REGION).
REGIONAL COUNSEL (PACIFIC REGION).
US SECRET SERVICE.............. DIRECTOR OF THE SECRET SERVICE.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR U.S. SECRET
SERVICE.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, ADMINISTRATION.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR INSPECTION.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR--TRAINING.
ASST DIRECTOR--GOVT LIAISON AND
PUBLIC AFF.
DEP ASST DIR (SPEC AGENT TRNG), OFC
OF TRNG.
DAD--ADMINISTRATION.
DAD (UNIFORMED FORCES, F & E DEV),
OFC TRNG.
EXEC DIR FOR WORKFORCE PLANN &
DIVERSITY MGNT.
SPECIAL ASST TO THE DIRECTOR.
DEPUTY ASST DIRECTOR OFFICE OF
INSPECTION.
OFFICE OF PROTECTIVE OPERATIONS ASST DIR (PROTECTIVE OPERATIONS).
DEP ASST DIR (PROTECTIVE
OPERATIONS).
SPEC AGENT IN CHARGE-PRESIDENTIAL
PROTECTIVE.
SPEC AGENT IN CHARGE-VP PROTECT
DIV.
SPEC AGENT IN CHARGE DIGNITARY
PROTECTIVE DIV.
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DEPUTY SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE PRES
PROT DIV.
DEPUTY SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE--VP
PROT DIV.
OFFICE OF PROTECTIVE RESEARCH.. ASST DIR (PROTECTIVE RESEARCH).
DEP. ASST. DIR. (PROTECTIVE
RESEARCH).
SPEC AGENT IN CHARGE-TECH SEC DIV.
SPEC AGENT IN CHARGE-INTELLIGENCE
DIV.
DEP SPEC AGENT IN CHARGE,
INTELLIGENCE DIV.
CHF, INFO RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
DIVISION.
OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS....... ASST DIRECTOR, INVESTIGATIONS.
DEPUTY ASST DIR INVESTIGATIONS.
DEP ASST DIR INVESTIGATIONS.
FIELD OPERATIONS............... SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE, NEW YORK
OFFICE.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE, CHICAGO.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE, LOS
ANGELES OFFICE.
SPEC AGENT IN CHARGE-WASHINGTON
FIELD OFFICE.
SPEC AGENT IN CHARGE-PHILADELPHIA
FIELD OFFIC.
DEPUTY SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE, NEW
YORK.
SPC AGENT IN CHARGE SAN FRANCISCO
OFFICE.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE, DETROIT.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE, DALLAS
FIELD OFFICE.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE--HOUSTON
FIELD OFC.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE--MIAMI
FIELD OFFICE.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE--BOSTON
FIELD OFFICE.
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE--ATLANTA
FIELD OFFICE.
US MINT........................ ASSOC DIRECTOR, CHIEF OPERATING
OFFICER.
DEP ASSOC DIR FOR FINANCE & DEP
CHIEF FIN OFC.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR MARKETING.
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR MARKETING.
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE....... REGL DIR OF APPEALS-CENTRAL REGION.
REG DIR OF APPEALS, MID-ATLANTIC
REGION.
REG DIR OF APPEALS-SOUTHWEST REG.
REGIONAL DIR OF APPEALS NORTH
ATLANTIC REGION.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF APPEALS-
WESTERN REGION.
ASST TO THE COMMISSIONER (EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY).
CHIEF APPEALS OFFICE NEW YORK CITY.
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF APPEALS.
TAXPAYER OMBUDSMAN.
CHIEF, APPEALS OFFICE, LONG ISLAND.
REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF APPEALS.
NATIONAL DIRECTOR OF APPEALS.
CHIEF COMPLIANCE.
DISTRICT OFFICE TRANSITION SITE
EXECUTIVE.
COMPUTING CET TRANSITION SITE
EXECUTIVE.
DEPUTY NATIONAL DIR OF APPEALS.
SUBMISSION PROCESSING TRANSITION
SITE EXEC.
CUSTOMER SERVICE TRANSITION SITE
EXECUTIVE.
ASST TO THE SENIOR DEP
COMMISSIONER.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF BUSINESS
TRANSITION.
NORTH ATLANTIC REGION.......... REG COMMR.
ASST REG COMMR (EXAM) NORTH
ATLANTIC REG.
ARC (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION).
ARC (RESOURCES MGMT).
ARC (COLLECTION) NORTH ATLANTIC
REGION.
ASSISTANT REGIONAL COMMISSIONER
(DATA PROC).
SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR, ANDOVER,
MASS.
SRVC CTR DIR, BROOKHAVEN.
DISTRICT DIR, MANHATTAN.
DISTRICT DIR, BROOKLYN.
DISTRICT DIR, BOSTON.
DISTRICT DIR, ALBANY.
DIST DIR (HARTFORD).
DISTRICT DIR, BUFFALO.
ASST DIST DIR, BROOKLYN.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR
MANHATTAN.
ASST DISTRICT DIR, BOSTON.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR PROVIDENCE.
DIST DIR, AUGUSTA.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, PORTSMOUTH.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, BURLINGTON.
DIRECTOR OF SUPPORT SERVICES.
CHIEF COMPLIANCE.
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MID-ATLANTIC REGION............ REG COMMISSIONER.
ARC (EXAMINATION) MID-ATLANTIC.
ARC (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION) MID
ATLANTIC REG.
ASST REG COMMR (COLLECTION).
ASSISTANT REGIONAL COMMISSIONER
(DATA PROC).
SERVICE CENTER DIR, PHILADELPHIA.
DISTRICT DIR, NEWARK.
DISTRICT DIR, PITTSBURGH.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR RICHMOND
DISTRICT.
ASST DISTRICT DIR, PHILADELPHIA.
ASST DISTRICT DIRECTOR (NEWARK).
ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR--
BALTIMORE, MD.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, WILMINGTON.
DISTRICT DIR, BALTIMORE.
ASST SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR.
CHIEF COMPLIANCE.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
ASSIST REG'L COMMISSIONER
(RESOURCES MGMT).
DIR OF SUPPORT SERVICES.
SOUTHEAST REGION............... REG COMMR.
ARC (EXAMINATION) SOUTHEAST REGION
ASST REG COMMISSIONER-CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATION.
ASST REG'L COMMR (RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT).
ASST REG (COLLECTION) SE REG
ATLANTA.
ASSISTANT REGIONAL COMMISSIONER
(DATA PROC).
SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR, MEMPHIS.
SRVC CTR DIR, ATLANTA.
DISTRICT DIR, JACKSONVILLE.
DISTRICT DIR, ATLANTA.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR GREENSBORO.
DISTRICT DIR, NASHVILLE.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR BIRMINGHAM.
DISTRICT DIR, NEW ORLEANS.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, COLUMBIA.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR LITTLE ROCK
DISTRICT.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, JACKSON, MISS.
ASST DISTRICT DIRECTOR,
JACKSONVILLE.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR,
ATLANTA.
DIR OF SUPPORT SERVICES.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
ASSISTANT SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR.
CENTRAL REGION................. REGIONAL COMMR, CENTRAL.
ARC (EXAMINATION) CENTRAL REGION.
ASST REGL COMR (CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATION).
ASST REG COMM (RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT).
ASSISTANT REGIONAL COMMISSIONER
(COLLECTION).
ASST REGL COMMISSIONER (DATA
PROCESSING).
DIR SERVICE CTR CINCINNATI.
DISTRICT DIR (CLEVELAND).
DISTRICT DIRECTOR DETROIT.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR (PARKERSBURG).
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, INDIANAPOLIS.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, LOUISVILLE.
DISTRICT DIR, CINCINNATI.
ASST SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR OF SUPPORT SERVICES.
CHIEF COMPLIANCE.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR
DETROIT.
MIDWEST REGION................. REGIONAL COMMR, MIDWEST REGION.
ASST REG COMMR (RESOURCES MGMT).
ARC (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION)
MIDWEST REGION.
ASSISTANT REGIONAL COMMISSIONER
(DATA PROC).
ARC (EXAMINATION), MIDWEST REGION.
ARC (COLLECTION) MIDWEST REGION.
SRVC CTR DIR, KANSAS CITY.
DISTRICT DIR, CHICAGO.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR ST LOUIS.
DISTRICT DIR, ST PAUL.
DISTRICT DIR, OMAHA.
DISTRICT DIR, SPRINGFIELD.
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DISTRICT DIR, MILWAUKEE.
ASST DISTRICT DIR, CHICAGO.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, FARGO.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, ABERDEEN.
DIR OF SUPPORT SERVICES.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, HELENA.
CHIEF COMPLIANCE DEPT OF THE TREAS.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
ASSISTANT SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR.
SOUTHWEST REGION............... REGIONAL COMMISSIONER.
ASST REGL COMMR (EXAMINATION).
ARC (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION) S W
REGION.
ARC (RESOURCES MGMT).
ASSISTANT REGIONAL COMMISSIONER
(COLLECTION).
ASSISTANT REGIONAL COMMISSIONER
(DATA PROC).
SERVICE CENTER DIR, OGDEN.
SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR, AUSTIN.
DISTRICT DIR, AUSTIN.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, DALLAS.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, WICHITA.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, OKLAHOMA CITY.
DISTRICT DIR, PHOENIX.
DISTRICT DIR, DENVER.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR,
DALLAS.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, ALBUQUERQUE.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, CHEYENNE.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, SALT LAKE CITY.
COMPLIANCE CENTER DIRECTOR.
ASSISTANT SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR.
DIRECTOR OF SUPPORT SERVICES.
CHIEF COMPLIANCE.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR,
HOUSTON.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, HOUSTON.
WESTERN REGION................. REG COMMR.
ARC (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION).
ASSISTANT REGIONAL COMMISSIONER
(DATA PROC).
ASST REGIONAL COMMISSIONER
(EXAMINATION).
ASST REGL COMMR (COLLECTION).
ASST REGL COMMR/(RESOURCES
MANAGEMENT).
SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR, FRESNO.
DISTRICT DIR, LOS ANGELES.
DISTRICT DIR, SAN FRANCISCO.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, PORTLAND
DISTRICT.
DISTRICT DIR, SEATTLE.
ASST DISTRICT DIR, LOS ANGELES.
ASST DIST DIR, SAN FRANCISCO.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, HONOLULU.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, ANCHORAGE.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, BOISE.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR (SACRAMENTO).
DISTRICT DIRECTOR (LAS VEGAS).
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, SAN JOSE.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR, LAGUNA
NIGUEL.
ASST SERVICE CENTER DIRECTOR.
CHIEF COMPLIANCE.
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, LAGUNA NIGUEL.
DIR OF SUPPORT SERVICES.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT DIRECTOR.
CHIEF COMPLIANCE OFFICER....... ASST COMR (EMPLOYEE P & E
ORGANIZATIONS).
SPECIAL ASST FOR EXEMPT
ORGANIZATION MATTERS.
ASST COMMISSIONER (TAXPAYER
SERVICE).
MODERNIZATION EXECUTIVE.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
(EXAMINATION).
ASST COMMR (CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATION).
DIR EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS TECHNICAL
DIVISION.
D/EMPLOYEE PLANS TECH & ACTUARIAL
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, STATISTICS OF INCOME
DIVISION.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
(EXAMINATION).
DEP ASST COMMR (CRIMINAL
INVESTIGATION).
DIRECTOR, INPUT PROCESSING
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS.
ASST/DIR EMPLOYEE PLANS TECHN &
ACTURIAL DIV.
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OPERATIONS DEP ASST COMR (RETURNS
PROCESSING).
DIRECTOR, COORDINATED EXAMINATION
PROGRAM.
DIR OF INVESTIGATIONS.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF NATIONAL
OPERATIONS.
ASSISTANT DIR, TAXPAYER SERVICE
DIVISION.
D/A COMR (EMPLOYEE PLANS & EXEMPT
ORGS).
DIRECTOR, CASE PROCESSING DIVISION.
COMPLIANCE 2000 EXECUTIVE.
BUSINESS INTEGRATION DAC (RETURNS
PROCESSING).
CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER.
ASST COMMISSIONER (RETURNS
PROCESSING).
DIR TAXPAYER SERVICE DIVISION.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
(COLLECTION).
NATL DIRECTOR CORPORATE
EXAMINATIONS.
EXEC DIR, ENSUING COMPLIANCE CORE
BUSIN SYST.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
(INTERNATIONAL).
NATIONAL DIRECTOR, COMPLIANCE
SPECIALIZATION.
NATIONAL DIRECTOR SPECIALTY TAXES.
CHIEF COMPLIANCE OFFICER.
SPEC ASST TO THE ASST COMR
(CRIMINAL INVEST).
DIR INFORMATION REPORTING PROGRAM.
NATIONAL DIR, RES & STATISTICAL
ANALYSIS.
DEP ASST COMR (TAXPAYER SERVICES).
DEPUTY ASST COMMISSIONER
(INTERNATIONAL).
DIRECTOR, FED STATE RELATIONS
DIVISION.
CHIEF, TAXPAYER SERVICES....... EXECUTIVE FOR ELECTRONIC FILING
STRATEGY.
DEP ASST COMMR (COLLECTION).
NATL DIR, SUBMISSION PROCESSING
DIVISION.
EXECUTIVE OFCR FOR SERVICE CENTER
OPERATIONS.
CHIEF TAXPAYER SERVICES.
DIR, TAXPAYER SERVICES DESIGN &
REVIEW DIV.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER........ CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
CONTROLLER NATIONAL DIR FOR
FINANCIAL MGMT.
NATIONAL DIRECTOR FOR BUDGET.
DEPUTY ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
(PROCUREMENT).
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE EXECUTIVE
OFFICER.
DIR TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
DIVISION.
DIR, FACILITIES & INFO MGMT SUPPORT
DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, RESEARCH DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, SUPPORT & SERVICES
DIVISION.
SPEC ASST TO DEP COMR (P & R)/CHF
FIN OFFICER.
PROJECT DIR ADMIN SERVICES CTR
PROJECT OFC.
A/C (PLANNING & RESEARCH).
DIR, SUPPORT & SERVICES DIVISION.
DEP ASST COMMISSIONER (PLANNING &
RESEARCH).
DIRECTOR, HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION.
ASST COMMISSIONER (FINANCE)/
CONTROLLER.
DEP ASST COMMISSIONER (HUMAN RES &
SUPPORT).
NATIONAL DIRECTOR FOR SYSTEMS &
ACCOUNT STDS.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER (HUMAN RES &
SUPPORT).
ASST COMR (PROCUREMENT).
CHIEF, MANAGEMENT & DEAN SCHOOL OF INFORMATION
ADMINISTRATION. TECHNOLOGY.
DEAN SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT.
NATIONAL DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION.
DIR RESOURCING BUSINESS SYSTEM &
INTEGRATION.
CHIEF MANAGEMENT AND
ADMINISTRATION.
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER...... DIR MARTINSBURG COMPUTING CENTER.
DIR, IRS DATA CENTER DETROIT.
DIRECTOR, SYSTEMS DESIGN DIVISION.
DIRECTOR SYSTEMS ACQUISITION
DIVISION.
DIR INPUT SYSTEMS DIVISION.
DEP ASST COMMISSIONER (INFO SYSTEMS
MGMT).
DIR PROJECT MGNT DIVISION.
DIR SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT & OPER
SERVICES DIV.
ASST COMMISSIONER (INFORMATION
SYSTEMS DEV).
PRIVACY ADVOCATE.
DIR TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
DIR CASE SYSTEMS DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
DIVISION.
DEP ASST CHF INFO OFFICER INFO
SYSTEM DEV.
ASST DIR DETROIT COMPUTING CTR.
NATL DIR NETWORK & SYSTEMS
MANAGEMENT.
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DIR TELECOMMUNICATIONS DIVISION.
DIR OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, QUALITY ASSURANCE
DIVISION.
DEAN SCHOOL OF TAXATION.
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER.
DIRECTOR, CORPORATE SYSTEMS
DIVISION.
ASST COMMISSIONER (INFORMATION
SYSTEMS MGMT).
CHIEF, STRATEGIC PLANNING & DIRECTOR, TAX FORMS & PUBLICATIONS
COMMUNICATIONS. DIVISION.
DIRECTOR, LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS
DIVISION.
NATL DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC PLANNING
DIVISION.
NATIONAL DIRECTOR OF QUALITY.
DIRECTOR, EXTERNAL LIAISON
DIVISION.
CHIEF STRATEGIC PLANNING &
COMMUNICATIONS.
CHIEF, HEADQUARTERS OPERATIONS. CHIEF HEADQUARTERS OPERATIONS.
CHIEF INSPECTOR................ CHIEF INSPECTOR.
DEP CHIEF INSPECTOR.
ASSISTANT CHIEF INSPECTOR (INT
AUDIT).
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR INTERNAL AUDIT
DIVISION.
ASST CHIEF INSPECTOR (INTERNAL
SECURITY).
ASST DIR, INTERNAL SECURITY
DIVISION.
REGIONAL INSPECTOR, MIDWEST REG.
REGIONAL INSPECTOR, NORTH ATLANTIC.
REGIONAL INSPECTOR, WESTERN REGION.
REGIONAL INSPECTOR, SOUTHWEST REG.
REGIONAL INSPECTOR, MID-ATLANTIC
REG.
REGIONAL INSPECTOR, CENTRAL.
REGIONAL INSPECTOR SOUTHEAST.
CHIEF COUNSEL.................. ASST CHIEF COUNSEL (GENERAL
LITIGATION).
ASST CHIEF COUNSEL (CRIMINAL TAX).
ASST CHIEF COUNSEL (GENERAL LEGAL
SERVICES).
ASST CHIEF COUNSEL (DISCLOSURE
LITIGATION).
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(INTERNATIONAL).
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(CORPORATE).
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ACCOUNTING).
DEP ASST CHF COUN (PASSTHROUGHS/
SPEC INDUST).
ASST TO THE ASSOC CHF COUN (FIN &
MGMT).
ASST CHIEF COUNSEL (FIELD SERVICE).
ASST CHF COUN (PASSTHROUGHS/SPEC
INDUSTRIES).
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(CORPORATE).
DEP ASSOC CHIEF COUNSEL (FIN &
MANAGEMENT).
SPECIAL APPELLATE COUNSEL.
DEP ASST CHIEF COUNSEL (FIELD
SERVICE).
DEP ASST CHIEF COUN (FINANCIAL INST
& PROD).
DEP ASSOC CHF COUN (ENFORCEMENT
LITIGATION).
DEP ASSOC CHIEF COUNSEL
INTERNATIONAL.
ASST CHF COUN (FIN INSTITUTIONS &
PRODUCTS).
DEP ASST CHIEF COUN (INCOME TAX &
ACCOUNTING).
DEP ASSOC CHIEF COUNSEL (EBED).
DEP ASST CHF COUN (INCOME TAX &
ACCOUNTING).
ASST CHIEF COUNSEL (INCOME TAX &
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ASSOC CHIEF COUNSEL (ENFORCEMENT
LITIGATION).
ASSOC CHIEF COUNSEL EMP BENEFITS
EXEMPT ORG.
SPECIAL COUNSEL (LARGE CASE).
SPECIAL LITIGATION COUNSEL.
DEPUTY CHIEF COUNSEL.
DEP ASSOC CHIEF COUNSEL (DOMESTIC)
(TECHNICAL).
ASSOCIATE CHIEF COUNSEL
(INTERNATIONAL).
ASSOC CHF COUNSEL (FINANCE &
MANAGEMENT).
DEP ASSOC CHIEF COUN (DOMESTIC)
(FIELD SERV).
ASSOC CHIEF COUNSEL (DOMESTIC).
REGIONAL COUNSELS.............. REGL COUNSEL, CENTRAL REG.
REGIONAL COUNSEL, MID-ATLANTIC
REGION.
REGL COUNSEL MIDWEST REGION.
REGL COUNSEL, NORTH ATLANTIC
REGION.
DEP REGL COUN (TAX LITIGAT) NO-
ATLANTIC REG.
DEPUTY REGIONAL COUNSEL (GENERAL
LITIGATION).
REGIONAL COUNSEL SE REGION.
REGL COUNSEL SOUTHWEST REGION.
REGIONAL COUNSEL.
DISTRICT COUNSEL--BOSTON.
DISTRICT COUNSEL--LOS ANGELES.
DISTRICT COUNSEL CINCINNATI.
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DISTRICT COUNSEL--PHILADELPHIA.
DISTRICT COUNSEL--NEWARK.
DISTRICT COUNSEL--CHICAGO.
DISTRICT COUNSEL--MANHATTAN.
DISTRICT COUNSEL--DALLAS.
DISTRICT COUNSEL--SAN FRANCISCO.
DEP REGIONAL COUNSEL (TAX
LITIGATION).
DEP REGIONAL COUNSEL (TAX
LITIGATION).
DISTRICT COUNSEL.
DISTRICT COUNSEL.
DEPUTY REGIONAL COUNSEL (TAX
LITIGATION).
DISTRICT COUNSEL, WASHINGTON, DC.
DEPUTY REGIONAL COUNSEL (TAX
LITIGATION).
DISTRICT COUNSEL, BROOKLYN, NEW
YORK.
DISTRICT COUNSEL, HOUSTON, TEXAS.
DISTRICT COUNSEL, DENVER.
U.S. ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT
AGENCY:
INTELLIGENCE, VERIFICATION & CHIEF, VERIFICATION DIVISION.
INFORMATION SUPPORT BUREAU.
OFC OF ADMINISTRATION.......... DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION.
STRATEGIC AND EURASIAN AFFAIRS CHF, THEATER & STRATEGIC DEFENSES
BUREAU. DIVISION.
CHIEF, DEFENSE CONVERSION DIVISION.
CHIEF, STRATEGIC TRANSITION
DIVISION.
CHF, STRATEGIC NEG & IMPLEMENTATION
DIVISION.
NON-PROLIFERATION AND REGIONAL CHIEF SCIENTIST.
ARMS CONTROL BUREAU. CHF, INTERNATIONAL NUCLEAR AFFAIRS
DIVISIONS.
MULTILATERAL AFFAIRS BUREAU.... CHIEF SCI & TECHNOLOGICAL DIVISION.
UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY:
OFC OF THE DIRECTOR............ ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITS.
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INSPECTIONS.
BUREAU OF MANAGEMENT........... DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF PERSONNEL.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER.
DIR OFF SECURITY.
DIR OFC OF CONTRACTS.
DEP DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF
ADMINISTRATION.
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY.
BUREAU OF BROADCASTING......... DIR ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL
OPERATIONS
DEPUTY OF SYSTEMS ENGINEERING.
DEPUTY FOR PROJECTS MANAGEMENT.
DEPUTY FOR OPERATIONS.
OFC OF THE GEN COUNSEL......... DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL.
U.S. INTERNATIONAL TRADE
COMMISSION:
OFFICE OF INDUSTRIES........... DIR, OFC OF INDUSTRIES.
OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS....... DIR, OFC OF INVESTIGATIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS:
OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL DEP INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITING.
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INVESTIGATIONS.
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RESOURCES.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
INVESTIGATIONS.
COUNSELOR TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL.
ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
HEALTHCARE INSPECT.
DIRECTOR FOR NATIONAL AUDITS.
DEP ASST INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR
AUDITING.
BOARD OF VETERANS APPEALS...... VICE CHAIRMAN.
DEPUTY VICE CHAIRMAN.
OFFICE OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT. DEP ASST SECY FOR FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT.
ASSOC DEP ASST SECY FOR FINANCIAL
OPERATIONS.
ASSOC DEP ASST SECY FOR ADP
SYSTEMS.
DIR, AUSTIN FINANCE CENTER, AUSTIN,
TX.
OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES DIR, VA AUTOMATION CTR, AUSTIN, TX.
MANAGEMENT. ASSOC DEP ASST SECY FOR
TELECOMMUNICATIONS.
ASSOC DAS FOR INFO RES PLANS &
TECHNOLOGY.
ASSOC DEP ASST SECY FOR INFO RES
MANAGEMENT.
OFFICE OF HUMAN RESOURCES ASSOC DEP ASST SECY FOR HUMAN RES
MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT.
ASSOC DEP ASST SECY FOR HUMAN RES
MANAGEMENT.
OFC OF THE ASST SECRETARY FOR DIR CANTEEN SERVICE.
ACQUISITION AND FACILITIES.
OFFICE OF ACQUISITION AND DEP ASST SEC FOR ACQUISITION &
MATERIEL MANAGEMENT. MATERIEL MGMT.
ASSOC DEP ASSISTANT SECY FOR
ACQUISITIONS.
ASSOCIATE DEP ASST SECY FOR DEPOTS.
ASSOC DEP ASST SECY FOR RESOURCES.
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ASSOCIATE DEPUTY ASST SECRETARY FOR
MATERIEL.
ASSOC DAS FOR VA NATL ACQ CENTER
HINES, IL.
OFFICE OF SECURITY AND LAW DEP ASST SECY FOR SECURITY & LAW
ENFORCEMENT. ENFORCEMENT.
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ADMINISTRATION. DEP DIR COMPENSATION & PENSION
SERVICE.
DEP DIR LOAN GUARANTY SVC.
DIR INFO MANAGEMENT & TECH
ASSESSMENT SERVICE.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION. NORTHEASTERN AREA PROJECT MANAGER.
SOUTHERN AREA PROJECT MANAGER.
CENTRAL AREA PROJECT MANAGER.
WESTERN AREA PROJECT MANAGER.
DEP DIR, MENTAL H & B SCIENCES
SERVICE.
DIRECTOR, BUDGET OFFICE.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, BUDGET OFFICE.
DIR, OFFICE OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT.
DIRECTOR OFC OF ARCHITECTURE &
ENGINEERING.
DIR, OFFICE OF REAL PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT.
DIR OFFICE OF MEDICAL SHARING.
DIR, MEDICAL CARE COST RECOVERY
OFFICE.
DIR EMERGENCY MEDICAL PREPAREDNESS
OFFICE.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL
PREP OFC.
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER.
DIRECTOR, WESTERN AREA OFFICE.
DIRECTOR, EASTERN AREA OFFICE.
DIRECTOR, FACILITIES QUALITY
OFFICE.
DIR CONSULTING SUPPORT OFFICE.
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[FR Doc. 95-3636 Filed 2-15-95; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 6325-01-M
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PNSHOU
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX
830 PM CDT SUN SEP 9 2001
...SOME YEAR-TO-DATE RAINFALL STATISTICS COMPARING 2001 TO 2000...
WITH THE FIRST COLD FRONT OF THE FALL SEASON ON THE DOORSTEP OF
SOUTHEAST TEXAS...SOME INTERESTING PRECIPITATION STATISTICS HAVE
BEEN COMPILED. WITH THE HELP OF TROPICAL STORM ALLISON IN JUNE AND A
FEW OTHER HEAVY RAIN EVENTS DURING THE YEAR...SOUTHEAST TEXAS HAS
BEEN MUCH WETTER SO FAR THIS YEAR THAN DURING THE SAME PERIOD LAST
YEAR. HERE ARE SOME NUMBERS TO PONDER.
AT HOUSTON'S INTERCONTINENTAL AIRPORT (IAH)...
THE RAINFALL TOTAL SO FAR THIS YEAR (THROUGH SEPTEMBER 9) HAS BEEN
50.19 INCHES. DURING THE SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR...THE RAINFALL TOTAL
WAS ONLY 29.85 INCHES. THE NORMAL RAINFALL YEAR TO DATE IS 31.05
INCHES. SO LAST YEAR...IAH WAS RUNNING 1.20 INCHES BELOW NORMAL.
THIS YEAR...IAH IS RUNNING 19.14 INCHES ABOVE NORMAL. IAH HAS
ALREADY EXCEEDED ITS NORMAL RAINFALL TOTAL FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR
(46.07 INCHES). TO MAKE THE TOP TEN LIST OF THE WETTEST YEARS ON
RECORD...IAH WILL NEED TO REACH 61.99 INCHES...OR 11.80 MORE INCHES
BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR.
AT GALVESTON'S SCHOLES FIELD (GLS)...
THE RAINFALL TOTAL SO FAR THIS YEAR (THROUGH SEPTEMBER 9) HAS BEEN
45.34 INCHES. DURING THE SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR...THE RAINFALL TOTAL
WAS ONLY 16.29 INCHES. THE NORMAL RAINFALL YEAR TO DATE IS 28.48
INCHES. SO LAST YEAR...GLS WAS RUNNING 12.19 INCHES BELOW NORMAL.
THIS YEAR...GLS IS RUNNING 16.86 INCHES ABOVE NORMAL. GLS HAS
ALREADY EXCEEDED ITS NORMAL RAINFALL TOTAL FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR
(42.28 INCHES). TO MAKE THE TOP TEN LIST OF THE WETTEST YEARS ON
RECORD...GLS WILL NEED TO REACH 62.56 INCHES...OR 17.22 MORE INCHES
BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR.
AT COLLEGE STATION'S EASTERWOOD FILED (CLL)...
THE RAINFALL TOTAL SO FAR THIS YEAR (THROUGH SEPTEMBER 9) HAS BEEN
35.22 INCHES. DURING THE SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR...THE RAINFALL TOTAL
WAS ONLY 17.12 INCHES. THE NORMAL RAINFALL YEAR TO DATE IS 25.75
INCHES. SO LAST YEAR...CLL WAS RUNNING 8.63 INCHES BELOW NORMAL.
THIS YEAR...CLL IS RUNNING 9.47 INCHES ABOVE NORMAL. CLL IS ONLY
3.86 INCHES BELOW ITS NORMAL RAINFALL TOTAL FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR
(39.08 INCHES). CLL'S SEPTEMBER 2001 RAINFALL TOTAL OF 8.51 INCHES
MAKES THIS THE 5TH WETTEST SEPTEMBER ON RECORD AND IS ONLY 3.62
INCHES AWAY FROM BEING THE ALL TIME WETTEST SEPTEMBER EVER. TO MAKE
THE TOP TEN LIST OF THE WETTEST YEARS ON RECORD...CLL WILL NEED TO
REACH 49.35 INCHES...OR 14.13 MORE INCHES BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR.
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all-txt-docs | 266019 | Version 1.1
This is the version archived in the ACE-2 archive, there called version 1
Changes from version 1.0 are:
Some changes in cal. constants Vo. See individual flights. Error bars Vo encompass uncertainty
based on MLO and Tenerife Langleys.
Flight 1, June 18, 1997
-No diff. GPS available. Altitudes are pressure altitudes
-Calibration constants Vo are same as June 21.
-Completely cloud free
-Meteo file 16.9033-19.5694 UT
-O3 = 315 DU from TOMS EP
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 17.55-18.1 UT (up spiral) west of Tenerife
(smoothing: aerosol prof. =0.99999, H2O prof. =0.9999)
Flight 3, June 21, 1997
-No diff. GPS available. Altitudes are pressure altitudes
-Calibration constants Vo are from Langley plot of June 27.
-Vo at 864 nm adjusted manually to be closer to April 97 Mauna Loa Cal.
-Vo at 1020 nm adjusted manually to be closer to April 97 Mauna Loa Cal.
-Vo at 1060 nm is from Langley July 6
-Vo at 1557 nm is from Langley July 6.
-Data are given after 13.9 UT. Almost completely cloud free
-Meteo file 13.5767-18.4228 UT
-O3 = 298 DU from TOMS EP
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 15.35-15.9 UT (up spiral) North-west of Tenerife
(smoothing: aerosol prof. =0.99995, H2O prof. =0.99995)
Flight 7, June 27, 1997
-Langley plot flight
-No meteo data for most of the flight. Pressure is from UWPH, uncorrected for flow.
-No diff. GPS available. Altitudes are pressure altitudes
-Calibration constants Vo are from this Langley plot
-Almost completely cloud free
-O3=277 DU from AATS-14 retrieval. TOMS EP Izana overpass value is 286 DU
Flight 8, June 30, 1997
-No diff. GPS available. Altitudes are pressure altitudes
-Calibration constants Vo are from Langley plot of June 27.
-Vo at 864 nm is from Langley July 6.
-Vo at 1060 nm is adjusted manually between Langleys June 27 and July 6
-Vo at 1557 nm is adjusted manually between Langleys June 27 and July 6.
-AOD at 1020 nm too high. Flagged out in ACE-2 archive
-Almost completely cloud free
-Meteo file 14.0003-18.6956 UT
-O3 = 297 DU from TOMS EP
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 15.4-16.0 UT, up spiral
(smoothing: aerosol prof. =0.99997, H2O prof. =0.99997)
Flight 9, July 1, 1997
-No diff. GPS available. Altitudes are pressure altitudes
-Calibration constants are same as flight 8
-Meteo file 12.5003-17.7867 UT
-O3 = 297 DU from TOMS EP
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 15.2415-16.0867 UT, up spiral
(smoothing: aerosol prof. = 0.9995, H2O prof. =0.9995)
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 16.0867-16.56 UT, down spiral
(smoothing: aerosol prof. = 0.9999, H2O prof. =0.9999)
Flight 11, July 4, 1997
-No diff. GPS available. Altitudes are pressure altitudes
-Calibration constants are same as flight 8
-Meteo file 11.0006-17.0961 UT
-O3 = 290 DU estimated from TOMS EP map. No measurements over Tenerife.
-Data at 525,712,862 and 1020 are bad.
-almost cloudfree. Most of the flight instrument was parked.
Flight 12, July 5, 1997
-Diff. GPS available for part of the flight (7.2-12.0289 UT) but not used because of bumps.
-Altitudes are pressure altitudes
-Calibration constants are same as flight 8
-Meteo file 9-19.2353 UT
-Most channels become bad after 12.4 UT, therefore no data archived after that.
-O3 = 306 DU TOMS EP.
-almost cloudfree.
Flight 13, July 6, 1997
-Langley plot flight
-Calibration constants Vo are from this Langley plot
-diff. GPS data 14.3389-20.0768 UT
-Altitudes are diff. GPS altitudes
-Meteofile 15.5003-20.0781 UT
-Data are given after 16.00 UT, cloudfree
-O3=280 DU from AATS-14 retrieval. TOMS EP Izana overpass value is 300 DU
Flight 14, July 7, 1997
-Calibration constants are same as flight 13
-diff. GPS data 11.1756-18.4703 UT
-Altitudes are diff. GPS altitudes
-Meteofile 10.5006-18.4694 UT
-Data are after 14.76 UT are strange (dirt?) and not archived
-O3=297 DU from TOMS EP
Flight 15, July 8, 1997
-Sahara dust
-Calibration constants Vo are from Langley plot of July 6.
-Vo at 499 nm is from Langley July 14
-Differential GPS data 9.8947-11.7097 UT
-Meteo Data 9.0006-11.7089 UT
-Almost completely cloud free
-O3 = 288 DU from TOMS EP
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 10.31-11.05 UT (down spiral), West off the coast of Gran Canaria
(smoothing: aerosol prof. =0.999, H2O prof. =0.999)
Flight 16, July 9, 1997
-Some Sahara dust left, N-S gradient.
-Calibration constants Vo are same as flight 15.
-Differential GPS data 12.1856-17.6986 UT
-Meteo Data 12.0006-17.6989 UT
-Completely cloud free
-O3 = 282 DU from AATS-14 retrieval, TOMS EP Overpass is far away 291 DU.
Flight 17, July 10, 1997
-"Ship day"
-The optical window became dirty after 12.2 UT. A quasi Langley plot towards the
end of the flight and some manual changes (within the bounds given from Langley
plots on July 6 und July 10) allow to save the data at least at some wavelengths.
Don't use any data at 525 and 1018 nm.
-Clouds 14.5-14.7 UT
-O3 = 301.5 DU from TOMS EP
-Meteo file 12.0-19.71 UT
-Diff. GPS 11.7386-19.7147
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 15-16.05 UT (up spiral) "close" to R/V Vodijanitsky
(smoothing: aerosol prof. =0.9995, H2O prof. =0.9995)
Flight 18, July 14, 1997
-Langley plot flight
-Lat long from NOVA
-Pressure from UWPH, corrected for flow +14 mbar.
-diff. GPS is available only for part of the flight. Altitudes are pressure altitudes
-Calibration constants Vo are from this Langley plot
-Some clouds below 700 m
-O3=285 DU from AATS-14 retrieval. TOMS EP Izana overpass value is 304.6 DU
Flight 20, July 17, 1997
-Sahara Dust and Izana comparison
-Calibration constants are from Langley plot of July 14. Adjusted manually at 1557 nm.
-Some clouds before 14.5 UT
-O3 = 287.5 DU from TOMS EP
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 15.42-16.1 UT (down spiral) South of Tenerife.
(smoothing: aerosol prof. =0.9995, H2O prof. =0.99995)
-Meteo-File:14.006-19.8364
-Diff. GPS: 14.2094-19.8369
Flight 21, July 18, 1997
-Calibration constants are from Langley plot of July 14.
-O3 = 291 DU from AATS-14 retrieval. TOMS EP 292 DU is far away.
-Meteo-File:7.5003-16.1817
-Diff. GPS: 6.6289-13.7189
-Do not use 1020, 1060 and 1558 nm channels
_______________________________________________________________________________
Version 1.0
Changes from version 0.9 are:
Resultfiles Rddmmmyy.yyy.asc (entire flight) and water vapor density profiles
(Rddmmmyy.yyy.h2o_prof.asc) have now uncertainty of columnar H2O. Therefore one column added to
these files (see file header).
New central wavelengths based on new Barr filter scans, and shift of CWVL with temperature
New NO2 x-sections based on new filter scans and Harder et al. x-sections
New O3 x-sections based on new filter scans and MODTRAN 3.7 v1.0
Correct for O2-O2 absorption (380 and 1060 nm) using Greenblatt et al. x-sections.
Correct for H2O absorption at 712, 1020 and 1558 nm based on MODTRAN 3.7 v1.0
New H2O retrieval coeff. based on MODTRAN 3.7 v1.0
Slightly different calibration constants. Use MLO value at 940 nm.
_______________________________________________________________________________
Version 0.9
Changes from version 0.8 are:
Timing should be within 1 second for all flights
Errorbars include now an 0.010 mV error in Signal.
Updated dark signals (almost identical)
Pressure and Temp data are now from met files. Less noise in pressure and
measured temperature.
Flight 3, June 21, 1997
-No diff. GPS available yet. Altitudes are pressure altitudes
-Calibration constants Vo are from Langley plot of June 27.
-Vo at 1557 nm is from Langley July 6.
-Vo at 864 nm adjusted manually to be closer to April 97 Mauna Loa Cal.
-Data are given after 13.9 UT. Almost completely cloud free
-Meteo file 13.5767-18.4228 UT
-O3 = 298 DU
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 15.35-15.9 UT (up spiral) North-west of Tenerife
(smoothing: aerosol prof. =0.99995, H2O prof. =0.99995)
Flight 15, July 8, 1997
-Sahara dust
-Calibration constants Vo are from Langley plot of July 6.
-Data are given only for times where differential GPS data available (9.8944-11.7097)
-Almost completely cloud free
-O3 = 288 DU
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 10.31-11.05 UT (down spiral), West off the coast of Gran Canaria
(smoothing: aerosol prof. =0.999, H2O prof. =0.999)
Flight 17, July 10, 1997
-"Ship day"
-The optical window became dirty after 12.2 UT. A quasi Langley plot towards the
end of the flight and some manual changes (within the bounds given from Langley
plots on July 6 und July 10) allow to save the data at least at some wavelengths.
Don't use any data at 525 and 1018 nm.
-Clouds 14.5-14.7 UT
-O3 = 301.5 DU
-Meteo file 12.0-19.71 UT
-Diff. GPS 11.7386-19.7147
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 15-16.05 UT (up spiral) "close" to R/V
Vodijanitsky (smoothing: aerosol prof. =0.9995, H2O prof. =0.9995)
Flight 20, July 17, 1997
-Sahara Dust and Izana comparison
-Calibration constants are from Langley plot of July 14. Adjusted manually at
1557 nm.
-Some clouds before 14.5 UT
-O3 = 287.5 DU
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 15.42-16.1 UT (down spiral) South of Tenerife.
_____________________________________________________________________________
Version 0.8
General remarks:
Changes from version 0.7 are:
We now use differentially corrected GPS altitudes, latitudes and longitudes. Therefore altitudes
should be very close to geometrical altitude
Errorbars include now an 0.005 mV error in Signal versus 0.001 mV in earlier versions.
Release of first results for flight 15
Flight 15, July 8
-Sahara dust
-version 0.8 is the first release of results for this flight
-Calibration constants Vo are from Langley plot of July 6.
-Data are given only for times where differntial GPS available. Almost completely cloud free
-O3 = 288 DU
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 10.31-11.05 UT (down spiral), west off the coast of Gran Canaria
Flight 20: We now use differentially corrected GPS altitudes.
Therefore altitudes should be very close to geometrical altitude
____________________________________________________________________
Version 0.7
General remarks:
-The data set is not completely cloud screened (see specific remarks below)
-The final pressure calibration of the PELICAN sensor is used if Transvector was
functional
-Note that all altitudes are pressure altitudes rather than geometrical altitudes
-Columnar ozone is from Earth Probe TOMS
-Channels centered at 712, 1019 and 1059 nm have some uncorrected gaseous
absorption. Don't use any aerosol optical depth or extinction at these
wavelengths.
Specific remarks concerning individual datasets:
Flight 3, June 21, 1997
-Calibration constants Vo are from Langley plot of June 27.
Vo at 1557 nm is from Langley July 6.
Vo at 864 nm adjusted manually to be closer to April 97 Mauna Loa Cal.
-Data are given after 13.9 UT. Almost completely cloud free
-O3 = 298 DU
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 15.35-15.9 UT (up spiral) North-west of Tenerife
Flight 17, July 10, 1997
-Transvector failed after 17 UT. For the entire flight the navigation data from
NOVATEL are used. Pressure data from Univ. of Wash. sensor are used (+14 hPa,
to correct for pumps)
-The optical window became dirty after 12.2 UT. A quasi Langley plot towards the
end of the flight and some manual changes (within the bounds given from Langley
plots on July 6 und July 10) allow to save the data at least at some wavelengths.
Don't use any data at 525 and 1018 nm.
-Clouds 14.5-14.7 UT
-O3 = 301.5 DU
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 15-16.05 UT (up spiral) "close" to R/V
Vodijanitsky
Flight 20, July 17, 1997
-Calibration constants are from Langley plot of July 14. Adjusted manually at
1557 nm.
-Some clouds before 14.5 UT
-O3 = 287.5 DU
-Extinction and H2O Density profile 15.42-16.1 UT (down spiral) South of Tenerife.
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Version 0.0 -0.6 highly prelim releases. Don't use those anymore.
| en |
converted_docs | 761081 | ------------------ ---------------------------- ------------------------
ACF **U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services**
Administration **1. Log No: **2. Issuance Date: July
CCDF-ACF-PI-2007-05** 17, 2007**
for Children **3. Originating Office:
Child Care Bureau, Office of
Family Assistance**
and Families **4. Key Words: Child Care
Development Fund Financial
Form ACF-696**
------------------ ---------------------------- ------------------------
+----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
| **TO:** | State and Territorial Lead Agencies administering |
| | child care programs under the Child Care and |
| | Development Block Grant Act of 1990, as amended, |
| | and other interested parties. |
+----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
| **SUBJECT:** | Approved Form ACF-696, the Financial Reporting Form |
| | for the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF). |
+----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
| * | The Child Care and Development Block Grant Act of |
| *REFERENCES:** | 1990, as amended; section 418 of the Social |
| | Security Act; 45 CFR Parts 98 and 99. |
+----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
| **PURPOSE:** | To inform States and Territories of the renewal by |
| | the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) of the |
| * | CCDF ACF-696 Financial Report, approved under OMB |
| *BACKGROUND:** | \# 0970-0163. |
| | |
| * | States are required to use Form ACF-696 to report |
| *SUBMISSION:** | estimates and expenditures for the three funding |
| | streams that comprise the Child Care and |
| | Development Fund, the Mandatory Fund, the Matching |
| | Fund, and the Discretionary Fund. Territories are |
| | required to use the Form ACF-696 to report |
| | estimates and expenditures for the Discretionary |
| | Fund only. |
| | |
| | OMB extended its approval of the Form ACF-696 |
| | information collection through June 30, 2010. The |
| | renewed form uses new terminology for lines 1(b), |
| | 1(c), 1(d), and 1(f). Specifically, funds |
| | previously referred to as "earmarks" are now |
| | referred to as "targeted funds." In addition, the |
| | instructions for line 2(c), as well as item 13 |
| | under the instruction's Supplemental Information, |
| | have been revised to reflect a final rule on CCDF |
| | State Match provisions that was published May 18, |
| | 2007. |
| | |
| | Form ACF-696 must be received by the last day of |
| | the month following the end of each fiscal quarter. |
| | |
| | Form ACF-696 is available for electronic submission |
| | in accordance with the Government Paperwork |
| | Elimination Act of 1998. Instructions for access to |
| | the electronic submission system can be obtained |
| | from the appropriate Regional Office. |
| | |
| | If the Lead Agency does not submit electronically, |
| | it must submit two copies: |
| | |
| | \- One copy with an \"original signature\" should |
| | be submitted to: |
| | |
| | Administration for Children and Families |
| | |
| | Office of Administration |
| | |
| | Office of Grants Management |
| | |
| | Division of Mandatory Grants (CCDF) |
| | |
| | 370 L\'Enfant Promenade, S.W. |
| | |
| | Washington, DC 20447 |
| | |
| | \- A signed copy must also be submitted to the |
| | Administration for Children and Families Regional |
| | Child Care Program Manager (see attached list). |
+----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
| INQUIRIES: | Inquiries should be directed to the appropriate |
| | Regional Office (see attached list). |
| ATTACHMENTS: | |
| | 1\. A copy of the Form ACF-696 |
| | |
| | 2\. Instructions for completing Form ACF-696 |
| | |
| | 3\. Child Care Bureau Program Managers in ACF |
| | Regional Offices |
+----------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
/s/
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Sidonie Squier
Director
Office of Family Assistance
cc: ACF Regional Child Care Program Managers
# [Child Care Bureau Regional Program Managers ]{.underline}
+--------+--------------------------+--------+-------------------------+
| ** | Roy Walker | ** | Gwendolyn Jones |
| Region | | Region | |
| I** | HHS/ACF | VI** | HHS/ACF |
| | | | |
| | JFK Federal Building | | 1301 Young Street |
| | | | |
| | Room 2000 | | Suite 914 |
| | | | |
| | Boston, MA 02203 | | Dallas, TX 75202 |
| | | | |
| | Phone: (617) 565-1152 | | Phone: (214) 767-3849 |
| | | | |
| | Fax: (617) 565-2493 | | Fax: (214) 767-8890 |
| | | | |
| | E-mail: | | E-mail:gwen |
| | [email protected] | | [email protected] |
+--------+--------------------------+--------+-------------------------+
| ** | Nitza Lopez-Munoz | ** | Betty Lammle |
| Region | | Region | |
| II** | HHS/ACF | VII** | HHS/ACF |
| | | | |
| | 26 Federal Plaza | | Federal Office Building |
| | | | |
| | Room 4114 | | Room 276 |
| | | | |
| | New York, NY 10278 | | 601 East 12th Street |
| | | | |
| | Phone: (212) 264-2890 | | Kansas City, MO 64106 |
| | X182 | | |
| | | | Phone: (816) 426-2264 |
| | Fax: (212) 264-4881\ | | |
| | E-mail: | | Fax: (816) 426-2888\ |
| | nitz | | E-mail: |
| | [email protected] | | b |
| | | | [email protected] |
+--------+--------------------------+--------+-------------------------+
| ** | Darlene Tart | ** | Karen Knoll-Moran |
| Region | | Region | |
| III** | HHS/ACF | VIII** | HHS/ACF |
| | | | |
| | 150 S. Independence | | Federal Office Building |
| | | | |
| | Mall West---Suite 864 | | 1961 Stout Street |
| | | | |
| | Public Ledger Bldg. | | 9^th^ Floor |
| | | | |
| | Philadelphia, PA | | Denver, CO 80294-3538 |
| | 19106-3499 | | |
| | | | Phone: (303) 844-1164 |
| | Phone: (215) 861-4060 | | |
| | | | Fax: (303) 844-3642\ |
| | Fax: (215) 861-4070\ | | E-mail: |
| | E-mail: | | karen |
| | [email protected] | | [email protected] |
+--------+--------------------------+--------+-------------------------+
| ** | Ramona Warren | ** | Robert Garcia |
| Region | | Region | |
| IV** | Acting Regional Program | IX** | Regional Program |
| | Manager | | Manager |
| | | | |
| | HHS/ACF | | HHS/ACF |
| | | | |
| | Atlanta Federal Center | | 90 7th Street, Ninth |
| | | | Floor |
| | 61 Forsyth Street, S.W. | | |
| | | | San Francisco, CA |
| | Suite 4M60 | | 94103-6710 |
| | | | |
| | Atlanta, GA 30303 | | Phone: (415) 437-8439 |
| | | | |
| | Phone: (404) 562-2892 | | Fax: (415) 437-8444 |
| | | | |
| | Fax: (404) 562-3088 | | E-mail: |
| | | | ro |
| | E-mail: | | [email protected] |
| | r | | |
| | [email protected] | | |
+--------+--------------------------+--------+-------------------------+
| ** | Kathleen Penak | ** | Paul Noski |
| Region | | Region | |
| V** | HHS/ACF | X** | HHS/ACF Blanchard Plaza |
| | | | |
| | 233 N. Michigan Ave. | | 2201 Sixth Avenue |
| | | | |
| | Suite 400 | | Room 300-MS 74 |
| | | | |
| | Chicago, IL 60601 | | Seattle, WA 98121 |
| | | | |
| | Phone: (312) 353-3270 | | Phone: (206) 615-2609 |
| | | | |
| | Fax: (312) 353-2629 | | Fax: (206) 615-2574 |
| | | | |
| | E-mail: | | E-mail: |
| | ka | | [email protected] |
| | [email protected] | | |
+--------+--------------------------+--------+-------------------------+
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| **U. S. | | | | |
| DEPARTMENT OF | | | | |
| HEALTH AND HUMAN | | | | |
| SERVICES \-- | | | | |
| ADMINISTRATION | | | | |
| FOR CHILDREN AND | | | | |
| FAMILIES** | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| **CHILD CARE AND | | | | |
| DEVELOPMENT FUND | | | | |
| ACF-696 | | | | |
| FINANCIAL | | | | |
| REPORT** | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| STATE | FISCAL | | S | CURRENT |
| | YEAR | | UBMISSION | QTR. |
| | | | (MARK ONE | ENDED: |
| | | | BOX) | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| | GRANT | | ORIGINAL | NEXT QTR. |
| | DOCUMENT | | \[ \] | BEGINNING: |
| | \# | | REVISED | |
| | | | \[ \] | |
| | | | | |
| | | | FINAL \[ | |
| | | | \] | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| | ** | | | |
| | CUMULATIVE | | | |
| | FISCAL | | | |
| | YEAR | | | |
| | TOTALS** | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| | (COLUMN A) | (COLUMN B) | (COLUMN | (COLUMN D) |
| | | | C) | |
| | MANDATORY | MATCHING | | MOE |
| | FUNDS | FUNDS | DISC | |
| | | | RETIONARY | (State |
| | (Federal | AT FMAP | FUNDS | Share |
| | Share | RATE | | Only) |
| | Only) | OF\ | (Federal | |
| | | _\_\_\_\_\ | Share | |
| | | _\_\_\_\_% | Only) | |
| | | (Federal | | |
| | | and State | | |
| | | Share) | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1\. TOTAL | \$ | \$ | \$ | \$ |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1(a). CHILD CARE | \$ | \$ | \$ | \$ |
| ADMINISTRATION | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1(b). QUALITY | \$ | \$ | \$ | \$ |
| ACTIVITIES | | | | |
| EXCLUDING | | | | |
| TARGETED FUNDS | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1(c). INFANT AND | | | \$ | |
| TODDLER TARGETED | | | | |
| FUNDS | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1(d). QUALITY | | | \$ | |
| EXPANSION | | | | |
| TARGETED FUNDS | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1(e). | | | \$ | |
| SCH | | | | |
| OOL-AGE/RESOURCE | | | | |
| AND REFERRAL | | | | |
| TARGETED FUNDS | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1(f). OTHER | | | \$ | |
| TARGETED FUNDS | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1(g). DIRECT | \$ | \$ | \$ | \$ |
| SERVICES | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1(h). NONDIRECT | \$ | \$ | \$ | \$ |
| SERVICES | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1(h)(1). SYSTEMS | \$ | \$ | \$ | \$ |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1(h)(2). | \$ | \$ | \$ | \$ |
| CERTIFICATE | | | | |
| PROGRAM | | | | |
| COSTS/ELIG. | | | | |
| | | | | |
| DETERMINATION | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 1(h)(3). ALL | \$ | \$ | \$ | \$ |
| OTHER NONDIRECT | | | | |
| SERVICES | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 2\. STATE SHARE | | \$ | | \$ |
| OF EXPENDITURES | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 2(a). REGULAR | | \$ | | \$ |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 2(b). PRIVATE | | \$ | | \$ |
| DONATED FUNDS | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 2(c). PRE-K | | \$ | | \$ |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 3\. FEDERAL | \$ | \$ | \$ | |
| SHARE OF | | | | |
| EXPENDITURES | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 4\. FEDERAL | \$ | \$ | \$ | |
| SHARE OF | | | | |
| UNLIQUIDATED | | | | |
| OBLIGATIONS | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 5\. AWARDED | \$ | \$ | \$ | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 6\. TRANSFER | | | \$ | |
| FROM TANF | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 7\. UNOBLIGATED | \$ | \$ | \$ | |
| BALANCE | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| 8\. FEDERAL | \$ | \$ | \$ | |
| FUNDS REQUESTED\ | | | | |
| ESTIMATES FOR | | | | |
| NEXT QTR. (Refer | | | | |
| to Next Qtr. | | | | |
| Beginning Date | | | | |
| Above.) | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| PLEASE REFER TO | | | | |
| REALLOTTED FUNDS | | | | |
| INFORMATION ON | | | | |
| PAGES 5 OF THE | | | | |
| INSTRUCTIONS. | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| > 9/30 SUBMITTAL | | | | |
| > \-- IF | | | | |
| > AVAILABLE, | | | | |
| > DOES THE STATE | | | | |
| > REQUEST | | | | |
| > REALLOTTED | | | | |
| > MATCHING | | | | |
| > FUNDS? YES \[ | | | | |
| > \] NO \[ \]. | | | | |
| > IF YES AND THE | | | | |
| > STATE REQUESTS | | | | |
| > A | | | | |
| > [LI | | | | |
| MIT]{.underline} | | | | |
| > TO THE | | | | |
| > MATCHING | | | | |
| > AMOUNT, PLEASE | | | | |
| > ENTER AMOUNT | | | | |
| > \$ | | | | |
| > \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ | | | | |
| \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| > 3/31 SUBMITTAL | | | | |
| > \-- IF | | | | |
| > AVAILABLE, | | | | |
| > DOES THE STATE | | | | |
| > REQUEST | | | | |
| > REALLOTTED | | | | |
| > DISCRETIONARY | | | | |
| > FUNDS? YES \[ | | | | |
| > \] NO \[ \]. | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| THIS IS TO | | | | |
| CERTIFY THAT THE | | | | |
| INFORMATION | | | | |
| REPORTED ON ALL | | | | |
| PARTS OF THIS | | | | |
| FORM IS ACCURATE | | | | |
| AND TRUE TO THE | | | | |
| BEST OF MY | | | | |
| KNOWLEDGE AND | | | | |
| BELIEF. | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| THIS ALSO | | | | |
| CERTIFIES THAT | | | | |
| THE STATE\'S | | | | |
| SHARE OF | | | | |
| ESTIMATES IS OR | | | | |
| WILL BE | | | | |
| AVAILABLE TO | | | | |
| MEET THE | | | | |
| NONFEDERAL SHARE | | | | |
| OF EXPENDITURES | | | | |
| AS REQUIRED BY | | | | |
| LAW. | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| SIGNATURE: STATE | APPROVED | TYPED | | |
| OFFICIAL | OMB | NAME, | | |
| | CONTROL | TITLE, | | |
| | NO. | AGENCY | | |
| | 0970-0163 | NAME, | | |
| | | PHONE \# | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| DATE SUBMITTED: | EXPIRATION | | | |
| | DATE: | | | |
| | | | | |
| | 06-30-2010 | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| FORM ACF-696 | | | | |
| PAGE 1 OF 1 | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
| \* FOR LINES | | | | |
| 1(c), 1(d), 1(e) | | | | |
| AND 1(f), ATTACH | | | | |
| A SEPARATE PAGE | | | | |
| THAT INCLUDES A | | | | |
| BRIEF | | | | |
| DESCRIPTION OF | | | | |
| THE ACTIVITIES | | | | |
| ON WHICH | | | | |
| TARGETED\ | | | | |
| FUNDS, FROM THE | | | | |
| FISCAL YEAR\'S | | | | |
| GRANT, WERE | | | | |
| EXPENDED. THIS | | | | |
| NEED ONLY BE | | | | |
| COMPLETED WITH | | | | |
| EACH 4TH | | | | |
| QUARTER\'S | | | | |
| REPORT. | | | | |
+------------------+------------+------------+-----------+------------+
**Instructions for Completion of Form ACF-696, Financial Reporting Form
for the Child Care and Development Fund**
All States and Territories are required to complete and submit this
report in accordance with these instructions on behalf of the Lead
Agency administering the Child Care and Development Fund.
Due Dates: This form must be submitted quarterly by January 31, April
30, July 31 and October 31. **States must submit quarterly reports for
each fiscal year until all funds are expended.**
Form ACF-696 is available for electronic submission in accordance with
the Government Paperwork Elimination Act of 1998. Instructions for
access to the electronic submission system can be obtained from the
appropriate Regional Office.
If the Lead Agency does not submit electronically, it must submit two
copies:
- One copy with an \"original signature\" should be submitted to:
Administration for Children and Families
Office of Administration
Office of Grants Management
Division of Mandatory Grants (CCDF)
370 L\'Enfant Promenade, S.W.
Washington, DC 20447
- A signed copy must also be submitted to the ACF Regional Child Care
Program Manager.
**General Instructions.**
- Round all entries to the nearest dollar. Omit cents. If .50 cents or
more round up to the nearest dollar. If .49 cents or less round down
to the nearest dollar.
- Enter State Name
- Enter the Fiscal Year (the award year) for which this report is
being submitted. **Fiscal years will run simultaneously so it is
important to indicate the year for which information is being
reported.**
- Enter the Grant Document Number.
- Indicate whether this is a new report, a revision of a report
previously submitted for the same period or a final report.
- Enter the ending date for the current quarter (the quarter just
ended which constitutes the report of actual obligations or
expenditures) and the ending date of next quarter (180 days or 2^nd^
quarter after the reporting quarter, which estimates are being
provided for on line 8).
- Enter at the top of column (B) the Federal Medical Assistance
Percentage Rate used by the State.
**Columns:** All amounts reported in columns (A), (B), (C), and (D) must
be actual obligations or expenditures made under the State\'s plan and
in accordance with all applicable statutes and regulations. All amounts
reported in the Estimates section are estimates of obligations or
expenditures to be made during the quarter indicated based on the best
information available to the State.
- Column (A): Mandatory Funds. - States must administer these funds in
accordance with their State plan. These funds are 100 percent
Federal funds and are available until expended.
- Column (B): Matching Funds. - States must administer these funds in
accordance with their State plan. Matching funds are available
provided the State: (1) obligates all of its Mandatory Funds by the
end of the Federal fiscal year; and, (2) expends State funds in an
amount that equals the State Maintenance of Effort (MOE) threshold
for allowable child care activities. Matching funds must be matched
by State expenditures that are in excess of the amount required to
satisfy the MOE requirement. The applicable matching rate is the
Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP) rate for the year in
which the funds were awarded, regardless of when funds are expended.
Federal and State Matching funds must be obligated by September 30th
of the year in which funds are received. Obligations must be
liquidated by September 30th of the following fiscal year.
- Column (C): Discretionary Funds. - States must administer these
funds in accordance with their State plan. States must obligate
these Federal funds by September 30 of the fiscal year immediately
following the fiscal year in which they were awarded. States must
liquidate obligations within one year after the end of the
obligation period.
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- Column (D): MOE - States must administer these funds in accordance
with their State plan. Section 418(a)(2)(C) of the Social Security
Act requires States to spend a specified amount of non-Federal funds
on child care in order to claim Federal match from the Matching
Fund. This State maintenance of effort (MOE) must be expended on
allowable services or activities as described in the approved State
Plan as appropriate, that meet the goals and purposes of the Act.
**[Cumulative Fiscal Year Totals]{.underline}**
**[Line 1.]{.underline} Total.** Enter in columns (A) and (C) the
cumulative expenditures of Mandatory and Discretionary funds made from
October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is being submitted
through the current quarter being reported. Enter in column (B) the
cumulative total of both Federal and State expenditures made from
October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is being submitted
through the current quarter being reported. Enter in column (D) the
State Maintenance of Effort (MOE) expenditures from October 1 of the
fiscal year for which the report is being submitted through the quarter
being reported. Additionally, in column (D) the 20 percent pre-K
limitation will be strictly observed, and for purposes of determining if
the CCDF MOE level is met, pre-K expenditures, as represented in the
State's approved CCDF plan, will be counted only up to the allowable
percentages provided in the regulations. Similarly, donated funds
reported in column (D) must meet the requirements of the regulations.
Additionally, States may choose to use Column (D) to report additional
State expenditures on child care that are not required to meet MOE or
matching thresholds but that meet the requirements for MOE. Finally,
quality expenditures reported in the MOE in column (D) WILL NOT be
counted towards the minimum expenditure amount required to be spent on
quality activities from the Mandatory, Matching, and Discretionary
funds.
Line 1 is equal to 1(a)+1(b)+1(c)+1(d)+1(e)+1(f)+1(g)+1(h).
**[Line 1(a).]{.underline}** **Child Care Administration.** Enter in
columns (A) and (C) the cumulative expenditures of Mandatory and
Discretionary funds, respectively, for child care administration from
October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is being submitted
through the current quarter being reported. Enter in column (B) the
cumulative total of both Federal and State expenditures made from
October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is being submitted
through the current quarter being reported. Enter in column (D) the
cumulative total of State MOE expenditures made from October 1 of the
fiscal year for which the report is being submitted through the current
quarter being reported. At the end of the liquidation period, no more
than 5 percent of Line 1 (the sum of columns (A), (B), and (C)) can be
claimed for this activity. Expenditures reported in column (D) are not
subject to the 5 percent limitation.
**[Line 1(b).]{.underline} Quality Activities Excluding Targeted
Funds.\*** Enter in columns (A) and (C) the cumulative expenditures of
Mandatory and Discretionary funds, respectively, for child care quality
activities from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is
being submitted through the current quarter being reported. Enter in
column (B) the cumulative total of both Federal and State expenditures
made from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is being
submitted through the current quarter being reported. Enter in column
(D) the cumulative total of State MOE expenditures made from October 1
of the fiscal year for which the report is being submitted through the
current quarter being reported. At the end of the liquidation period, no
less than 4 percent of Line 1 (the sums of column (A), (B), and (C)) can
be claimed for this activity.
**[Line 1(c).]{.underline}** **Infant and Toddler Targeted Funds.\***
Enter in column (C) the cumulative Discretionary Fund expenditures for
the Infant and Toddler Targeted Funds from October 1 of the fiscal year
for which the report is being submitted through the current quarter
being reported.
**[Line 1(d]{.underline}). Quality Expansion Targeted Funds.\*** Enter
in column (C) the cumulative Discretionary Fund expenditures for the
Quality Expansion Targeted Funds from October 1 of the fiscal year for
which the report is being submitted through the current quarter being
reported.
**[Line 1(e]{.underline}). School-Age/Resource and Referral Targeted
Funds.\*** Enter in column (C) the cumulative Discretionary Fund
expenditures for the School-Age/Resource and Referral Targeted Funds
from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is being
submitted through the current quarter being reported.
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\*For clarity, funds previously referred to as \"earmarks\" are now
referred to as \"Targeted Funds.\"
**[Line 1(f).]{.underline}** **Other Targeted Funds.\*** Enter in column
(C) the cumulative Discretionary Fund expenditures for the other
Targeted Funds from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is
being submitted through the current quarter being reported.
> **NOTE (applies to Lines 1 (c), 1 (d), 1 (e), and 1 (f)**: Attach to
> the 4^th^ quarter submission of the current year's financial report
> (ACF-696) a narrative description of the activities funded with the
> Targeted Funds. The narrative should outline the activities funded
> with CCDF Targeted Funds for all appropriation years that were spent
> in the current Fiscal Year by the State.
**[Line 1(g).]{.underline} Direct Services.** Enter in columns (A), and
(C) the cumulative expenditures from the Mandatory and Discretionary
funds, respectively, from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the
report is being submitted through the current quarter being reported.
Enter in column (B) the cumulative total of both Federal and State
expenditures from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is
being submitted through the current quarter being reported. Enter in
column (D) the cumulative total of State MOE expenditures made from
October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is being submitted
through the current quarter being reported.
**[Line 1(h).]{.underline} Nondirect Services.** Enter in columns (A)
and (C) the cumulative expenditures from Mandatory and Discretionary
funds, respectively, made from October 1 of the fiscal year for which
the report is being submitted through the current quarter reported.
Enter in column (B) the cumulative total of both Federal and State
expenditures made from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report
is being submitted through the current quarter being reported. Enter in
column (D) the cumulative total of State MOE expenditures made from
October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is being submitted
through the current quarter being reported.
Line 1(h) is equal to 1(h)(1)+1(h)(2)+1(h)(3).
**[Line 1(h)(1).]{.underline} Systems.** Enter in columns (A) and (C)
the cumulative expenditures from Mandatory and Discretionary funds,
respectively, made from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the
report is being submitted through the current quarter reported. Enter in
column (B) the cumulative total of both Federal and State expenditures
made from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is being
submitted through the current quarter being reported. Enter in column
(D) the cumulative total of State MOE expenditures made from October 1
of the fiscal year for which the report is being submitted through the
current quarter being reported.
**[Line 1(h)(2).]{.underline} Certificate Program Cost / Eligibility
Determination.** Enter in columns (A) and (C) the cumulative
expenditures from the Mandatory and Discretionary funds, respectively,
made from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is being
submitted through the current quarter reported. Enter in column (B) the
cumulative total
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\*For clarity, funds previously referred to as \"earmarks\" are now
referred to as \"Targeted Funds.\"
of both Federal and State expenditures made from October 1 of the fiscal
year for which the report is being submitted through the current quarter
being reported. Enter in column (D) the cumulative total of State MOE
expenditures made from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report
is being submitted through the current quarter being reported.
**[Line 1(h)(3).]{.underline} All Other Nondirect Services.** Enter in
columns (A) and (C) the cumulative expenditures from Mandatory and
Discretionary funds, respectively, made from October 1 of the fiscal
year for which the report is being submitted through the current quarter
reported. Enter in column (B) the cumulative total of both Federal and
State expenditures made from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the
report is being submitted through the current quarter being reported.
Enter in column (D) the cumulative total of State MOE expenditures made
from October 1 of the fiscal year for which the report is being
submitted through the current quarter being reported.
**[Line 2.]{.underline} State Share of Expenditures.** Enter in column
(B) cumulative State expenditures for the fiscal year for which the
report is being submitted at the specified FMAP rate. Enter the column
(D) cumulative State MOE expenditures for the fiscal year for which the
report is being submitted. Only columns (B) and (D) are completed. No
entry is required in columns (A) and (C). Line 2(D) will be the same
number as entered in line 1(D).
Line 2 is equal to 2(a)+2(b)+2(c).
**[Line 2(a).]{.underline} Regular.** Enter in column (B) cumulative
State expenditures for the fiscal year for which the report is being
submitted. Enter the column (D) cumulative State MOE expenditures for
the fiscal year for which the report is being submitted. Only columns
(B) and (D) are completed. No entry is required in columns (A) and (C).
All other public funds used by the State as the State share are to be
included in this category. These could include, for example,
certified/transferred funds from public schools (non pre-K), city and
county governments, and Community Development Block grant funds.
**[Line 2(b).]{.underline} Private Donated Funds.** Enter in column (B)
cumulative State expenditures for the fiscal year for which the report
is being submitted. Enter the column (D) cumulative State MOE
expenditures for the fiscal year for which the report is being
submitted. Only columns (B) and (D) are completed. No entry is required
in columns (A) and (C).
**[Line 2(c).]{.underline} Pre-K.** Enter in column (B) cumulative State
expenditures for the fiscal year for which the report is being
submitted. Enter the column (D) cumulative State MOE expenditures for
the fiscal year for which the report is being submitted. Only columns
(B) and (D) are completed. No entry is required in columns (A) and (C).
Beginning in FY 2008, a State may use public Pre-K funds for up to 30
percent of the funds for State match and for up to 20 percent of the
funds for MOE expenditures. For any fiscal year prior to 2008, a State
may use public Pre-K funds for up to 20 percent of the funds for State
match and for up to 20 percent of the funds for MOE expenditures. The
assessment of the Pre-K limitations will take place at the end of the
applicable expenditure period, and not by quarter.
**[Line 3.]{.underline} Federal Share of Expenditures.** Enter the
cumulative Federal share of funds expended for the Fiscal Year (FY) for
which the report is being submitted. In columns (A) and (C) this number
will be the same as that on line 1.
**[Line 4.]{.underline} Federal Share of Unliquidated Obligations.**
Enter the cumulative amount of obligated Federal funds that have not
been liquidated for the FY.
**[Line 5.]{.underline} Awarded.** Enter the cumulative amount of
Federal funds awarded for the FY for which the report is being
submitted.
**[Line 6.]{.underline} Transfer from TANF.** Enter the cumulative
amount transferred from TANF for the FY for which the report is being
submitted. The rules and regulations of the Child Care and Development
Block Grant (Discretionary Funds) program will govern any amounts
transferred from TANF. **Only column (C) is completed.** No entry is
required in columns (A), (B), and (D). Funds reported on this line must
also be incorporated into the amounts entered on the other lines of
**column (C).**
**[Line 7.]{.underline} Unobligated Balance.** Enter the amount of
unobligated Federal funds for the FY for which the report is being
submitted. Amounts reported in column (B) and remaining unobligated
after the one-year obligation period will be returned to the Federal
government and re-distributed. Amounts reported in column (C), and
remaining unobligated, after the two-year obligation period, will be
returned to the Federal Government.
**[Estimates]{.underline}**
**[Line 8.]{.underline} Federal Funds Requested.** Enter the State
estimate of funds needed for the quarter ending 180 days after this
reporting quarter. (This date is entered as the Next Quarter Ending date
in upper right hand corner of report.)
**[Reallotted Funds]{.underline}**
For the quarter ending 3/31, check whether or not the State would like
to receive its proportional share of reallotted Discretionary funds that
may become available. For the quarter ending 9/30, check whether or not
the State would like to receive its proportional share of reallotted
Matching funds that may become available. If the State wishes to limit
the amount received to a specific amount, due to State share funding
limitations, it should indicate in the space available the maximum
amount it would like to receive. **Please Note:** If reports are not
received within 30 days after the end of the quarter (10/31 and 4/30
respectively), the State **will not** be eligible for reallotted funds.
**Signatures.** This report must be signed and dated in the space
provided, including the title, agency and phone number of the individual
whose signature is shown. **Note:** The individual who signs this report
is certifying that: (a) the information provided on all parts of this
form and all accompanying documents is accurate and correct; and (b)
that any amount shown as the State share of obligations is or will be
available to meet the non-Federal share as prescribed by law.
**NOTE:**
\"THE PAPERWORK REDUCTION ACT OF 1995\"
Public reporting for this collection of information is estimated to
average 5 hours per response, including the time for reviewing
instructions, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and reviewing
the collection of information. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and
a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information
unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number.
**[SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION]{.underline}**
Below are explanations of terms that may be of use in completing the
form.
1) Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF):
> Child care programs conducted under the provisions of the Child Care
> and Development Block Grant Act, as amended. The fund consists of
> Discretionary funds authorized under section 658B of the amended Act,
> and Mandatory and Matching funds appropriated under section 418 of the
> Social Security Act.
2) Mandatory Funds:
> General entitlement child care funds described at section 418(a)(1) of
> the Social Security Act.
3) Matching Funds:
> The remainder of the general entitlement child care funds that are
> described at section 418(a)(2) of the Social Security Act.
>
> 4\) Discretionary Funds:
>
> Funds authorized under section 658B of the Child Care and Development
> Block Grant Act. The discretionary funds were formerly referred to as
> the Child Care and Development Block Grant.
>
> 5\) Quality Services:
>
> Activities designed to provide consumer education to parents and to
> the public; activities that increase parental choice; and activities
> designed to improve the overall quality and availability of child
> care. Section 658(G) of the CCDBG Act was amended to direct that a
> State that receives CCDF funds shall use not less than 4 percent of
> the amount of such funds for activities to improve the quality of
> child care and availability of child care. Section 98.51(a) provides
> that the not less than 4 percent for quality applies to the aggregate
> amount of expenditures (Discretionary, Mandatory, and both the Federal
> and State share of Matching funds). Section 98.51(a) also provides
> that the 4 percent requirement applies to funds expended, rather than
> the total of funds available. It should also be noted that 98.51(c)
> provides that the quality expenditure requirement does not apply to
> the maintenance-of-effort expenditures required by 98.53(c) in order
> to claim from the Matching fund. The minimum percentages apply at the
> end of the liquidation period.
>
> 6\) Direct Services:
>
> Section 418(b)(2) of the Social Security Act requires the State to
> ensure that not less than 70 percent of funds (Mandatory and Matching)
> received by the State are used to provide child care assistance under
> a State program under Part A of title IV of the Social Security Act to
> families who are attempting through work activities to transition off
> such assistance program and families that are at risk of becoming
> dependent on such assistance program. Section 658E(c)(3)(D) of the
> Child Care and Development Block Grant Act stipulates that a State
> shall ensure that a substantial portion of the amounts available
> (after the State has complied with the requirement of Section
> 418(b)(2) of the Social Security Act) to the State to carry out
> activities is used to provide assistance to low-income working
> families other than the families described in Section 418(b)(2). See
> 98.50(a) and (e) for specific description.
>
> 7\) Nondirect Services:
>
> Child Care services provided that do not meet the definition of Direct
> Services outlined above, including systems costs, certificate program
> costs, and eligibility determination costs.
>
> 8\) Systems:
>
> Expenditures related to the establishment and maintenance of
> computerized child care information systems.
>
> 9\) Certificate Costs:
>
> Expenditures related to developing and operating a certificate
> program.
>
> 10\) Eligibility Determination:
>
> Expenditures related to the process of determining the eligibility of
> a particular person for child care services.
>
> 11\) Other Nondirect Services:
Other nondirect service costs associated with the goods and services
required for the administration of the CCDF program not covered under
8,9, and 10 above.
> 12\) Private Donated Funds for State Share:
>
> State match can include donated funds from private sources when the
> donated funds are made without any restriction that would require
> their use for a specific individual, organization, facility or
> institution; do not revert to the donor\'s facility or use; and are
> not used to match other federal funds. The donated funds shall be
> certified both by the donor and lead agency as available and
> representing expenditures eligible for Federal match and shall be
> subject to audit requirements. See 98.53(e)(2) and related preamble.
>
> 13\) Pre-K Funds used for State share:
>
> Public Pre-K expenditures may be eligible for match if the State
> includes in its plan, as provided in 98.16(q), a description of the
> efforts it will undertake to ensure that Pre-K programs meet the needs
> of working parents. In any fiscal year beginning with FY 2008, a State
> may use public Pre-K funds for up to 30 percent of the funds for State
> match. For any fiscal year prior to FY 2008, a State may use public
> Pre-K funds for up to 20 percent of the funds for State match.
>
> 14\) Pre-K funds used for MOE:
>
> Public Pre-K expenditures may be used to meet the
> maintenance-of-effort requirement only if the State has not reduced
> its expenditures for full-day/full year child care services. In any
> fiscal year, a State may use public Pre-K funds for up to 20 percent
> of the funds for State maintenance-of-effort.
| en |
markdown | 404456 | # Presentation: 404456
## OSHA Recordkeeping
- New rules and forms take effect January 1, 2002
- Importance of records
- Critical indicators
- Starting point to identify problems
- Nationwide impact
## Recordkeeping History
- Recordkeeping required since 1971
- Final rule published January 19, 2001
- January 1, 2002 effective date
- January 1, 2003 – New hearing loss recording criteria effective
- MSD definition delayed until January 1, 2004
## Recordkeeping Goals
- Improve data
- Simplify forms and requirements
- Maximize use of computers
- Improve employee involvement
- Protect privacy
## Am I Covered?
- You must report fatality or hospitalization of 3 or more employees
- If you have 10 or fewer employees, normally do not have to keep records
- If you are in an exempt low-hazard industry, normally do not have to keep records
## What is Recordable?
- New work-related injuries and illnesses:
- Death
- Days away from work
- Restricted work or transfer to another job
- Medical treatment beyond first aid
- Loss of consciousness
- Diagnosis of a significant injury/illness by a physician or other licensed health care professional
- Certain conditions, (colds, flu, blood donations) are not recorded
## Other New Elements
- Count calendar days for days away or days restricted
- Record all injuries from needles and sharps contaminated by another person’s blood or other potentially infectious material
- Record cases for any worker removed from work under the provisions of an OSHA standard
## Forms
- New forms
- 300 Log
- 301 Incident Report
- 300A Summary
- Privacy protections for workers
- Don’t enter name for sensitive cases
- Keep separate identity list
## Employee Involvement
- Set up system for reporting injuries and illnesses and inform employees
- Workers and their representatives have a right to review the 300 Log
- Workers, former workers and their representatives can get copies of Form 301 for their own injuries or illnesses
## State Programs
- States that operate their own job safety and health programs will be adopting comparable rules
## For More Information
- For more information and the latest updates about the new recordkeeping rule, go to OSHA’s website:
- _[www.](http://www.osha.gov/)__[osha](http://www.osha.gov/)__[.](http://www.osha.gov/)__[gov](http://www.osha.gov/)_ | en |
converted_docs | 687210 | **[New Format]{.smallcaps}**
**For future versions of this manual, changes to the regulations will
show** **~~crossouts~~** **for deletions and underline for**
**[additions]{.underline}. There will also be a line in the margin show
the area of change.**
***Example:***
**§190.223 Maximum penalties.**
\(a\) Any person who is determined to have violated a provision of 49
U.S.C. 60101 *et seq*. or any regulation or order issued thereunder, is
subject to a civil penalty not to exceed ~~\$25,000~~
[\$100,000]{.underline} for each violation for each day the violation
continues except that the maximum civil penalty may not exceed
~~\$500,000~~ [\$1,000,000]{.underline} for any related series of
violations.
\(b\) Any person who knowingly violates a regulation or order under this
subchapter applicable to offshore gas gathering lines issued under the
authority of 49 U.S.C. 5101 *et seq.* is liable for a civil penalty of
not more than \$25,000 for each violation, and if any such violation is
a continuing one, each day of violation constitutes a separate offense.
\(c\) Any person who is determined to have violated any standard or
order under 49 U.S.C. 60103 shall be subject to a civil penalty of not
to exceed \$50,000, which penalty shall be in addition to any other
penalties to which such person may be subject under paragraph (a) of
this section.
[(d) Any person who is determined to have violated any standard or order
under 49 U.S.C. 60129 shall be subject to a civil penalty not to exceed
\$1,000, which shall be in addition to any other penalties to which such
person may be subject under paragraph (a) of this section.]{.underline}
(~~d~~[e]{.underline}) No person shall be subject to a civil penalty
under this section for the violation of any requirement of this
subchapter and an order issued under §190.217, §190.219 or §190.233 if
both violations are based on the same act.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-2, 54 FR 32343, Aug. 7, 1989; Amdt.
190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996; Amdt. 190-6A, 61 FR 38403, July 24,
1996[; Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**[Amendment Table of Section Revisions]{.smallcaps}**
----------------------- -------------------------- ------------------------- -------------------------
**[Part 190 Amendment **[Effective Date of **[Paragraph\ **[In Refference
Number]{.smallcaps}** Amendment]{.smallcaps}** Impact]{.smallcaps}** to:]{.smallcaps}**
12 03/08/05 190.1, .3, .7, .9, .11, [Nomenclature Change and
.203, .211, .213, .215, Technical
.223, .225, .227, .229, Amendments]{.smallcaps}
.233, .235, .301, .305,
.307, .309
----------------------- -------------------------- ------------------------- -------------------------
Subpart A--General
Sec.
190.1 Purpose and scope.
190.3 Definitions.
190.5 Service.
190.7 Subpoenas; witness fees.
190.9 Petitions for finding or approval.
190.11 Availability of informal guidance and interpretive assistance.
**Subpart B--Enforcement**
190.201 Purpose and scope.
190.203 Inspections [and investigations]{.underline}.
190.205 Warning letters.
190.207 Notice of probable violation.
190.209 Response options.
190.211 Hearing.
190.213 Final Order.
190.215 Petitions for reconsideration.
**Compliance Orders**
190.217 Compliance orders generally.
190.219 Consent order.
**Civil Penalties**
190.221 Civil penalties generally.
190.223 Maximum penalties.
190.225 Assessment considerations.
190.227 Payment of penalty.
**Criminal Penalties**
190.229 Criminal penalties generally.
190.231 Referral for prosecution.
**Specific Relief**
190.233 Hazardous facility orders.
190.235 Injunctive action.
190.237 Amendment of plans or procedures.
**Subpart C--Procedures for Adoption of Rules**
190.301 Scope.
190.303 Delegations.
190.305 Regulatory dockets.
190.307 Records.
190.309 Where to file petitions.
190.311 General.
190.313 Initiation of rulemaking.
190.315 Contents of notices of proposal rulemaking.
190.317 Participation by interested persons.
190.319 Petitions for extension of time to comment.
190.321 Contents of written comments.
190.323 Consideration of comments received.
190.325 Additional rulemaking proceedings.
190.327 Hearings.
190.329 Adoption of final rules.
190.331 Petitions for rulemaking.
190.333 Processing of petition.
190.335 Petitions for reconsideration.
190.337 Proceedings on petitions for reconsideration.
190.338 Appeals.
190.339 Direct final rulemaking.
**Authority:** 33 U.S.C. 1321; 49 U.S.C. 5101-5127, 60101 *et seq*.; 49
CFR 1.53.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27,1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-1,
53 FR 1633, Jan. 21, 1988; Amdt. 190-2, 54 FR 32342, Aug. 7, 1989; Amdt.
190-5, 59 FR 17275, Apr. 12, 1994; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26,
1996; Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996; Amdt. 190-9, 62 FR
24055, May 2, 1997[;]{.underline} [Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8,
2005]{.underline}\]
Subpart A--General
**§190.1 Purpose and scope.**
\(a\) This part prescribes procedures used by the ~~Research and Special
Programs Administration~~ [Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety
Administration]{.underline} in carrying out their duties regarding
pipeline safety under 49 U.S.C. 60101 *et seq.* (the pipeline safety
laws) and 49 U.S.C. 5101 *et seq.* (the hazardous material
transportation laws).
\(b\) This subpart defines certain terms and prescribes procedures that
are applicable to each proceeding described in this part.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996[;
Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.3 Definitions.**
As used in this part:
***Administrator*** means the Administrator, ~~Research and Special
Programs Administration~~ [Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety
Administration]{.underline} or his or her delegate.
***Hearing*** means an informal conference or a proceeding for oral
presentation. Unless otherwise specifically prescribed in this part, the
use of \"hearing\" is not intended to require a hearing on the record in
accordance with section 554 of title 5, U.S.C.
***OPS*** means the Office of Pipeline Safety, which is part of the
~~Research and Special Programs Administration~~ [Pipeline and Hazardous
Materials Safety Administration]{.underline}, U.S. Department of
Transportation.
***Person*** means any individual, firm, joint venture, partnership,
corporation, association, State, municipality, cooperative association,
or joint stock association, and includes any trustee, receiver,
assignee, or personal representative thereof.
***[PHMSA]{.underline}*** [means the]{.underline} [Pipeline and
Hazardous Materials Safety Administration]{.underline} [of the United
States Department of Transportation.]{.underline}
***Presiding Official*** means the person who conducts any hearing
relating to civil penalty assessments, compliance orders or hazardous
facility orders.
***Regional Director*** means the head of any one of the Regional
Offices of the Office of Pipeline Safety, or a designee appointed by the
Regional Director. Regional Offices are located in Washington, DC
(Eastern Region); Atlanta, Georgia (Southern Region); Kansas City,
Missouri (Central Region); Houston, Texas (Southwest Region); and
Lakewood, Colorado (Western Region).
***Respondent*** means a person upon whom the OPS has served a notice of
probable violation.
***~~RSPA~~*** ~~means the~~ ~~Research and Special Programs
Administration~~ ~~of the United States Department of Transportation.~~
***State*** means a State of the United States, the District of Columbia
and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996;
Amdt. 190-11, 68 FR 11748, Mar. 12, 2003[; Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135,
Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.5 Service.**
\(a\) Each order, notice, or other document required to be served under
this part shall be served personally or by registered or certified mail.
\(b\) Service upon a person\'s duly authorized representative or agent
constitutes service upon that person.
\(c\) Service by registered or certified mail is complete upon mailing.
An official U.S. Postal Service receipt from the registered or certified
mailing constitutes prima facie evidence of service.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980\]
**§190.7 Subpoenas; witness fees.**
\(a\) The Administrator, ~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline}, the Chief
Counsel, ~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline}, or the official designated by the
Administrator, ~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline} to preside over a hearing
convened in accordance with this part, may sign and issue subpoenas
either on their own initiative or, upon request and adequate showing by
any person participating in the proceeding that the information sought
will materially advance the proceeding.
\(b\) A subpoena may require the attendance of a witness, or the
production of documentary or other tangible evidence in the possession
or under the control of person served, or both.
\(c\) A subpoena may be served personally by any person who is not an
interested person and is not less than 18 years of age, or by certified
or registered mail.
\(d\) Service of a subpoena upon the person named therein shall be made
by delivering a copy of the subpoena to such person and by tendering the
fees for one day\'s attendance and mileage as specified by paragraph (g)
of this section. When a subpoena is issued at the instance of any
officer or agency of the United States, fees and mileage need not be
tendered at the time of service. Delivery of a copy of a subpoena and
tender of the fees to a natural person may be made by handing them to
the person, leaving them at the person\'s office with the person in
charge thereof, leaving them at the person\'s dwelling place or usual
place of abode with some person of suitable age and discretion then
residing therein, by mailing them by registered or certified mail to the
person at the last known address, or by any method whereby actual notice
is given to the person and the fees are made available prior to the
return date.
\(e\) When the person to be served is not a natural person, delivery of
a copy of the subpoena and tender of the fees may be effected by handing
them to a designated agent or representative for service, or to any
officer, director, or agent in charge of any office of the person, or by
mailing them by registered or certified mail to that agent or
representative and the fees are made available prior to the return date.
\(f\) The original subpoena bearing a certificate of service shall be
filed with the official having responsibility for the proceeding in
connection with which the subpoena was issued.
\(g\) A subpoenaed witness shall be paid the same fees and mileage as
would be paid to a witness in a proceeding in the district courts of the
United States. The witness fees and mileage shall be paid by the person
at whose instance the subpoena was issued.
\(h\) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (g) of this section,
and upon request, the witness fees and mileage may be paid by the
~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline} if the official who issued the subpoena
determines on the basis of good cause shown, that:
\(1\) The presence of the subpoenaed witness will materially advance the
proceeding; and
\(2\) The person at whose instance the subpoena was issued would suffer
a serious hardship if required to pay the witness fees and mileage.
\(i\) Any person to whom a subpoena is directed may, prior to the time
specified therein for compliance, but in no event more than 10 days
after the date of service of such subpoena, apply to the official who
issued the subpoena, or if the person is unavailable, to the
Administrator, ~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline} to quash or modify the
subpoena. The application shall contain a brief statement of the reasons
relied upon in support of the action sought therein. The Administrator,
~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline}, or this issuing official, as the case may
be, may:
\(1\) Deny the application;
\(2\) Quash or modify the subpoena; or
\(3\) Condition a grant or denial of the application to quash or modify
the subpoena upon the satisfaction of certain just and reasonable
requirements. The denial may be summary.
\(j\) Upon refusal to obey a subpoena served upon any person under the
provisions of this section, the ~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline} may request
the Attorney General to seek the aid of the U.S. District Court for any
District in which the person is found to compel that person, after
notice, to appear and give testimony, or to appear and produce the
subpoenaed documents before the ~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline}, or both.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996;
Amdt. 190-10, 63 FR 7721, Feb. 17, 1998[; Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135,
Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.9 Petitions for finding or approval**.
\(a\) In circumstances where a rule contained in parts 192, 193 and 195
of this chapter authorizes the Administrator to make a finding or
approval, an operator may petition the Administrator for such a finding
or approval.
\(b\) Each petition must refer to the rule authorizing the action sought
and contain information or arguments that justify the action. Unless
otherwise specified, no public proceeding is held on a petition before
it is granted or denied. After a petition is received, the Administrator
or participating state agency notifies the petitioner of the disposition
of the petition or, if the request requires more extensive consideration
or additional information or comments are requested and delay is
expected, of the date by which action will be taken.
\(1\) For operators seeking a finding or approval involving intrastate
pipeline transportation, petitions must be sent to:
\(i\) The State agency certified to participate under 49 U.S.C. 60105.
\(ii\) Where there is no state agency certified to participate, the
~~Research and Special Programs Administration~~ [Pipeline and Hazardous
Materials Safety Administration]{.underline}, 400 7th Street, SW.,
Washington, DC 20590.
\(2\) For operators seeking a finding or approval involving interstate
pipeline transportation, petitions must be sent to the ~~Research and
Special Programs Administration~~ [Pipeline and Hazardous Materials
Safety Administration]{.underline}, 400 7th Street SW., Washington, DC
20590.
\(c\) All petitions must be received at least 90 days prior to the date
by which the operator requests the finding or approval to be made.
\(d\) The Administrator will make all findings or approvals of petitions
initiated under this section. A participating state agency receiving
petitions initiated under this section shall provide the Administrator a
written recommendation as to the disposition of any petition received by
them. Where the Administrator does not reverse or modify a
recommendation made by a state agency within 10 business days of its
receipt, the recommended disposition shall constitute the
Administrator's decision on the petition.
\[Amdt. 190-5, 59 FR 17275, Apr. 12, 1994 as amended by Amdt. 190-6, 61
FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996[; Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8,
2005]{.underline}\]
§190.11 Availability of informal guidance and interpretive assistance.
\(a\) Availability of telephonic and Internet assistance. (1) ~~RSPA~~
[PHMSA]{.underline} has established a website on the Internet and a
telephone line at the Office of Pipeline Safety headquarters where small
operators and others can obtain information on and advice about
compliance with pipeline safety regulations, 49 CFR parts 190-199. The
website and telephone line are staffed by personnel from ~~RSPA~~
[PHMSA]{.underline}\'s Office of Pipeline Safety from 9:00 a.m. through
5:00 p.m., Eastern time, Monday through Friday, except Federal holidays.
When the lines are not staffed, individuals may leave a recorded
voicemail message, or post a message at the OPS website. All messages
will receive a response by the following business day. The telephone
number for the OPS information line is (202) 366-0918 and the OPS
website can be accessed via the Internet at http://www.ops.dot.gov.
\(2\) ~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline}\'s Office of the Chief Counsel (OCC)
is available to answer questions concerning Federal pipeline safety law,
49 U.S.C. 60101 *et seq.* OCC may be contacted by telephone
(202-366-4400) from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern time, Monday through
Friday, except Federal holidays. Information and guidance concerning
Federal pipeline safety law may also be obtained by contacting OCC via
the Internet at http://rspa-atty.dot.gov.
\(b\) Availability of Written Interpretations. (1) A written regulatory
interpretation, response to a question, or an opinion concerning a
pipeline safety issue may be obtained by submitting a written request to
the Office of Pipeline Safety (DPS-10), ~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline},
U.S. Department of Transportation, 400 Seventh Street, SW., Washington,
DC 20590-0001. The requestor must include his or her return address and
should also include a daytime telephone number.
\(2\) A written interpretation regarding Federal pipeline safety law, 49
U.S.C 60101 *et seq.*, may be obtained from the Office of the Chief
Counsel, ~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline}, U.S. Department of
Transportation, 400 Seventh Street, SW., Washington, DC 20590-0001. The
requestor must include his or her return address and should also include
a daytime telephone number.
\[Amdt. 190-9, 62 FR 24055, May 2, 1997 as amended by Amdt. 190-9A, 62
FR 34415, June 26, 1997[; Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8,
2005]{.underline}\]
**Subpart B--Enforcement**
**§190.201 Purpose and scope.**
\(a\) This subpart describes the enforcement authority and sanctions
exercised by the Associate Administrator, OPS for achieving and
maintaining pipeline safety. It also prescribes the procedures governing
the exercise of that authority and the imposition of those sanctions.
\(b\) A person who is the subject of action pursuant to this subpart may
be represented by legal counsel at all stages of the proceeding.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996\]
**§190.203 Inspections** **[and investigations]{.underline}.**
\(a\) Officers, employees, or agents authorized by the Associate
Administrator for Pipeline Safety, ~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline}, upon
presenting appropriate credentials, are authorized to enter upon,
inspect, and examine, at reasonable times and in a reasonable manner,
the records and properties of persons to the extent such records and
properties are relevant to determining the compliance of such persons
with the requirements of 49 U.S.C. 60101 *et seq.,* or regulations or
orders issued thereunder.
\(b\) Inspections are ordinarily conducted pursuant to one of the
following:
\(1\) Routine scheduling by the Regional Director of the Region in which
the facility is located;
\(2\) A complaint received from a member of the public;
\(3\) Information obtained from a previous inspection;
\(4\) Report from a State Agency participating in the Federal Program
under 49 U.S.C. 60105;
\(5\) Pipeline accident or incident; or
\(6\) Whenever deemed appropriate by the Administrator, ~~RSPA~~
[PHMSA]{.underline} or his designee.
\(c\) If, after an inspection, the Associate Administrator, OPS believes
that further information is needed to determine appropriate action, the
Associate Administrator, OPS may send the owner or operator a \"Request
for Specific Information\" to be answered within 45 days after receipt
of the letter.
\(d\) To the extent necessary to carry out his responsibilities under 49
U.S.C. 60101 *et seq.*, the Administrator, ~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline}
or the Associate Administrator, OPS may require testing of portions of
pipeline facilities that have been involved in, or affected by, an
accident. However, before exercising this authority, the Administrator,
~~RSPA~~ [PHMSA]{.underline} or the Associate Administrator, OPS shall
make every effort to negotiate a mutually acceptable plan with the owner
of those facilities and, where appropriate, the National Transportation
Safety Board for performing the testing.
[(e) If a representative of the DOT investigates an incident involving a
pipeline facility, OPS may request that the operator make available to
the representative all records and information that pertain to the
incident in any way, including integrity management plans and test
results, and that the operator afford all reasonable assistance in the
investigation.]{.underline}
(~~e~~[f]{.underline}) When the information obtained from an inspection
or from other appropriate sources indicates that further OPS action is
warranted, the OPS issues a warning letter under §190.205 or initiates
one or more of the enforcement proceedings prescribed in §§190.207
through 190.235.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-3, 56 FR 31090, July 9, 1991; Amdt.
190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996; Amdt. 190-7, 61 FR 27789, June 3,
1996; Amdt. 190-10, 63 FR 7721, Feb. 17, 1998[; Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR
11135, Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.205 Warning letters.**
Upon determining that a probable violation of 49 U.S.C. 60101 *et seq.*
or any regulation or order issued thereunder has occurred, the Associate
Administrator, OPS may issue a Warning Letter notifying the owner or
operator of the probable violation and advising the owner or operator to
correct it or be subject to enforcement action under §§190.207 through
190.235.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996;
Amdt. 190-6A, 61 FR 38403, July 24, 1996\]
**§190.207 Notice of probable violation.**
\(a\) Except as otherwise provided by this subpart, a Regional Director
begins an enforcement proceeding by serving a notice of probable
violation on a person charging that person with a probable violation of
49 U.S.C. 60101 *et seq*. or any regulation or order issued thereunder.
\(b\) A notice of probable violation issued under this section shall
include:
\(1\) Statement of the provisions of the laws, regulations or orders
which the respondent is alleged to have violated and a statement of the
evidence upon which the allegations are based;
\(2\) Notice of response options available to the respondent under
§190.209;
\(3\) If a civil penalty is proposed under §190.221, the amount of the
proposed civil penalty and the maximum civil penalty for which
respondent is liable under law; and
\(4\) If a compliance order is proposed under §190.217, a statement of
the remedial action being sought in the form of a proposed compliance
order.
\(c\) The Associate Administrator, OPS may amend a notice of probable
violation at any time prior to issuance of a final order under §190.213.
If an amendment includes any new material allegations of fact or
proposes an increased civil penalty amount or new or additional remedial
action under §190.217, the respondent shall have the opportunity to
respond under §190.209.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996\]
**§190.209 Response options.**
Within 30 days of receipt of a notice of probable violation, the
respondent shall respond to the Regional Director who issued the notice
in the following way:
\(a\) When the notice contains a proposed civil penalty--
\(1\) Pay the proposed civil penalty as provided in §190.227 and close
the case with prejudice to the respondent;
\(2\) Submit written explanations, information or other materials in
answer to the allegations or in mitigation of the proposed civil
penalty; or
\(3\) Request a hearing under §190.211.
\(b\) When the notice contains a proposed compliance order--
\(1\) Agree to the proposed compliance order;
\(2\) Request the execution of a consent order under §190.219;
\(3\) Object to the proposed compliance order and submit written
explanations, information or other materials in answer to the
allegations in the notice of probable violation; or
\(4\) Request a hearing under §190.211.
\(c\) Failure of the respondent to respond in accordance with paragraph
(a) of this section or, when applicable, paragraph (c) of this section,
constitutes a waiver of the right to contest the allegations in the
notice of probable violation and authorizes the Associate Administrator,
OPS, without further notice to the respondent, to find facts to be as
alleged in the notice of probable violation and to issue a final order
under §190.213.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-1, 53 FR1633, Jan. 21, 1988; Amdt.
190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996; Amdt. 190-7, 61 FR 27789, June 3,
1996; Amdt. 190-10, 63 FR 7721, Feb. 17, 1998\]
**§190.211 Hearing.**
\(a\) A request for a hearing provided for in this part must be
accompanied by a statement of the issues that the respondent intends to
raise at the hearing. The issues may relate to the allegations in the
notice, the proposed corrective action (including a proposed amendment,
a proposed compliance order, or a proposed hazardous facility order), or
the proposed civil penalty amount. A respondent\'s failure to specify an
issue may result in waiver of the respondent\'s right to raise that
issue at the hearing. The respondent\'s request must also indicate
whether or not the respondent will be represented by counsel at the
hearing.
\(b\) A telephone hearing will be held if the amount of the proposed
civil penalty or the cost of the proposed corrective action is less than
\$10,000, unless the respondent submits a written request for an
in-person hearing. Hearings are held in a location agreed upon by the
presiding official, OPS and the respondent.
\(c\) An attorney from the Office of the Chief Counsel, ~~Research and
Special Programs Administration~~ [Pipeline and Hazardous Materials
Safety Administration]{.underline}, serves as the presiding official at
the hearing.
\(d\) The hearing is conducted informally without strict adherence to
rules of evidence. The respondent may submit any relevant information
and material and call witnesses on the respondent\'s behalf. The
respondent may also examine the evidence and witnesses presented by the
government . No detailed record of a hearing is prepared.
\(e\) Upon request by respondent, and whenever practicable, the material
in the case file pertinent to the issues to be determined is provided to
the respondent 30 days before the hearing. The respondent may respond to
or rebut this material at the hearing.
\(f\) During the hearing, the respondent may offer any facts,
statements, explanations, documents, testimony or other items which are
relevant to the issues under consideration.
\(g\) At the close of the respondent\'s presentation, the presiding
official may present or allow the presentation of any OPS rebuttal
information. The respondent may then respond to that information.
\(h\) After the evidence in the case has been presented, the presiding
official shall permit argument on the issues under consideration.
\(i\) The respondent may also request an opportunity to submit further
written material for inclusion in the case file. The presiding official
shall allow a reasonable time for the submission of the material and
shall specify the date by which it must be submitted. If the material is
not submitted within the time prescribed, the case shall proceed to
final action without the material.
\(j\) After submission of all materials during and after the hearing,
the presiding official shall prepare a written recommendation as to
final action in the case. This recommendation, along with any material
submitted during and after the hearing, shall be included in the case
file which is forwarded to the Associate Administrator, OPS for final
administrative action.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-3, 56 FR 31090, July 9, 1991; Amdt.
190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996; Amdt. 190-7, 61 FR 27789, June 3,
1996[; Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.213 Final order.**
\(a\) After a hearing under §190.211 or, if no hearing has been held,
after expiration of the 30 day response period prescribed in §190.209,
the case file of an enforcement proceeding commenced under §190.207 is
forwarded to the Associate Administrator, OPS for issuance of a final
order.
\(b\) The case file of an enforcement proceeding commenced under
§190.207 includes:
\(1\) The inspection reports and any other evidence of alleged
violations;
\(2\) A copy of the notice of probable violation issued under §190.207;
\(3\) Material submitted by the respondent in accord with §190.209 in
response to the notice of probable violation;
\(4\) The Regional Director\'s evaluation of response material submitted
by the respondent and recommendation for final action to be taken under
this section; and
\(5\) In cases involving a §190.211 hearing, any material submitted
during and after the hearing and the presiding official\'s
recommendation for final action to be taken under this section.
\(c\) Based on a review of a case file described in paragraph (b) of
this section, the Associate Administrator, OPS shall issue a final order
that includes--
\(1\) A statement of findings and determinations on all material issues,
including a determination as to whether each alleged violation has been
proved;
\(2\) If a civil penalty is assessed, the amount of the penalty and the
procedures for payment of the penalty, provided that the assessed civil
penalty may not exceed the penalty proposed in the notice of probable
violation; and
\(3\) If a compliance order is issued, a statement of the actions
required to be taken by the respondent and the time by which such
actions must be accomplished.
\(d\) Except as provided by §190.215, an order issued under this section
regarding an enforcement proceeding is considered final administrative
action on that enforcement proceeding.
\(e\) ~~It is the policy of the Associate Administrator, OPS to issue a
final order under this section within 45 days of receipt of the case
file, unless it is found impracticable to take action within that time.
In cases where it is so found and the delay beyond that period is
expected to be substantial, notice of that fact and the date by which it
is expected that action will be taken is issued to the respondent.~~ [It
is the policy of the Associate Administrator, OPS to issue a final order
under this section expeditiously. In cases where a substantial delay is
expected, notice of that fact and the date by which it is expected that
action will be taken is provided to the respondent upon request and
whenever practicable.]{.underline}
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26,
1996[;]{.underline} [Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8,
2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.215 Petitions for reconsideration.**
\(a\) A respondent may petition the Associate Administrator, OPS for
reconsideration of a final order issued under §190.213. It is requested,
but not required, that three copies be submitted. The petition must be
received no later than 20 days after service of the final order upon the
respondent. Petitions received after that time will not be considered.
The petition must contain a brief statement of the complaint and an
explanation as to why the effectiveness of the final order should be
stayed.
\(b\) If the respondent requests the consideration of additional facts
or arguments, the respondent must submit the reasons they were not
presented prior to issuance of the final order .
\(c\) The Associate Administrator, OPS does not consider repetitious
information, arguments, or petitions.
\(d\) The filing of a petition under this section stays the payment of
any civil penalty assessed. However, unless the Associate Administrator,
OPS otherwise provides, the order, including any required corrective
action, is not stayed.
\(e\) The Associate Administrator, OPS may grant or deny, in whole or in
part, any petition for reconsideration without further proceedings. In
the event the Associate Administrator, OPS reconsiders a final order, a
final decision on reconsideration may be issued without further
proceedings, or, in the alternative, additional information, data, and
comment may be requested by the Associate Administrator, OPS as deemed
appropriate .
\(f\) ~~It is the policy of the Associate Administrator, OPS to issue
notice of the action taken on a petition for reconsideration within 20
days after receipt of the petition, unless it is found impracticable to
take action within that time. In cases where it is so found and delay
beyond that period is expected to be substantial, notice of that fact
and the date by which it is expected that action will be taken is issued
to the respondent.~~ [It is the policy of the Associate Administrator,
OPS to issue notice of the action taken on a petition for
reconsideration expeditiously. In cases where a substantial delay is
expected, notice of that fact and the date by which it is expected that
action will be taken is provided to the respondent upon request and
whenever practicable.]{.underline}
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996;
Amdt. 190-7, 61 FR 27789, June 3, 1996[;]{.underline} [Amdt. 190-12, 70
FR 11135, Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**Compliance Orders**
**§190.217 Compliance orders generally.**
When the Associate Administrator, OPS has reason to believe that a
person is engaging in conduct which involves a violation of 49 U.S.C.
60101 *et seq.* or any regulation issued thereunder, and if the nature
of the violation, and the public interest warrant, the Associate
Administrator, OPS may conduct proceedings under §§190.207 through
190.213 of this part to determine the nature and extent of the
violations and to issue an order directing compliance.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996\]
**§190.219 Consent order.**
\(a\) At any time before the issuance of a compliance order under
§190.213 the Associate Administrator, OPS and the respondent may agree
to dispose of the case by joint execution of a consent order. Upon such
joint execution, the consent order shall be considered a final order
under §190.213.
\(b\) A consent order executed under paragraph (a) of this section shall
include:
\(1\) An admission by the respondent of all jurisdictional facts:
\(2\) An express waiver of further procedural steps and of all right to
seek judicial review or otherwise challenge or contest the validity of
that order;
\(3\) An acknowledgment that the notice of probable violation may be
used to construe the terms of the consent order; and
\(4\) A statement of the actions required of the respondent and the time
by which such actions shall be accomplished.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996\]
**Civil Penalties**
**§190.221 Civil penalties generally.**
When the Associate Administrator, OPS has reason to believe that a
person has committed an act which is a violation of any provision of the
49 U.S.C. 60101 *et seq.* or any regulation or order issued thereunder,
proceedings under §§190.207 through 190.213 may be conducted to
determine the nature and extent of the violations and to assess and, if
appropriate, compromise a civil penalty.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996\]
**§190.223 Maximum penalties.**
\(a\) Any person who is determined to have violated a provision of 49
U.S.C. 60101 *et seq*. or any regulation or order issued thereunder, is
subject to a civil penalty not to exceed ~~\$25,000~~
[\$100,000]{.underline} for each violation for each day the violation
continues except that the maximum civil penalty may not exceed
~~\$500,000~~ [\$1,000,000]{.underline} for any related series of
violations.
\(b\) Any person who knowingly violates a regulation or order under this
subchapter applicable to offshore gas gathering lines issued under the
authority of 49 U.S.C. 5101 *et seq.* is liable for a civil penalty of
not more than \$25,000 for each violation, and if any such violation is
a continuing one, each day of violation constitutes a separate offense.
\(c\) Any person who is determined to have violated any standard or
order under 49 U.S.C. 60103 shall be subject to a civil penalty of not
to exceed \$50,000, which penalty shall be in addition to any other
penalties to which such person may be subject under paragraph (a) of
this section.
[(d) Any person who is determined to have violated any standard or order
under 49 U.S.C. 60129 shall be subject to a civil penalty not to exceed
\$1,000, which shall be in addition to any other penalties to which such
person may be subject under paragraph (a) of this section.]{.underline}
(~~d~~[e]{.underline}) No person shall be subject to a civil penalty
under this section for the violation of any requirement of this
subchapter and an order issued under §190.217, §190.219 or §190.233 if
both violations are based on the same act.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-2, 54 FR 32343, Aug. 7, 1989; Amdt.
190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996; Amdt. 190-6A, 61 FR 38403, July 24,
1996[;]{.underline} [Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8,
2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.225 Assessment considerations.**
~~The~~ ~~Associate Administrator, OPS assesses a civil penalty under
this part only after considering:~~
~~(a) The nature, circumstances and gravity of the violation;~~
~~(b) The degree of the respondent\'s culpability;~~
~~(c) The respondent\'s history of prior offenses;~~
~~(d) The respondent\'s ability to pay;~~
~~(e) Any good faith by the respondent in attempting to achieve
compliance;~~
~~(f) The effect on the respondent\'s ability to continue in business;
and~~
~~(g) Such other matters as justice may require.~~
[In determining the amount of a civil penalty under this
part,]{.underline}
[(a) The Associate Administrator, OPS shall consider:]{.underline}
[(1) The nature, circumstances and gravity of the violation, including
adverse impact on the environment;]{.underline}
[(2) The degree of the respondent\'s culpability;]{.underline}
[(3) The respondent\'s history of prior offenses;]{.underline}
[(4) The respondent\'s ability to pay;]{.underline}
[(5) Any good faith by the respondent in attempting to achieve
compliance;]{.underline}
[(6) The effect on the respondent\'s ability to continue in business;
and (b) The Associate Administrator, OPS may consider:]{.underline}
[(1) The economic benefit gained from violation, if readily
ascertainable, without any reduction because of subsequent damages;
and]{.underline}
[(2) Such other matters as justice may require.]{.underline}
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26,
1996[;]{.underline} [Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8,
2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.227 Payment of penalty.**
\(a\) Except for payments exceeding \$10,000, payment of a civil penalty
proposed or assessed under this subpart may be made by certified check
or money order (containing the CPF Number for this case) payable to
\"U.S. Department of Transportation\" to the Federal Aviation
Administration, Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center, Financial Operations
Division (AMZ-~~320~~ [120]{.underline}), P.O. Box 25770, Oklahoma City,
OK 73125, or by wire transfer through the Federal Reserve Communications
System (Fedwire) to the account of the U.S. Treasury. Payments exceeding
\$10,000 must be made by wire transfer. ~~Payments, or in the case of
wire transfers, notices of payment, must be sent to the Chief, General
Accounting Branch (M-86.2), Accounting Operations Division, Office of
the Secretary, room 2228, Department of Transportation, 400 Seventh
Street, SW, Washington, DC 20590.~~
\(b\) Payment of a civil penalty assessed in a final order issued under
§190.213 or affirmed in a decision on a petition for reconsideration
must be made within 20 days after receipt of the final order or
decision. Failure to do so will result in the initiation of collection
action, including the accrual of interest and penalties, in accordance
with 31 U.S.C. §3717 and 49 C.F.R. Part 89.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-1, 53 FR 1633, Jan. 21, 1988; Amdt.
190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996; Amdt. 190-7, 61 FR 27789, June 3,
1996[; Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**Criminal Penalties**
**§190.229 Criminal penalties generally.**
\(a\) Any person who willfully and knowingly violates a provision of 49
U.S.C. 60101 *et seq.* or any regulation or order issued thereunder
shall upon conviction be subject for each offense to a fine of not more
than \$25,000 and imprisonment for not more than five years, or both.
\(b\) Any person who willfully violates a regulation or order under this
subchapter issued under the authority 49 U.S.C. 5101 *et seq.* as
applied to offshore gas gathering lines shall upon conviction be subject
for each offense to a fine of not more than \$25,000, imprisonment for a
term not to exceed 5 years, or both.
\(c\) Any person who willfully and knowingly injures or destroys, or
attempts to injure or destroy, any interstate transmission facility or
any interstate pipeline facility (as those terms are defined in 49
U.S.C. 60101 *et seq.*) shall, upon conviction, be subject for each
offense to a fine of not more than \$25,000, imprisonment for a term not
to exceed 15 years, or both.
\(d\) Any person who willfully and knowingly defaces, damages, removes,
destroys any pipeline sign, right-of-way marker, or marine buoy required
by 49 U.S.C. 60101 *et seq.* or 49 U.S.C. 5101 *et seq.*, or any
regulation or order issued thereunder shall, upon conviction, be
subject, for each offense to a fine of not more than \$5,000,
imprisonment for a term not to exceed 1 year, or both.
[(e) Any person who willfully and knowingly engages in excavation
activity without first using an available one-call notification system
to establish the location of underground facilities in the excavation
area; or without considering location information or markings
established by a pipeline facility operator; and]{.underline}
[(1) Subsequently damages a pipeline facility resulting in death,
serious bodily harm, or property damage exceeding \$50,000;]{.underline}
[(2) Subsequently damages a pipeline facility and knows or has reason to
know of the damage but fails to promptly report the damage to the
operator and to the appropriate authorities; or]{.underline}
[(3) Subsequently damages a hazardous liquid pipeline facility that
results in the release of more than 50 barrels of product; shall, upon
conviction, be subject for each offense to a fine of not more than
\$5,000, imprisonment for a term not to exceed 5 years, or
both.]{.underline}
(~~e~~[f]{.underline}) No person shall be subject to criminal penalties
under paragraph (a) of this section for violation of any regulation and
the violation of any order issued under §§190.217, 190.219 or 190.229 if
both violations are based on the same act.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-2, 54 FR 32343, Aug. 7, 1989; Amdt.
190-4, 56 FR 63770, Dec. 5, 1991; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26,
1996[;]{.underline} [Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8,
2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.231 Referral for prosecution.**
If an employee of ~~Research and Special Programs Administration~~
[Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration]{.underline}
becomes aware of any actual or possible activity subject to criminal
penalties under §190.229, the employee reports it to the Office of the
Chief Counsel, Research and Special Programs Administration, U.S.
Department of Transportation, Washington, DC 20590. The Chief Counsel
refers the report to OPS for investigation. Upon completion of the
investigation and if appropriate, the Chief Counsel refers the report to
the Department of Justice for criminal prosecution of the offender.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26,
1996[;]{.underline} [Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8,
2005]{.underline}\]
**Specific Relief**
**§190.233 Hazardous facility orders.**
~~(a) Except as provided by paragraph (b) of this section, if the
Associate Administrator, OPS finds, after reasonable notice and
opportunity for hearing in accord with paragraph (c) of this section,
and §190.211(a), a particular pipeline facility to be hazardous to life
or property, the~~ ~~Associate Administrator, OPS shall issue an order
pursuant to this section requiring the owner or operator of the facility
to take corrective action. Corrective action may include suspended or
restricted use of the facility, physical inspection, testing, repair,
replacement, or other action, as appropriate.~~
~~(b) The Associate Administrator, OPS may waive the requirement for
notice and hearing under paragraph (a) of this section before issuing an
order pursuant to this section when the~~ ~~Associate Administrator, OPS
determines that the failure to do so would result in the likelihood of
serious harm to life or property. However, the~~ ~~Associate
Administrator, OPS shall include in the order an opportunity for hearing
as soon as practicable after issuance of the order. The provisions of
paragraph (c)(2) of this section apply to an owner or operator\'s
decision to exercise such an opportunity for hearing. The purpose of
such a post-order hearing is for the Associate Administrator, OPS to
determine whether the order should remain in effect or be rescinded or
suspended in accord with paragraph (g) of this section.~~
~~(c) Notice and hearing:~~
~~(1) Written notice that OPS intends to issue an order under this
section shall be served in accordance with §190.5, upon the owner or
operator of an alleged hazardous facility. The notice shall allege the
existence of a hazardous facility, stating the facts and circumstances
supporting the issuance of a \"hazardous facility order\", and providing
the owner or operator an opportunity for a hearing, identifying the time
and location of the hearing.~~
~~(2) An owner or operator elects to exercise his opportunity for a
hearing under this section, by notifying the~~ ~~Associate
Administrator,~~ ~~OPS of that election in writing within 10 days of
service of the notice provided under paragraph (c)(1) of this section~~
~~or, under paragraph (b) of this section~~ ~~when applicable. Absence
of such written notification waives an owner or operator\'s opportunity
for a hearing and allows the Associate Administrator, OPS to proceed to
issue a \"hazardous facility order\" in accordance with paragraphs (d)
through (h) of this section.~~
~~(3) A hearing under this section shall be presided over by an attorney
from the Office of Chief Counsel, Research and Special Programs
Administration~~ ~~acting as Presiding Official, and conducted without
strict adherence to rules of evidence. The Presiding Official presents
the allegations contained in the notice issued under this section. The
owner or operator of the alleged hazardous facility may submit any
relevant information or materials, call witnesses and present arguments
on the issue of whether or not a \"hazardous facility order\" should be
issued.~~
~~(4) Within 48 hours after conclusion of a hearing under this section,
the Presiding Official shall submit a recommendation to the Associate
Administrator, OPS as to whether or not a \"hazardous facility order\"
is required. Upon receipt of the recommendation, the Associate
Administrator, OPS shall proceed in accordance with paragraphs (d)
through (h) of this section. If the Associate Administrator, OPS finds
the facility to be hazardous to life or property the Associate
Administrator, OPS shall issue an order in accordance with this section.
If the Associate Administrator, OPS does not find the facility to be
hazardous to life or property, the Associate Administrator, OPS shall
dismiss the allegations contained in the notice, and promptly notify the
owner or operator in writing by service as prescribed in §190.5.~~
~~(d) The Associate Administrator, OPS may find a pipeline facility to
be hazardous under paragraph (a) of this section:~~
~~(1) If under the facts and circumstances the Associate Administrator,
OPS determines the particular facility is hazardous to life or property;
or~~
~~(2) If the pipeline facility or a component thereof has been
constructed or operated with any equipment, material, or technique which
the Associate Administrator, OPS determines is hazardous to life or
property, unless the operator involved demonstrates to the satisfaction
of the Associate Administrator,~~ ~~OPS that, under the particular facts
and circumstances involved, such equipment, material, or technique is
not hazardous to life or property.~~
~~(e) In making a determination under paragraph (d) of this section, the
Associate Administrator, OPS shall consider, if relevant:~~
~~(1) The characteristics of the pipe and other equipment used in the
pipeline facility involved, including its age, manufacturer, physical
properties including its age, manufacturer, physical properties
(including its resistance to corrosion and deterioration), and the
method of its manufacture, construction or assembly;~~
~~(2) The nature of the materials transported by such facility
(including their corrosive and deteriorate qualities), the sequence in
which such materials are transported, and the pressure required for such
transportation;~~
~~(3) The aspects of the areas in which the pipeline facility is
located, in particular the climatic and geologic conditions (including
soil characteristics) associated with such areas, and the population
density and population and growth patterns of such areas;~~
~~(4) Any recommendation of the National Transportation Safety Board
issued in connection with any investigation conducted by the Board;
and~~
~~(5) Such other factors as the Associate Administrator, OPS may
consider appropriate.~~
~~(f) The order shall contain the following information:~~
~~(1) A finding that the pipeline facility is hazardous to life or
property.~~
~~(2) The relevant facts which form the basis for that finding.~~
~~(3) The legal basis for the order.~~
~~(4) The nature and description of particular corrective action
required of the respondent.~~
~~(5) The date by which the required action must be taken, or completed
and, where appropriate, the duration of the order.~~
~~(6) If a hearing has been waived pursuant to paragraph (b) of this
section, a statement that an opportunity for a hearing is provided at a
particular location and at a certain time after issuance of the order.~~
~~(g) The Associate Administrator, OPS shall rescind or suspend a
\"hazardous facility order\" whenever the Associate Administrator, OPS
determines that the facility is no longer hazardous to life or property.
When appropriate, however, such a rescission or suspension may be
accompanied~~ ~~by a notice of probable violation issued under
§190.207.~~
~~(h)~~ ~~At any time after an order issued under this section has
become effective, the Associate Administrator, OPS may request the
Attorney General to bring an action for appropriate relief in accordance
with §190.235.~~
~~(i)~~ ~~Upon petition by the Attorney General, the District Courts of
the United States shall have jurisdiction to enforce orders issued under
this section by appropriate means.~~
[(a) Except as provided by paragraph (b) of this section, if the
Associate Administrator, OPS finds, after reasonable notice and
opportunity for hearing in accord with paragraph (c) of this section and
§190.211(a), a particular pipeline facility to be hazardous to life,
property, or the environment, the Associate Administrator, OPS shall
issue an order pursuant to this section requiring the owner or operator
of the facility to take corrective action. Corrective action may include
suspended or restricted use of the facility, physical inspection,
testing, repair, replacement, or other appropriate action.]{.underline}
[(b) The Associate Administrator, OPS may waive the requirement for
notice and opportunity for hearing under paragraph (a) of this section
before issuing an order pursuant to this section when the Associate
Administrator, OPS determines that the failure to do so would result in
the likelihood of serious harm to life, property, or the environment.
However, the Associate Administrator, OPS shall provide an opportunity
for a hearing as soon as is practicable after the issuance of a
compliance order. The provisions of paragraph (c)(2) of this section
apply to an owner or operator\'s decision to exercise its opportunity
for a hearing. The purpose of such a post-order hearing is for the
Associate Administrator, OPS to determine whether a compliance order
should remain in effect or be rescinded or suspended in accord with
paragraph (g) of this section.]{.underline}
[(c) Notice and hearing:]{.underline}
[(1) Written notice that OPS intends to issue an order under this
section shall be served upon the owner or operator of an alleged
hazardous facility in accordance with §190.5. The notice shall allege
the existence of a hazardous facility and state the facts and
circumstances supporting the issuance of a corrective action order. The
notice shall also provide the owner or operator with the opportunity for
a hearing and shall identify a time and location where a hearing may be
held.]{.underline}
[(2) An owner or operator that elects to exercise its opportunity for a
hearing under this section must notify the Associate Administrator, OPS
of that election in writing within 10 days of service of the notice
provided under paragraph (c)(1) of this section, or under paragraph (b)
of this section when applicable. The absence of such written
notification waives an owner or operator\'s opportunity for a hearing
and allows the Associate Administrator, OPS to issue a corrective action
order in accordance with paragraphs (d) through (h) of this
section.]{.underline}
[(3) A hearing under this section shall be presided over by an attorney
from the Office of Chief Counsel, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials
Safety Administration, acting as Presiding Official, and conducted
without strict adherence to formal rules of evidence. The Presiding
Official presents the allegations contained in the notice issued under
this section. The owner or operator of the alleged hazardous facility
may submit any relevant information or materials, call witnesses, and
present arguments on the issue of whether or not a corrective action
order should be issued.]{.underline}
[(4) Within 48 hours after conclusion of a hearing under this section,
the Presiding Official shall submit a recommendation to the Associate
Administrator, OPS as to whether or not a corrective action order is
required. Upon receipt of the recommendation, the Associate
Administrator, OPS shall proceed in accordance with paragraphs (d)
through (h) of this section. If the Associate Administrator, OPS finds
the facility is or would be hazardous to life, property, or the
environment, the Associate Administrator, OPS shall issue a corrective
action order in accordance with this section. If the Associate
Administrator, OPS does not find the facility is or would be hazardous
to life, property, or the environment, the Associate Administrator shall
withdraw the allegation of the existence of a hazardous facility
contained in the notice, and promptly notify the owner or operator in
writing by service as prescribed in §190.5.]{.underline}
[(d) The Associate Administrator, OPS may find a pipeline facility to be
hazardous under paragraph (a) of this section:]{.underline}
[(1) If under the facts and circumstances the Associate Administrator,
OPS determines the particular facility is hazardous to life, property,
or the environment; or]{.underline}
[(2) If the pipeline facility or a component thereof has been
constructed or operated with any equipment, material, or technique which
the Associate Administrator, OPS determines is hazardous to life,
property, or the environment, unless the operator involved demonstrates
to the satisfaction of the Associate Administrator, OPS that, under the
particular facts and circumstances involved, such equipment, material,
or technique is not hazardous.]{.underline}
[(e) In making a determination under paragraph (d) of this section, the
Associate Administrator, OPS shall consider, if relevant:]{.underline}
[(1) The characteristics of the pipe and other equipment used in the
pipeline facility involved, including its age, manufacturer, physical
properties (including its resistance to corrosion and deterioration),
and the method of its manufacture, construction or
assembly;]{.underline}
[(2) The nature of the materials transported by such facility (including
their corrosive and deteriorative qualities), the sequence in which such
materials are transported, and the pressure required for such
transportation;]{.underline}
[(3) The characteristics of the geographical areas in which the pipeline
facility is located, in particular the climatic and geologic conditions
(including soil characteristics) associated with such areas, and the
population density and population and growth patterns of such
areas;]{.underline}
[(4) Any recommendation of the National Transportation Safety Board
issued in connection with any investigation conducted by the Board;
and]{.underline}
[(5) Such other factors as the Associate Administrator, OPS may consider
appropriate.]{.underline}
[(f) A corrective action order shall contain the following
information:]{.underline}
[(1) A finding that the pipeline facility is hazardous to life,
property, or the environment.]{.underline}
[(2) The relevant facts which form the basis of that
finding.]{.underline}
[(3) The legal basis for the order.]{.underline}
[(4) The nature and description of any particular corrective action
required of the respondent.]{.underline}
[(5) The date by which the required corrective action must be taken or
completed and, where appropriate, the duration of the
order.]{.underline}
[(6) If the opportunity for a hearing was waived pursuant to paragraph
(b) of this section, a statement that an opportunity for a hearing will
be available at a particular time and location after issuance of the
order.]{.underline}
[(g) The Associate Administrator, OPS shall rescind or suspend a
corrective action order whenever the Associate Administrator, OPS
determines that the facility is no longer hazardous to life, property,
or the environment. When appropriate, however, such a rescission or
suspension may be accompanied by a notice of probable violation issued
under §190.207.]{.underline}
[(h) At any time after a corrective action order issued under this
section has become effective, the Associate Administrator, OPS may
request the Attorney General to bring an action for appropriate relief
in accordance with §190.235.]{.underline}
[(i) Upon petition by the Attorney General, the District Courts of the
United States shall have jurisdiction to enforce orders issued under
this section by appropriate means.]{.underline}
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-3, 56 FR 31090, July 9, 1991; Amdt.
190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996[; Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8,
2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.235 Injunctive action.**
Whenever it appears to the Associate Administrator, OPS that a person
has engaged, is engaged, or is about to engage in any act or practice
constituting a violation of any provision of 49 U.S.C. 60101 *et seq.*
or any regulations issued thereunder, the Administrator, ~~RSPA~~
[PHMSA]{.underline}, or the person to whom the authority has been
delegated , may request the Attorney General to bring an action in the
appropriate U.S. District Court for such relief as is necessary or
appropriate, including mandatory ~~of~~ [or]{.underline} prohibitive
injunctive relief, interim equitable relief, [civil
penalties,]{.underline} and punitive damages as provided under 49 U.S.C.
60120 and 49 U.S.C. 5123.
\[Part 190 - Org., 45 FR 20413, Mar. 27, 1980 as amended by Amdt. 190-A,
50 FR 45721, Nov. 1, 1985; Amdt. 190-6, 61 FR 18512, Apr. 26,
1996[;]{.underline} [Amdt. 190-12, 70 FR 11135, Mar. 8,
2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.237 Amendment of plans or procedures.**
\(a\) A Regional Director begins a proceeding to determine whether an
operator\'s plans or procedures required under parts 192, 193, 195, and
199 of this subchapter are inadequate to assure safe operation of a
pipeline facility by issuing a notice of amendment. The notice shall
provide an opportunity for a hearing under §190.211 of this part and
shall specify the alleged inadequacies and the proposed action for
revision of the plans or procedures. The notice shall allow the operator
30 days after receipt of the notice to submit written comments or
request a hearing. After considering all material presented in writing
or at the hearing, the Associate Administrator, OPS shall determine
whether the plans or procedures are inadequate as alleged and order the
required amendment if they are inadequate, or withdraw the notice if
they are not. In determining the adequacy of an operator\'s plans and
procedures, the Associate Administrator, OPS shall consider:
\(1\) Relevant available pipeline safety data;
\(2\) Whether the plans or procedures are appropriate for the particular
type of pipeline transportation or facility, and for the location of the
facility;
\(3\) The reasonableness of the plans or procedures; and
\(4\) The extent to which the plans or procedures contribute to public
safety.
\(b\) The amendment of an operator\'s plans or procedures prescribed in
paragraph (a) of this section is in addition to, and may be used in
conjunction with, the appropriate enforcement actions prescribed in this
subpart.
\[Amdt. 190-3, 56 FR 31087, July 9, 1991 as amended by Amdt. 190-6, 61
FR 18512, Apr. 26, 1996\]
**Subpart C--Procedures for Adoption of Rules**
**§190.301 Scope.**
This subpart prescribes general rulemaking procedures for the issue,
amendment, and repeal of Pipeline Safety Program regulations of the
~~Research and Special Programs Administration~~ [Pipeline and Hazardous
Materials Safety Administration]{.underline} of the Department of
Transportation.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996 [as amended by Amdt. 190-12,
70 FR 11135, Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.303 Delegations.**
For the purposes of this subpart, *Administrator* means the
Administrator, ~~Research and Special Programs Administration~~
[Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration]{.underline}, or
his or her delegate.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996 [as amended by Amdt. 190-12,
70 FR 11135, Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.305 Regulatory dockets.**
\(a\) Information and data considered relevant by the Administrator
relating to rulemaking actions, including notices of proposed
rulemaking; comments received in response to notices; petitions for
rulemaking and reconsideration; denials of petitions for rulemaking and
reconsideration; records of additional rulemaking proceedings under
§190.325; and final regulations are maintained by the ~~Research and
Special Programs Administration~~ [Pipeline and Hazardous Materials
Safety Administration]{.underline} at 400 7^th^ Street, SW., Washington,
DC 20590-0001.
\(b\) ~~Any person may examine and docketed material, once a docket is
established,~~ ~~at the offices of the Research and Special Programs
Administration at any time during regular business hours after the
docket is established, except material which the Administrator
determines should be withheld from public disclosure under applicable
provisions~~ ~~of any statute administered by the Administrator and
section 552(b) of Title 5, United States Code, and may obtain a copy of
it upon payment of a fee.~~ [Any person may examine public docket
material, once a docket is established, at the offices of the Dockets
Management System, U.S. Department of Transportation, 400 7th Street,
SW., Room PL-401, Washington, DC 20590, and may obtain a copy of it upon
payment of a fee, at any time between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, excluding Federal holidays, with the exception of
material which the Administrator, PHMSA determines should be withheld
from public disclosure under applicable provisions of any statute
administered by the Administrator and section 552(b) of title 5, United
States Code. Public comments may also be submitted and reviewed by
accessing the Dockets Management System\'s Web site at]{.underline}
[*http://dms.dot.gov*. Inquiries and comment submissions must identify
the Docket]{.underline}
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996 [as amended by Amdt. 190-12,
70 FR 11135, Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.307 Records.**
Records of the ~~Research and Special Programs Administration~~
[Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration]{.underline}
relating to rulemaking proceedings are available for inspection as
provided in section 552(b) of Title 5, United States Code, and part 7 of
the Regulations of the Office of the Secretary of Transportation (part 7
of this title).
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.309 Where to file petitions.**
Petitions for extension of time to comment submitted under §190.319,
petitions for hearings submitted under §190.327, petitions for
rulemaking submitted §190.331, and petitions for reconsideration
submitted under §190.335 must be submitted to: Administrator, ~~Research
and Special Programs Administration~~ [Pipeline and Hazardous Materials
Safety Administration]{.underline}, U.S. Department of Transportation,
400 7^th^ Street, SW., Washington DC 20590-0001.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996 [as amended by Amdt. 190-12,
70 FR 11135, Mar. 8, 2005]{.underline}\]
**§190.311 General.**
Unless the Administrator, for good cause, finds that notice is
impracticable, unnecessary, or contrary to the public interest, and
incorporates that finding and a brief statement of the reasons for it in
the rule, a notice of proposed rulemaking is issued and interested
persons are invited to participate in the rulemaking proceedings with
respect to each substantive rule.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.313 Initiation of rulemaking.**
The Administrator initiates rulemaking on his or her own motion;
however, in so doing, the Administrator may use discretion to consider
the recommendations of other agencies of the United States or of other
interested persons including those of any technical advisory body
established by statute for that purpose.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.315 Contents of notices of proposed rulemaking.**
\(a\) Each notice of proposed rulemaking is published in the **Federal
Register**, unless all persons subject to it are named and are
personally served with a copy of it.
\(b\) Each notice, whether published in the **Federal Register** or
personally served, includes:
\(1\) A statement of the time, place, and nature of the proposed
rulemaking proceeding;
\(2\) A reference to the authority under which it is issued;
\(3\) A description of the subjects and issues involved or the substance
and terms of the proposed regulation;
\(4\) A statement of the time within which written comments must be
submitted; and
\(5\) A statement of how and to what extent interested persons may
participate in the proceeding.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.317 Participation by interested persons.**
\(a\) Any interested person may participate in rulemaking proceedings by
submitting comments in writing containing information, views or
arguments in accordance with instructions for participation in the
rulemaking document.
\(b\) The Administrator may invite any interested person to participate
in the rulemaking proceedings described in §190.325.
\(c\) For the purposes of this subpart, an interested person includes
any Federal or State government agency or any political subdivision of a
State.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.319 Petitions for extension of time to comment.**
A petition for extension of the time to submit comments must be received
not later than 10 days before expiration of the time stated in the
notice, It is requested, but not required, that three copies be
submitted. The filing of the petition does not automatically extend the
time for petitioner's comments. A petition is granted only if the
petitioner shows good cause for the extension, and if the extension is
consistent with the public interest. If an extension is granted, it is
granted to all persons, and it is published in the **Federal Register**.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.321 Contents of written comments.**
All written comments must be in English. It is requested, but not
required, that five copies be submitted. Any interested person should
submit as part of written comments all material considered relevant to
any statement of fact. Incorporation of material by reference should be
avoided; however, where necessary, such incorporated material shall be
identified by document title and page.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.323 Consideration of comments received.**
All timely comments and the recommendations of any technical advisory
body established by statute for the purpose of reviewing the proposed
rule concerned are considered before final action is taken on a
rulemaking proposal. Late filed comments are considered so far as
practicable.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.325 Additional rulemaking proceedings.**
The Administrator may initiate any further rulemaking proceedings that
the Administrator finds necessary or desirable. For example, interested
persons may be invited to make oral arguments, to participate in
conferences between the Administrator or the Administrator's
representative and interested persons, at which minutes of the
conference are kept, to appear at informal hearings presided over by
officials designated by the Administrator at which a transcript of
minutes are kept, or participate in any other proceeding to assure
informed administrative action and to protect the public interest.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.327 Hearings**
\(a\) If a notice of proposed rulemaking does not provide for a hearing,
any interested person may petition the Administrator for an informal
hearing. The petition must be received by the Administrator not later
than 20 days before expiration of the time stated in the notice. The
filing of the petition does not automatically result in the scheduling
of a hearing. A petition is granted only if the petitioner shows good
cause for a hearing. If a petition for a hearing is granted, notice of
the hearing is published in the **Federal Register.**
\(b\) Sections 556 and 557 of Title 5, United States Code, do not apply
to hearings held under this part. Unless otherwise specified, hearings
held under this part are informal, nonadversary fact-finding
proceedings, at which there are no formal pleadings or adverse parties.
Any regulation issued in a case in which an informal hearing is held is
not necessarily based exclusively on the record of the hearing.
\(c\) The Administrator designates a representative to conduct any
hearing held under this subpart. The Chief Counsel designates a member
of his or her staff to serve as legal officer at the hearing.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.329 Adoption of final rules.**
Final rules are prepared by representatives of the Office of Pipeline
Safety and the Office of the Chief Counsel. The regulation is then
submitted to the Administrator for consideration. If the Administrator
adopts the regulation, it is published in the **Federal Register**,
unless all persons subject to it are named and are personally served
with a copy of it.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.331 Petitions** **for rulemaking.**
\(a\) Any interested person may petition the Associate Administrator for
Pipeline Safety to establish, amend, or repeal a substantive regulation,
or may petition the Chief Counsel to establish, amend, or repeal a
procedural regulation.
\(b\) Each petition filed under this section must--
\(1\) Summarize the proposed action and explain its purpose;
\(2\) State the text of the proposed rule or amendment, or specify the
rule proposed to be repealed;
\(3\) Explain the petitioner's interest in the proposed action and the
interest of any party the petitioner represents; and
\(4\) Provide information and arguments that support the proposed
action, including relevant technical, scientific or other data as
available to the petitioner, and any specific known cases that
illustrate the need for the proposed action.
\(c\) If the potential impact of the proposed action is substantial, and
information and data related to that impact are available to the
petitioner, the Associate Administrator or the Chief Counsel may request
the petitioner to provide--
\(1\) The costs and benefits to society and identifiable groups within
society, quantifiable and otherwise;
\(2\) The direct effects (including preemption effects) of the proposed
action on States, on the relationship between the Federal Government and
the States, and on the distribution of power and responsibilities among
the various levels of government;
\(3\) The regulatory burden on small businesses, small organizations and
small governmental jurisdictions;
\(4\) The recordkeeping and reporting requirements and to whom they
would apply; and
\(5\) Impacts on the quality of the natural and social environments.
\(d\) The Associate Administrator or Chief Counsel may return a petition
that does not comply with the requirements of this section, accompanied
by a written statement indicating the deficiencies in the petition.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.333 Processing of petition.**
\(a\) *General*. Unless the Associate Administrator or the Chief Counsel
otherwise specifies, no public hearing, argument, or other proceeding is
held directly on a petition before its disposition under this section.
\(b\) *Grants*. If the Associate Administrator or the Chief Counsel
determines that the petition contains adequate justification, he or she
initiates rulemaking action under this subpart.
\(c\) *Denials*. If the Associate Administrator or the Chief Counsel
determines that the petition does not justify rulemaking, the petition
is denied.
\(d\) *Notification*. The Associate Administrator or the Chief Counsel
will notify a petitioner, in writing, of the decision to grant or deny a
petition for rulemaking.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.335 Petitions for reconsideration.**
\(a\) Except as provided in §190.339(d), any interested person may
petition the Associate Administrator for reconsideration of any
regulation issued under this subpart, or may petition the Chief Counsel
for reconsideration of any procedural regulation issued under this
subpart and contained in this subpart. It is requested, but not
required, that three copies be submitted. The petition must be received
not later than 30 days after publication of the rule in the **Federal
Register**. Petitions filed after that time will be considered as
petitions filed under §190.331. The petition must contain a brief
statement of the complaint and an explanation as to why compliance with
the rule is not practicable, is unreasonable, or is not in the public
interest.
\(b\) If the petitioner requests the consideration of additional facts,
the petitioner must state the reason they were not presented to the
Associate Administrator or the Chief Counsel within the prescribed time.
\(c\) The Associate Administrator or the Chief Counsel does not consider
repetitious petitions.
\(d\) Unless the Associate Administrator or the Chief Counsel otherwise
provides, the filing of a petition under this section does not stay the
effectiveness of the rule.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.337 Proceedings on petitions for reconsideration.**
\(a\) The Associate Administrator or the Chief Counsel may grant or
deny, in whole or in part, any petition for reconsideration without
further proceedings, except where a grant of the petition would result
in issuance of a new final rule. In the event that the Associate
Administrator or the Chief Counsel determines to reconsider any
regulation, a final decision on reconsideration may be issued without
further proceedings, or an opportunity to submit comments or information
and data as deemed appropriate, may be provided. Whenever the Associate
Administrator or the Chief Counsel determines that a petition should be
granted or denied, the Office of the Chief Counsel prepares a notice of
the grant or denial of a petition for reconsideration, for issuance to
the petitioner, and the Associate Administrator or the Chief Counsel
issues it to the petitioner. The Associate Administrator or the Chief
Counsel may consolidate petitions relating to the same rules.
\(b\) It is the policy of the Associate Administrator or the Chief
Counsel to issue notice of the action taken on a petition for
reconsideration within 90 days after the date on which the regulation in
question is published in the **Federal Register**, unless it is found
impracticable to take action within that time. In cases where is it so
found and the delay beyond that period is expected to be substantial,
notice of that fact and the date by which it is expected that action
will be taken is issued to the petitioner and published in the **Federal
Register**.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.338 Appeals.**
\(a\) Any interested person may appeal a denial of the Associate
Administrator or the Chief Counsel, issued under §190.333 or §190.337,
to the Administrator.
\(b\) An appeal must be received within 20 days of service of written
notice to petitioner of the Associate Administrator's or the Chief
Counsel's decision, or within 20 days from the date of publication of
the decision in the **Federal Register**, and should set forth the
contested aspects of the decision as well as any new arguments or
information.
\(c\) It is requested, but not required, that three copies of the appeal
be submitted to the Administrator.
\(d\) Unless the Administrator otherwise provides, the filing of an
appeal under this section does not stay the effectiveness of any rule.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
**§190.339 Direct final rulemaking.**
\(a\) Where practicable, the Administrator will use direct final
rulemaking to issue the following types of rules:
\(1\) Minor, substantive changes to regulations;
\(2\) Incorporation by reference of the latest edition of technical or
industry standards;
\(3\) Extensions of compliance dates; and
\(4\) Other noncontroversial rules where the Administrator determines
that use of direct final rulemaking is in the public interest, and that
a regulation is unlikely to result in adverse comment.
\(b\) The direct final rule will state an effective date. The direct
final rule will also state that unless an adverse comment or notice of
intent to file an adverse comment is received within the specified
comment period, generally 60 days after publication of the final rule in
the **Federal Register**, the Administrator will issue a confirmation
document, generally within 15 days after the close of the comment
period, advising the public that the direct final rule will either
become effective on the date stated in the direct final rule or at least
30 days after the publication date of the confirmation document,
whichever is later.
\(c\) For purposes of this section, an adverse comment is one which
explains why the rule would be inappropriate, including a challenge to
the rule's underlying premise or approach, or would be ineffective or
unacceptable without a change. Comments that are frivolous or
insubstantial will not be considered adverse under this procedure. A
comment recommending a rule change in addition to the rule will not be
considered an adverse comment, unless the commenter states why the rule
would be ineffective without the additional change.
\(d\) Only parties who filed comments to a direct final rule issued
under this section may petition under §190.335 for reconsideration of
that direct final rule.
\(e\) If an adverse comment or notice of intent to file an adverse
comment is received, a timely document will be published in the
**Federal Register** advising the public and withdrawing the direct
final rule in whole or in part. The Administrator may then incorporate
the adverse comment into a subsequent direct final rule or may publish a
notice of proposed rulemaking. A notice of proposed rulemaking will
provide an opportunity for public comment, generally a minimum of 60
days, and will be processed in accordance with §§190.311 through
190.329.
\[Amdt. 190-8, 61 FR 50907, Sept. 27, 1996\]
| en |
log-files | 770738 | ! Started logfile: 1611+343_S.log on Wed Oct 20 03:06:26 2004
observe 1611+343_S.edt
! Reading UV FITS file: 1611+343_S.edt
! AN table 1: 45 integrations on 153 of 153 possible baselines.
! AN table 2: 74 integrations on 153 of 153 possible baselines.
! AN table 3: 15 integrations on 153 of 153 possible baselines.
! AN table 4: 9 integrations on 153 of 153 possible baselines.
! Apparent sampling: 0.0520591 visibilities/baseline/integration-bin.
! *** This seems a bit low - see "help observe" on the binwid argument.
! Found source: 1611+343
! Warning: Unknown AN-table MNTSTA value (3).
! Will assume that it is ground-based.
! Warning: Unknown AN-table MNTSTA value (3).
! Will assume that it is ground-based.
! Warning: Unknown AN-table MNTSTA value (3).
! Will assume that it is ground-based.
! Warning: Unknown AN-table MNTSTA value (3).
! Will assume that it is ground-based.
!
! There are 4 IFs, and a total of 4 channels:
!
! IF Channel Frequency Freq offset Number of Overall IF
! origin at origin per channel channels bandwidth
! ------------------------------------------------------------- (Hz)
! 01 1 2.23697e+09 8e+06 1 8e+06
! 02 2 2.26697e+09 8e+06 1 8e+06
! 03 3 2.35697e+09 8e+06 1 8e+06
! 04 4 2.37697e+09 8e+06 1 8e+06
!
! Polarization(s): RR
!
! Read 1075 lines of history.
!
! Reading 4556 visibilities.
![@gonzo8-0.4 1611+343_S]
print "***********************************"
! ***********************************
print "*** Using gonzo instruction set ***"
! *** Using gonzo instruction set ***
print "***********************************"
! ***********************************
float field_size
field_size = 1024
float field_cell
field_cell = 0.4
integer clean_niter
clean_niter = 50
float clean_gain
clean_gain = 0.03
float dynam
dynam = 8.0
float win_mult
win_mult = 1.8
float solint
solint = 3.6/6.0
logical doflt
doflt = true
logical doamp
float new_peak
float flux_cutoff
mapsize field_size,field_cell
! Map grid = 1024x1024 pixels with 0.400x0.400 milli-arcsec cellsize.
select
! Selecting polarization: RR, channels: 1..4
! Reading IF 1 channels: 1..1
! Reading IF 2 channels: 2..2
! Reading IF 3 channels: 3..3
! Reading IF 4 channels: 4..4
startmod
! Applying default point source starting model.
! Performing phase self-cal
! Adding 1 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 1 components and 1 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
! A total of 768 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! A total of 1270 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! A total of 240 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
! A total of 123 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 4.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
! A total of 768 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! A total of 1270 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! A total of 240 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
! A total of 123 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 4.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
! A total of 768 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! A total of 1270 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! A total of 240 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
! A total of 125 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 4.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
! A total of 768 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! A total of 1279 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! A total of 240 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 3.
! A total of 123 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=2.747461Jy sigma=19.041415
! Fit after self-cal, rms=2.760327Jy sigma=19.114615
! clrmod: Cleared the established, tentative and continuum models.
! Redundant starting model cleared.
uvweight 2,-1
! Uniform weighting binwidth: 2 (pixels).
! Gridding weights will be scaled by errors raised to the power -1.
! Radial weighting is not currently selected.
doamp = false
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
! Inverting map and beam
! Estimated beam: bmin=3.341 mas, bmaj=4.732 mas, bpa=-9.64 degrees
! Estimated noise=3.27319 mJy/beam.
repeat
if (peak(flux) > flux_cutoff) peakwin win_mult
clean clean_niter,clean_gain
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
selfcal doamp, doflt, solint
new_peak = peak(flux)
until(new_peak<=flux_cutoff)
! Added new window around map position (0, 0).
! clean: niter=50 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 2.4549 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 50 components = 2.4549 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.247801 max=0.887008 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=-0.001775 rms=0.084382 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 2.4549 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 13 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 13 components and 2.4549 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=1.607613Jy sigma=11.122329
! Fit after self-cal, rms=1.607183Jy sigma=11.119169
! Inverting map
! clean: niter=50 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.921051 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 50 components = 0.921051 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.148996 max=0.422864 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=-0.001085 rms=0.050416 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 3.37595 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 14 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 25 components and 3.37595 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=1.021154Jy sigma=7.062957
! Fit after self-cal, rms=1.020012Jy sigma=7.055078
! Inverting map
! clean: niter=50 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.486283 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 50 components = 0.486283 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.113563 max=0.239690 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=-0.000722 rms=0.035778 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 3.86223 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 11 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 32 components and 3.86223 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.784785Jy sigma=5.430326
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.784223Jy sigma=5.426438
! Inverting map
print "****************************************"
! ****************************************
print "*** Finished Uniform Weighting CLEAN ***"
! *** Finished Uniform Weighting CLEAN ***
print "****************************************"
! ****************************************
uvweight 0,-1
! Uniform weighting is not currently selected.
! Gridding weights will be scaled by errors raised to the power -1.
! Radial weighting is not currently selected.
win_mult = win_mult * 1.6
clean_niter = clean_niter * 2
dynam = dynam - 0.5
doamp = false
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
! Inverting map and beam
! Estimated beam: bmin=4.211 mas, bmaj=5.657 mas, bpa=-2.659 degrees
! Estimated noise=2.49294 mJy/beam.
repeat
if (peak(flux) > flux_cutoff) peakwin win_mult
clean clean_niter,clean_gain
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
selfcal doamp, doflt, solint
new_peak = peak(flux)
until(new_peak<=flux_cutoff)
! clean: niter=100 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.348227 Jy
! Component: 100 - total flux cleaned = 0.530117 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 100 components = 0.530117 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.092802 max=0.104188 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=-0.001008 rms=0.027600 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 4.39235 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 28 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 53 components and 4.39235 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.634463Jy sigma=4.395552
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.634114Jy sigma=4.393062
! Inverting map
print "****************************************"
! ****************************************
print "*** Finished Natural Weighting CLEAN ***"
! *** Finished Natural Weighting CLEAN ***
print "****************************************"
! ****************************************
gscale true
! Performing overall amplitude self-cal
!
! Correcting IF 1.
! A total of 24 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 1:
! BR 1.10 FD 1.00* GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.10 KK 1.00* KP 1.00* LA 1.00*
! MC 1.00* MK 0.94 NL 0.96 ON 1.00*
! OV 1.00* PT 1.00* SC 0.90 TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! A total of 3 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 2:
! BR 0.98 FD 1.08 GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.03 KK 1.00* KP 0.94 LA 1.08
! MC 1.00* MK 0.92 NL 0.96 ON 1.00*
! OV 1.04 PT 1.00 SC 1.00* TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 3:
! BR 0.92 FD 1.00* GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.00* KK 1.00* KP 1.01 LA 1.19
! MC 1.00* MK 1.07 NL 1.00* ON 1.00*
! OV 0.96 PT 1.01 SC 1.00* TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 4:
! BR 0.95 FD 1.11 GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.03 KK 1.00* KP 0.92 LA 1.10
! MC 1.00* MK 1.00* NL 0.96 ON 1.00*
! OV 1.00* PT 1.00* SC 1.06 TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
!
! Correcting IF 2.
! A total of 24 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 1:
! BR 1.12 FD 1.00* GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.19 KK 1.00* KP 1.00* LA 1.00*
! MC 1.00* MK 1.01 NL 1.00 ON 1.00*
! OV 1.00* PT 1.00* SC 0.93 TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! A total of 3 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 2:
! BR 1.10 FD 1.06 GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.17 KK 1.00* KP 0.99 LA 1.03
! MC 1.00* MK 0.99 NL 0.99 ON 1.00*
! OV 1.01 PT 0.95 SC 1.00* TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 3:
! BR 1.08 FD 1.00* GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.00* KK 1.00* KP 1.05 LA 1.12
! MC 1.00* MK 1.15 NL 1.00* ON 1.00*
! OV 0.98 PT 0.98 SC 1.00* TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 4:
! BR 1.12 FD 1.10 GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.16 KK 1.00* KP 0.99 LA 1.04
! MC 1.00* MK 1.00* NL 0.99 ON 1.00*
! OV 1.00* PT 1.00* SC 1.12 TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
!
! Correcting IF 3.
! A total of 24 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 1:
! BR 1.31 FD 1.00* GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.19 KK 1.00* KP 1.00* LA 1.00*
! MC 1.00* MK 0.99 NL 1.04 ON 1.00*
! OV 1.00* PT 1.00* SC 1.08 TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! A total of 3 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 2:
! BR 0.83 FD 0.96 GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.14 KK 1.00* KP 1.00 LA 0.92
! MC 1.00* MK 0.98 NL 1.04 ON 1.00*
! OV 1.00 PT 1.01 SC 1.00* TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 3:
! BR 0.71 FD 1.00* GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.00* KK 1.00* KP 1.05 LA 1.00
! MC 1.00* MK 1.09 NL 1.00* ON 1.00*
! OV 1.01 PT 1.05 SC 1.00* TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 4:
! BR 0.76 FD 1.01 GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.15 KK 1.00* KP 1.00 LA 0.93
! MC 1.00* MK 1.00* NL 1.04 ON 1.00*
! OV 1.00* PT 1.00* SC 1.28 TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
!
! Correcting IF 4.
! A total of 24 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 1.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 1:
! BR 1.09 FD 1.00* GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.12 KK 1.00* KP 1.00* LA 1.00*
! MC 1.00* MK 0.99 NL 0.95 ON 1.00*
! OV 1.00* PT 1.00* SC 1.09 TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! A total of 3 telescope corrections were flagged in sub-array 2.
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 2:
! BR 0.87 FD 1.00* GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.06 KK 1.00* KP 1.00* LA 0.79
! MC 1.00* MK 0.95 NL 0.95 ON 1.00*
! OV 0.85 PT 0.96 SC 1.00* TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 3:
! BR 1.02 FD 1.00* GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.00* KK 1.00* KP 0.96 LA 0.85
! MC 1.00* MK 1.09 NL 1.00* ON 1.00*
! OV 0.85 PT 0.99 SC 1.00* TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
! Telescope amplitude corrections in sub-array 4:
! BR 0.65 FD 1.03 GC 1.00* GG 1.00*
! HN 1.07 KK 1.00* KP 0.90 LA 0.80
! MC 1.00* MK 1.00* NL 0.95 ON 1.00*
! OV 1.00* PT 1.00* SC 1.29 TS 1.00*
! WF 1.00* WZ 1.00*
!
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.634114Jy sigma=4.393062
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.216236Jy sigma=1.520347
dynam = dynam - 0.5
doamp = false
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
! Inverting map and beam
! Estimated beam: bmin=4.481 mas, bmaj=5.788 mas, bpa=5.376 degrees
! Estimated noise=2.55943 mJy/beam.
repeat
if (peak(flux) > flux_cutoff) peakwin win_mult
clean clean_niter,clean_gain
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
selfcal doamp, doflt, solint
new_peak = peak(flux)
until(new_peak<=flux_cutoff)
! clean: niter=100 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = 0.00549139 Jy
! Component: 100 - total flux cleaned = 0.00548643 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 100 components = 0.00548643 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.018244 max=0.020655 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=-0.000149 rms=0.004618 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 4.39784 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 8 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 61 components and 4.39784 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.213301Jy sigma=1.501248
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.213199Jy sigma=1.499602
! Inverting map
dynam = dynam - 1.0
doamp = true
solint = solint * (6.0/3.6)
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
repeat
if (peak(flux) > flux_cutoff) peakwin win_mult
clean clean_niter,clean_gain
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
selfcal doamp, doflt, solint
new_peak = peak(flux)
until(new_peak<=flux_cutoff)
! clean: niter=100 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = -0.00110551 Jy
! Component: 100 - total flux cleaned = -0.00107605 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 100 components = -0.00107605 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.018126 max=0.019711 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=-0.000151 rms=0.004397 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 4.39676 Jy
! Performing amp+phase self-cal over 1 minute time intervals
! Adding 7 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 63 components and 4.39676 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.211701Jy sigma=1.490122
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.187684Jy sigma=1.319796
! Inverting map and beam
! Estimated beam: bmin=4.496 mas, bmaj=5.761 mas, bpa=5.68 degrees
! Estimated noise=2.55121 mJy/beam.
doamp = false
solint = solint / (6.0/3.6)
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
repeat
if (peak(flux) > flux_cutoff) peakwin win_mult
clean clean_niter,clean_gain
flux_cutoff = imstat(rms) * dynam
selfcal doamp, doflt, solint
new_peak = peak(flux)
until(new_peak<=flux_cutoff)
! clean: niter=100 gain=0.03 cutoff=0
! Component: 050 - total flux cleaned = -0.00928623 Jy
! Component: 100 - total flux cleaned = -0.010833 Jy
! Total flux subtracted in 100 components = -0.010833 Jy
! Clean residual min=-0.016577 max=0.019374 Jy/beam
! Clean residual mean=-0.000268 rms=0.004309 Jy/beam
! Combined flux in latest and established models = 4.38593 Jy
! Performing phase self-cal over 0.6 minute time intervals
! Adding 6 model components to the UV plane model.
! The established model now contains 65 components and 4.38593 Jy
!
! Correcting IF 1.
!
! Correcting IF 2.
!
! Correcting IF 3.
!
! Correcting IF 4.
!
! Fit before self-cal, rms=0.185922Jy sigma=1.309086
! Fit after self-cal, rms=0.185857Jy sigma=1.308318
! Inverting map
print "***********************************"
! ***********************************
print "*** Finished Amplitude Self-Cal ***"
! *** Finished Amplitude Self-Cal ***
print "***********************************"
! ***********************************
save 1611+343_S
! Writing UV FITS file: 1611+343_S.uvf
! Writing 65 model components to file: 1611+343_S.mod
! wwins: Wrote 1 windows to 1611+343_S.win
! restore: Substituting estimate of restoring beam from last 'invert'.
! Restoring with beam: 4.496 x 5.761 at 5.68 degrees (North through East)
! Clean map min=-0.016616 max=3.2225 Jy/beam
! Writing clean map to FITS file: 1611+343_S.fits
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June 29, 1995
CLA-2 R:C:S 558983 WAS
CATEGORY: Classification
U.S. Customs Service
District Director
477 Michigan Avenue
Room 200
Detroit, MI 48226
RE: Application for Further Review of Protest No. 3801-94-106710
concerning the applicability of subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS, to Ford
Taurus Station Wagons; detrimental reliance; uniform and established
practice; 19 U.S.C. 1315(d); Article 509; NAFTA
Dear Sir/Madame:
This is a decision on an application for further review of the
above-referenced protest which was timely filed by Steuart & Parker, on
behalf of Mr. Philip Trupiano, of Auto Enterprises, Inc., against your
decision regarding denial of duty-free treatment under subheading
9801.00.10, HTSUS, of Ford Taurus Station Wagons (1994 models). The
subject merchandise was entered on March 29, 1994 through the port of
Detroit and was liquidated on August 19, 1994. We had an opportunity to
meet with counsel on March 10, 1995, to further discuss this matter.
Counsel submitted additional information dated April 11, 1995, which was
considered in rendering our decision. Our decision follows.
FACTS:
The merchandise which is subject to this protest consists of 1994 Ford
Taurus model vehicles imported from Canada. Protestant submits that the
vehicles were assembled in U.S. foreign trade zones (\"FTZ\") (assembly
plant in Chicago, Illinois, foreign trade subzone 22B) and then shipped
directly from the FTZ to Canada where they were used primarily as rental
vehicles prior to being imported into the U.S. Upon entry into the U.S.,
the vehicles were classified under heading 8703, HTSUS, and assessed a
duty rate of 2.5 percent ad valorem. Protestant claims that the vehicles
should be eligible for duty-free treatment under subheading 9801.00.10,
HTSUS, when they are returned to the U.S. and contests Customs denial of
duty-free treatment for the subject entries.
Protestant states that the vehicles entered into the commerce of Canada
in many cases as a result of purchases by rental car companies for
incorporation into their fleets. Protestant further states that after a
certain period of time many of these vehicles are then purchased by U.S.
Department of Transportation-licensed importers, such as protestant, for
reimportation into the U.S. These vehicles are then serviced to satisfy
U.S. DOT standards and sold for use in the U.S. market.
Protestant submits that there is no legal basis which allows Customs to
advance the rate of duty for these vehicles. Furthermore, protestant
claims that there is no legal basis which disallows the payment of a
lower duty rate and that in accordance with U.S. law, the North American
Free Trade Agreement and the NAFTA Implementation Act, the vehicles of
this protest are not vehicles to which the 2.5 percent ad valorem rate
of duty should apply. Protestant claims that upon the importation of the
subject vehicles back to the U.S., duty should be assessed only on the
vehicle\'s foreign content, and not on the value of the entire vehicle.
Protestant contends that the only foreign content which is incorporated
into the subject vehicles is the radio which comprises less than one
percent of the total value of each vehicle.
ISSUES:
\(1\) Whether the vehicles which are produced in a foreign trade zone
from U.S. and foreign components exported directly from the FTZ to
Canada and then imported into the U.S. are entitled to duty exemption
under the NAFTA or under subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS.
\(2\) Whether there is a uniform and established practice to provide
duty-free treatment under subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS, to vehicles
which are produced in a FTZ from U.S. and foreign components, exported
directly from the FTZ and then imported into the U.S.
\(3\) Whether protestant has substantiated its claim for detrimental
reliance.
LAW AND ANALYSIS:
I. Duty-free Treatment
A. NAFTA Eligibility
The sixth proviso to section 3 of the Foreign Trade Zone Act (\"FTZA\")
of June 18, 1934 (49 Stat. 9) as amended, states as follows:
That articles produced or manufactured in a zone and exported therefrom
shall on subsequent importation into the customs territory of the United
States be subject to the import laws applicable to like articles
manufactured in a foreign country, except that articles produced or
manufactured in a zone exclusively with the use of domestic merchandise,
the identity of which has been maintained in accordance with the second
proviso of this section may, on such importation, be entered as American
goods returned. (Emphasis added).
Customs recently addressed the issue concerning the dutiable status of
articles made with foreign components in a Foreign Trade Zone that are
imported after having been exported from the zone in C.S.D. 95-3, 29
Cust. Bull. 11 (February 8, 1995). In this case, automobiles were made
in a foreign trade zone using some parts of foreign origin. Those parts
were admitted into the zone in either privileged foreign status or
non-privileged foreign status. After manufacture, the automobiles were
exported to Canada without any duty having been paid on those parts.
After that exportation, the automobiles were imported into the U.S. The
issue in C.S.D. 95-3 was whether the sixth proviso to section 3 of the
Foreign Trade Zones Act (19 U.S.C. 81c(a)) requires duty to be assessed
on the full value of an automobile made in a zone exported and then
returned to the U.S. In this decision, Customs held that the automobile
is dutiable on its full value at the appropriate most-favored nation
rate of duty on its importation back into the U.S. Customs further
stated that such an automobile does not qualify for duty-free treatment
under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The argument was made by the importer in C.S.D. 95-3 that the words \"be
subject to the import laws applicable to like articles manufactured in a
foreign country\" should be construed to mean like articles made in the
specific country from which the article is sent back to the U.S. so that
an article made in a zone with foreign components would become an
article of the country of reexportation simply by passing through that
country. Customs found, however, that this proposed interpretation would
lead to the erroneous result whereby the exportation to Canada would
convert Japanese components which had been assembled to produce the
vehicle, on which no duty was ever paid, into a Canadian-origin
automobile which would be entitled to be entered duty-free under the
NAFTA. Customs further stated that, such an automobile could be exported
from a zone into Canada and then re-imported into the United States free
of duty. Another possible consequence that could arise under this
scenario was that such an automobile could be made in a zone, exported
to France, duty-free and then re-imported into the United States through
Canada, again free of duty.
Based on our holding in C.S.D. 95-3, we find in the instant case that
vehicles which are manufactured in a FTZ using both U.S. and
foreign-origin components, exported to Canada, without any duty having
been paid on the foreign-origin components, and subsequently reimported
into the U.S. are not considered Canadian-origin vehicles. We are of the
opinion that the exportation to Canada does not convert the vehicle
which is made in a FTZ using foreign-origin components into a
Canadian-origin vehicle merely by passing through that country.
Protestant also argues that the vehicles which are subject to this
protest meet the requirements under Section 202(a)(2) of the NAFTA for
\"originating goods.\" Section 202(a) of the North American Free Trade
Agreement provides, in pertinent part, as follows:
Sec. 202 RULES OF ORIGIN
\(A\) ORIGINATING GOODS\--
\(1\) IN GENERAL\-- For purposes of implementing the tariff treatment
and quantitative restrictions provided for under the Agreement, except
as otherwise provided in this section, a good originates in the
territory of a NAFTA country if \-\--
(B)(I) each nonoriginating material used in the production of the
good\--
\(I\) undergoes an applicable change in tariff classification set out in
Annex 401 of the Agreement as a result of production occurring entirely
in the territory of one or more of the NAFTA countries; or
\(II\) where no change in tariff classification is required, the good
otherwise satisfies the applicable requirement 50 for such Annex; and
\(ii\) the good satisfies all other applicable requirements of this
section;
© the good is produced entirely in the territory of one or more of the
NAFTA countries exclusively from originating materials;
In this instance, it is argued that the operations performed in the FTZ
will qualify the vehicles under Section 202(a)(1) of the NAFTA. However,
there is specific statutory language which governs the tariff treatment
of goods under these circumstances. Section 202(a)(2)(A) provides as
follows:
\(2\) SPECIAL RULES\--
\(A\) FOREIGN TRADE ZONES \-- Subparagraph (8) of paragraph (1) shall
not apply to a good produced in a foreign trade zone or subzone
(established pursuant tot eh Act of June 18, 1934, commonly known as the
Foreign Trade Zones Act) that is entered for consumption in the customs
territory of the United States.
With regard to the issue of whether the vehicles which are entered into
the U.S. from Canada are considered \"originating goods\" and thus
entitled to preferential tariff treatment under the NAFTA, Customs held
in C.S.D. 95-3,
The statute contemplates that goods which meet the applicable rule of
origin by virtue of operations performed in a United States Foreign
Trade Zone will not be regarded as originating upon entry for
consumption into the United States. In this case, it is clear that the
operations which are performed in the zone will not render the vehicles
originating based on the change in tariff classification that occurs to
the nonoriginating materials in the zone.
Therefore, protestant\'s claim that the vehicles which are the subject
of this protest meet the requirements for \"originating goods\" under
the NAFTA is based on an incorrect interpretation of the statute.
Protestant further maintains that the limitation in Section 202(a)(2)(A)
is not applicable in this case. Specifically, protestant claims that
since the non-originating components in the vehicle represent less than
seven percent, the non-originating components are \"de minimis\" under
Section 202(e), and the car should be considered \"originating\" for
purposes of receiving NAFTA treatment. Section 202(e) implements Article
405.1 of the Agreement which, in pertinent part, provides:
a good shall be considered to be an originating good if the value of all
non-originating materials used in the production of the good that do not
undergo an applicable change in tariff classification set out in Annex
401 is not more than seven percent of the transaction value of the good,
adjusted to a F.O.B. basis, or, if the transaction value of the good is
unacceptable under Article 1
of the Customs Valuation Code, the value of all such non-originating
materials is not more than seven percent of the total cost of the good.
. .
Under the terms of the above provision, the \"de minimis\" concept
operates only where the materials which are claimed to be de minimis do
not undergo an applicable change in tariff classification as set forth
in Annex 401. Protestant argues that a foreign radio assembled into a
vehicle in a FTZ remains a radio and does not undergo an acceptable
tariff shift in the zone. We are of the opinion, however, that the radio
enters the zone properly classified as a radio and after it is assembled
with other components into the finished vehicle, it leaves the zone as
part of a vehicle. Therefore, in the instant case, the nonoriginating
materials clearly undergo the requisite change in tariff classification
and are therefore, not eligible to be regarded as \"de minimis\"
components under the terms of Section 202(e) of the NAFTA.
B. Subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS, Eligibility
Subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS, provides for the free entry of U.S.
products that are exported and returned without having been advanced in
value or improved in condition by any means while abroad, provided the
documentary requirements of section 10.1, Customs Regulations (19 CFR
10.1), are met. The courts have held that, while some change in the
condition of the product while it is abroad is permissible, operations
which either advance the value or improve the condition of the exported
product render it ineligible for duty-free entry upon return to the U.S.
Border Brokerage Co, Inc. v. United States, 65 Cust. Ct. 50, C.D. 4052,
314 F. Supp. 788 (1970), appeal dismissed, 58 CCPA 165 (1970). Moreover,
compliance with section 10.1(a) is mandatory and a condition precedent
to recovery unless compliance has been waived or is impossible. Maple
Leaf Petroleum, Ltd. v. United States, 25 CCPA 5, T.D. 48976 (1937). The
basis for waiver of the required documentation is predicated upon the
district director being satisfied by the production of other evidence as
to the U.S.-origin of the merchandise and its eligibility under
subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS.
Customs has interpreted the sixth proviso to section 3 of the FTZA to
mean that any good which is exported from a zone that has not had duty
paid on the foreign merchandise incorporated into the good is fully
dutiable upon any subsequent importation into the U.S. Moreover, a good
which is produced in an FTZ will not be considered a good of U.S. origin
unless the good is exported, duty paid from a zone, prior to being
reimported into the U.S., or unless the good produced in the FTZ is
comprised wholly of domestic materials. In Headquarters Ruling Letter
(HRL) 553240, a truck was assembled in a foreign trade zone, using both
\"privileged domestic\" and \"privileged foreign parts.\" The truck was
withdrawn from the foreign trade zone on a weekly formal entry covering
the production of additional trucks. Duties were paid on the assembled
foreign merchandise having privileged foreign zone status upon
withdrawal of the truck from the FTZ for domestic consumption during
1982. The truck was subsequently exported to Germany and reimported into
the U.S. We held in HRL 553240 that since the truck was first
transferred to the Customs territory of the U.S., and duties were paid
on the foreign components, prior to being exported to Germany, upon
return to the U.S., the truck was eligible for duty-free treatment under
the American Goods Returned provision. Customs concluded that the
foreign merchandise used in the assembly of the truck had lost its
foreign character and was considered to have been substantially
transformed by being merged into the assembled truck. \"The merger
occurred in the FTZ located in the U.S. and the substantial
transformation was complete when the truck was entered for consumption
in the U.S. and duties paid on the privileged foreign merchandise.\"
This position was followed in HRL 556976 dated June 9, 1994, in which
Customs concluded that engines produced as a result of a substantial
transformation of foreign and domestic parts in an FTZ established in
the U.S. and entered from the FTZ for consumption before being exported
to Japan were considered \"article\[s\] manufactured within the Customs
territory of the U.S.\", and, therefore, \"products of the U.S.\" for
purposes of subheading 9802.00.80, HTSUS, and section 10.12(e), Customs
Regulations (19 CFR 10.12(e)). Accordingly, as there is no evidence that
the vehicle in the instant case was exported, duty paid from the zone
prior to being reimported into the U.S., the vehicle which is produced
in the zone from U.S. and foreign-origin components is not considered a
good of U.S.-origin for purposes of eligibility under subheading
9801.00.10, HTSUS.
II\. Uniform and Established Practice
Protestant alleges that Customs has failed to comply with the
requirements of 19 U.S.C. 1315(d) which concerns the effective date of
administrative rulings resulting in higher rates. Section 1315(d)
provides as follows:
No administrative ruling resulting in the imposition of a higher rate of
duty or charge than the Secretary of Treasury shall find to have been
applicable to imported merchandise under an established and uniform
practice shall be effective with respect to articles entered for
consumption or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption prior to the
expiration of thirty days after the date of publication in the Federal
Register of notice of such ruling; but this provision shall not apply
with respect to the imposition of anti-dumping duties or the imposition
of countervailing duties under section 1303 of this title.
Protestant maintains that for the ten years prior to June, 1994, FTZ
produced vehicles, such as the vehicles subject to this protest, were
reentered from Canada as American Goods Returned, under subheading
9801.00.10, HTSUS, and not subject to duty. Protestant claims that since
no notice of Customs\' ruling of the change in treatment from granting
duty-free treatment pursuant to the American goods returned provision
has been published in the Federal Register, no change can take effect
with respect to articles entered for consumption until after 30 days
from the date of publication of such ruling. Therefore, protestant
claims that the vehicles assembled in the FTZ which are the subject of
this protest should be treated as American goods returned and eligible
for duty-free treatment, upon reentry into the U.S.
As previously stated, entries of articles which are claimed to be
duty-free pursuant to subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS, must satisfy certain
documentation requirements. 19 CFR 10.1 requires the following documents
to be filed in connection with the entry: (1) a declaration by the
foreign shipper in which he/she declares that the articles are products
of the U.S. and that they were exported from the U.S. from the port of X
country and returned without having been advanced in value or improved
in condition; and (2) a declaration by the owner, importer, consignee,
or agent having knowledge of the facts regarding the claim for free
entry. Prior to the amendment of 19 CFR 10.1 by T.D. 94-47, 28 Cust.
Bull. 1 (May 25, 1994), importers were also required to file a Customs
Form 3311 with the entry to show whether drawback was claimed or paid on
the merchandise covered by the certificate and, if any was paid, the
amount thereof. However, T.D. 94-47, eliminated the use of Customs Form
3311 for articles which are entered under subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS,
after June 16, 1994. As the vehicles subject to this protest were
entered prior to June 16, 1994, the submission of Customs Form 3311 is
still required with the entry.
With regard to the applicability of American Goods Returned (subheading
9801.00.10, HTSUS), to goods that are manufactured in a foreign trade
zone from both foreign and domestic-origin materials, Customs has not
deviated from its long-standing position which is clearly stated in HRL
553240 dated March 5, 1985, as previously discussed in this protest
decision. Customs position is that goods which are produced in a FTZ
from both U.S. and foreign components are not considered \"products of\"
the U.S., unless duty has been paid on the value of the foreign
components when exported from the zone, or the good is comprised wholly
of domestic components or materials. In the instant case, duty has not
been paid on the value of the foreign components when exported from the
zone to Canada, and the vehicles are clearly not comprised wholly of
U.S.-origin components, therefore, the vehicles are not considered
\"products of\" the U.S. within the meaning of subheading 9801.00.10,
HTSUS.
Furthermore, we believe that a uniform and established practice cannot
exist for entries which are claimed to be duty-free under subheading
9801.00.10, HTSUS. In order for an entry to be free of duty under this
provision, certain documentation requirements must be satisfied, or the
District Director must be satisfied that all of the requirements for
eligibility under this provision have been satisfied so that the
documentation requirements may be waived. Therefore, the fact that a
Ford Taurus may enter into the U.S. at a free rate of duty under
subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS, does not necessarily mean that a similar
Ford Taurus is eligible to enter into the U.S. duty-free under
subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS. We recognize that the courts have found
that a section 1315(d) \"established and uniform practice\" can be
predicated on uniform classifications and liquidations at various ports
over a period of time. Heraeus-Amersil, Inc. v. United States, 617 F.
Supp. 89, 9 CIT 412 (1985), (where the court found that a uniform and
established practice had been established with regard to the
classification of fused quartz/fused silica under items 540.11 and
540.41, TSUS). The facts at issue in this case, however, do not involve
the question of whether or not a certain tariff classification applies,
but rather whether the subject vehicles have satisfied all of the
requirements for duty-free eligibility under a Chapter 98, HTSUS,
provision. Entries under subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS, are fact
specific; each entry stands on its own particular fact situation. Hence,
liquidations covering the same type of merchandise at a free rate of
duty are not enough to establish a uniform and established practice
under subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS.
III\. Detrimental Reliance
Protestant further maintains that Customs\' publication of C.S.D. 95-3
has the effect of formally modifying Customs\' long-standing treatment
of vehicles in substantially identical transactions. It is further
claimed that this modification is in violation of 19 CFR 177.9(e)(1),
which concerns ruling letters which have the effect of modifying past
Customs treatment of transactions not covered by ruling letters.
According to 19 CFR 177.9(e)(1):
The Custom Service will from time to time issue a ruling letter covering
a transaction or issue not previously the subject of a ruling letter and
which has the effect of modifying the treatment previously accorded by
the Customs Service to substantially identical transactions of either
the recipient of the ruling letter or other parties covering a
transaction or issue not previously the subject of a ruling letter has
the effect of modifying the treatment previously accorded by Customs.
In such circumstances, pursuant to 19 CFR 177.9(e)(1), the Customs
Service may delay the effective date of the ruling letter, and continue
the treatment previously accorded the substantially identical
transaction, for a period of up to 90 days from the date the ruling
letter is issued. However, in situations where a party has relied, not
on a previously issued ruling letter, but on past Customs treatment,
Customs requires that the affected party submit an application
requesting a delay in the effective date of a ruling letter. In these
situations, 19 CFR 177.9(e)(2), sets forth specific requirements for
such applications. According to this provision, the applicant must
demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Customs Service that the
treatment previously accorded relates to substantially identical
transactions, and was sufficiently consistent and continuous that the
party reasonably relied on the past treatment in the arrangement of
future transactions.
Specifically, section 177.9(e)(2) requires that the applicant must
submit evidence of past treatment by the Customs Service covering the
2-year period immediately prior to the date of the ruling letter,
listing all substantially identical transactions by entry number. In
addition, the applicant must provide the quantity and value of
merchandise covered by each such transaction, the ports of entry, and
the dates of final action by the Customs Service. Section 177.9(e)(2)
further notes that, \"The evidence of reliance shall include contracts,
purchase orders, or other materials tending to establish that the future
transactions were arranged based on the treatment previously accorded by
the Customs Service.\" Finally, in order to grant a delay pursuant to
177.9(e)(1), the Regulations require that Customs examine all relevant
factors regarding the issue of reliance. Section 177.9(e)(3) requires
that Customs carefully review the past transactions on which reliance is
claimed to determine whether there was an examination of merchandise by
Customs. Furthermore, in making the determination to delay, the weight
accorded to the documented history of consistent and continuous Customs
treatment, will be diminished in the following instances: transactions
involving small quantities or values, informal entries, and situations
where Customs, in the interest of commercial facilitation and
accommodation, processes expeditiously and without examination and/or
import specialist review. See 19 CFR 177.9(e)(3).
Protestant submits that it was mislead by Customs and that it reasonably
relied to its detriment (for 10 to 15 years protestant built a business
predicated on the cost of the cars which were duty-free) and that
Customs knew that the protestant was relying on Customs\' actions, and
thus, protestant has satisfied its claim for detrimental reliance.
Protestant states that Customs was apprised in writing that each car at
issue was manufactured in a U.S. foreign trade zone, because the serial
number for each car contained the identity code for the manufacturing
plant, as indicated by the eleventh digit. Protestant further submits
that this code was constructed by the government for the purpose of
providing exactly this type of information.
It is clear that under the facts in this case, protestant has not
established a claim for detrimental reliance. Protestant has failed to
demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Customs Service that the entries
which were previously liquidated free of duty are substantially
identical transactions to the entries involved in this protest. Mere
evidence of liquidation of a vehicle at a free rate under subheading
9801.00.10, HTSUS, is not sufficient to establish that the transaction
was substantially identical to the subject entries. In order to be
eligible for duty-free treatment under this provision, each entry must
satisfy the documentation requirements or the district director must be
satisfied that all of the requirements for eligibility are satisfied so
that the documentary evidence may be waived. In the instant case, there
is also no indication that the district director waived production of
the documentary requirements. Therefore, even if protestant could
produce evidence that vehicles manufactured in a foreign-trade zone were
exported directly from the FTZ to Canada and subsequently imported into
the U.S. free of duty under subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS, this would not
mean that future entries of vehicles will be entitled to enter into the
U.S. free of duty. As previously indicated, the requirements for
eligibility under subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS, must be satisfied for
each article at the time of its importation, and cannot be based upon
prior importations of similar articles. In any case, however, Customs
does not know and protestant has not established whether the prior
entries which were accorded duty-free treatment involved the exact same
circumstances as the entries which are the subject of this protest.
IV\. Summary
Accordingly, as the vehicles are not eligible for duty-free treatment
under subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS, or NAFTA (General Note 12), they are
subject to duty upon the full dutiable value of the vehicle at the MFN
(Column 1) rate for foreign merchandise. Inasmuch as these entries were
not made directly from the FTZ to the U.S. for consumption, Customs does
not have the authority to apply a duty rate on only the value of the
foreign materials incorporated therein.
HOLDING:
Based on the information provided, the subject vehicles made from U.S.
and foreign components which are produced in a FTZ, exported directly
from the FTZ into Canada and then imported into the U.S. are not
entitled to duty-free treatment under either the NAFTA or subheading
9801.00.10, HTSUS. Furthermore, we do not find that protestant has
demonstrated that either an established and uniform practice was created
pursuant to 19 U.S.C. 1315(d), or a claim for detrimental reliance is
warranted within the meaning of 19 CFR 177.9(e). Accordingly, we
conclude that the subject vehicles are fully dutiable at the MFN
(Column 1) rate for foreign merchandise, and the protest should be
denied in full.
In accordance with Section 3A(11)(b) of Customs Directive 099 3550-065,
dated August 4, 1993, Subject: Revised Protest Directive, this decision
should be mailed by your office to the protestant no later than 60 days
from the date of this letter. Any reliquidation of the entry in
accordance with the decision must be accomplished prior to mailing of
the decision. Sixty days from the date of the decision the Office of
Regulations and Rulings will take steps to make the decision available
to customs personnel via the Customs Rulings Module in ACS and the
public via the Diskette Subscription Service, Freedom of Information Act
and other public access channels.
Sincerely,
John Durant, Director
Commercial Rulings Division
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converted_docs | 745809 | **STATEMENT OF WORK**
USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service
Wisconsin
**Stripcropping (585)**
**DESIGN (911)**
**Deliverables:**
1\. Design documents that demonstrate criteria in NRCS practice standard
have been met and are compatible with planned and applied practices.
> a\. List of facilitating practices.
>
> b\. Practice standard criteria-related computations and analyses to
> develop plans and specifications including but not limited to:
>
> i\. Number of strips.
>
> ii\. Minimum and maximum row grade for tilled strips (for sheet and
> rill erosion).
>
> iii\. Alignment, orientation and width of strips (for wind erosion).
>
> iv\. Vegetative cover.
>
> v\. Width of strips.
>
> vi\. Results of NRCS-approved erosion prediction tools (RUSLE2).
>
> vii\. Analysis of outlet stability.
2\. Written plans and specifications including location maps, sketches
and drawings shall be provided to the client that adequately describes
the requirements to apply the practice and obtain necessary permits.
Plans and specifications shall be developed in accordance with the
requirements of conservation practice standard Stripcropping (Code 585).
3\. Operation and maintenance plan.
4\. Certification that the design meets practice standard criteria and
comply with applicable laws and regulations.
5\. Documentation requirements for design modifications during practice
installation.
6\. Itemized cost estimate.
**[CERTIFICATION OF COMPLETION]{.underline}**
**Stripcropping (585)**
Design (911)
**[Program Participant Information]{.underline}**
Name (print):
Contract Number:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Contract
Item #(s):
**[Technical Service Provider Information]{.underline}**
Name (print):
TSP ID Number:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Expiration Date:
*I hereby certify that the technical services I provided as a Technical
Service Provider for this component(s) checked above: (1) comply with
all applicable Federal, State, Tribal, and Local laws and requirements,
(2) meet applicable USDA NRCS conservation practice standards,
specifications, and program requirements, (3) are consistent with and
meet the particular conservation program goals and objectives, (4) that
I have provided the above named Program Participant the Deliverables in
this Statement of Work for this component, and (5) comply with all
"Certification Terms" as identified in the Technical Service Provider
Certification Agreement.*
*\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_*
***Technical Service Provider Signature Date***
*\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_*
***Received By (NRCS staff)** **Date***
**STATEMENT OF WORK**
USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service
Wisconsin
**Stripcropping (585)**
**INSTALLATION (912)**
**Deliverables**
1\. Documentation of pre-application conference with client.
2\. Verification that client has obtained required permits.
3\. Staking and layout according to plans and specifications including
applicable layout notes.
4\. Application guidance as needed.
5\. Facilitate, implement and document required design modifications
with client, original designer, and funding agencies.
6\. Advise client/NRCS on compliance issues with all federal, state,
tribal, and local laws, regulations and NRCS policies during
installation.
7\. Certification that the application process and materials meets
design and permit requirements.
**[CERTIFICATION OF COMPLETION]{.underline}**
**Stripcropping (585)**
Installation (912)
**[Program Participant Information]{.underline}**
Name (print):
Contract Number:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Contract
Item #(s):
**[Technical Service Provider Information]{.underline}**
Name (print):
TSP ID Number:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Expiration Date:
*I hereby certify that the technical services I provided as a Technical
Service Provider for this component(s) checked above: (1) comply with
all applicable Federal, State, Tribal, and Local laws and requirements,
(2) meet applicable USDA NRCS conservation practice standards,
specifications, and program requirements, (3) are consistent with and
meet the particular conservation program goals and objectives, (4) that
I have provided the above named Program Participant the Deliverables in
this Statement of Work for this component, and (5) comply with all
"Certification Terms" as identified in the Technical Service Provider
Certification Agreement.*
*\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_*
***Technical Service Provider Signature Date***
*\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_*
***Received By (NRCS staff)** **Date***
**STATEMENT OF WORK**
USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service
Wisconsin
**Stripcropping (585)**
**CHECKOUT (913)**
**Deliverables**
1\. Records of application.
> a\. Number and width of strips and location on a map.
>
> b\. Actual row grade applied (for sheet and rill erosion) or strip
> orientation (for wind erosion).
>
> c\. Extent of practice units applied.
2\. Certification that the application meets NRCS standards and
specifications and is in compliance with permits.
3\. Provide the following information to the NRCS field office servicing
the relevant land unit for entry into the Performance Results System
(PRS):
> a\. Technical Service Provider Name
>
> b\. Customer name
>
> c\. USDA program funding the practice (if known)
>
> d\. Location of work (state, county, conservation district, land tract
> identifier)
>
> e\. Land use of field where the practice was installed (cropland,
> etc.)
>
> f\. NRCS practice name and quantity of practice installed in
> appropriate units
4\. Documentation of exit conference with client and contractor.
**[CERTIFICATION OF COMPLETION]{.underline}**
**Stripcropping (585)**
Checkout (913)
**[Program Participant Information]{.underline}**
Name (print):
Contract Number:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Contract
Item #(s):
**[Technical Service Provider Information]{.underline}**
Name (print):
TSP ID Number:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Expiration Date:
*I hereby certify that the technical services I provided as a Technical
Service Provider for this component(s) checked above: (1) comply with
all applicable Federal, State, Tribal, and Local laws and requirements,
(2) meet applicable USDA NRCS conservation practice standards,
specifications, and program requirements, (3) are consistent with and
meet the particular conservation program goals and objectives, (4) that
I have provided the above named Program Participant the Deliverables in
this Statement of Work for this component, and (5) comply with all
"Certification Terms" as identified in the Technical Service Provider
Certification Agreement.*
*\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_*
***Technical Service Provider Signature Date***
*\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_*
***Received By (NRCS staff)** **Date***
**STATEMENT OF WORK**
USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service
Wisconsin
**Stripcropping (585)**
**REFERENCES**
- WI NRCS Field Office Technical Guide (eFOTG), Section IV,
Conservation Practice Standard 585, Stripcropping
- NRCS National Agronomy Manual (NAM) parts 501, 502 and 506
- NRCS National Environmental Compliance Handbook
- NRCS Cultural Resources Handbook
| en |
converted_docs | 241204 | # Rejections and Appeals
Contents
[9.1 Medicaid Appeal Process 9-2](#medicaid-appeal-process)
[9.1.1 Requesting a Hearing 9-3](#requesting-a-hearing)
[9.2 Private Insurance Appeal Process
9-4](#private-insurance-appeal-process)
[9.3 Collection Policies and Procedures for Submitted Claims
9-6](#collection-policies-and-procedures-for-submitted-claims)
[9.4 Verifying Eligibility 9-7](#verifying-eligibility)
[9.4.1 Steps to Verify Eligibility via Telephone
9-7](#steps-to-verify-eligibility-via-telephone)
[9.4.2 Steps to Verify Eligibility Online
9-7](#steps-to-verify-eligibility-online)
[9.4.3 Entering Updated Eligibility Information in RPMS
9-8](#entering-updated-eligibility-information-in-rpms)
[9.5 Medicare Appeals Process 9-8](#medicare-appeals-process)
[9.5.1 Background 9-8](#background)
[9.5.2 General Appeals Process in Initial Determinations\
(CMS CR 4019)
9-10](#general-appeals-process-in-initial-determinations-cms-cr-4019)
[9.6 The Revised Medicare Appeals Process
9-10](#the-revised-medicare-appeals-process)
[9.6.1 First Level of Appeal -- Redetermination
9-11](#first-level-of-appeal-redetermination)
[9.6.2 New Language for Redetermination Letters
9-13](#new-language-for-redetermination-letters)
[9.6.3 Second Level of Appeal - Reconsideration
9-14](#second-level-of-appeal---reconsideration)
[9.6.4 Third Level of Appeal -- Administrative Law Judge (ALJ)\
Hearing
9-14](#third-level-of-appeal-administrative-law-judge-alj-hearing)
[9.6.5 Fourth Level of Appeal -- Departmental Appeals Board (DAB)
9-15](#fourth-level-of-appeal-departmental-appeals-board-dab)
[9.6.6 Fifth Level of Appeal -- Federal District Court
9-15](#fifth-level-of-appeal-federal-district-court)
[9.7 Medicare Part B Appeals Process - Carriers
9-16](#medicare-part-b-appeals-process---carriers)
[9.7.1 Who Can Appeal 9-16](#who-can-appeal)
[9.7.2 Aggregation of Claims 9-18](#aggregation-of-claims)
[9.7.3 Good Cause 9-19](#good-cause)
[9.8 Medicare Part B Appeals Process
9-20](#medicare-part-b-appeals-process)
[9.8.1 First Level of Appeal -- Redetermination
9-20](#first-level-of-appeal-redetermination-1)
[9.8.2 Telephone Review Procedures 9-22](#telephone-review-procedures)
[9.8.3 Second Level of Appeal -- Hearing Office Hearing
9-22](#second-level-of-appeal-hearing-office-hearing)
[9.8.4 Hearing Office Hearing Types 9-24](#hearing-office-hearing-types)
[9.8.5 Third Level of Appeal -- Administrative Law Judge (ALJ)\
Hearing
9-25](#third-level-of-appeal-administrative-law-judge-alj-hearing-1)
[9.8.6 Fourth Level of Appeal -- Departmental Appeals Board Review
9-26](#fourth-level-of-appeal-departmental-appeals-board-review)
[9.8.7 Fifth Level of Appeal -- U.S. District Court (Court) Review
9-27](#fifth-level-of-appeal-u.s.-district-court-court-review)
[9.9 General Guidelines for Writing Appeals
9-27](#general-guidelines-for-writing-appeals)
[9.10 Quality Control 9-27](#quality-control)
[9.11 Additional Resources 9-28](#additional-resources)
## Medicaid Appeal Process
Reasons for resubmitting or appealing Medicaid claims include
- Date of Service spans over the calendar year (payment and billed
amount changes).
- The patient was admitted on September 13 and discharged on September
30, but Medicaid's eligibility was not effective until September 15.
- Eligibility information states the patient was not eligible for
coverage; however, other information provided states the patient was
covered.
- The initial claim was not received by Medicaid; however, the
facility has proof of submission within the timely filing
guidelines.
- The Authorization number was not on file.
- Medicaid has a record that the patient is covered by other
insurance; however, research finds that the patient is not covered
by other insurance.
- The Consent form was not present with initial bill.
- There was a coding discrepancy on the initial claim submission.
- There was a name discrepancy on the original claim.
- There were system errors.
Each state has its own appeal process. For guidance on the rejection and
appeal process, contact your state Medicaid program.
Sample of the appeal and rejection process:
- Determine the validity of the denial or partial pay by reviewing the
following items.
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- Date of Service
- Type of Service
- Medicaid Identification Number
- Effective Date of Coverage
- Review of Medical Record and PCC, PCC+, or Electronic Health Record
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- Resubmit a claim on the appropriate form.
- Type a letter requesting reconsideration, stating a reason for the
request.
- Copy and attach one of the following documents:
- Remittance Advice
- Authorization Number
- Consent Form
- Proof of Medicaid Eligibility
- Private Insurance denial EOB
### Requesting a Hearing
A hearing process is available for any provider or facility who
disagrees with decisions from Medicaid that relate to participation or
termination from the plan, overpayment, or imposed sanctions. Most
Medicaid state plans have 30 calendar days from the date of an action to
request a hearing.
To be timely, the request must be received by Medicaid no later than the
close of business of the specified day. Hearings are conducted and a
written decision is issued to the provider within 120 calendar days from
the date Medicaid receives the request, unless the parties agree to an
extension.
For individual hearings, a pre-conference is usually scheduled to
clarify the issues, resolve some or all of the issues, exchange
documents and information, review audit findings, and discuss other
matters.
Besides the traditional hearing, most state Medicaid programs offer
either
- An expedited hearing for cases related to health, safety, or service
availability; or
- A group hearing for cases where individual issues of fact are not
disputed and where related issues of state and/or Federal law,
regulation, or policy are the sole issues being raised.
Medicaid may deny or dismiss a request for a hearing when:
- The request is not received in a timely manner or within the time
period stated in the notice
- The request is withdrawn, or canceled in writing by the provider
- The sole issue presented concerns a Federal or state law which
requires an adjustment of compensation for all or certain classes of
providers of services
- The provider fails to appear at a scheduled hearing without good
cause
- The same issue has already been appealed or decided upon as to this
provider and fact situation
Beyond the hearing process, if the final decision is upheld, providers
still have the right to pursue judicial review of the decision. This
must be accomplished within 30 calendar days from the date of the
hearing decision
## Private Insurance Appeal Process
To substantiate any denied claims through an appeal process, it is
essential that you keep written records of all verbal and written
correspondence at all levels of the patient encounter. This is
especially critical in the issuing of prior approvals/authorizations by
third-party payers.
Oftentimes claims are denied months or even years after the original
submission. Because of this wide disparity in claims adjudication,
document your correspondence in the **RPMS Accounts Receivable**
messaging fields.
Documentation of conversations with payers should include at a minimum:
- Date the conversation took place
- Telephone number and extension of representative you called
- Person you spoke to
- Prior authorization or treatment numbers
- The name of the IHS facility staff person
In addition, be sure to note any additional information from the
preauthorization telephone call or conversation. This can be found on
page 5 of the RPMS registration editor. This can include comments such
as "this individual was just added to the contract". Written
documentation of comments such as these can often be the deciding factor
between a successful appeal and a denial.
Immediately after you receive the claim denial, begin the appeal
process. If you believe you have a compelling rational for an appeal
resulting in the denial being reversed, proceed with that appeal.
Each appeal letter does not have to be customized. Craft a letter that
has worked in the past. Keep copies of prior letters in your computer
system and modify them for the current situation.
Appeal letters should include the following:
- Date of your letter
- Name of the particular individual to whom you are addressing your
appeal. If you don't have a name, call the payer and obtain one.
- Title of the individual to whom you are addressing the appeal
- Complete address, including department to which you are sending the
appeal
- Reason for the letter
- Subscriber name, patient name, date(s) of service, certificate
number, precertification number, internal patient account number,
and amount of claim being appealed
- Include language from the contract or the billing manual, if
relevant
- If you have resubmitted the claim numerous times prior to the
denial, be sure to tell the payer
- Send the appeal letter certified mail
Familiarize yourself with the response time for an appeal as contained
in the payer's billing manual or contract. Always follow up on your
appeal at set timeframes
When appealing a denied claim,
- Be respectful of the individual receiving your letter.
- Involve your patient in the appeal process. The patient is paying
the premiums and a satisfied patient will want the provider paid.
## Collection Policies and Procedures for Submitted Claims
The collection of outstanding insurance claims requires a high level of
research and review:
- All outstanding claims are examined for accuracy and adequacy of
documentation in preparation for re-submission.
- All claims require the same basic information, which is either
collected or verified as correct from various components of the
RPMS.
- All private insurance (inpatient and outpatient) claims are filed in
the respective patient financial folders, which are readily
available for retrieval.
Outstanding claims are identified utilizing the
- Explanation of Benefits for private insurance claims.
- Remittance Advice for Medicare and Medicaid claims.
Other sources in obtaining outstanding claims are the various reports
available from the RPMS Accounts Receivable menu, such as 30/60/90/120
Day Age report.
The Accounts Receivable (A/R) staff should be responsible for keeping
the batches in order by the remittance date. Uncompleted batch reports
should be prepared on a weekly basis for Medicaid and Medicare. These
reports allow the supervisor to monitor outstanding batches and/or
Remittance Advices.
The first step in the process is to review the Explanation of Benefits
or Remittance Advice to determine the status of the outstanding account.
Accounts Receivable staff need to
- Log completed batches in the Tracking Log
- File remittances by payer according to remit date.
All Remittance Advices should be batched, logged, and filed. Explanation
of benefits are logged and filed by received date. Follow-up of denied
and outstanding claims are done by the latest remittance date.
The second step is to confirm that the insurance eligibility information
listed in the RPMS Patient Registration application on Page 4 and Page 8
is accurate and current. If the eligibility has not been updated, the
respective insurance company or carrier needs to be contacted either by
a telephone call or on-line. Once verification is completed, updates
will be made in RPMS.
## Verifying Eligibility
### Steps to Verify Eligibility via Telephone
1\. Make contact with the appropriate insurance company or carrier and
follow prompts or ask for the eligibility department.
2\. Provide the patient's information for verification of coverage, such
as social security number, date of birth, and gender of patient.
3\. Ask for the effective date, any lapses in coverage, the termination
date, and type of coverage.
4\. Enter updated information in the RPMS Patient Registration
application, on Page 4 and Page 8.
### Steps to Verify Eligibility Online
1. Various payers have on-line capabilities to verify eligibility which
require setting up a user name and password.
1\. Log onto website, enter password, and enter with information that is
requested, such as Health Insurance Claim Number, social security
number, name, and date of birth, gender, and the identification number
for the recipients.
2\. Enter date range for payers that require that information
3\. Enter updated information in the RPMS Patient Registration
application, on Page 4 and Page 8.
### Entering Updated Eligibility Information in RPMS
1\. Select the RPMS Patient Registration menu.
2\. Select PAG or edit one of the patient pages.
3\. Select P4.
4\. Select PATIENT NAME and enter the patient's name, social security
number, date of birth, and/or health record number.
5\. Select upper case E to edit eligibility.
6\. Enter the insurer number you want to edit.
7\. Type "E" to edit or "A: to add an insurer.
8\. Make necessary corrections or updates
## Medicare Appeals Process
### Background
The Medicare claim appeals process was amended by the Medicare, Medicaid
and SCHIP Benefits Improvement and Protection Act of 2000 (BIPA), and
again by the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization
Act of 2003 (MMA). The Medicare appeals process is undergoing revision
as a result of these amendments, and currently, new appeals process
requirements are being phased-in.
By the completion of the phase-in process, and in addition to other
changes, there will be a uniform claim appeals procedure for Part A and
Part B claims. A table comparing the Medicare Appeals process is
available in Part 5, Appendix C.
There will be a new stage (second level) in the appeals process, named
**reconsideration**, which is different from the previous first level of
appeal for Part A claims performed by Medicare Fiscal Intermediaries
(FIs).
These new reconsiderations will be processed by Qualified Independent
Contractors (QICs). For clarification, see Table 1: Appeal Rights for
Redetermination Requests.
2. As of October 1, 2004, reconsiderations are called redeterminations.
Table 1: Appeal Rights for Redetermination Requests
----------- ------------------ ------------------------ -------------------
Medicare Medicare Date Redetermination Appeal Rights\
Claims Contractor Issuing Issued and Mailed for
Redetermination Redetermination\*
Part A/Part FI On or after May 1, 2005 QIC
B
Part B Carrier On or after January 1, QIC
2006
Part A FI Before May 1, 2005 ALJ
Part B FI Before May 1, 2005 HO
Part A Carrier Before January 1, 2006 ALJ
Part B Carrier Before January 1, 2006 HO
----------- ------------------ ------------------------ -------------------
**\***Qualified Independent Contractor (QIC); Administrative Law Judge
(ALJ);\
Hearing Officer (HO)
-------------------- --------------------------------------------------
**For requests **The date received is defined as**
filed**
in writing the date received by the Medicare contractor in
the corporate mailroom
in person the date of the office's date stamp on the request
-------------------- --------------------------------------------------
3. For Part A and Part B redeterminations issued *before* May 1, 2005,
contractors will be responsible for accepting ALJ hearing requests
and for preparing case files for the hearing. Contractors will
continue to follow instructions in the Medicare Claims Processing
Manual, Chapter 29, sections 50 and 60, in preparing case files.
CMS has developed and published *Understanding the Remittance Advice: A
Guide for Medicare Providers, Physician, Suppliers, and Billers*. This
Medlearn guide is designed to be used as a self-help tool, and is
available at this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/MedlearnProducts/>
Additional information about this guide can be found in the 2005
Medlearn Matters article SE0540, *CMS Releases New Educational Guide on
Remittance Advice (RA) Notices*, which is available at this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/MedlearnMattersArticles/>
### General Appeals Process in Initial Determinations (CMS CR 4019)
4. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) revised the
Medlearn Matters article on Nov. 18, 2005.
CMS has released an article that discusses the general appeals process
in initial determinations and references pertinent information in
Sections 200 to 260 in Chapter 29 of the *Medicare Claims Processing
Manual*.
The article, titled "MMA - Changes to Chapter 29 -- General Appeals
Process in Initial Determinations," (MM4019, October 7, 2005) is
available at this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/MedlearnMattersArticles/>
Providers may reference CR 4019, Pub. 100-04, Transmittal 695, dated
Oct. 7, 2005, for this information. The CMS transmittal is available in
its entirety at this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/Transmittals/downloads/R695CP.pdf>
## The Revised Medicare Appeals Process
(For Medicare Part A Fee-for-Service Appeals for Redeterminations issued
by FIs on or after May 1, 2005, and Medicare Part B Fee-for-Service
Appeals for Redeterminations issued by Carriers on or after January 1,
2006)
Effective for all initial determinations made on or after May 1, 2005,
are new appeal rights for Medicare providers. Providers who submit
claims to FIs will have the same right to appeal claims as
beneficiaries. Accordingly, FIs will no longer use RA remark code MA44
for initial determinations made on or after May 1, 2005.
This means that FIs will not have to determine whether a provider
submitting as appeal has the right to appeal, nor will they have to
evaluate appointment of representative forms submitted by providers
representing beneficiaries. In the past, non-participating suppliers
accessed the appeals process by acting as the beneficiary's appointed
representative in situations where they might not otherwise have had
appeal rights.
Section 1869(b)(1)(C) permits a beneficiary to assign his or her appeal
rights with respect to an item or service to a provider or supplier.
This assignment of appeal must be made using the CMS standard form, CMS
20031, *Transfer (Assignment) of Appeal Rights*, which is available at
this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/CMSForms/>
### First Level of Appeal -- Redetermination
Parties who are not satisfied with the initial determination of their
claim have the right to appeal that decision. For requirements for
written redetermination requests made on or after May 1, 2005, s the
*Medicare Claims Processing Manual* (pub# 100-4), Chapter 29, Section:
- 40.2.1(B) and 50.3.1(A) for beneficiary requests
- 40.2.1(C) and 50.2.1(B) for provider and State appeal requests.
The manual is available at this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/manuals/>
Unlike appeal requests filed before this date, provider and State
appellants do not need to specify the date of initial determination in
their requests.
Most Part A appeal requests will be made using the prescribed form,
CMS 20027, *Medicare Redetermination Request Form*, available at this
website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/CMSForms/>
If a fully completed Form CMS-20027 is not used to express disagreement
with the initial determination, the appeal request must contain the
following information:
- Date of initial determination;
- Beneficiary name;
- Medicare Health insurance Claim Number;
- Name and address of provider of service;
- Date(s) of service for which the initial determination was issued
(dates must be reported in a manner that complies with the Medicare
claims filing instructions. Ranges of dates are acceptable only if a
range of dates is properly reportable on the Medicare claim form);
- Which item(s), if any and/or service(s) are at issue in the appeal;
and
- The signature of the appellant.
During the transition period, requests for redeterminations of appeal
decisions (determinations) effective for all initial determinations made
on or after May 1, 2005 should go either to the QIC, the Administrative
Law Judge (ALJ), or the Hearing Officer (HO), depending on whether the
claim is a Part A or Part B claim; whether the Medicare contractor who
issued the initial claim decision is an FI or a carrier; and the date of
the claim. (see Table 2.)
A request for redetermination must be filed *in writing* within 120 days
of the date of receipt of the notice of initial determination (either
the Medicare Summary Notice (MSN) supplied to the beneficiary, or the
Remittance Advice (RA) supplied to the provider. Provider and State
appellants no longer have to specify the date of the initial
determination in their requests. Medicare contractors may consider as
good cause for late filing written redetermination requests that are
mailed or personally delivered to CMS, SSA, Railroad Review Board (RRB)
office or another Government agency, mailed in good faith and within the
time limit, but do not reach the appropriate Medicare contractor until
after the time period to file a request expired.
FIs are not required to send the appellant a letter acknowledging the
receipt of a redetermination request, however, an Automated
Correspondence System (ACS) will be created to house redetermination
request information. This information will be accessible to providers
within the Direct Data Entry (DDE) system for 90 days after receipt of
the redetermination request and will allow providers to view which
appeals were received by the FI and which appeals need to be
resubmitted.
The redetermination is an independent examination of the claim file made
by FI personnel who were not involved in the original determination
decision. This person examines each aspect of each service in the claim.
If there is doubt that the request is specific or general, a general
redetermination is performed. For appeals initiated by the State, the FI
will request that the State, or the parties who are authorized to act on
behalf of the Medicaid State Agency will obtain and submit the necessary
documentation.
Once the written redetermination appeal has been filed, Medicare
providers and beneficiaries will receive a Medicare Redetermination
Notice (MRN) from the FI for any partially favorable or unfavorable
decision made on a redetermination request that was made on or after
October 1, 2004. This written notification of the redetermination
decision will provide complete, accurate and understandable information
about the redetermination decision. All redeterminations will be
completed and mailed within 60 days of the receipt of the request for
redetermination.
CR3530, *Appeals Transition -- BIPA 521 Appeals* (MM3530), discuses the
revisions to the Medicare appeals process for FIs. A copy of the new
Medicare Appeal Decision letter is attached to CR3530 (exhibit 2), and
is available at this website:
<http://new.cms.hhs.gov/MedlearnMattersArticles/>
5. The revisions discussed in CR3530 do not apply to claims submitted
to Medicare carriers and/or redeterminations processed by carriers.
### New Language for Redetermination Letters
6. This does not apply to carriers and/or redeterminations processed by
carriers.
FIs will change the Medicare Redetermination Notice (MRN) for
redetermination decisions issued on or after May 1, 2005. There is no
longer a minimum amount in controversy (AIC) requirement to move to the
next level of appeal (QIC).
The MRN will show that providers who disagree with the redetermination
decision will have 180 days to appeal to a QIC. The MRN will include a
form to use for requesting a reconsideration from the QIC. If this form
is not used to request an appeal, providers must include the required
information in the letter requesting the appeal, and must include the
name of the contractor that made the redetermination.
Providers should, in particular, note the instructions on the MRN
related to the submission of evidence to support their appeal. All
evidence must be presented before the reconsideration is issued.
Providers will not be able to submit any new evidence in subsequent
appeal levels, unless they show good cause for not presenting evidence
to the QIC.
The request for a reconsideration form will be included with the MRN and
it will include the address of the QIC. If you send your request to the
wrong QIC or to the FI in error, the error will be corrected and the
request for appeal will be honored.
### Second Level of Appeal - Reconsideration
Only the QIC has the authority to dismiss a request for reconsideration.
This applies even when it appears that the request does not meet the
requirements for requesting a reconsideration.
A provider or State request for a reconsideration must be made either on
the CMS 20033 *Medicare Reconsideration Request Form*, available at this
website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/CMSForms/>
or as shown in the attachments to CR3530; or the request must contain
the following information:
- Beneficiary's name
- Medicare health insurance number
- Specific service(s) and item(s) for which the reconsideration is
requested and the specific date(s) of service
- Name and signature of the party or representative of the party
making the request; and
- Name of the FI that made the redetermination
In many cases, the QIC's decision will be effectuated (payments issued)
by the FI; however, the FI will not effectuate a decision based on
correspondence from any party of the reconsideration. The FI will take
action only in response to a formal decision from the QIC.
If the decision is favorable and the amount to be paid is specified, the
FI will effectuate the decision within 30 calendar days of the date of
the QIC's decision or from the date written assurance from the provider
is received. If the amount to be paid must be computed, the decision
must be effectuated within 30 days of the time the amount was computed.
### Third Level of Appeal -- Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Hearing
For Part A and Part B redeterminations issued before May 1, 2005, FIs
will continue to be responsible for accepting ALJ hearing requests and
for preparing case files for the hearing. For redeterminations issued on
or after May 1, 2005, the QIC will be responsible for accepting ALJ
hearing requests and for preparing case files for the hearing.
Often the FI will be responsible for effectuating the ALJ's decisions.
The FI will take effectuation action only in response to a formal
decision by the ALJ.
If the decision is favorable and the amount to be paid is specified, the
FI will effectuate the decision with 30 calendar days of the date of the
ALJ's decision or from the date the written assurance from the provider
is received. If the amount to be paid must be computed, the decision
must be effectuated within 30 days of the time the amount was computed.
### Fourth Level of Appeal -- Departmental Appeals Board (DAB)
Appeals should be made to the DAB or the ALJ Hearing Office. Appeals
must be filed within 60 days of the date of receipt of the ALJ hearing
or dismissal notice. The DAB may review an ALJ decision on its own, or
may decline review of an appeal.
### Fifth Level of Appeal -- Federal District Court
Appeals must be filed within 60 days of the date of receipt of DAB
decision or declination of review, and the amount in contention (AIC)
must be at least \$1000 and for requests made or after January 1, 2005,
the AIC must be at least \$1050. A request filed with the contractor is
considered to have been filed as of the date the contractor received it.
Agency referrals
The AdQIC will be responsible for reviewing ALJ decisions and deciding
whether an agency referral is appropriate for decisions issued after May
1, 2005. For all ALJ decisions issued by SSA ALJs, the FI remains
responsible for this activity. The FI will no longer be responsible for
reviewing ALJ decisions issued by HHS ALJs.
Additional Information
Among other topics, Medlearn Matters article MM3530, and the related
CR3530 *Appeals Transition -- BIPA Section 521 Appeals* contain appeals
related information about
- Redetermination letters for fully favorable decisions, decision
making time frames and extensions to the 60 day decision-making time
frame;
- Requirements for written redetermination requests effective with
initial determinations made on or after May 1, 2005;
- Consolidating requests for multiple parties on redetermination
requests received on or after May 1, 2005;
- Filing reconsideration requests on redeterminations issued on or
after May 1, 2005 (QIC jurisdictions);
- Requirements for reconsideration requests
- Overpayments and reopenings
- QIC decisions
- Appealing and vacating dismissals, and dismissal letters
- Incomplete requests
- Dismissal appeals and dismissal letters
- ALJ hearings
- Incomplete requests
- Preparing case files for ALJ hearings
The article is available at this website:
<http://new.cms.hhs.gov/MedlearnMattersArticles/>
## Medicare Part B Appeals Process - Carriers
For Part B appeals, the Medicare regulation **42 CFR 405.807** states
that a party who is dissatisfied with an initial determination may
request that the contractor make a redetermination.
### Who Can Appeal
- Providers (including physicians), as defined in **42 CFR 400.202**,
who have appeal rights (**42 CFR 405.710(b)**).
- Physicians and Suppliers with appeal rights as specified in
regulations at 42 **CFR 405.801(b)**, accepting assignment on the
claim at issue, and suppliers with refund requirements under section
**1842(1)(1)**, **1834(a)(18)**, or **1834(j)(4)** of the Act.
- Beneficiaries and their authorized representatives
- After December 7, 2000, the Medicaid State agency or the party
authorized to act on behalf of the Medicaid State agency.
Reviews are based on the following criteria:
- If the services and charges you provided were reasonable and
necessary. Medicare will conduct a new, independent, and critical
reexamination of the facts regarding denial or reduction in payment.
- If the services were covered and arbitrarily denied.
- You did not know and could not reasonably have been expected to know
that Medicare would not pay for the service.
- You notified the beneficiary that Medicare would likely deny payment
before you furnished the service.
There are two specific instances that are not initial determinations
regarding claims for benefits under Medicare Part B:
- Any determination that CMS or SSA has sole responsibility for
making, such as whether an independent laboratory meets the
conditions for coverage of services or whether a Medicare
overpayment claim should be compromised or a collection action
terminated or suspended; and
- Any issue or factor that relates to hospital insurance benefits
under Medicare Part A.
Further, a party may not appeal your use of the Physician Fee Schedule.
The initial determination is binding unless a party to the initial
determination, such as the beneficiary, physician, supplier, or facility
requests an appeal. The Medicare Part B administrative appeals process
is available to resolve each party's questions or concerns about payment
and coverage decisions. In instances where appeal rights have been
exhausted or lapsed, you may have the authority to reopen your
determination.
The Part B appeals process consists of five levels. Each level must be
completed for each claim at issue prior to proceeding to the next level
of appeal, except for two specific situations:
1\) Claims for payment not acted upon with reasonable promptness
2\) Reopened determinations
Table 3 Medicare Part B Fee-for-Service Appeals Process - Carriers
+-----------------------+-----------------------+----------------------+
| Appeal Level | Time to File (TTF) | Notes |
| | Limit | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+----------------------+
| **1 - | **TTF** = 120 days | Minimum amount in |
| Redetermination** | from date of the | controversy |
| | notice of initial | (**AIC**) = None |
| (Beginning October 1, | determination (the | |
| 2004, reviews will be | carrier allows 5 days | **TLP** = Complete |
| called | beyond the date of | 95% within 45 days |
| "redeterminations.") | notice for mail | of receipt of |
| | delivery) | request, and all |
| | | within 60 days of |
| | | receipt of request. |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+----------------------+
| **2 - Hearing Officer | **TTF** = 6 months | **AIC** = At least |
| (HO) hearing** | from date of | \$100 remains in |
| | redetermination | controversy |
| | (allow an additional | |
| | 5 days for mail | |
| | delivery) | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+----------------------+
| **3 - Administrative | **TTF** = Filed with | **AIC** = At least |
| Law Judge Hearing | 60 days of receipt of | \$100 remains in |
| (ALJ)** | HO hearing decision | controversy |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+----------------------+
| **4 - Departmental | **TTF** = Filed | **AIC** = None |
| Appeals Board (DAB) | within 60 days of | |
| Review** | receipt of ALJ | |
| | hearing | |
| | decision/dismissal | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+----------------------+
| **5 - Federal Court | **TTF** = Filed | ^1^At least \$1,050 |
| Review** | within 60 days of | remains in |
| | receipt of DAB | controversy |
| | decision or | |
| | declination of review | Must be filed with |
| | by DAB | the district court |
| | | and not the |
| | | contractor. |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+----------------------+
1\. In 2005, the Amount in Contention (AIC) requirement for an
Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearing and Federal District Court will
be adjusted in accordance with the medical care component of the
consumer price index for all urban consumers (U.S. city average) for
July 2003 to the July preceding the year involved, rounded to the
nearest \$10.
### Aggregation of Claims
Under **42 CFR 405.815**, claims with an amount in controversy (AIC)
greater than \$0 may be combined to meet the amount in controversy (or
contention) requirements. The decision about whether the AIC requirement
has been met is made by the Hearing Officer (HO) at the HO level, and by
the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) at the ALJ level.
For further information, see the *Medicare Claims Processing Manual*
(100-4), Chapter 29, Section 60.6.5, which is available at this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/manuals/>
### Good Cause
When a request for redetermination or Hearing Office hearing is not
filed within the time-to-file limit and where there is sufficient
evidence or other documentation supporting a finding of good cause, the
time limit (120 days for redetermination or within 6 months for Hearing
Office dismissal) can be extended.
Good cause may be found when the record clearly shows, or the
beneficiary alleges and the record does not negate, that the delay in
filing was due to one of the following:
- Circumstances beyond the beneficiary's control, including mental or
physical impairment (such as disability or extended illness), or
significant communication difficulties
- Incorrect or incomplete information about the subject claim
furnished by official sources (Social Security Administration (SSA),
CMS or the contractor) to the individual, such as whenever a
beneficiary is not notified of his appeal rights or the time limit
for filing
- Delay resulting from efforts by the beneficiary to secure supporting
evidence, where the individual did not realize that such evidence
could be submitted after filing an appeal
- Unusual or unavoidable circumstances, the nature of which
demonstrates that the beneficiary could not reasonably be expected
to have been aware of the need for timely filing
- Destruction by fire or other damage of the individual's records,
when the destruction was responsible for the delay in filing
Good cause for providers, physicians, or other suppliers can be found
when the delay in filing was due to:
- Incorrect or incomplete information about the subject claim and/or
appeal was furnished by official sources (CMS, the contractor, or
the Social Security Administration (SSA)) to the provider,
physician, or supplier; **or**
- Unavoidable circumstances that prevented the provider, physician, or
other supplier from timely filing a request for review or Hearing
Office hearing. These may include floods, fire, tornados or other
natural disasters.
If good cause for late filing is not found by the Hearing Office, the
Hearing Office may refer the appeal to the contractor to consider
reopening. If the contractor does not find good cause for the late
filing of a request for redetermination, it may determine whether the
case has any basis for reopening and revising its determination.
## Medicare Part B Appeals Process
### First Level of Appeal -- Redetermination
A facility or provider dissatisfied with the initial determination on a
Part B claim may request by telephone or in writing a redetermination of
their initial determination.
The redetermination appeal can be filed with the contractor by telephone
or in writing, and must be filed within 120 days of the date of the
notice of initial determination (MSN or RA) received in the corporate
mailroom by the contractor (minus 5 days to allow for normal mail
delivery).
A fully completed CMS 20027 *Medicare Redetermination Request Form*
constitutes a request for redetermination. The form is available at this
website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/CMSForms/>
If the form is not used, a written redetermination request must include
the following information:
- Beneficiary name;
- Medicare health insurance claim (HIC) number;
- Name and address of provider/physician/supplier or item/service;
- Date of initial determination;
- Date(s) of service for which the initial determination was issued
(dates must be reported in a manner that complies with the Medicare
claims filing instructions. Ranges of dates are acceptable only if a
range of dates is properly reportable on the Medicare claim form);
- Which item(s), if any and/or service(s) are at issue in the appeal;
and
- The signature of the appellant
If the Remittance Advice (RA) is attached to the redetermination request
and the dates of service are highlighted or emphasized on the attached
RA, but the redetermination request does not itself contain the dates of
service, it is still an acceptable redetermination request. If an
initial determination on a claim has not been made, there are no appeal
rights on that claim.
Some letters and calls are considered inquires and not requests for
redeterminations. These communications may include the following
characteristics:
- It is clearly limited to a request for an explanation of how
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- It is a status request.
- It is a request for information.
- It is a request for a second copy of a notice.
- There is not an initial determination.
The carrier must complete 95% of requests within 45 days of receipt of
request, and all requests within 60 days of receipt of request. The date
of receipt is defined as the date the request for redetermination is
received in the corporate mailroom (written requests) or on the
telephone (telephone requests).
If the determination is a full reversal (fully favorable), the
contractor will send an adjusted MSN or RA to all parties of the appeal.
This will provide the beneficiary information about his or her financial
liability with regard to the claim(s) that are now payable. An example
of a redetermination letter can be found in the *Medicare Claims
Processing Manual*, Chapter 29, Section 60.11.6.
A party to an appeal may appoint a **representative** to handle the
appeal by completing Form CMS-1696, *Appointment of Representative* or
may submit the required information in writing. The form is available at
this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/CMSForms/>
To be valid,
- The representative must be an individual, not an organization,
**and**
- Form CMS-1696 (or written request) must be signed by the
representative within 30 calendar days of the date that the
beneficiary or other party signs, and is valid for no more than one
year from the date it was signed by the party making the appointment
or the date of acceptance by the representative.
The reviewer making the redetermination must comply with, and must be
bound by, all applicable statutory and regulatory provisions. The
reviewer may not overrule the provisions of law or interpret them in a
way different than CMS does; nor may the reviewer comment upon legality,
constitutional or otherwise, of any provision of the Act, regulations or
CMS policy review determination.
The reviewer is also bound by all CMS-issued policies and procedures,
including CMS rulings, Medicare manual instructions, program memoranda,
national coverage determinations, and carrier-issued local medical
review policies.
### Telephone Review Procedures
A telephone review can be requested and performed on the phone. Both are
completed through a review determination letter or other notice.
Whether a request for review is made by telephone or is conducted and
completed as a telephone review depends on the issues at hand and the
complexity of the matters involved. Telephone reviews should be limited
to resolving minor issues and correcting errors, and should not involve
anyone other than the redetermination analyst.
The appellant has 120 days after the date of the notice of initial
determination to request a redetermination by telephone. If a more
in-depth review is not necessary, and information and documentation was
faxed during or prior to the telephone review, the reviewer may be able
to inform the appellant of his or her decision at the conclusion of the
call, or via a follow-up phone call.
### Second Level of Appeal -- Hearing Office Hearing
A party, who is dissatisfied with a review determination where at least
\$100 remains in controversy, may request a Hearing Office hearing.
The Hearing Office hearing is an independent review of the claim by a
hearing officer. The hearing process gives a dissatisfied provider or
facility the opportunity to present the reasons for his/her
dissatisfaction and to receive a new decision based on the evidence
developed at the hearing.
If a redetermination has not been issued, there is no right to a Hearing
Office hearing (except for claims not acted upon in a reasonable time by
the contractor, and for appeals of revised initial determinations where
\$100 or more remains in controversy).
The request for a Hearing Office hearing can be filed with any of the
following:
- the contractor
- CMS
- an SSA office
- the RRB for RRB beneficiaries
The request must be filed within 6 months of the date of the notice of
the redetermination or revised initial redetermination (plus 5 days for
mail delivery).
The request may be any clear expression, in writing, by a party (or
representative) that contains the necessary information to complete the
appeal and states that the appellant is not satisfied with the review
determination. Form CMS 1965, *Request for Hearing -- Part B Medicare
Claim*, can be used for this purpose, and is available at this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/CMSForms/>
The written inquiry must be stamped with the date of receipt in the
corporate mailroom and tracked until a final answer is provided.
Telephone and other inquiries (such as in-person or electronic) should
be logged and tracked until the final answer is provided.
Requests that are filed incorrectly to a contractor that did not make
the initial review decision/determination will be forwarded to the
correct contractor as soon as possible. A request for a Hearing Office
hearing that was filed prior to a redetermination should be handled as a
request for redetermination.
The contractor or Hearing Officer who is assigned the request must send
a letter to the appellant acknowledging receipt of the hearing request
within 21 calendar days of the receipt of the request. Carriers must
issue 90% of final determinations within 120 days of the date of receipt
of request of the Hearing Office hearing (FIs function as carriers when
processing Part B Hearing Office hearings.)
For telephone or in-person hearings, the Hearing Office must issue a
decision no later than 30 days after the date that the hearing was held
(unless the appellant has additional documentation to be considered
after the telephone or in-person hearing).
### Hearing Office Hearing Types
There are three kinds of Hearing Office hearings that can be requested
by the appellant:
- In-person
- Telephone
- On-the record (OTR)
For the **in-person hearing**, the facility/provider/beneficiary can
present both oral testimony and written evidence and has the right to
refute or challenge the information.
A **telephone hearing** offers a convenient and less costly alternative
to an in-person hearing, but it is not suited to every person or every
case.
The major advantage of an **OTR hearing** is the speed with which the
hearing is held and the decision is rendered. The same format as the
in-person hearing is followed, except the decision is based on the facts
that are in the file and/or additional information.
7. Where an appellant specifically requests an OTR hearing, the
resulting OTR hearing decision is not a POTR decision, and the
appellant does not have a further option of then requesting an
in-person or telephone hearing.
Hearing Office Hearing Review Process
An appellant who requests either an in-person or telephone hearing must
be given adequate notice of the date, time, and place of the hearing and
the specific issues to be determined. The Hearing Office must provide a
written notice to the appellant and his/her representative before
conducting the in-person or telephone hearing.
The appellant must receive the notice before the hearing takes place,
allowing sufficient time to review it and to prepare for the meeting.
Meetings can be rescheduled or adjourned on the motion of the Hearing
Office for good and sufficient reasons (illness, certain scheduling
difficulties, abusive or violent actions during the hearing).
Effectuation (payment) of Hearing Office hearing decisions must be
initiated within 30 calendar days of the date of the decision, and 100%
of decisions must be effectuated within 60 calendar days of the date of
the decision.
Durable Medical Equipment (DME) Hearings
Durable Medical Equipment Regional Carriers (DMERCs) should accept
transfer of in-person hearing requests from other DMERCs, because the
determination of claims processing jurisdiction is based on the location
of the beneficiary. Thus, suppliers must request hearings from the DMERC
that processed the claim at issue.
### Third Level of Appeal -- Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Hearing
If the appellant is dissatisfied with the determination made by the
Hearing Office, and the amount in controversy is at least \$100, the
appellant may request an in-person hearing before an Administrative Law
Judge.
Requests for Part B ALJ hearings must be filed in writing with the
contractor, at an RRB office (for qualified RRB beneficiaries), or with
CMS, or at an SSA office within 60 days of the date of the receipt of
the Hearing Office decision. The request must be in writing and filed
within 60 days of the date of the carrier's fair hearing decision of
record.
**Aggregation**
You may combine this claim with other claims to meet the \$100 amount in
controversy requirement, as long as the appeal is timely filed for all
claims at issue, and all claims at issue are at the proper level of
appeal.
The contractor will acknowledge the request for a Part B ALJ hearing by
sending the ALJ letter to the appellant within 30 calendar days of its
receipt of the request in the corporate mailroom.
Supporting Documentation
For claims being submitted for an appeal, the responsibility for
gathering and submitting documentation that supports claims and appeals
rests with the provider and/or the facility. Documentation sources that
have been proven useful to providers/facilities include.
- X-ray reports
- Test results
- Medical History
- Documentation of severity or acute onset
- Consultation Reports
- Billing Forms
- Referrals
- Plan of Treatment
- Nurse's Notes
- Copies of communications between physician and/or beneficiary,
hospital, laboratory or others.
ALJ Hearing Review Process
The ALJ will either issue a decision based on the request for a Part B
ALJ hearing or will issue an order of dismissal. If the decision of the
ALJ requires effectuation on the part of the contractor, the contractor
will wait to hear the ALJ's formal decision.
When effectuating the decision, the contractor will use the payment
policies that were in effect on the date the claim was first submitted
for processing, unless specifically directed otherwise.
The decision will be effectuated within 30 days of the receipt of the
ALJ decision, if
- the decision is partially or wholly favorable,
- gives a specific amount to be paid, and
- is not referred to the DAB.
If the amount must be computed, then effectuation will occur no later
than 30 calendar days of the date of receipt of the official ALJ
decision. Duplicate ALJ decisions should be brought to the attention of
the RO and OHA immediately for resolution.
### Fourth Level of Appeal -- Departmental Appeals Board Review
The Department Appeals Board (DAB) may choose to review an ALJ's
decision or dismissal for any of the following reasons:
- There was an error or law.
- The ALJ decision/dismissal was not supported by substantial
evidence.
- The ALJ abused their discretion.
- There is a broad policy or procedural issue that may affect the
general public.
The DAB reviews requests for review and makes final decisions whether to
review or decline to review ALJ decisions, as well as ALJ orders of
dismissal.
The DAB will request all case files from the specialty contractor, who
has responsibility to receive and store the files sent by ALJs after
they make their decisions.
Effectuation of DAB decisions must be initiated within 30 days of the
contractor's receipt of the DAB decision, and completed within 60 days.
### Fifth Level of Appeal -- U.S. District Court (Court) Review
An appellant, who is not satisfied with the DAB decision, may request a
court review of the DAB decision. This appeal must be filed with the
District Court and not with the contractor. The Court may remand the
case back to the DAB or the ALJ.
In rare cases, the Court may require effectuation on the part of the
contractor. In this case, the contractor will contact its CMS regional
office (RO) appeals contact for instructions before taking any action.
## General Guidelines for Writing Appeals
The appeals correspondence should be written so that anyone can easily
understand the reason why any of the services were not covered or could
not be full reimbursed, as well as actions that can be taken if the
provider or facility disagrees with that decision. In addition, the
following guidelines should be followed to the extent possible:
- Keep the language as simple as possible.
- Do not use abbreviations or jargon.
- Choose a positive rather than a negative tone, whenever possible.
Avoid words or phrases which emphasize what you cannot do.
- If possible, avoid one-sentence paragraphs, uneven spacing between
paragraphs, or other formatting that makes the document difficult to
read.
## Quality Control
Records must be kept of all inquiries. Appropriate management reports
and reports requested by CMS will be produced from these records to aid
in assuring that control standards for the inquiries and the quality of
responses to the inquiries are maintained.
The appraisal requirements need to include the following:
- **Accuracy and Correctness**
The information in letters should be correct with regard to Medicare
policy and your data. Taken as a whole, the information will increase
the inquirer's overall understanding of the issues that prompted the
inquiry. Letters should have good grammatical construction, sentences of
varying length, and paragraphs generally containing no more than five
sentences.
- **Responsiveness**
The response should address the inquirer's major concerns and state an
appropriate action to be taken.
- **Tone/Clarity**
A clear statement of issues should be presented in the warmth and
genuineness of a letter. The tone of the communication should be
professional and customer friendly.
## Additional Resources
If you have additional questions about the Medicare claims appeals
process, please refer to your local FI\... To find the toll free phone
number for your local FI or carrier, go to this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/medlearn/tollnums.asp>
For your convenience, the following list summarizes the references to
documents in this chapter.
- *Medicare Claims Processing Manual* (100-4), Chapter 29: "Appeals of
Claims Decisions," which is available at this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/manuals/>
- *Understanding the Remittance Advice: A Guide for Medicare
Providers, Physician, Suppliers, and Billers*, which is available at
this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/MedlearnProducts/>
- CR3530: *Appeals Transition -- BIPA 521 Appeals* (MM3530)
- CR3942 *Changes to Chapter 29 -- Appeals of Claims Decisions:
Redeterminations and Reconsiderations (Implementation date May 1,
2005)* (MM3942)
- CR4019 *Changes to Chapter 29 -- General Appeals Process in Initial
Determinations* (MM4019)
- SE0540 *CMS Releases New Educational Guide on Remittance Advice (RA)
Notices*
To download copies of these documents (CR3530, 3942, 4019; SE0540), go
to the **2005 Medlearn Matters Articles** at this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/MedlearnMattersArticles/>
- Form CMS 20031, Transfer (Assignment) of Appeal Rights,
- Form CMS-1696, Appointment of Representative
- Form CMS-1965, Request for Hearing -- Part B Medicare Claim
To download copies of these CMS forms (CMS 20031, 1696, 1965), go to
this website:
<http://www.cms.hhs.gov/CMSForms/>
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## Vickie L. Nadolski
NOAA Deputy Assistant Administrator for Weather Services
**NOAA Deputy Assistant Administrator for Weather Services**
**Advances in Marine and Ocean Weather Forecasting **
- American Boating Congress
**Washington, D.C.**
**April 28, 2008**
## Weather Impacts
- Recreational
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## Boating Impacts on U.S. Economy
**$39.5 billion in annual sales and service**** **
**$108 Billion impact ****on the American economy**
***Source: NMMA***
## Weather Impacts on U.S. Economy
**One-Third of Nation’s GDP is weather or climate sensitive**
**$4 Trillion in 2005**
***Source: Economic******Statistics for NOAA******April 2006***
## Weather Impacts Recreational Boating
**In 2006, environmental****hazards resulted in:**
*621 accidents*
- 123 due to weather
*108 fatalities*
- 34 due to weather
***Source: U.S. Coast Guard 2006 Boating Statistics***
## NOAA
- Helps Ensure
- a Safe Boating
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## NOAA Marine Forecasts
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**NOAA Marine Forecasts**
## Top 10 Boating States
**Top 10 Boating States**
## NOAA Marine Weather Products and Services
**www.crh.noaa.gov/greatlakes**
**www.weather.gov/carolinascoast**
## Digital Marine Forecasts
**www.crh.noaa.gov/greatlakes**
## NOAA Tides and Currents
**CO-OPS Operational Forecast System**** **
*Chesapeake Bay*
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*Lake Erie*
*Lake Huron*
*Lake Michigan*
*Lake Ontario*
*Lake Superior*
*New York and**New Jersey*
*St. John's River*
**http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/models.html**
## Great Lakes Coastal Forecasting System
**http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/res/glcfs/**
**Great Lakes Coastal****Forecasting System**
## NOAA WAVEWATCH III
**http://polar.ncep.noaa.gov/waves/index2.shtml**
## Experimental Extratropical Storm Surge Height Forecast
**Experimental Extratropical Storm Surge Height Forecast **
**http://www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov**
## Experimental Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook
**http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo_atl.shtml**
## Enhanced Delivery Methods
## Dial-A-Buoy 1-888-701-8992
**Dial-A-Buoy****1-888-701-8992 **
**http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/dial.shtml**
## National Data Buoy Center
**http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov**
## SARSAT Lifeline to Survival
**http://www.sarsat.noaa.gov**
## Safe Boating Weather Tips
**Plan Ahead**
*Start accessing NWS**extended outlooks several**days in advance *
**Before Setting Out**
*Pay close attention**to the local forecast*
**After Setting Out**
*Stay tuned to NOAA**Weather Radio All**Hazards (NWR) or other**sources of weather info.*
## The Future of
- Marine Weather
## Enhanced Capabilities
Super resolution radar
Airborne Doppler Radar
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)
*Super resolution radar*
*Airborne Doppler Radar*
*Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)*
**Where We’re Headed**
## Where We’re Headed
**Severe Weather**
*Warn-On Forecasts: Tornado warning lead time increases from an average of 13 minutes today to as much as 1 hour*
*Severe Thunderstorm Warning lead time increases from an average of 18 minutes to as much as 2 hours*
## Where We’re Headed
**Tropical Cyclone Services**
*Warning lead time for landfall increases from less than **24 hours to 3 days*
*50% reduction in 48 hr intensity error (~8 kts)*
*50% reduction in 48 hr track error (~50 nm)*
**Where We’re Headed**
## Forecast Uncertainty Information
Integral and essential part of all forecasts
Enterprise-wide partnership to generate and communicate forecast uncertainty to decision makers and public
Expressed in terms of probabilities
*Integral and essential part of **all forecasts*
*Enterprise-wide partnership to **generate and communicate **forecast uncertainty to decision **makers and public*
*Expressed in terms of probabilities*
**Where We’re Headed**
## Needed Advances in Capabilities
**Results**
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**Tornado and ****Flash Flood Forecasts**
**Marine,**** Aviation, Fire, and Space Weather Forecasts**
**Flood, River, and****Ocean Predictions**
**Seasonal Climate Forecasts for Energy, Agriculture, Etc.**
**Advances**** **
***Earth Observations***
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## Working Together ...toward a common future
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converted_docs | 289422 | DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH
Fiscal Year 2006 Budget Request
Witness appearing before the
House Subcommittee on Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations
Anthony S. Fauci, M.D., Director
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
March 9, 2005
William Beldon, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Budget
Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee:
I am pleased to present the Fiscal Year (FY) 2006 President\'s budget
request for the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
(NIAID) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The FY 2006 budget
of \$4,459,395,000 includes an increase of \$56,554,000 over the FY 2005
enacted level of \$4,402,841,000, comparable for transfers proposed in
the President's request.
NIAID conducts research to understand, treat, and prevent infectious and
immune-related diseases. Infectious diseases include well-known killers
such as tuberculosis and malaria, emerging or re-emerging threats such
as HIV/AIDS, SARS, West Nile Virus and influenza, and "deliberately
emerging" threats from potential agents of bioterrorism such as those
that cause anthrax and smallpox. Examples of immune-related diseases
include autoimmune disorders such as type 1 diabetes, systemic lupus
erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, transplantation-related illnesses,
asthma, and allergies.
Historically, NIAID has accomplished its mission with a strong
commitment to basic and targeted research in immunology, microbiology,
and infectious disease. In the 57 years since NIAID was founded, this
approach has led directly to new therapies, vaccines, diagnostic tests,
and other technologies that have improved the health of millions of
people worldwide. In recent years, however, the growing realization that
the nation needs a stronger defense against both naturally and
deliberately emerging infectious diseases has led NIAID to adopt a new
research paradigm that accelerates the development of safe and effective
medical countermeasures. To accomplish this, we have sought creative
ways to modify our traditional process of research and development to
move potential products ahead more rapidly while continuing to preserve
the excellence in basic research that is a hallmark of NIAID, and all of
NIH. The result is that we now take a much more proactive role in
collaborating with academia, industry and other partners to move
promising concepts into advanced product development and clinical
testing.
**Biodefense Research**
In the wake of the 2001 terrorist attacks, NIAID substantially expanded
and accelerated its biodefense research program. The FY 2006 President's
budget request for NIAID includes \$1,664,505,000 for these biodefense
research and development activities. The [NIAID Strategic Plan for
Biodefense Research]{.underline} provides a blueprint for the
construction of three essential pillars of the NIAID biodefense research
program: *infrastructure* needed to safely conduct research on dangerous
pathogens (\$30,000,000 in FY 2006); *basic research* on microbes and
host immune defenses that serves as the foundation for applied research
(\$612,190,000 in FY 2006); and targeted, milestone-driven *research
and* *development of* *medical countermeasures* to create the vaccines,
therapeutics and diagnostics that we would need in the event of a
bioterror attack (\$1,022,315,000 in FY 2006).
The investment Congress has made in the NIAID biodefense research
program has already begun to return substantial dividends in all three
of these aspects of biodefense research. Dramatic advances have been
achieved in the development of medical countermeasures against an attack
with biological agents, and, although there is much more to be
accomplished, we are in a far stronger position today than we were only
a few years ago. In September 2001, we had 15.4 million doses of
smallpox vaccine available; today, we have more than 300 million doses.
A next-generation smallpox vaccine called modified vaccinia Ankara (MVA)
is in clinical testing and other vaccine candidates are in pre-clinical
development stages. A new oral form of the antiviral drug cidofovir is
in advanced product development for use in the event of a smallpox
attack, as well as to treat the rare but serious complications of the
classic smallpox vaccine. For anthrax, NIAID has aggressively pursued
development of a new vaccine called rPA; the Department of Health and
Human Services (DHHS) has contracted with VaxGen, Inc. to purchase 75
million doses of rPA under the BioShield legislation passed last year.
This vaccine is derived using molecular biological methodologies and is
produced using modern vaccine manufacturing techniques and may require
fewer doses than the currently licensed vaccine. New anthrax therapies
that can neutralize the anthrax toxin, such as monoclonal and polyclonal
antibodies, are being developed. Candidate antibody treatments for the
toxin that causes botulism are in development, as is a new vaccine to
prevent the disease. Finally, an Ebola recombinant DNA vaccine is in
initial human clinical trials at the NIAID Vaccine Research Center.
With regard to research infrastructure, many integrated research
facilities are under construction to safely contain and study pathogens,
including several new biodefense laboratories that will be owned and
operated by NIAID. In addition, sites have been selected for the
construction of two National Biocontainment Laboratories (NBLs) and nine
Regional Biocontainment Laboratories (RBLs) at major universities around
the United States. All of these research laboratories will provide the
secure facilities needed to carry out the nation\'s expanded biodefense
research program in settings that protect workers and the surrounding
communities. NIAID also has funded eight Regional Centers of Excellence
for Biodefense and Emerging Infectious Diseases Research (RCEs). This
nationwide network of multidisciplinary academic centers will conduct
wide-ranging research to better understand infectious agents that could
be used in bioterrorism, and will develop diagnostics, therapeutics and
vaccines needed for biodefense against these agents. In 2005, NIAID will
fund two additional RCEs and three to four additional RBLs. NIAID also
has developed and expanded contracts to screen new drugs against
bioterrorism threat agents, developed new animal models for bioterrorism
threat agents, and established a biodefense reagent and specimen
repository.
Advances in Medicine rest on a foundation of basic research into the
fundamental properties and mechanisms of life. In biodefense, these
basic studies include sequencing and understanding of microbial genomes
(genomics) and their products (proteomics), deciphering how microbes
cause disease (pathogenesis), and examining how the human immune system
and pathogens interact (immunology). NIAID-funded basic researchers have
made significant progress since 2001 in each of these areas. For
example, researchers have now determined the genetic sequence of at
least one strain of every pathogen identified as a potential bioterror
threat, and NIAID has established the Pathogen Functional Genomics
Resource Center to help researchers apply and analyze these new genome
sequence data. In pathogenesis, NIH researchers recently determined the
three-dimensional structure of the anthrax toxin bound tightly to a
target cell surface receptor. This finding has provided new leads for
the development of novel antitoxins that could save lives late in the
course of anthrax disease when large amounts of toxin are present and
antibiotics alone are no longer sufficient to save the patient. Finally,
basic molecular and cellular studies of the human innate immune system,
which is comprised of broadly active \"first responder\" cells and other
mechanisms that are the first line of defense against infection, have
been moving forward rapidly. These advances suggest it may be possible
to develop fast-acting countermeasures that boost innate immune
responses to mitigate the effects of a broad spectrum of bioterror
pathogens or toxins. Manipulation of the innate immune system also could
lead to the development of powerful adjuvants that can be used to
increase the effectiveness of vaccines.
The knowledge and products that will flow from the NIAID biodefense
research program, including research results, intellectual capital,
laboratory resources, and countermeasures in the form of diagnostics,
therapeutics, and vaccines, will help us cope with naturally emerging,
re-emerging, and deliberately released microbes alike. Recent experience
tells us that knowledge developed to understand one pathogen invariably
applies to others. For example, when HIV first emerged, antiviral drug
development was in its infancy. Now, new technologies have led to the
development of more than 20 antiretroviral drugs that can effectively
suppress HIV replication and dramatically reduce AIDS morbidity and
mortality. These same technologies, and the lessons learned about
antiviral drug development, are being applied to the development of new
generations of drugs against many viruses, including influenza, SARS,
smallpox, and Ebola. Even if we are never confronted with another
bioterror attack, the biodefense research and preparations being carried
out now will without question prove to be very valuable.
**HIV/AIDS Research**
Only a few statistics are needed to present a profoundly disturbing
picture of the still-emerging HIV/AIDS pandemic. Approximately 40
million people worldwide are living with HIV/AIDS, according to the
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). Every year, more
than 5 million people worldwide are newly infected with the
virus---about 14,000 each day; more than 95 percent of these people live
in low and middle income countries. In the United States, nearly one
million people are living with HIV/AIDS, and approximately 40,000 new
infections occur annually, according to the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention. The death toll continues to climb steadily; worldwide,
more than 20 million people with HIV have died since the pandemic began,
including more than 520,000 in the United States. In 2004, there were 3
million deaths due to HIV/AIDS. As shocking as these numbers are, they
do not adequately communicate the physical and emotional devastation to
individuals, families, and communities coping with HIV/AIDS, nor do they
capture the terrible impact of HIV/AIDS on the economies and security of
nations, and indeed on entire regions.
Even as the burden of HIV/AIDS continues to grow, recent progress in
research is providing reasons for optimism. For example, several new
antiretroviral drugs recently have entered the market, all of which were
built on NIAID-sponsored research and/or were tested in NIAID clinical
trials networks; many other new anti-HIV drugs are in clinical trials.
Other novel approaches to anti-HIV drugs are in the research "pipeline."
For example, NIAID scientists, in collaboration with extramural
colleagues and with industry, recently conducted a clinical trial to
test a product, anti-CCR5, that binds to a new therapeutic target, the
HIV co-receptor, thus preventing HIV infection of host cells.
The development of a safe and effective HIV vaccine is one of NIAID's
highest priorities. The scientific barriers to the creation of such a
vaccine are extraordinarily high, and better coordination, collaboration
and transparency of research worldwide would help to overcome them. To
facilitate such an approach, NIAID participated heavily in the creation
of a new initiative called the Global HIV/AIDS Vaccine Enterprise, which
was endorsed by President Bush and the other G8 countries at their June,
2004 Summit meeting in Sea Island, GA. The project creates a worldwide
consortium of people and organizations with a stake in HIV vaccine
research who agree to harmonize their individual HIV vaccine efforts by
following a unified Strategic Plan for HIV vaccine development. This
plan was published on a publicly-accessible website in February 2005.
Other measures to prevent HIV transmission also are being vigorously
pursued. For example, when I testified here last year I discussed our
efforts to develop topically applied microbicides that women could use
to protect themselves from HIV and other sexually transmitted pathogens.
More than 50 candidate agents have shown activity against HIV and other
sexually transmitted diseases in the laboratory, and several of these
have been shown to be safe and effective in animal models. In February
2005, a large international study, sponsored by NIAID and involving more
than 3,000 women at high risk of acquiring HIV in the United States and
five African countries, opened for enrollment. If these microbicides are
proven to be safe and effective, they likely will become a very
important means of slowing the pace of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
**RESEARCH ON OTHER EMERGING AND RE-EMERGING**
**INFECTIOUS DISEASES**
Infectious diseases do not remain static, but continually and
dramatically change over time. New pathogens, such as the Severe Acute
Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) coronavirus, can emerge suddenly and
familiar ones, such as influenza virus and West Nile virus, can
re-emerge with new properties or in unfamiliar settings. We must always
be on guard for such changes and be prepared to react to them as quickly
as possible.
SARS is a prototypical example of a newly-emerging infectious disease.
When SARS first came to the world's attention in early 2003 as an
unknown, highly lethal and transmissible disease, researchers and public
health authorities the world over immediately began to collaborate to
understand it. In short order, NIAID-supported researchers and others in
Hong Kong showed that SARS was caused by a previously unrecognized
coronavirus, epidemiologists unraveled its modes of transmission, and
public health authorities were able to contain the initial outbreak.
Since then, NIAID has continued to pursue several approaches to the
development of SARS antiviral therapies. For example, NIAID screening
contracts have supported the evaluation of more than 20,000 chemicals
for anti-SARS coronavirus activity. More than 1,400 compounds with
activity against SARS coronavirus have been identified, including alpha
interferon, a drug already approved by the FDA for the treatment of
hepatitis B and C infections.
NIAID scientists and grantees also are working on several approaches to
a SARS vaccine, including one that entered human clinical testing in
December 2004. It is truly remarkable that two years ago we were facing
an unknown global health threat, and now we are already testing a
promising vaccine that may help us to counter that threat should it
re-emerge.
When West Nile virus (WNV) first appeared in the Western hemisphere in
1999, NIAID immediately increased its basic research on the virus and
undertook the development of new vaccines and treatments for the
disease. NIAID currently supports the development of three types of WNV
vaccine---one of which has entered initial clinical testing---and is
developing candidate WNV therapies. For example, in 2004, NIAID expanded
an ongoing clinical study in human volunteers that is evaluating the
safety and efficacy of the administration of antibodies against the
virus as a means of treating or preventing West Nile virus encephalitis.
Influenza is a classic example of a re-emerging disease. Because the
influenza virus continually changes, the U.S. influenza vaccine supply
must be renewed each year. Although the egg-based technology currently
in use has served us reasonably well for more than 40 years, it has
limitations in flexibility in that surges in the need for additional or
new vaccines cannot be readily accommodated due to the advance time that
is required to provide for the annual requirement for hundreds of
millions of fertilized chicken eggs to manufacture the vaccine. In
addition, there is the ever present risk of contamination and the
vicissitudes of yield of virus from this technique. The serious vaccine
shortage that occurred this flu season underscores the difficulties we
face in annually renewing the influenza vaccine supply, and highlights
the pressing need to move toward adoption of newer vaccine manufacturing
techniques to improve the flexibility and speed with which vaccines can
be made.
NIAID supports several research projects and other initiatives intended
to foster the development of new influenza vaccines and manufacturing
methods that are simpler and more reliable, yield products that work
against multiple influenza strains, and provide greater protection. DHHS
has requested \$120 million in FY 2006 to help shift vaccine manufacture
toward new cell-culture technologies, new production technologies, as
well as to provide for year-round availability of eggs to provide for a
secure supply and surge capacity. In addition, a technique developed by
NIAID-supported scientists called reverse genetics allows scientists to
manipulate the genomes of influenza viruses to make the process of
development of seed viruses for vaccines faster and more predictable.
Although the impact of influenza in a normal epidemic year is
substantial, influenza viruses from animals occasionally cross into
humans and, if the virus then acquires the ability to be easily
transmitted between people, can cause a much more serious influenza
pandemic. NIAID conducts a great deal of research to understand the
viral biology and epidemiology that underpinned past pandemics and funds
surveillance activities in Asia to detect the emergence of influenza
viruses with pandemic potential. In addition, the DHHS draft Pandemic
Influenza Response and Preparedness Plan directs NIAID to help develop
and produce an effective vaccine as rapidly as possible that could be
used should a pandemic alert be declared.
In recent years, avian influenza virus strains that can infect humans
have emerged; the most worrisome are known as H9N2 and H5N1. In 1999 and
2003, an H9N2 influenza strain caused illness in people in Hong Kong.
The H5N1 "bird flu" influenza strain was first detected in 1997 and has
spread widely among wild and domestic birds. This latter virus has
infected at least 55 people and killed 42 since January 2004, and there
has been at least one documented case of human-to-human transmission.
NIAID has taken several steps to develop vaccines against both of these
potential pandemic strains. NIAID contracted with Chiron Corporation to
produce investigational batches of an inactivated H9N2 vaccine, which
will be evaluated clinically by NIAID this year. For H5N1,
Aventis-Pasteur, Inc. and Chiron are both producing investigational lots
of inactivated H5N1 vaccine preparations; additionally, DHHS has
contracted with Aventis to produce up to 2 million doses to be
stockpiled for emergency use, if needed, to vaccinate health workers,
researchers, and, if indicated, the public in affected areas.
Development and evaluation of a combination antiviral regimen against
these potential pandemic influenza strains are also now under way.
**RESEARCH ON IMMUNE-MEDIATED DISEASES**
Immune-mediated diseases, including autoimmune diseases, allergic
diseases, and asthma are important health challenges in the United
States and abroad. One of the most promising strategies for developing
treatments for a wide variety of these disorders is known as immune
tolerance, in which researchers hope to selectively turn off injurious
immune responses while leaving intact the protective responses needed to
fight infection. To foster this research, NIAID sponsors the Immune
Tolerance Network (ITN), a consortium of more than 80 investigators in
the United States, Canada, Western Europe, and Australia dedicated to
the clinical evaluation of promising therapies that can induce immune
tolerance. The ITN will be recompeted in FY 2006.
Reducing the growing burden of asthma among inner-city minority children
is another NIAID priority. NIAID-supported investigators recently
reported the largest study of its kind, showing that an intervention to
reduce exposure to indoor allergens and tobacco smoke substantially
reduced asthma severity and healthcare utilization among inner-city
children. In 2004, NIAID\'s Inner-City Asthma Consortium launched a
large study to define and analyze immunological and environmental
influences upon the development of childhood asthma in a cohort of urban
children followed from birth.
In closing, Mr. Chairman, I would like to take a moment to remember John
R. La Montagne, Ph.D., the former deputy director of NIAID, who died
suddenly on November 2 while traveling to a meeting of the Pan American
Health Organization in Mexico City. Human infrastructure, in the form of
a highly trained and deeply committed work force, is a critical
component of any kind of medical research. Throughout John's almost 30
years at NIAID, his leadership and dedication to improving global
health, as well as his generosity, wit, even-handedness and kindness,
made him a cornerstone of the human infrastructure at NIAID. Personally,
he was a dear friend and one of the finest people I have ever known. He
is sorely missed.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I would be pleased to answer any questions that
the Committee might have.
#### ANTHONY S. FAUCI, M.D.
**Director, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases**
**National Institutes of Health**
Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, a native of Brooklyn, New York, received his M.D.
degree from Cornell University Medical College in 1966. He then
completed an internship and residency at The New York Hospital-Cornell
Medical Center. In 1968, Dr. Fauci came to the National Institutes of
Health (NIH) as a clinical associate in the Laboratory of Clinical
Investigation (LCI) at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious
Diseases (NIAID). In 1974, he became Head of the Clinical Physiology
Section, LCI, and in 1980 was appointed Chief of the Laboratory of
Immunoregulation, a position he still holds. In 1984, Dr. Fauci became
Director of NIAID, where he oversees an extensive research portfolio of
basic and applied research to prevent, diagnose, and treat infectious
and immune-mediated illnesses, including HIV/AIDS and other sexually
transmitted diseases, illness from potential agents of bioterrorism,
tuberculosis, malaria, autoimmune disorders, asthma and allergies. Dr.
Fauci serves as one of the key advisors to the White House and
Department of Health and Human Services on global AIDS issues, and on
initiatives to bolster medical and public health preparedness against
possible future bioterrorist attacks.
Dr. Fauci has made many contributions to basic and clinical research on
the pathogenesis and treatment of immune-mediated diseases. He has
pioneered the field of human immunoregulation by making a number of
basic scientific observations that serve as the basis for current
understanding of the regulation of the human immune response. In
addition, Dr. Fauci is widely recognized for delineating the precise
mechanisms whereby immunosuppressive agents modulate the human immune
response. He has developed effective therapies for formerly fatal
diseases such as polyarteritis nodosa, Wegener\'s granulomatosis, and
lymphomatoid granulomatosis. A 1985 Stanford University Arthritis Center
Survey of the American Rheumatism Association membership ranked the work
of Dr. Fauci on the treatment of polyarteritis nodosa and Wegener\'s
granulomatosis as one of the most important advances in patient
management in rheumatology over the previous 20 years.
Dr. Fauci has made seminal contributions to the understanding of how the
AIDS virus destroys the body\'s defenses leading to its susceptibility
to deadly infections. He also has delineated the mechanisms of induction
of HIV expression by endogenous cytokines. Furthermore, he has been
instrumental in developing strategies for the therapy and immune
reconstitution of patients with this serious disease, as well as for a
vaccine to prevent HIV infection. He continues to devote much of his
research time to identifying the nature of the immunopathogenic
mechanisms of HIV infection and the scope of the body\'s immune
responses to the AIDS retrovirus.
In 2003, an Institute for Scientific Information study indicated that in
the twenty year period from 1983 to 2002, Dr. Fauci was the 13th
most-cited scientist among the 2.5 to 3 million authors in all
disciplines throughout the world who published articles in scientific
journals during that time frame. Dr. Fauci was the ninth most-cited
scientist in the field of immunology in the period from January 1993 to
June 30, 2003.
Through the years, Dr. Fauci has served as Visiting Professor at major
medical centers throughout the country. He has delivered many major
lectureships all over the world and is the recipient of numerous
prestigious awards for his scientific accomplishments, including 28
honorary doctorate degrees from universities in the United States and
abroad.
Dr. Fauci is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American
Philosophical Society, the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy
of Sciences (Council Member), the American Academy of Arts and Sciences,
and the Royal Danish Academy of Science and Letters, as well as a number
of other professional societies including the American College of
Physicians, the American Society for Clinical Investigation, the
Association of American Physicians, the Infectious Diseases Society of
America, the American Association of Immunologists, and the American
Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology. He serves on the editorial
boards of many scientific journals; as an editor of Harrison\'s
Principles of Internal Medicine; and as author, coauthor, or editor of
more than 1,000 scientific publications, including several textbooks.
Department of Health and Human Services
Office of Budget
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the Department of Health and Human Services. He has been a Division
Director in the Budget Office for sixteen years, most recently as
Director of the Division of Discretionary Programs. Mr. Beldon started
in federal service as an auditor in the Health, Education and Welfare
Financial Management Intern program. Over the course of more than 30
years in the Budget Office, Mr. Beldon has held Program Analyst, Branch
Chief and Division Director positions. Mr. Beldon received a Bachelor's
Degree in History and Political Science from Marshall University and
attended the University of Pittsburgh where he studied Public
Administration. He resides in Fort Washington, Maryland.
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<!-- MonAce: Mircea Coca -->
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<!-- OpManager: Dave Ambose -->
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<pre>We inherited Store 1072 from the DAY shift.
MCR will dump the store at 4:15pm and will
prepare the new store.</pre>
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<pre>Getting ready for the end of store.
STANDBY: COT, SVX, L00, ISL, CMP, CMU, CMX, BMU, CES, CPR, CCR
OFF: MNP, TOF
TOF failed to turn off from the IFIX. Did it from the first floor
computer. Is it problem known ? </pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 16:22:00 2002 -->
<pre>We called the Cryo expert to vacuum the Watt cans.</pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 16:27:43 2002 -->
<pre>TOF expert is here working of TOF monitoring .</pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 16:28:49 2002 -->
<pre>4:10pm - We started to bring detector HVs down for the beam dump.
4:17pm - All HV's (except CAL HVs) were at standby mode. Called
MCR for the beam dump.
4:18pm - We called Cryo (x3632) to bring the magnet down and to
pump up the Watt can.
4:24pm - Called the L3 farm expert (Nuno) for his L3 work between
stores.</pre>
<!-- Author: Teruki -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 16:46:34 2002 -->
<pre>
Several activities before the new store:
a) L3 maintenace by Ilya Kravchenko
b) Isolation board by Steve Kuhlmann
c) Testing scintillation counters to measure beam loss for CMP
by Steve Hahn and Hyunsoo Kim
d) SVT test by Bill Ashmanskas
e) Testing consumers by Kaori Maeshima
</pre>
<!-- Author: Teruki -->
<!-- Comment: Wed Mar 13 17;13;35 comment by...Steve H. and hyunsoo -->
Beam loss monitoring counter work is done. We have 3 more channels fed to ACNET.
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 17:00:25 2002 -->
<pre>Swapped back in the repaired Isolist SNO1. Shift
crew should check the Isolist Trigmon plot
for cosmics before beam comes. Page Kuhlmann
if there is a problem.</pre>
<!-- Author: Steve Kuhlmann -->
<!-- Date: 16:49:51 -->
testA
<!-- Author: slava -->
<!-- Comment: Wed Mar 13 17;01;59 comment by...slava -->
<pre>no failures in errorfile.
PEDs:
DBANA shows 180 bad channels (was 179 the previous calib run) that's to much to paste into log.
Also, there's nothing being printed in text format on a DBANA related xterm (calib instructions claim there should be some)
Slopes:
17bad chans (see below)</pre>
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<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 17:07:15 2002 -->
<pre>
*** From Jonathan Lewis ***
The plan for the next shot is:
1) to start with PHYSICS_1_01_v1. Run for 1-2 smooth hours.
2) Then we will change to PHYSICS_1_01_v2. That is right now
being built by the Level 3 people. It will be ready in an
hour.
That table requires a change to the XTRP software, so you
will need to contact Nathan Eddy to make the change before
the run.
Also, since that change is needed we will not do a no-beam
test of the table. However, that table is pretty much the
same as our test table, so I think we can forgo the no-beam
test.
3) If you get the run going before 1am, page me to check the
rates.
</pre>
<!-- Author: Teruki -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 17:17:21 2002 -->
cal led calibration.
The results look weird to me (like a pice of a detector is missing)
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<pre>Plan for the next shot (From Jonathan Lewis):
1) Start with PHYSICS_1_01_v1 and run for 1-2 smooth hours.
2) Change to PHYSICS_1_01_v2.
This is being built by the L3 people, which requires
a change to XTRP software. So contact Nathan Eddy
to make the change before the run.
3) Page Jonathan to check the rates if the run is finished
before 1 am.</pre>
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<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 17:20:36 2002 -->
<pre>test entry, e-log problems?</pre>
<!-- Author: ambrose -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 17:24:34 2002 -->
I have added a new feature to the iFix Trigger Inhibit page for
silicon. If the trigger is inhibited, the page displays the
ladder that is causing the inhibit. If multiple ladders are
inhibiting, iFix displays its favorite one.
<!-- Author: Andy H. -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 17:26:30 2002 -->
test
<!-- Author: ambrose -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 17:35:26 2002 -->
<pre>Paged Vaia to investigate central LED calibration problem
on East Wedge 21, 22 and 23.</pre>
<!-- Author: Teruki -->
<!-- Comment: Wed Mar 13 18;28;43 comment by...Vaia -->
<pre>Steve and I looked at the LED, XENON and QIE calibations.
The conclusion is that we think that a fuse is blown at the
calcard which controls wedges 21, 22, 23 East.
This needs an access but it can wait till we have one.
Have notified Anderew and Isamu to take care of this
inthe next access.
</pre>
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 17:39:15 2002 -->
Hey Mircea-The Silicon pager carrier is back online. Please page me when ready to bias silicon (even though I know you can do it without the formalities...)
<!-- Author: SCN -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 17:39:33 2002 -->
cem xef calibration.
A piece is missing (same as in LED calib above)
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<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:02:07 2002 -->
<pre>PSM alarm: CANEB_1, Channel3 is reading 1.07 V compare with the nominal value: 5 V. Paged Rick Tesarek.
</pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Comment: Wed Mar 13 18;12;58 comment by...Mircea C -->
<pre>Rick is investigating the problem.
</pre>
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:03:24 2002 -->
<pre>Injecting proton bunches(14 already in).</pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:05:25 2002 -->
clc qie calibration. .. aborted that since it didn't look like it will ever finish. (well,, still there's an entry in the DBANA, and DBANA gives segfault as before on this calibration)
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<pre>All proton bunches are in Tev.</pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Comment: Wed Mar 13 18;17;03 comment by...Mircea C -->
<pre>BLM readings:
Sum(Rads)
W Inner BLM .8
W Outer BLM .2
E Inner BLM 2.3
E Outer BLM 1.9</pre>
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:14:13 2002 -->
<pre>I powered off COT pulser crate to pull out the ADC in slot 21
and checked the jumper position to make sure the input voltage
ranges from -5V to 5V. The position is correct and I have
put the ADC back in, turned the power on.</pre>
<!-- Author: Shin-Shan Yu -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:21:02 2002 -->
<pre> I have finished testing Level3 control code changes.
Now switching back to the old version.</pre>
<!-- Author: Ilya -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:21:23 2002 -->
<pre>Injecting pbars.</pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:24:44 2002 -->
<pre>17:20 - We could not make entry in e-log. Later, this was fixed.
17:50 - Checking the COT pulser crate.
xx:xx - Called Cryo to ramping down the magnet when 11 proton
bunches were loaded.
18:12 - 36 poton bunches were loaded
18:13 - Called Cryo again. They were working on .. They needed
10-15 min before ramping up the magnet.
18:22 - We were waiting for antiproton leading....</pre>
<!-- Author: Teruki -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:26:06 2002 -->
<pre>18:25 - Started ramping up the magnet...</pre>
<!-- Author: Teruki -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:34:54 2002 -->
<br><b>b0ccal15(CANEB-1) LV alarm:</b>
<br>Was paged for a power supply alarm in the above crate. The
+5 analog power tripped at 16:52. Power cycled the 400 Hz for
the arch and all appears ok. Power cycling the black box on
the first floor (1RR06F) fixes the remaining IFIX problems. We
will need a shower max QIE calibration prior to running.
<br>
<!-- Author: R.J. Tesarek, M. Lindgren -->
<!-- Comment: Wed Mar 13 20;13;18 comment by...Steve Hahn -->
Vaia pointed out the LED problems seen earlier, but since the QIE results looked OK, we were thinking this was a bad fuse on the calibration card in b0ccal15. Apparently, the power supply went bad between the QIE calibration and the LED/xenon calibrations.
<!-- Comment: Mon Mar 18 15;45;44 comment by...R.J. Tesarek -->
This arch contains wedges 0-5E and 18-23E.
<!-- Comment: Mon May 13 07;46;06 comment by...R.J. Tesarek -->
Add text to facilitate better searches.
PEI Fault: CANEB-1, +5V analog.
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:35:23 2002 -->
<pre>Pbars are loaded. </pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:35:52 2002 -->
<pre>Tev at flattop.</pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:37:02 2002 -->
<pre>Squeezing.</pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:39:02 2002 -->
<pre>18:35 - Antiprotons were fully loaded..
The magnet is still ramping up..</pre>
<!-- Author: Teruki -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:41:19 2002 -->
<pre>Scraping.</pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Comment: Wed Mar 13 18;47;34 comment by...Mircea C -->
<pre>Taking a Shower Max calibration for central calorimeter. This was necessary after Rick T. had to power cycle some crates due to a previous mentioned alarm... CES, CPR and CCR are turned OFF.</pre>
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:48:48 2002 -->
<pre>TOF have lost its heartbeat ! Help! </pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:51:16 2002 -->
<pre>
17:00 - L2 isolation board was replaced by Steve K and he
requested to test it with CR.
18:51 - But we could not do that before the store because of
calibration problems. Called Steve. We will test the
board with the colliding beams. If anything is wrong,
we will page him.
</pre>
<!-- Author: Teruki -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:51:56 2002 -->
smx qie calibration (central only) taken
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<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 18:54:11 2002 -->
<pre>Losses are low enogh, that we might start taking data. The solenoid is not fully up.
B0Lum : 10.9 E30
TevPR : 5800 E09
Tevpb : 312 E09
B0PLOS : 10 kHz </pre>
<!-- Author: Mircea C -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 19:02:41 2002 -->
<pre>19:00 - Cryo called. The solenoid is at a full field.</pre>
<!-- Author: Teruki -->
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 19:05:18 2002 -->
<pre>We lost COT power supply (Crate 7) some time during
the scraping.</pre>
<!-- Author: Teruki -->
<!-- Comment: Wed Mar 13 19;14;08 comment by...ambrose -->
<pre>I've left a message for Dervin about this, and he will be
calling back the control room.
MCR says they will dump the current store at 09:00 on
Thursday morning and give us a 2-3 hour controlled access
to replace this supply.</pre>
<!-- Comment: Wed Mar 13 19;15;48 comment by...ambrose -->
<table border=0><td><tr><td bgcolor=#e0e030><p>
2-3 hour controlled access scheduled for Thursday at 09:00 to replace COT07 PS</td></tr></td></table>
<!-- Comment: Wed Mar 13 19;50;55 comment by...ambrose -->
<pre>Dervin calls back and confirms he is ready for access in morning.</pre>
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start physics_1_01[1,267]. have no cot07 (PS problem?)
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svt_fanout problems.
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So sorry. I had disabled one Layer00 Hit Finder's cold start,
so that I could look at its Glink inputs with a logic analyzer,
but when I reseated the board, it powered up in a state that
allowed CDF error to be pulled, and of course the cold start
then didn't override that.
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apparently we have hot towers in cal (jet trigger rates are high >200Hz total from jets)
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the rates are coming from l2 .. l1 triggers for those are OK.
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<pre>When powering the silicon there are two L00 wedges which are not biased: L00 E W4, W5. cratematch complains that they should be on. Talked to Steve Nahn and D. Benjamin. Paged also Andrew I, with no answer yet. Investigating.</pre>
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<pre>Doug said CAENvolts.dat file used is old. Steve checked the default file and the settings look right (for W4 : 80, 80, 80, 40,40 V, for W5: 80, 80, 80, 135, 135 V). Maybe the input file name was changed ?? Waiting for Doug to call us . </pre>
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<pre>Andrew called and Doug is coming. </pre>
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<pre>CMP Top South A1 tripped. I don't see any losses. Turn them back on.</pre>
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looks like the l2 problem cured itself (the rates just dropped).
Heather told that this "inadequate rate" problem was there over the weekend and is connected to a stuck bit in Clist board.
Started a new run.
well, the high rates are back in again
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Nathatn is here and working on the problem.
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<pre>Doug is looking into silicon problem...</pre>
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starting the new run after Nathe powercycled a crate.
Rates look good sofar (5mins after start)
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Taking an advantage of 'bad' data taking, tested the behaviour
of the new online monitors at the beginning of new runs by
stop/start runs. The monitors with the new cdfsoftb0 release,
4.4.0int3e worked fine with this. SVXMon (which is not a part
of this release) crashed consistently but quietly (which is bad).
This is probably due to the ConfigManager problem. I removed
Igor's script for now. So, we will run the 4.4.0int3e version
of SVXMon for the run, starting 140883.
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<pre>Losses during shot setup.</pre>
<!-- Date: Wed Mar 13 20:53:20 2002 -->
<table border=0><td><tr><td bgcolor=#e0e030>Run 140883 had symptoms similar to runs 140737-9, high L2 jet rates, low L2 EM rates. The CLIST energy word plot showed many mismatches between TC2D and the clusters in TL2D. HOWEVER the differences in EM and HAD energy were always exactly zero!?
<P>
Again the problem was solved by powercycling b0l2de00. The investigation continues...</td></tr></td></table>
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I take it all back! The had energies are set high! See the below plot.
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<pre>Please pay special attention to the following L00 wedges
East #4 and L00 East #5. We had trouble applying bias
voltage to them earlier this evening. They are now working?!?!?
If they trip off again, please keep them off until the
access. Page the general pager so that hardware database
can be changed.</pre>
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<table><tr><td><a href=/cgi/elog/elog.pl?nb=2002&action=view&page=-1313&button=yes target='xxx' onclick='jswindow()'; align=top><img src=/cgi/elog/elog.pl?nb=2002&action=view&page=-1313 width='300' align='top'></td><td>one of the COT plots after loosing power supply crate 7 of COT</a></td></tr></table>
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<table><tr><td><a href=/cgi/elog/elog.pl?nb=2002&action=view&page=-1314&button=yes target='xxx' onclick='jswindow()'; align=top><img src=/cgi/elog/elog.pl?nb=2002&action=view&page=-1314 width='300' align='top'></td><td>new hot channels ? (at least since the last reference plot from 2/16 run 139277)</a></td></tr></table>
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<table><tr><td><a href=/cgi/elog/elog.pl?nb=2002&action=view&page=-1315&button=yes target='xxx' onclick='jswindow()'; align=top><img src=/cgi/elog/elog.pl?nb=2002&action=view&page=-1315 width='300' align='top'></td><td>You can see the CLIST HAD energies are being set high. </a></td></tr></table>
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<pre>Reformatter errors are not send to the errorfiles! Paged L3 expert!
</pre>
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<pre>The expert will be here in a minute!</pre>
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<pre>Trying to run new physics ttable : [2,270]
.. rebooting xtrp00 before that (on request) .. this went clean.
..
B0ILUM=7E30
L1A=2.3kHz
l2A=150Hz
l3A=16Hz
Reformat reject=3%
Total dead time=1% (l2/readout & l2 origin)</pre>
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<pre>Level3 was paged because reformatter errors were not reaching
error logger
I looked into the MConverter on pcom2
The executable crashed at some point with the following exception
exception: on
java.lang.NumberFormatException: on
at java.lang.Integer.parseInt(Integer.java)
at java.lang.Integer.parseInt(Integer.java)
at level3.proxy.MConverter.main(MConverter.java:172)
Fortunately , we have a new button clean up mon on the ace control panel
that can restart monitoring during data taking
so , i did cleanup mon and now everything works</pre>
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XFT plots show missing HV on crate 7 of COT
(careful, on COT plot SL2 corresponds to Axial SL1 in XFT plot and so on... )
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<table><tr><td><a href=/cgi/elog/elog.pl?nb=2002&action=view&page=-1323&button=yes target='xxx' onclick='jswindow()'; align=top><img src=/cgi/elog/elog.pl?nb=2002&action=view&page=-1323 width='300' align='top'></td><td>Z0 distribution of COT tracks for Stream G vs Stream H events, runs 140816-32.</a></td></tr></table>
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So at least part of the strange Z-vertex shape is accounted
for by SVX bias, via SVT. SVT's effect on the trigger
officially began on January 20, 2002.
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<pre>Tatjana reported a bad channel in CMP stack occupancy (YMON #17).
Sent e-mail to Hyunsoo Kim.</pre>
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<TABLE BORDER=2 CELLSPACING=1 CELLPADDING=1 BGCOLOR=WHITE>
<TR BGCOLOR=YELLOW><TH>Run Number</TH>
<TH>Data Type</TH>
<TH>Physics Table</TH>
<TH>Begin Time</TH>
<TH>End Time</TH>
<TH>Live Time</TH>
<TH>L1 Accepts</TH>
<TH>L2 Accepts</TH>
<TH>L3 Accepts</TH>
<TH>Live Lumi, nb-1</TH>
<TH>GR</TH>
<TH>SC</TH>
<TH>RC</TH></TR>
<TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=140881>
140881</A>
x22651</TD>
<TD>BEAM</TD>
<TD>PHYSICS_1_01 [1,267]</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>19:24:44</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>19:47:29</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>00:13:40</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 2,626,138</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 374,512</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 16,815</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 7.231</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>0</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD></TR>
<TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=140882>
140882</A>
x22652</TD>
<TD>BEAM</TD>
<TD>PHYSICS_1_01 [1,267]</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>19:53:39</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>20:02:24</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>00:07:55</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 1,407,531</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 130,835</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 9,033</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 3.733</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>0</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD></TR>
<TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=140883>
140883</A>
x22653</TD>
<TD>BEAM</TD>
<TD>PHYSICS_1_01 [1,267]</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>20:06:49</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>20:25:46</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>00:17:23</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 2,943,243</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 289,243</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 18,977</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 8.288</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>0</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD></TR>
<TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=140884>
140884</A>
x22654</TD>
<TD>BEAM</TD>
<TD>PHYSICS_1_01 [1,267]</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>20:35:02</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>21:27:04</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>00:50:49</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 7,732,252</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 500,003</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 50,773</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 22.519</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>0</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD></TR>
<TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=140886>
140886</A>
x22656</TD>
<TD>BEAM</TD>
<TD>PHYSICS_1_01 [2,270]</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>21:48:20</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>22:39:46</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>00:49:59</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 6,465,647</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 428,772</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 45,454</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 19.377</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>0</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD></TR>
<TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=140887>
140887</A>
x22657</TD>
<TD>BEAM</TD>
<TD>PHYSICS_1_01 [2,270]</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>22:44:35</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>23:32:23</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>00:47:19</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 5,601,532</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 375,621</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 41,164</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 16.836</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>0</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD></TR>
<TR><TD><A HREF=/java/cdfdb/servlet/RunSummary?RUN_NUMBER=140888>
140888</A>
x22658</TD>
<TD>BEAM</TD>
<TD>PHYSICS_1_01 [2,270]</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>23:37:02</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER></TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>00:14:15</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 1,598,095</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 55,028</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 8,844</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 5.206</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER></TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER></TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>Totals</TD>
<TD> </TD>
<TD> </TD>
<TD> </TD>
<TD>23:55:02</TD>
<TD ALIGN=CENTER>03:21:23</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 28,374,438</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 2,154,014</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 191,060</TD>
<TD ALIGN=RIGHT> 83.190</TD>
<TD> </TD>
<TD> </TD>
<TD> </TD></TR>
</TABLE>
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<pre>End of the shift plots.</pre>
<!-- Date: Thu Mar 14 00:06:00 2002 -->
<font color=red>Shift Summary: </font><pre>We inherited Store 1072 from the DAY shift.
The store was dumped at 4:15 pm.
===============================================================
[1] Several activities before the new store:
a) Pumping Watt can... DONE
b) Testing L3 control code (Ilya Kravchenko)
Completed at 18:21. Now switched back
to the old version.
c) Testing L2 SVT (Bill Ashmanskas)
d) Replacing isolation board (Steve Kuhlmann)
Steve requested to test it with CR,
but we could not before the store
because of calibration problems.
So, We tested the board with the
colliding beams. It looks OKAY.
e) Fixing CMP beam loss scintillation counters
(Steve Hahn and Hyunsoo Kim)
f) Tesing SVX HVs
g) Doing calibration (Slava - DAQ ACE)
East Wedges 21,22,23 - Failure in central LED
calibration. Steve and Vaia checked LED, XENON
and QIE calibrations. They concluded a fuse is
blown at the calcard which controls the three
wedges. They will fix the problem in the next
acess. (They will not request the access,
because the detectors should be okay).
180 bad channels on PEDs from DBANA (was 179 in
the previous calib.) 17 bad channels on slopes.
h) Checking the jumper position in the COT pulser crate
(Shin-Shan Yu) - completed at 18:14.
===============================================================
[2] Store 1074 - Good store, but ....
18:02 - PSM alarm. Paged Rick Tesarek. The +5V analog
power was tripped at 16:52.
18:34 Power-cycling the black box (1RR06F) fixed
the remaining IFIX problems.
18:51 Shower max QII calibration for central
calorimeter (Run 140877) was taken and
looked OKAY.
18:03 - Injecting proton bunches (14 were already in)
18:12 - 36 proton bunches were loaded
18:25 - Solenoid started ramping up.
18:35 - Pbars were fully loaded and Tevatron was at flattop.
18:37 - Squeezing.
18:39 - The solenoid was still ramping up.
18:41 - Scraping.. We observed a huge B0ALOS (>900 kHz)
18:48 - TOF lost its heartbeat.
18:54 - The scraping was completed. Good store!
Lum(ini) = 10.9E30
B0PLOS = 10 kHz (low loss rate)
19:00 - The solenoid was at full field.
19:05 - We found a COT power supply (Crate 7) was lost some
time during the scraping. The controlled access
(2-3 hous) is planed at 9 am.
19:18 - An expert called and said 8 L00 ladders were biased.
19:43 - Two L00 wedges were not biased: East W4 and W5.
20:06 - Mircea is investigating with experts.
19:45 - CMP Top South A1 tripped. No losses.
Turned them back on.
20:07 - Run 140883 - PHYSICS_1_01_v1
DT = 15-17% from L2
High jet trig. rate and very low EM trig.
rate. This disappeared after power cycling.
This problem was the 2nd time. The 1st one
was reported during Monday OWL shift.
This time, TL2D was okay unlike at the 1st
time.
===============================================================
[3] Good News
Kaori: New consumers were running WITHOUT crash (Only SiliMon
was running with an old version).
Tatjana: Checked the isolation on YMON. OKAY
===============================================================
[4] Rate studies for Jonathan Lewis: OLD vs NEW
Run Trig. Table Lum(Deliv) Lum(Live) Run Time
140884 - PHYSICS_1_01[1,267] 23.267 nb-1 22.519 nb-1 00:51:40.8
140886 - PHYSICS_1_01[2,270] 20.183 19.377 00:50:35.8
140887 - PHYSICS_1_01[2,270] 17.316 16.836 00:47:45.8
140888 - PHYSICS_1_01[2,270] ... this is for L2 SVT test ...
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<b>CDF Run II <p></b>
<pre>
Runs 140881-140888
Delivered Luminosity 205
Acquired Luminosity 156
Efficiency 0.761
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log-files | 612325 | 2000.144.15:21:32.55;Log Opened: Mark IV Field System Version 9.4.6
2000.144.15:21:32.55;location,YELLOWKN,X,114.48,62.48,168.3,72965101,86,32,60,1990
2000.144.15:21:32.55;horizon1,0.,8.,360.
2000.144.15:21:32.55;head0,all,even,odd,even,adaptive,no,5.0000,1
2000.144.15:21:32.55;head1,162.7,16.3,54.8,154.5,17.1,35.3,166.58,166.58
2000.144.15:21:32.55;head2,197.2,19.7,56.2,180.8,18.1,40.3,168.30,168.30
2000.144.15:21:32.55;antenna,9.0,45.0,45.0,-359.0,359.0,5.5,90.0,azel
2000.144.15:21:32.55;equip1, 86,330,270,8450.0,60,32,mk3,mk3,101
2000.144.15:21:32.56;equip2,10.000,0.000,0.000,0.000,0.000,0,0.000,54625
2000.144.15:21:32.56;equip3,500.10,3,a/d,15.000,268,10.000,10.000,10.000
2000.144.15:21:32.56;time,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.15:21:32.56;sw,no,mk3
2000.144.15:21:32.56:" NA369 2000 YLOW7296 X Yk
2000.144.15:21:32.56:" X YLOW7296 AZEL 0.0000 42.0 0 0.0 1440.0 42.0 0 5.5 88.0 9.0 Yk 36
2000.144.15:21:32.56:" Yk YLOW7296 -1224399.55647 -2689273.25251 5633620.26849 72965101
2000.144.15:21:32.56:" 36 TVDS-3 12 8700
2000.144.15:21:32.56:" drudg version 000107 compiled under FS 9.4.6
2000.144.15:21:32.56:" Rack=unknown Recorder=unknown
2000.144.15:21:32.56:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,neutral
2000.144.15:21:32.56#antcn#PM 1 00017 2000 129 15 59 43 00
2000.144.15:21:32.56#antcn#PM 2 90.0000 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
2000.144.15:21:32.56#antcn#PM 2 -0.0743567 0.0000000 0.0028141 -0.0639432 -0.0244523
2000.144.15:21:32.56#antcn#PM 3 0.0054376 0.0501920 -0.0001434 0.0000000 0.0000000
2000.144.15:21:32.56#antcn#PM 4 0.0000000 0.0000000 -0.0006849 -0.0973986 0.0000000
2000.144.15:21:32.56#antcn#PM 5 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000 0.0000000
2000.144.15:21:33.52:nw2c1=1
2000.144.15:21:33.52&nw2c1/tapefrmnwc
2000.144.15:21:33.52&nw2c1/pass=$,same
2000.144.15:21:33.52&nw2c1/vcnw2
2000.144.15:21:33.52&nw2c1/ifdnw
2000.144.15:21:33.52&nw2c1/form=c,4.000
2000.144.15:21:33.52&nw2c1/form=reset
2000.144.15:21:33.52&nw2c1/tape=low
2000.144.15:21:33.52&nw2c1/enable=g1,g3
2000.144.15:21:33.52&nw2c1/repro=byp,3,19
2000.144.15:21:33.52&nw2c1/decode=a,crc
2000.144.15:21:33.52&nw2c1/decode
2000.144.15:21:33.52&tapefrmnwc/tapeform= 1,-330, 2,-330, 3,-275, 4,-275, 5,-220, 6,-220
2000.144.15:21:33.52&tapefrmnwc/tapeform= 7,-165, 8,-165, 9,-110, 10,-110, 11, -55, 12, -55
2000.144.15:21:33.52&tapefrmnwc/tapeform= 13, 0, 14, 0, 15, 55, 16, 55, 17, 110, 18, 110
2000.144.15:21:33.52&tapefrmnwc/tapeform= 19, 165, 20, 165, 21, 220, 22, 220, 23, 275, 24, 275
2000.144.15:21:34.08/pass/1,1,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-330.5,-329.9,-0.5,0.1
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc01=102.99,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc02=142.99,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc03=342.99,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc04=482.99,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc05=102.89,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc06=202.89,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc07=262.89,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc08=282.89,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc09=192.99,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc10=202.99,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc11=237.99,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc12=277.99,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc13=297.99,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/vc14=302.99,2.000
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/!+1s
2000.144.15:21:34.08&vcnw2/valarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc01=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc02=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc03=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc04=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc05=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc06=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc07=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc08=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc09=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc10=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc11=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc12=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc13=alarm
2000.144.15:21:35.52&valarm/vc14=alarm
2000.144.15:21:36.10&ifdnw/ifd=9,20,nor,nor
2000.144.15:21:36.10&ifdnw/if3=8,in,2,2
2000.144.15:21:36.10&ifdnw/lo=
2000.144.15:21:36.10&ifdnw/lo=lo1,8080.00,usb
2000.144.15:21:36.10&ifdnw/lo=lo2,2020.00,usb
2000.144.15:21:36.10&ifdnw/lo=lo3,8580.10,usb
2000.144.15:21:36.10&ifdnw/patch=
2000.144.15:21:36.10&ifdnw/patch=lo1,1l,2l,3h,4h
2000.144.15:21:36.10&ifdnw/patch=lo2,9l,10l,11h,12h,13h,14h
2000.144.15:21:36.10&ifdnw/patch=lo3,5h,6h,7h,8h
2000.144.15:21:37.77/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.15:21:37.77:ready
2000.144.15:21:37.77&ready/sxcts
2000.144.15:21:37.77&ready/rxmon
2000.144.15:21:37.77&ready/newtape
2000.144.15:21:37.77&ready/" if your brake release doesn't reset your footage
2000.144.15:21:37.77&ready/" counter, uncomment the following line
2000.144.15:21:37.77&ready/"tape=low,reset
2000.144.15:21:37.77&ready/loader
2000.144.15:21:37.77&ready/label
2000.144.15:21:37.77&ready/check=*,tp
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/tpi=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/tpi=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/ifd=max,max,*,*
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/if3=max,*,*,*,*,*
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/!+2s
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/tpzero=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/tpzero=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/ifd=old,old,*,*
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/if3=old,*,*,*,*,*
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/!+2s
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/calon
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/!+2s
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/tpical=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3
2000.144.15:21:37.77&sxcts/tpical=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2
2000.144.15:21:37.78&sxcts/caloff
2000.144.15:21:37.78&sxcts/!+2s
2000.144.15:21:37.78&sxcts/caltemps
2000.144.15:21:37.78&sxcts/tsys1=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3
2000.144.15:21:37.78&sxcts/tsys2=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2
2000.144.15:21:38.11/tpi/32105,28487,9323,4599,24946,17219,9789,8774,9880,18773
2000.144.15:21:38.33/tpi/18726,26875,19252,18142,8573,12478,10621
2000.144.15:21:40.71/tpzero/424,330,414,592,381,454,755,409,1214,139
2000.144.15:21:40.93/tpzero/839,380,325,474,793,949,1588
2000.144.15:21:43.02&calon/"rx=*,*,*,*,*,*,on
2000.144.15:21:43.02&calon/mat=#96=80000000$
2000.144.15:21:45.37/tpical/34178,30214,9586,4797,26770,18327,10390,9205,10384,19953
2000.144.15:21:45.59/tpical/20321,30053,22059,19758,9067,13164,11586
2000.144.15:21:45.59&caloff/"rx=*,*,*,*,*,*,off
2000.144.15:21:45.60&caloff/mat=#96=00000000$
2000.144.15:21:47.65&caltemps/caltemp1=6.86
2000.144.15:21:47.65&caltemps/caltemp2=7.02
2000.144.15:21:47.66&caltemps/caltemp3=6.86
2000.144.15:21:47.67/tsys1/104.8,111.8,232.4,138.8,92.4,103.8,103.1,133.1,118.0,108.3
2000.144.15:21:47.67/tsys2/78.7,58.5,47.3,76.8,110.6,118.0,65.7
2000.144.15:21:47.68/newtape/"to continue, use label command"
2000.144.15:22:08.14;label=noaa0207
2000.144.15:22:08.16?ERROR qa -102 No default allowed for the check label.
2000.144.15:22:15.72;label=noaa0207,cbea
2000.144.15:22:15.73&loader/st=for,135,off
2000.144.15:22:15.73&loader/!+11s
2000.144.15:22:15.74&loader/et
2000.144.15:22:15.74&loader/!+3s
2000.144.15:22:30.01/label/N0AA0207,CBEA
2000.144.15:22:30.02:nw2c1=1
2000.144.15:22:30.58/pass/1,1,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-330.5,-329.9,-0.5,0.1
2000.144.15:22:34.26/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.15:22:34.26:!2000.144.17:59:50
2000.144.15:25:16.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.15:52:05.06;wx
2000.144.15:52:05.07/wx/10.6,978.0,59.5,1.0
2000.144.17:20:58.54;wx
2000.144.17:20:58.54/wx/12.1,978.6,48.3,0.8
2000.144.17:59:50.00:preob
2000.144.17:59:50.00&preob/onsource
2000.144.17:59:50.00&preob/calon
2000.144.17:59:50.00&preob/!+2s
2000.144.17:59:50.00&preob/tpical=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3
2000.144.17:59:50.00&preob/tpical=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2
2000.144.17:59:50.00&preob/caloff
2000.144.17:59:50.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.17:59:52.89/tpical/33183,28733,9000,4438,23621,16024,9139,8067,9875,17444
2000.144.17:59:53.11/tpical/20191,29712,21581,19670,9089,13197,11582
2000.144.17:59:53.15:!2000.144.18:00:00
2000.144.18:00:00.00:tape
2000.144.18:00:00.10/tape/off,00115,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:00:00.10:st=for,135
2000.144.18:00:00.22:data_valid=on
2000.144.18:00:00.25:midob
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/onsource
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/wx
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/sy=run setcl &
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/cable
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/!+3s
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/ifd
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/if3
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/vc02
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/vc06
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/vc11
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/tpi=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3
2000.144.18:00:00.25&midob/tpi=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2
2000.144.18:00:00.26&midob/caltemps
2000.144.18:00:00.26&midob/tsys1=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3
2000.144.18:00:00.26&midob/tsys2=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2
2000.144.18:00:00.56/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:00:00.56/wx/13.2,978.9,42.6,0.7
2000.144.18:00:00.91/cable/+9.958370E-03
2000.144.18:00:00.98#setcl#time/163330921,3,2000,144,18,00,00.92,1.769,3.256,0
2000.144.18:00:00.98#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.18:00:03.98/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9412,10487
2000.144.18:00:04.05/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16459
2000.144.18:00:04.12/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27093
2000.144.18:00:04.19/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15090
2000.144.18:00:04.26/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18580
2000.144.18:00:04.57/tpi/31155,27093,8759,4260,22129,15090,8633,7709,8326,16459
2000.144.18:00:04.79/tpi/18324,26213,18580,17807,8493,12359,10483
2000.144.18:00:04.80/tsys1/104.0,111.9,237.5,141.4,100.0,107.5,106.8,139.9,31.5,113.7
2000.144.18:00:04.80/tsys2/65.7,51.8,42.7,65.3,90.7,95.6,56.8
2000.144.18:00:04.81:!2000.144.18:04:22
2000.144.18:04:22.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.18:04:22.00:et
2000.144.18:04:22.12:!+3s
2000.144.18:04:25.13:tape
2000.144.18:04:25.24/tape/off,03051,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:04:25.24:postob
2000.144.18:04:25.24:source=0048-097,005041.3,-092905.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.18:04:25.54:checkf135
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/check=*,-tp,-hd
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/"comment out the following line if you do _not_ have a mark iii decoder
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/decode=a,err,byte
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/parity=,,ab,on
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/sfastr=22.68s
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/!+9s
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/repro=raw,6,8
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/!*
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/st=for,135,off
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/!+4s
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/parity
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/!*+54s
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/et
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/!+3s
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/repro=byp,6,8
2000.144.18:04:25.54&checkf135/check=*,tp,hd
2000.144.18:04:25.60&sfastr/srw
2000.144.18:04:25.60&sfastr/!+$
2000.144.18:04:25.60&sfastr/et
2000.144.18:05:20.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:05:20.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.18:05:20.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:05:20.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.18:05:20.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:05:20.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:05:20.36?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:05:20.36?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:05:20.37/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,894.,510.,52.,14.,86.,12.,64.,18.,12.,4.,0.,$$$$$
2000.144.18:05:20.37/parity/0,238,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,37
2000.144.18:05:54.79:nw2c1=1
2000.144.18:05:55.35/pass/1,1,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-330.5,-329.9,-0.5,0.1
2000.144.18:05:59.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.18:05:59.05:!2000.144.18:07:03
2000.144.18:07:03.00:preob
2000.144.18:07:03.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.144.18:07:03.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.144.18:07:03.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.144.18:07:05.89/tpical/34807,30251,9482,4665,25098,16955,9642,8549,10271,18439
2000.144.18:07:06.11/tpical/20130,29851,21632,19516,9016,13100,11481
2000.144.18:07:06.15:!2000.144.18:07:13
2000.144.18:07:07.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.18:07:13.00:tape
2000.144.18:07:13.11/tape/off,03038,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:07:13.11:st=for,135
2000.144.18:07:13.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.18:07:13.23:midob
2000.144.18:07:13.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:07:13.53/wx/13.1,978.9,46.3,0.8
2000.144.18:07:13.61/cable/+9.953746E-03
2000.144.18:07:13.69#setcl#time/163374191,3,2000,144,18,07,13.62,1.706,3.377,-1
2000.144.18:07:13.69#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.18:07:16.69/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9850,10418
2000.144.18:07:16.76/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17463
2000.144.18:07:16.83/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28639
2000.144.18:07:16.90/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16059
2000.144.18:07:16.97/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18775
2000.144.18:07:17.29/tpi/32920,28632,9218,4489,23557,16039,9120,8195,9850,17463
2000.144.18:07:17.51/tpi/18424,26615,18893,17801,8480,12351,10542
2000.144.18:07:17.52/tsys1/118.1,119.9,228.8,151.9,103.2,116.7,109.9,150.9,140.7,121.8
2000.144.18:07:17.52/tsys2/72.4,56.9,47.6,70.9,100.7,106.9,66.9
2000.144.18:07:17.53:!2000.144.18:11:01
2000.144.18:11:01.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.18:11:01.00:et
2000.144.18:11:01.12:!+3s
2000.144.18:11:04.13:tape
2000.144.18:11:04.24/tape/off,05591,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:11:04.24:postob
2000.144.18:11:04.24:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.18:11:04.54:nw2c1=1
2000.144.18:11:05.11/pass/1,1,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-330.5,-329.9,-0.5,0.1
2000.144.18:11:08.80/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.18:11:08.80:!2000.144.18:12:52
2000.144.18:12:52.00:preob
2000.144.18:12:52.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.144.18:12:52.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.144.18:12:52.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.144.18:12:53.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.18:12:54.89/tpical/32852,28505,9006,4478,24067,16448,9433,8350,9800,17873
2000.144.18:12:55.11/tpical/19477,28697,20847,18971,8794,12785,11178
2000.144.18:12:55.15:!2000.144.18:13:02
2000.144.18:13:02.00:tape
2000.144.18:13:02.11/tape/off,05591,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:13:02.11:st=for,135
2000.144.18:13:02.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.18:13:02.23:midob
2000.144.18:13:02.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:13:02.53/wx/13.1,979.0,42.8,0.7
2000.144.18:13:02.78/cable/+9.948226E-03
2000.144.18:13:02.85#setcl#time/163409108,3,2000,144,18,13,02.80,1.727,3.474,0
2000.144.18:13:02.85#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.18:13:05.85/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9344,10200
2000.144.18:13:05.92/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16881
2000.144.18:13:05.99/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26880
2000.144.18:13:06.06/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15497
2000.144.18:13:06.13/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18043
2000.144.18:13:06.44/tpi/30910,26879,8736,4291,22528,15497,8906,7982,9341,16875
2000.144.18:13:06.66/tpi/17798,25472,18043,17265,8286,12039,10199
2000.144.18:13:06.67/tsys1/107.7,112.0,211.4,135.7,98.7,108.5,106.1,141.2,121.5,115.0
2000.144.18:13:06.67/tsys2/70.9,54.6,44.4,69.1,103.5,104.4,61.7
2000.144.18:13:06.68:!2000.144.18:15:31
2000.144.18:15:31.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.18:15:31.00:et
2000.144.18:15:31.12:!+3s
2000.144.18:15:34.13:tape
2000.144.18:15:34.24/tape/off,07256,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:15:34.24:postob
2000.144.18:15:34.24:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.18:15:34.55:nw2c1=1
2000.144.18:15:35.11/pass/1,1,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-330.5,-329.9,-0.5,0.1
2000.144.18:15:38.80/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.18:15:38.80:!2000.144.18:16:29
2000.144.18:16:27.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.18:16:29.00:preob
2000.144.18:16:29.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:16:31.89/tpical/35417,30769,9733,4810,26198,17837,10200,9053,10483,19380
2000.144.18:16:32.11/tpical/21048,31031,22457,20202,9336,13591,11806
2000.144.18:16:32.15:!2000.144.18:16:39
2000.144.18:16:39.00:tape
2000.144.18:16:39.11/tape/off,07256,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:16:39.11:st=for,135
2000.144.18:16:39.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.18:16:39.23:midob
2000.144.18:16:39.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:16:39.53/wx/12.9,979.0,46.8,0.8
2000.144.18:16:39.83/cable/+9.946683E-03
2000.144.18:16:40.14#setcl#time/163430836,3,2000,144,18,16,40.08,1.698,3.534,-1
2000.144.18:16:40.14#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.18:16:42.90/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10026,10828
2000.144.18:16:42.97/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18384
2000.144.18:16:43.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29124
2000.144.18:16:43.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16914
2000.144.18:16:43.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19710
2000.144.18:16:43.50/tpi/33517,29124,9466,4626,24715,16914,9668,8686,10029,18387
2000.144.18:16:43.72/tpi/19371,27860,19710,18573,8820,12852,10824
2000.144.18:16:43.73/tsys1/119.5,120.1,232.6,150.4,112.6,122.3,114.9,154.7,133.2,126.1
2000.144.18:16:43.73/tsys2/77.6,60.8,49.5,78.0,109.2,113.1,66.0
2000.144.18:16:43.74:!2000.144.18:18:17
2000.144.18:18:17.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.18:18:17.00:et
2000.144.18:18:17.12:!+3s
2000.144.18:18:20.13:tape
2000.144.18:18:20.24/tape/off,08347,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:18:20.24:postob
2000.144.18:18:20.24:source=1803+784,180045.7,782804.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.18:18:20.55:midtp
2000.144.18:18:20.55&midtp/ifd=max,max,*,*
2000.144.18:18:20.55&midtp/if3=max,*,*,*,*,*
2000.144.18:18:20.56&midtp/!+2s
2000.144.18:18:20.56&midtp/tpzero=v1,v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,if1,if3
2000.144.18:18:20.56&midtp/tpzero=v9,v10,v11,v12,v13,v14,if2
2000.144.18:18:20.57&midtp/ifd=old,old,*,*
2000.144.18:18:20.57&midtp/if3=old,*,*,*,*,*
2000.144.18:18:20.57&midtp/rxmon
2000.144.18:18:22.95/tpzero/421,333,411,595,386,452,762,406,1214,139
2000.144.18:18:23.17/tpzero/811,363,325,478,800,953,1580
2000.144.18:18:23.24:nw2c2=2
2000.144.18:18:23.24&nw2c2/tapefrmnwc
2000.144.18:18:23.24&nw2c2/pass=$,same
2000.144.18:18:23.25&nw2c2/vcnw2
2000.144.18:18:23.25&nw2c2/ifdnw
2000.144.18:18:23.25&nw2c2/form=c,4.000
2000.144.18:18:23.26&nw2c2/form=reset
2000.144.18:18:23.26&nw2c2/tape=low
2000.144.18:18:23.26&nw2c2/enable=g2,g4
2000.144.18:18:23.27&nw2c2/repro=byp,4,20
2000.144.18:18:23.27&nw2c2/decode=a,crc
2000.144.18:18:23.27&nw2c2/decode
2000.144.18:18:29.78/pass/2,2,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-330.0,-329.9,-0.0,0.1
2000.144.18:18:33.46/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.18:18:33.46:fastf=0m21s
2000.144.18:18:33.46&fastf/ff
2000.144.18:18:33.46&fastf/!+$
2000.144.18:18:33.46&fastf/et
2000.144.18:18:54.73:!2000.144.18:23:02
2000.144.18:19:11.30;tape
2000.144.18:19:11.41/tape/off,08802,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:20:35.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.18:21:15.82;tapepos=8700
2000.144.18:21:15.88;rw@!
2000.144.18:21:16.03;[email protected]:21:21.27
2000.144.18:21:21.27@et
2000.144.18:23:02.00:preob
2000.144.18:23:02.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:23:04.89/tpical/32828,28386,8976,4429,23639,16144,9259,8178,9847,17553
2000.144.18:23:05.11/tpical/20441,30003,21750,19795,9173,13308,11805
2000.144.18:23:05.15:!2000.144.18:23:12
2000.144.18:23:12.00:tape
2000.144.18:23:12.11/tape/off,08703,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:23:12.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.18:23:12.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.18:23:12.23:midob
2000.144.18:23:12.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:23:12.53/wx/13.1,979.1,41.5,0.7
2000.144.18:23:12.87/cable/+9.949176E-03
2000.144.18:23:12.94#setcl#time/163470114,3,2000,144,18,23,12.88,1.779,3.643,0
2000.144.18:23:12.94#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.18:23:15.94/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9387,10762
2000.144.18:23:16.01/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16569
2000.144.18:23:16.08/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26772
2000.144.18:23:16.15/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15222
2000.144.18:23:16.22/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18929
2000.144.18:23:16.53/tpi/30843,26772,8701,4245,22197,15222,8734,7798,9396,16577
2000.144.18:23:16.75/tpi/18741,26743,18929,18092,8606,12566,10750
2000.144.18:23:16.76/tsys1/105.1,112.4,206.8,136.1,103.8,109.9,104.2,133.4,124.5,115.5
2000.144.18:23:16.76/tsys2/74.0,56.8,46.3,72.6,96.6,109.9,61.0
2000.144.18:23:16.77:!2000.144.18:26:13
2000.144.18:26:11.50;op=george
2000.144.18:26:13.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.18:26:13.00:et
2000.144.18:26:13.12:!+3s
2000.144.18:26:16.13:tape
2000.144.18:26:16.24/tape/off,06678,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:26:16.24:postob
2000.144.18:26:16.24:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,cw
2000.144.18:26:16.55:checkr135
2000.144.18:26:16.55&checkr135/check=*,-tp,-hd
2000.144.18:26:16.55&checkr135/"comment out the following line if you do _not_ have a mark iii decoder
2000.144.18:26:16.56&checkr135/decode=a,err,byte
2000.144.18:26:16.56&checkr135/parity=,,ab,on
2000.144.18:26:16.56&checkr135/sfastf=22.68s
2000.144.18:26:16.57&checkr135/!+9s
2000.144.18:26:16.57&checkr135/repro=raw,6,8
2000.144.18:26:16.57&checkr135/!*
2000.144.18:26:16.57&checkr135/st=rev,135,off
2000.144.18:26:16.57&checkr135/!+4s
2000.144.18:26:16.57&checkr135/parity
2000.144.18:26:16.57&checkr135/!*+54s
2000.144.18:26:16.57&checkr135/et
2000.144.18:26:16.57&checkr135/!+3s
2000.144.18:26:16.57&checkr135/repro=byp,6,8
2000.144.18:26:16.57&checkr135/check=*,tp,hd
2000.144.18:26:16.61&sfastf/sff
2000.144.18:26:16.61&sfastf/!+$
2000.144.18:26:16.61&sfastf/et
2000.144.18:27:11.09?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:27:11.09?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.18:27:11.09?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:27:11.09?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.18:27:11.09?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:27:11.09?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:27:11.09?ERROR qg -303 Track 9 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:27:11.09?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:27:11.09?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:27:11.10/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2161.,1278.,779.,366.,689.,258.,448.,266.,320.,342.,558.
2000.144.18:27:11.10/parity/0,204,1,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.144.18:27:45.79:nw2c2=2
2000.144.18:27:46.36/pass/2,2,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-330.0,-329.9,-0.0,0.1
2000.144.18:27:50.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.18:27:50.05:!2000.144.18:28:26
2000.144.18:28:14.83;"Phasecal observed in forward and reverse checks
2000.144.18:28:18.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.18:28:26.00:preob
2000.144.18:28:26.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:28:28.89/tpical/33124,28565,9021,4474,24072,16330,9370,8310,9811,17770
2000.144.18:28:29.11/tpical/19916,29318,21313,19405,8988,13045,11381
2000.144.18:28:29.15:!2000.144.18:28:36
2000.144.18:28:36.00:tape
2000.144.18:28:36.11/tape/off,06691,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:28:36.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.18:28:36.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.18:28:36.23:midob
2000.144.18:28:36.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:28:36.54/wx/13.2,979.1,42.9,0.8
2000.144.18:28:36.78/cable/+9.944871E-03
2000.144.18:28:36.86#setcl#time/163502506,3,2000,144,18,28,36.80,1.736,3.733,0
2000.144.18:28:36.86#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.18:28:39.86/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9359,10384
2000.144.18:28:39.93/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16797
2000.144.18:28:40.00/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26957
2000.144.18:28:40.07/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15424
2000.144.18:28:40.14/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18558
2000.144.18:28:40.45/tpi/31131,26973,8748,4291,22590,15424,8848,7928,9362,16794
2000.144.18:28:40.67/tpi/18205,26165,18558,17696,8443,12307,10380
2000.144.18:28:40.68/tsys1/105.7,114.8,209.5,138.5,102.8,113.4,106.3,135.1,124.5,117.1
2000.144.18:28:40.69/tsys2/71.4,57.4,46.5,70.7,98.4,108.0,61.7
2000.144.18:28:40.69:!2000.144.18:30:14
2000.144.18:28:52.67;"There seems to be quite a bit of parity and sync errors
2000.144.18:30:14.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.18:30:14.00:et
2000.144.18:30:14.12:!+3s
2000.144.18:30:17.13:tape
2000.144.18:30:17.24/tape/off,05600,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:30:17.24:postob
2000.144.18:30:17.24:source=nrao512,164029.6,394646.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.18:30:17.55:nw2c2=2
2000.144.18:30:18.11/pass/2,2,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-330.9,-329.9,-0.9,0.1
2000.144.18:30:21.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.18:30:21.81:!2000.144.18:32:26
2000.144.18:32:18.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.18:32:26.00:preob
2000.144.18:32:26.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:32:28.89/tpical/35061,30306,9551,4679,25076,16959,9677,8550,10312,18477
2000.144.18:32:29.11/tpical/20172,29824,21569,19445,8993,13081,11412
2000.144.18:32:29.15:!2000.144.18:32:36
2000.144.18:32:36.00:tape
2000.144.18:32:36.11/tape/off,05600,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:32:36.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.18:32:36.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.18:32:36.23:midob
2000.144.18:32:36.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:32:36.53/wx/13.1,979.1,43.7,0.8
2000.144.18:32:36.85/cable/+9.947904E-03
2000.144.18:32:36.92#setcl#time/163526511,3,2000,144,18,32,36.86,1.769,3.800,0
2000.144.18:32:36.92#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.18:32:39.92/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9864,10445
2000.144.18:32:39.99/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17537
2000.144.18:32:40.06/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28724
2000.144.18:32:40.13/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16107
2000.144.18:32:40.20/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18872
2000.144.18:32:40.51/tpi/33163,28724,9278,4507,23724,16107,9180,8217,9866,17541
2000.144.18:32:40.73/tpi/18493,26645,18872,17774,8472,12365,10460
2000.144.18:32:40.74/tsys1/118.3,123.1,222.8,156.0,118.4,126.0,116.2,160.9,133.1,127.5
2000.144.18:32:40.74/tsys2/73.9,58.0,48.3,72.7,103.4,111.9,65.5
2000.144.18:32:40.75:!2000.144.18:37:01
2000.144.18:37:01.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.18:37:01.00:et
2000.144.18:37:01.12:!+3s
2000.144.18:37:04.13:tape
2000.144.18:37:04.24/tape/off,02630,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:37:04.24:postob
2000.144.18:37:04.24:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.18:37:04.54:midtp
2000.144.18:37:06.93/tpzero/425,334,412,597,384,448,757,408,1219,140
2000.144.18:37:07.15/tpzero/806,361,325,479,796,953,1595
2000.144.18:37:07.22:nw2c1=3
2000.144.18:37:12.39/pass/3,3,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-273.6,-274.0,1.4,1.0
2000.144.18:37:16.10/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.18:37:16.10:fastr=1m57s
2000.144.18:37:16.10&fastr/rw
2000.144.18:37:16.10&fastr/!+$
2000.144.18:37:16.10&fastr/et
2000.144.18:38:47.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.18:39:13.37:!2000.144.18:39:37
2000.144.18:39:37.00:preob
2000.144.18:39:37.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:39:39.89/tpical/33502,29022,9220,4470,23626,16074,9188,8068,9967,17512
2000.144.18:39:40.11/tpical/20262,29869,21681,19778,9088,13221,11961
2000.144.18:39:40.15:!2000.144.18:39:47
2000.144.18:39:47.00:tape
2000.144.18:39:47.11/tape/low,00043,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:39:47.11:st=for,135
2000.144.18:39:47.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.18:39:47.23:midob
2000.144.18:39:47.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:39:47.53/wx/13.2,979.2,39.8,0.7
2000.144.18:39:47.84#setcl#time/163569604,3,2000,144,18,39,47.79,1.715,3.919,0
2000.144.18:39:47.84#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.18:39:47.92/cable/+9.951221E-03
2000.144.18:39:50.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9514,10953
2000.144.18:39:51.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16555
2000.144.18:39:51.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27443
2000.144.18:39:51.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15197
2000.144.18:39:51.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18943
2000.144.18:39:51.58/tpi/31475,27443,8934,4290,22249,15197,8692,7717,9513,16555
2000.144.18:39:51.80/tpi/18565,26739,18943,18122,8552,12479,10956
2000.144.18:39:51.81/tsys1/105.1,117.8,204.4,140.7,108.9,115.4,109.7,142.8,125.3,117.7
2000.144.18:39:51.81/tsys2/73.5,59.2,47.7,74.8,101.6,109.0,65.4
2000.144.18:39:51.82:!2000.144.18:45:28
2000.144.18:45:28.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.18:45:28.00:et
2000.144.18:45:28.12:!+3s
2000.144.18:45:31.13:tape
2000.144.18:45:31.24/tape/off,03868,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:45:31.24:postob
2000.144.18:45:31.24:source=0133+476,013658.6,475129.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.18:45:31.54:checkf135
2000.144.18:46:24.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.18:46:26.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:46:26.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.18:46:26.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:46:26.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.18:46:26.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:46:26.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:46:26.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.18:46:26.36/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1166.,486.,38.,30.,166.,6.,8.,4.,2.,2.,2.,$$$$$
2000.144.18:46:26.36/parity/0,-9,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,14
2000.144.18:47:00.74:nw2c1=3
2000.144.18:47:01.60/pass/3,3,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-275.2,-274.0,-0.2,1.0
2000.144.18:47:05.29/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.18:47:05.29:!2000.144.18:47:41
2000.144.18:47:41.00:preob
2000.144.18:47:41.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:47:43.89/tpical/33367,28986,9199,4463,23614,16066,9158,8064,9937,17479
2000.144.18:47:44.11/tpical/19794,29118,21159,19270,8893,12916,11509
2000.144.18:47:44.15:!2000.144.18:47:51
2000.144.18:47:51.00:tape
2000.144.18:47:51.11/tape/off,03852,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:47:51.11:st=for,135
2000.144.18:47:51.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.18:47:51.23:midob
2000.144.18:47:51.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:47:51.53/wx/13.3,979.3,39.4,0.7
2000.144.18:47:51.82/cable/+9.961207E-03
2000.144.18:47:51.89#setcl#time/163618007,3,2000,144,18,47,51.84,1.776,4.054,1
2000.144.18:47:51.89#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.18:47:54.89/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9483,10452
2000.144.18:47:54.96/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16514
2000.144.18:47:55.03/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27380
2000.144.18:47:55.10/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15178
2000.144.18:47:55.17/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18245
2000.144.18:47:55.48/tpi/31417,27380,8917,4274,22138,15178,8640,7705,9479,16516
2000.144.18:47:55.70/tpi/17927,25727,18245,17469,8316,12090,10463
2000.144.18:47:55.71/tsys1/109.0,115.5,206.9,133.5,101.1,113.8,104.4,139.4,123.7,116.7
2000.144.18:47:55.71/tsys2/64.4,52.5,43.2,66.2,91.5,94.7,59.5
2000.144.18:47:55.72:!2000.144.18:50:43
2000.144.18:50:43.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.18:50:43.00:et
2000.144.18:50:43.13:!+3s
2000.144.18:50:46.14:tape
2000.144.18:50:46.25/tape/off,05776,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:50:46.25:postob
2000.144.18:50:46.25:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.18:50:46.56:nw2c1=3
2000.144.18:50:47.12/pass/3,3,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-275.2,-274.0,-0.2,1.0
2000.144.18:50:50.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.18:50:50.81:!2000.144.18:53:46
2000.144.18:53:37.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.18:53:46.00:preob
2000.144.18:53:46.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:53:48.89/tpical/33086,28672,9062,4415,23380,15872,9079,7994,9808,17294
2000.144.18:53:49.11/tpical/19933,29343,21288,19317,8952,13039,15073
2000.144.18:53:49.15:!2000.144.18:53:56
2000.144.18:53:56.00:tape
2000.144.18:53:56.11/tape/off,05776,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:53:56.11:st=for,135
2000.144.18:53:56.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.18:53:56.23:midob
2000.144.18:53:56.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:53:56.53/wx/13.2,979.4,40.5,0.7
2000.144.18:53:56.70/cable/+9.972293E-03
2000.144.18:53:56.77#setcl#time/163654495,3,2000,144,18,53,56.72,1.733,4.155,0
2000.144.18:53:56.77#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.18:53:59.78/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9357,14096
2000.144.18:53:59.85/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16334
2000.144.18:53:59.92/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27091
2000.144.18:53:59.99/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14970
2000.144.18:54:00.06/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18336
2000.144.18:54:00.37/tpi/31170,27039,8783,4237,21934,14988,8564,7650,9358,16333
2000.144.18:54:00.59/tpi/18057,25855,18336,17514,8368,12219,14194
2000.144.18:54:00.60/tsys1/110.1,112.2,205.8,140.3,102.2,112.8,104.0,144.4,124.1,115.6
2000.144.18:54:00.60/tsys2/64.6,51.3,42.8,66.3,91.0,96.4,100.6
2000.144.18:54:00.61:!2000.144.18:56:46
2000.144.18:56:46.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.18:56:46.01:et
2000.144.18:56:46.13:!+3s
2000.144.18:56:49.14:tape
2000.144.18:56:49.25/tape/off,07677,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:56:49.25:postob
2000.144.18:56:49.25:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.18:56:49.55:midtp
2000.144.18:56:51.93/tpzero/425,334,412,597,387,449,761,406,1219,140
2000.144.18:56:52.15/tpzero/808,367,321,477,798,956,1598
2000.144.18:56:52.22:nw2c2=4
2000.144.18:56:58.11/pass/4,4,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-274.7,-275.6,0.3,-0.6
2000.144.18:57:01.79/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.18:57:01.79:fastf=0m48s
2000.144.18:57:48.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.18:57:50.06:!2000.144.18:58:59
2000.144.18:58:59.00:preob
2000.144.18:58:59.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:59:01.89/tpical/34033,29517,9246,4554,24280,16411,9361,8296,10039,17868
2000.144.18:59:02.11/tpical/20073,29582,21487,19395,9006,13111,11449
2000.144.18:59:02.15:!2000.144.18:59:09
2000.144.18:59:09.00:tape
2000.144.18:59:09.11/tape/off,08739,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.18:59:09.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.18:59:09.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.18:59:09.23:midob
2000.144.18:59:09.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.18:59:09.54/wx/13.1,979.3,40.8,0.7
2000.144.18:59:10.07/cable/+9.963534E-03
2000.144.18:59:10.14#setcl#time/163685830,3,2000,144,18,59,10.08,1.754,4.242,0
2000.144.18:59:10.14#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.18:59:13.14/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9537,10482
2000.144.18:59:13.21/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16850
2000.144.18:59:13.28/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27694
2000.144.18:59:13.35/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15462
2000.144.18:59:13.42/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18774
2000.144.18:59:13.73/tpi/31907,27694,8929,4348,22770,15462,8829,7917,9537,16850
2000.144.18:59:13.95/tpi/18437,26475,18774,17791,8492,12397,10482
2000.144.18:59:13.96/tsys1/101.6,103.0,184.3,124.9,101.7,108.5,104.0,136.0,113.7,112.6
2000.144.18:59:13.97/tsys2/75.6,59.0,47.7,75.8,105.1,112.5,64.5
2000.144.18:59:13.97:!2000.144.19:04:59
2000.144.19:04:59.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.19:04:59.00:et
2000.144.19:04:59.12:!+3s
2000.144.19:05:02.13:tape
2000.144.19:05:02.23/tape/off,04813,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:05:02.23:postob
2000.144.19:05:02.23:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.19:05:02.53:checkr135
2000.144.19:05:23.19;"WX: 13 degrees celcius, breeze from the north, sunny w/high cloud...
2000.144.19:05:30.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.19:05:57.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:05:57.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.19:05:57.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:05:57.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.19:05:57.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:05:57.04?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:05:57.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,952.,368.,10.,30.,60.,60.,26.,28.,76.,36.,6.
2000.144.19:05:57.04/parity/0,93,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.144.19:05:57.04;"Receiver temp 17 degrees Kelvin, phase cal present in S and X bands...
2000.144.19:06:31.73:nw2c2=4
2000.144.19:06:32.29/pass/4,4,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-274.7,-275.6,0.3,-0.6
2000.144.19:06:35.98/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.19:06:35.98:!2000.144.19:07:12
2000.144.19:07:12.00:preob
2000.144.19:07:12.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:07:14.89/tpical/32800,28437,8898,4392,23347,15850,9042,8012,9711,17234
2000.144.19:07:15.11/tpical/19536,28787,20872,18924,8781,12761,11185
2000.144.19:07:15.15:!2000.144.19:07:22
2000.144.19:07:22.00:tape
2000.144.19:07:22.11/tape/off,04828,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:07:22.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.19:07:22.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.19:07:22.23:midob
2000.144.19:07:22.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:07:22.54/wx/13.8,979.4,37.6,0.7
2000.144.19:07:22.95/cable/+9.947499E-03
2000.144.19:07:23.02#setcl#time/163735117,3,2000,144,19,07,22.96,1.754,4.379,0
2000.144.19:07:23.02#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.19:07:26.02/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9266,10267
2000.144.19:07:26.09/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16295
2000.144.19:07:26.16/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26845
2000.144.19:07:26.23/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14954
2000.144.19:07:26.30/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18214
2000.144.19:07:26.61/tpi/30921,26845,8640,4221,21950,14954,8577,7668,9270,16295
2000.144.19:07:26.83/tpi/17924,25736,18214,17327,8299,12107,10279
2000.144.19:07:26.84/tsys1/111.3,114.2,218.8,145.4,105.9,111.1,115.3,144.8,125.2,118.0
2000.144.19:07:26.84/tsys2/74.5,58.4,47.3,74.1,109.2,119.7,67.3
2000.144.19:07:26.85:!2000.144.19:09:00
2000.144.19:09:00.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.19:09:00.01:et
2000.144.19:09:00.14:!+3s
2000.144.19:09:03.15:tape
2000.144.19:09:03.26/tape/off,03736,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:09:03.26:postob
2000.144.19:09:03.27:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.19:09:04.53:nw2c2=4
2000.144.19:09:05.12/pass/4,4,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-274.7,-275.6,0.3,-0.6
2000.144.19:09:08.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.19:09:08.81:!2000.144.19:15:06
2000.144.19:12:50.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.19:15:06.00:preob
2000.144.19:15:06.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:15:08.89/tpical/40107,34772,10967,5274,28614,19310,10957,9721,11649,21048
2000.144.19:15:09.11/tpical/22407,33117,24076,21338,9839,14368,12420
2000.144.19:15:09.15:!2000.144.19:15:16
2000.144.19:15:16.00:tape
2000.144.19:15:16.10/tape/off,03736,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:15:16.10:st=rev,135
2000.144.19:15:16.22:data_valid=on
2000.144.19:15:16.22:midob
2000.144.19:15:16.58/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:15:16.58/wx/13.4,979.4,37.9,0.7
2000.144.19:15:16.95/cable/+9.948002E-03
2000.144.19:15:17.02#setcl#time/163782516,3,2000,144,19,15,16.96,1.756,4.511,0
2000.144.19:15:17.02#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.19:15:20.03/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11211,11440
2000.144.19:15:20.10/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20124
2000.144.19:15:20.17/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33215
2000.144.19:15:20.24/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18463
2000.144.19:15:20.31/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21321
2000.144.19:15:20.62/tpi/38256,33215,10710,5098,27295,18463,10476,9386,11208,20124
2000.144.19:15:20.84/tpi/20757,29986,21321,19762,9313,13641,11440
2000.144.19:15:20.85/tsys1/140.2,144.9,274.9,175.4,139.9,145.9,138.6,183.9,155.4,148.4
2000.144.19:15:20.86/tsys2/84.9,66.4,53.5,85.9,113.6,122.5,70.5
2000.144.19:15:20.86:!2000.144.19:16:54
2000.144.19:16:54.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.19:16:54.00:et
2000.144.19:16:54.12:!+3s
2000.144.19:16:57.13:tape
2000.144.19:16:57.24/tape/off,02645,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:16:57.24:postob
2000.144.19:16:57.24:source=0048-097,005041.3,-092905.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.19:16:57.54:nw2c2=4
2000.144.19:16:58.09/pass/4,4,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-274.7,-275.6,0.3,-0.6
2000.144.19:17:01.78/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.19:17:01.78:!2000.144.19:19:07
2000.144.19:18:07.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.19:19:07.00:preob
2000.144.19:19:07.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:19:09.89/tpical/36319,31428,9895,4822,25956,17557,10015,8870,10635,19102
2000.144.19:19:10.11/tpical/20677,30666,22240,19846,9208,13399,11654
2000.144.19:19:10.15:!2000.144.19:19:17
2000.144.19:19:17.00:tape
2000.144.19:19:17.11/tape/off,02645,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:19:17.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.19:19:17.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.19:19:17.23:midob
2000.144.19:19:17.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:19:17.53/wx/13.7,979.5,39.3,0.7
2000.144.19:19:17.98/cable/+9.941973E-03
2000.144.19:19:18.05#setcl#time/163806620,4,2000,144,19,19,17.99,1.678,4.578,-1
2000.144.19:19:18.05#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.19:19:21.05/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10192,10786
2000.144.19:19:21.12/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18159
2000.144.19:19:21.19/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29903
2000.144.19:19:21.26/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16694
2000.144.19:19:21.33/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19728
2000.144.19:19:21.64/tpi/34406,29903,9619,4644,24507,16694,9501,8518,10192,18159
2000.144.19:19:21.86/tpi/19273,27869,19728,18428,8761,12820,10786
2000.144.19:19:21.87/tsys1/121.9,133.0,228.8,156.0,114.2,129.1,116.6,158.1,138.9,131.1
2000.144.19:19:21.87/tsys2/92.3,69.0,54.2,88.9,125.1,143.8,74.3
2000.144.19:19:21.87:!2000.144.19:23:01
2000.144.19:23:01.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.19:23:01.00:et
2000.144.19:23:01.12:!+3s
2000.144.19:23:04.13:tape
2000.144.19:23:04.23/tape/off,00137,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:23:04.23:postob
2000.144.19:23:04.23:source=0202+149,020450.4,151411.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.19:23:04.53:midtp
2000.144.19:23:06.91/tpzero/422,333,412,592,382,455,754,405,1209,139
2000.144.19:23:07.14/tpzero/803,363,328,477,794,954,1582
2000.144.19:23:07.21:nw2c1=5
2000.144.19:23:12.62/pass/5,5,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-219.9,-219.7,0.1,0.3
2000.144.19:23:16.32/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.19:23:16.32:!2000.144.19:23:55
2000.144.19:23:25.41;tapepos=0
2000.144.19:23:25.47;rw@!
2000.144.19:23:25.62;[email protected]:23:32.42
2000.144.19:23:32.42@et
2000.144.19:23:54.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.19:23:55.00:preob
2000.144.19:23:55.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:23:57.89/tpical/32650,28205,8865,4373,23157,15718,9023,7950,9661,17106
2000.144.19:23:58.11/tpical/20393,30032,21926,19784,9136,13285,11702
2000.144.19:23:58.15:!2000.144.19:24:05
2000.144.19:24:05.00:tape
2000.144.19:24:05.10/tape/low,00046,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:24:05.10:st=for,135
2000.144.19:24:05.22:data_valid=on
2000.144.19:24:05.22:midob
2000.144.19:24:05.52/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:24:05.52/wx/13.6,979.5,37.5,0.7
2000.144.19:24:06.07/cable/+9.943899E-03
2000.144.19:24:06.14#setcl#time/163835427,3,2000,144,19,24,06.07,1.700,4.658,-1
2000.144.19:24:06.14#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.19:24:09.14/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9206,10714
2000.144.19:24:09.21/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16153
2000.144.19:24:09.28/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26625
2000.144.19:24:09.35/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14819
2000.144.19:24:09.42/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19082
2000.144.19:24:09.73/tpi/30671,26625,8588,4190,21722,14819,8519,7593,9206,16153
2000.144.19:24:09.95/tpi/18699,26822,19082,18108,8614,12549,10714
2000.144.19:24:09.96/tsys1/104.9,114.2,202.5,134.9,102.0,109.6,105.7,138.1,120.6,115.3
2000.144.19:24:09.96/tsys2/74.2,57.9,46.3,73.8,105.2,110.6,64.9
2000.144.19:24:09.96:!2000.144.19:30:04
2000.144.19:30:04.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.19:30:04.00:et
2000.144.19:30:04.12:!+3s
2000.144.19:30:07.13:tape
2000.144.19:30:07.23/tape/off,04073,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:30:07.23:postob
2000.144.19:30:07.23:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.19:30:07.53:checkf135
2000.144.19:31:02.32?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:31:02.32?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.19:31:02.32?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:31:02.32?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:31:02.32?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:31:02.32?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:31:02.32/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,962.,506.,22.,12.,70.,8.,14.,4.,0.,0.,0.,$$$$$
2000.144.19:31:02.32/parity/0,-7,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,18
2000.144.19:31:36.74:nw2c1=5
2000.144.19:31:37.30/pass/5,5,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-219.9,-219.7,0.1,0.3
2000.144.19:31:41.11/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.19:31:41.11:!2000.144.19:32:17
2000.144.19:32:06.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.19:32:17.00:preob
2000.144.19:32:17.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:32:19.89/tpical/32721,28265,8896,4373,23123,15681,9012,7925,9688,17088
2000.144.19:32:20.11/tpical/20327,29930,21729,19759,9167,13294,11586
2000.144.19:32:20.15:!2000.144.19:32:27
2000.144.19:32:27.00:tape
2000.144.19:32:27.11/tape/off,04059,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:32:27.11:st=for,135
2000.144.19:32:27.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.19:32:27.23:midob
2000.144.19:32:27.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:32:27.53/wx/14.1,979.5,38.2,0.7
2000.144.19:32:27.91/cable/+9.938192E-03
2000.144.19:32:27.98#setcl#time/163885610,3,2000,144,19,32,27.92,1.751,4.797,0
2000.144.19:32:27.98#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.19:32:30.98/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9244,10579
2000.144.19:32:31.05/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16166
2000.144.19:32:31.12/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26688
2000.144.19:32:31.19/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14816
2000.144.19:32:31.26/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18910
2000.144.19:32:31.57/tpi/30789,26688,8637,4197,21800,14816,8505,7591,9243,16166
2000.144.19:32:31.79/tpi/18602,26719,18910,18054,8616,12537,10576
2000.144.19:32:31.80/tsys1/107.8,114.6,217.9,140.5,111.1,113.9,104.9,147.6,123.8,119.2
2000.144.19:32:31.81/tsys2/72.4,57.6,46.3,72.4,99.7,107.4,62.5
2000.144.19:32:31.81:!2000.144.19:35:13
2000.144.19:35:13.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.19:35:13.00:et
2000.144.19:35:13.12:!+3s
2000.144.19:35:16.13:tape
2000.144.19:35:16.23/tape/off,05915,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:35:16.23:postob
2000.144.19:35:16.23:source=0718+793,072611.7,791131.0,2000.0,cw
2000.144.19:35:16.53:midtp
2000.144.19:35:18.91/tpzero/424,332,277,596,385,451,766,407,1223,140
2000.144.19:35:19.14/tpzero/810,364,324,475,785,955,1593
2000.144.19:35:19.21:nw2c2=6
2000.144.19:35:25.45/pass/6,6,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-220.2,-218.9,-0.2,1.1
2000.144.19:35:29.15/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.19:35:29.15:fastf=2m7s
2000.144.19:37:34.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.19:37:36.43:!2000.144.19:37:59
2000.144.19:37:59.00:preob
2000.144.19:37:59.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:38:01.89/tpical/33200,28755,9101,4434,23257,15823,9053,7946,9828,17218
2000.144.19:38:02.11/tpical/19531,28814,20868,19134,8852,12874,11585
2000.144.19:38:02.15:!2000.144.19:38:09
2000.144.19:38:09.00:tape
2000.144.19:38:09.10/tape/off,08755,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:38:09.10:st=rev,135
2000.144.19:38:09.21:data_valid=on
2000.144.19:38:09.21:midob
2000.144.19:38:09.51/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:38:09.51/wx/14.0,979.5,33.5,0.6
2000.144.19:38:09.74/cable/+9.948433E-03
2000.144.19:38:09.81#setcl#time/163919793,3,2000,144,19,38,09.75,1.717,4.892,0
2000.144.19:38:09.81#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.19:38:12.81/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9382,10685
2000.144.19:38:12.88/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16262
2000.144.19:38:12.95/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27145
2000.144.19:38:13.02/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14950
2000.144.19:38:13.09/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18334
2000.144.19:38:13.40/tpi/31180,27148,8821,4236,21841,14950,8546,7593,9383,16263
2000.144.19:38:13.62/tpi/18050,25930,18334,17617,8382,12220,10651
2000.144.19:38:13.63/tsys1/104.4,114.5,209.3,126.1,103.9,113.9,105.3,139.6,125.8,115.8
2000.144.19:38:13.63/tsys2/81.7,62.2,49.9,79.3,113.5,120.9,68.1
2000.144.19:38:13.63:!2000.144.19:45:39
2000.144.19:45:39.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.19:45:39.00:et
2000.144.19:45:39.12:!+3s
2000.144.19:45:42.13:tape
2000.144.19:45:42.24/tape/off,03703,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:45:42.24:postob
2000.144.19:45:42.24:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,cw
2000.144.19:45:42.54:checkr135
2000.144.19:46:37.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:46:37.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.19:46:37.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:46:37.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.19:46:37.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:46:37.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:46:37.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 9 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:46:37.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:46:37.04?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:46:37.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1878.,1106.,1311.,458.,502.,330.,574.,374.,328.,368.,1459.
2000.144.19:46:37.04/parity/0,94,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1
2000.144.19:47:11.74:nw2c2=6
2000.144.19:47:12.30/pass/6,6,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-219.4,-218.9,0.6,1.1
2000.144.19:47:15.99/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.19:47:15.99:!2000.144.19:47:52
2000.144.19:47:17.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.19:47:52.00:preob
2000.144.19:47:52.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:47:54.89/tpical/39036,33783,10618,5135,27752,18671,10594,9385,11329,20340
2000.144.19:47:55.11/tpical/22031,32659,23712,21073,9748,14201,12281
2000.144.19:47:55.15:!2000.144.19:48:02
2000.144.19:48:02.00:tape
2000.144.19:48:02.11/tape/off,03717,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:48:02.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.19:48:02.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.19:48:02.23:midob
2000.144.19:48:02.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:48:02.53/wx/14.1,979.6,35.7,0.6
2000.144.19:48:02.78/cable/+9.946041E-03
2000.144.19:48:02.86#setcl#time/163979097,3,2000,144,19,48,02.80,1.709,5.057,0
2000.144.19:48:02.86#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.19:48:05.86/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10882,11310
2000.144.19:48:05.93/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19394
2000.144.19:48:06.00/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32255
2000.144.19:48:06.07/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17817
2000.144.19:48:06.14/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20949
2000.144.19:48:06.45/tpi/37110,32251,10359,4953,26363,17817,10102,9044,10886,19395
2000.144.19:48:06.67/tpi/20347,29483,20949,19476,9208,13465,11297
2000.144.19:48:06.68/tsys1/130.7,142.9,267.0,164.2,128.3,139.5,130.2,173.8,149.6,139.8
2000.144.19:48:06.69/tsys2/81.4,64.4,52.4,83.5,109.5,119.3,69.2
2000.144.19:48:06.69:!2000.144.19:49:51
2000.144.19:49:51.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.19:49:51.00:et
2000.144.19:49:51.13:!+3s
2000.144.19:49:54.14:tape
2000.144.19:49:54.25/tape/off,02502,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:49:54.25:postob
2000.144.19:49:54.26:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,cw
2000.144.19:49:54.56:midtp
2000.144.19:49:56.94/tpzero/425,331,414,608,382,447,762,403,1213,139
2000.144.19:49:57.18/tpzero/768,369,329,477,791,955,1584
2000.144.19:49:57.25:nw2c1=7
2000.144.19:50:02.45/pass/7,7,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-163.8,-164.7,1.2,0.3
2000.144.19:50:06.16/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.19:50:06.16:fastr=1m50s
2000.144.19:51:56.43:!2000.144.19:52:24
2000.144.19:52:24.00:preob
2000.144.19:52:24.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.144.19:52:24.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.144.19:52:24.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.144.19:52:25.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.19:52:26.90/tpical/33190,28624,9003,4447,23500,15868,9098,8030,9795,17302
2000.144.19:52:27.12/tpical/20115,29853,21634,19603,9051,13172,11589
2000.144.19:52:27.16:!2000.144.19:52:34
2000.144.19:52:34.00:tape
2000.144.19:52:34.11/tape/low,00049,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:52:34.11:st=for,135
2000.144.19:52:34.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.19:52:34.23:midob
2000.144.19:52:34.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.19:52:34.53/wx/14.1,979.7,37.0,0.7
2000.144.19:52:34.84/cable/+9.948381E-03
2000.144.19:52:34.92#setcl#time/164006302,3,2000,144,19,52,34.86,1.730,5.132,0
2000.144.19:52:34.92#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.19:52:37.92/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9346,10656
2000.144.19:52:37.99/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16361
2000.144.19:52:38.06/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27064
2000.144.19:52:38.13/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14990
2000.144.19:52:38.20/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18891
2000.144.19:52:38.51/tpi/31258,27064,8728,4261,22157,14990,8607,7689,9346,16365
2000.144.19:52:38.73/tpi/18453,26703,18891,17920,8525,12427,10602
2000.144.19:52:38.75/tsys1/109.5,117.6,207.4,134.7,111.2,113.6,109.6,146.6,124.3,118.8
2000.144.19:52:38.76/tsys2/74.7,58.7,47.5,72.8,103.2,108.1,64.1
2000.144.19:52:38.76:!2000.144.19:57:41
2000.144.19:57:41.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.19:57:41.00:et
2000.144.19:57:41.12:!+3s
2000.144.19:57:44.13:tape
2000.144.19:57:44.23/tape/off,03491,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.19:57:44.23:postob
2000.144.19:57:44.23:source=0133+476,013658.6,475129.1,2000.0,cw
2000.144.19:57:44.53:checkf135
2000.144.19:58:39.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:58:39.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.19:58:39.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:58:39.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.19:58:39.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:58:39.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 27.
2000.144.19:58:39.36?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:58:39.36?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.19:58:39.36/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,346.,168.,6.,2.,40.,6.,10.,0.,0.,0.,0.,$$$$$
2000.144.19:58:39.36/parity/0,232,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,31
2000.144.19:59:13.73:nw2c1=7
2000.144.19:59:14.42/pass/7,7,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-166.2,-165.5,-1.2,-0.5
2000.144.19:59:18.11/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.19:59:18.11:!2000.144.20:02:35
2000.144.20:01:43.26#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.20:02:35.00:preob
2000.144.20:02:35.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:02:37.89/tpical/32908,28454,9003,4392,23042,15701,8972,7896,9798,17056
2000.144.20:02:38.11/tpical/20140,29645,21564,19717,9094,13199,11809
2000.144.20:02:38.15:!2000.144.20:02:45
2000.144.20:02:45.00:tape
2000.144.20:02:45.11/tape/off,03476,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:02:45.11:st=for,135
2000.144.20:02:45.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.20:02:45.23:midob
2000.144.20:02:45.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:02:45.53/wx/14.3,979.7,35.2,0.6
2000.144.20:02:45.78/cable/+9.952595E-03
2000.144.20:02:45.85#setcl#time/164067394,3,2000,144,20,02,45.80,1.765,5.302,1
2000.144.20:02:45.85#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.20:02:48.85/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9354,10809
2000.144.20:02:48.92/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16113
2000.144.20:02:48.99/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26876
2000.144.20:02:49.06/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14807
2000.144.20:02:49.13/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18803
2000.144.20:02:49.44/tpi/30964,26912,8722,4216,21624,14807,8456,7534,9350,16105
2000.144.20:02:49.67/tpi/18449,26516,18803,18043,8535,12469,10760
2000.144.20:02:49.68/tsys1/107.8,118.3,202.8,140.6,102.8,110.2,102.3,135.1,124.6,115.2
2000.144.20:02:49.68/tsys2/73.4,58.7,47.0,73.7,97.3,110.7,61.4
2000.144.20:02:49.69:!2000.144.20:05:40
2000.144.20:05:40.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.20:05:40.00:et
2000.144.20:05:40.12:!+3s
2000.144.20:05:43.13:tape
2000.144.20:05:43.24/tape/off,05434,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:05:43.24:postob
2000.144.20:05:43.24:source=3c418,203837.0,511912.7,2000.0,cw
2000.144.20:05:43.55:nw2c1=7
2000.144.20:05:44.43/pass/7,7,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-166.2,-165.5,-1.2,-0.5
2000.144.20:05:48.15/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.20:05:48.15:!2000.144.20:07:17
2000.144.20:07:14.26#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.20:07:17.00:preob
2000.144.20:07:17.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:07:19.89/tpical/32686,28205,8871,4377,23044,15626,8948,7896,9653,17007
2000.144.20:07:20.11/tpical/20199,29750,21620,19704,9124,13235,11529
2000.144.20:07:20.15:!2000.144.20:07:27
2000.144.20:07:27.00:tape
2000.144.20:07:27.11/tape/off,05434,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:07:27.11:st=for,135
2000.144.20:07:27.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.20:07:27.23:midob
2000.144.20:07:27.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:07:27.54/wx/14.4,979.7,36.3,0.6
2000.144.20:07:27.78/cable/+9.942866E-03
2000.144.20:07:27.86#setcl#time/164095594,3,2000,144,20,07,27.80,1.740,5.381,0
2000.144.20:07:27.86#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.20:07:30.86/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9212,10539
2000.144.20:07:30.93/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16082
2000.144.20:07:31.00/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26616
2000.144.20:07:31.07/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14763
2000.144.20:07:31.14/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18882
2000.144.20:07:31.45/tpi/30797,26601,8609,4195,21698,14763,8468,7561,9213,16087
2000.144.20:07:31.67/tpi/18516,26564,18882,18017,8606,12526,10540
2000.144.20:07:31.68/tsys1/110.3,112.4,214.6,135.2,108.6,113.8,110.1,146.6,124.7,118.9
2000.144.20:07:31.68/tsys2/74.0,57.7,47.6,73.0,105.9,114.6,63.6
2000.144.20:07:31.69:!2000.144.20:11:40
2000.144.20:08:10.00;"WX: Clear, breezy, warm(ish)...
2000.144.20:08:32.19;"Receiver temp @ 17 degrees Kelvin...
2000.144.20:09:55.10;"Phasecal present in X and S bands...
2000.144.20:11:40.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.20:11:40.00:et
2000.144.20:11:40.12:!+3s
2000.144.20:11:43.13:tape
2000.144.20:11:43.24/tape/off,08269,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:11:43.24:postob
2000.144.20:11:43.24:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,cw
2000.144.20:11:43.54:midtp
2000.144.20:11:45.92/tpzero/424,333,413,597,380,448,752,410,1214,140
2000.144.20:11:46.14/tpzero/792,369,331,478,795,954,1589
2000.144.20:11:46.21:nw2c2=8
2000.144.20:11:52.49/pass/8,8,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-165.7,-165.5,-0.7,-0.5
2000.144.20:11:56.18/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.20:11:56.18:fastf=0m22s
2000.144.20:12:18.45:!2000.144.20:20:50
2000.144.20:16:13.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.20:20:50.00:preob
2000.144.20:20:50.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:20:52.89/tpical/37947,32805,10367,5003,26952,18211,10351,9144,11062,19794
2000.144.20:20:53.11/tpical/21878,32461,23498,20994,9676,14121,12454
2000.144.20:20:53.15:!2000.144.20:21:00
2000.144.20:21:00.00:tape
2000.144.20:21:00.11/tape/off,08746,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:21:00.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.20:21:00.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.20:21:00.23:midob
2000.144.20:21:00.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:21:00.53/wx/14.6,979.8,38.2,0.7
2000.144.20:21:00.64/cable/+9.957492E-03
2000.144.20:21:00.72#setcl#time/164176879,3,2000,144,20,21,00.66,1.712,5.606,0
2000.144.20:21:00.72#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.20:21:03.72/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10611,11444
2000.144.20:21:03.79/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18863
2000.144.20:21:03.86/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31264
2000.144.20:21:03.93/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17351
2000.144.20:21:04.00/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20809
2000.144.20:21:04.31/tpi/36011,31250,10112,4826,25552,17339,9845,8807,10618,18868
2000.144.20:21:04.53/tpi/20296,29390,20818,19402,9150,13412,11479
2000.144.20:21:04.54/tsys1/126.1,136.4,260.9,163.9,123.3,132.9,123.3,170.9,145.3,138.7
2000.144.20:21:04.54/tsys2/86.5,66.3,53.7,83.4,111.5,123.4,71.2
2000.144.20:21:04.55:!2000.144.20:22:38
2000.144.20:22:38.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.20:22:38.00:et
2000.144.20:22:38.13:!+3s
2000.144.20:22:41.14:tape
2000.144.20:22:41.25/tape/off,07655,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:22:41.25:postob
2000.144.20:22:41.25:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,cw
2000.144.20:22:41.56:checkr135
2000.144.20:23:36.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:23:36.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.20:23:36.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:23:36.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.20:23:36.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:23:36.05/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1092.,560.,34.,78.,64.,120.,42.,66.,28.,34.,28.
2000.144.20:23:36.05/parity/0,-13,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.144.20:23:57.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.20:24:10.76:nw2c2=8
2000.144.20:24:11.32/pass/8,8,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-165.7,-165.5,-0.7,-0.5
2000.144.20:24:15.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.20:24:15.02:!2000.144.20:24:51
2000.144.20:24:51.00:preob
2000.144.20:24:51.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:24:53.89/tpical/32544,28001,8813,4339,22865,15535,8925,7853,9599,16901
2000.144.20:24:54.11/tpical/19974,29492,21351,19477,9036,13141,11448
2000.144.20:24:54.15:!2000.144.20:25:01
2000.144.20:25:01.00:tape
2000.144.20:25:01.11/tape/off,07668,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:25:01.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.20:25:01.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.20:25:01.23:midob
2000.144.20:25:01.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:25:01.53/wx/14.7,979.8,38.1,0.7
2000.144.20:25:01.64/cable/+9.934799E-03
2000.144.20:25:01.72#setcl#time/164200978,3,2000,144,20,25,01.66,1.734,5.673,0
2000.144.20:25:01.72#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.20:25:04.72/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9152,10454
2000.144.20:25:04.79/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15961
2000.144.20:25:04.86/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26491
2000.144.20:25:04.93/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14675
2000.144.20:25:05.00/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18617
2000.144.20:25:05.31/tpi/30561,26454,8539,4151,21484,14652,8418,7512,9152,15963
2000.144.20:25:05.53/tpi/18328,26341,18632,17831,8485,12402,10458
2000.144.20:25:05.54/tsys1/104.3,115.8,203.4,129.7,104.8,110.4,103.7,142.9,121.8,115.7
2000.144.20:25:05.54/tsys2/74.8,57.9,47.3,74.0,98.0,108.7,62.9
2000.144.20:25:05.55:!2000.144.20:26:39
2000.144.20:26:39.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.20:26:39.00:et
2000.144.20:26:39.12:!+3s
2000.144.20:26:42.13:tape
2000.144.20:26:42.24/tape/off,06577,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:26:42.24:postob
2000.144.20:26:42.24:source=1308+326,131028.7,322043.8,2000.0,cw
2000.144.20:26:42.54:nw2c2=8
2000.144.20:26:43.11/pass/8,8,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-165.7,-165.5,-0.7,-0.5
2000.144.20:26:46.79/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.20:26:46.79:!2000.144.20:28:16
2000.144.20:27:41.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.20:28:16.00:preob
2000.144.20:28:16.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:28:18.89/tpical/34543,29759,9364,4583,24343,16503,9425,8323,10122,17940
2000.144.20:28:19.11/tpical/20651,30701,22105,19793,9173,13362,11656
2000.144.20:28:19.15:!2000.144.20:28:26
2000.144.20:28:26.00:tape
2000.144.20:28:26.10/tape/off,06577,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:28:26.10:st=rev,135
2000.144.20:28:26.21:data_valid=on
2000.144.20:28:26.21:midob
2000.144.20:28:26.51/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:28:26.51/wx/15.1,979.8,38.8,0.7
2000.144.20:28:26.82/cable/+9.950093E-03
2000.144.20:28:26.89#setcl#time/164221495,3,2000,144,20,28,26.84,1.759,5.730,1
2000.144.20:28:26.89#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.20:28:29.89/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9686,10676
2000.144.20:28:29.97/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17018
2000.144.20:28:30.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28215
2000.144.20:28:30.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15637
2000.144.20:28:30.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19378
2000.144.20:28:30.50/tpi/32607,28215,9104,4403,22999,15637,8931,7969,9680,17018
2000.144.20:28:30.72/tpi/18992,27515,19378,18191,8658,12645,10680
2000.144.20:28:30.73/tsys1/114.0,123.9,229.3,145.1,115.5,120.3,113.6,146.5,131.4,125.6
2000.144.20:28:30.73/tsys2/77.0,59.8,49.0,77.6,107.2,114.5,65.4
2000.144.20:28:30.74:!2000.144.20:35:56
2000.144.20:35:56.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.20:35:56.00:et
2000.144.20:35:56.12:!+3s
2000.144.20:35:59.13:tape
2000.144.20:35:59.23/tape/off,01526,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:35:59.23:postob
2000.144.20:35:59.23:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.20:35:59.53:midtp
2000.144.20:36:01.91/tpzero/428,332,410,600,388,451,761,411,1226,140
2000.144.20:36:02.14/tpzero/791,364,324,476,794,960,1592
2000.144.20:36:02.21:nw2c1=9
2000.144.20:36:07.53/pass/9,9,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-109.3,-110.4,0.7,-0.4
2000.144.20:36:11.23/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.20:36:11.23:fastr=1m6s
2000.144.20:37:17.50:!2000.144.20:38:57
2000.144.20:38:43.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.20:38:57.00:preob
2000.144.20:38:57.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:38:59.89/tpical/32716,28184,8897,4331,22638,15469,8868,7781,9666,16789
2000.144.20:39:00.11/tpical/20061,29607,21427,19534,9053,13156,11481
2000.144.20:39:00.15:!2000.144.20:39:07
2000.144.20:39:07.00:tape
2000.144.20:39:07.11/tape/low,00058,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:39:07.11:st=for,135
2000.144.20:39:07.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.20:39:07.23:midob
2000.144.20:39:07.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:39:07.53/wx/14.9,979.9,35.3,0.6
2000.144.20:39:07.86/cable/+9.945306E-03
2000.144.20:39:07.93#setcl#time/164285598,3,2000,144,20,39,07.88,1.747,5.908,1
2000.144.20:39:07.93#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.20:39:10.93/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9230,10492
2000.144.20:39:11.00/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15868
2000.144.20:39:11.07/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26652
2000.144.20:39:11.14/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14619
2000.144.20:39:11.21/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18665
2000.144.20:39:11.52/tpi/30781,26652,8624,4148,21293,14619,8372,7446,9232,15870
2000.144.20:39:11.74/tpi/18371,26442,18665,17870,8536,12428,10491
2000.144.20:39:11.75/tsys1/107.6,117.9,206.4,133.0,106.6,114.3,105.3,144.1,126.5,117.4
2000.144.20:39:11.75/tsys2/73.0,57.8,46.6,73.4,105.1,110.6,63.1
2000.144.20:39:11.76:!2000.144.20:46:26
2000.144.20:46:26.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.20:46:26.00:et
2000.144.20:46:26.12:!+3s
2000.144.20:46:29.13:tape
2000.144.20:46:29.24/tape/off,04986,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:46:29.24:postob
2000.144.20:46:29.24:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,cw
2000.144.20:46:29.54:checkf135
2000.144.20:47:24.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:47:24.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.20:47:24.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:47:24.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.20:47:24.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:47:24.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:47:24.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:47:24.35/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,540.,184.,4.,22.,34.,14.,36.,18.,2.,0.,0.,$$$$$
2000.144.20:47:24.35/parity/0,226,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,36
2000.144.20:47:58.74:nw2c1=9
2000.144.20:47:59.30/pass/9,9,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-109.3,-110.4,0.7,-0.4
2000.144.20:48:02.97/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.20:48:02.97:!2000.144.20:48:39
2000.144.20:48:34.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.20:48:39.00:preob
2000.144.20:48:39.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:48:41.89/tpical/37910,32792,10293,4975,26658,18054,10276,9075,11021,19623
2000.144.20:48:42.11/tpical/21648,31988,23131,20596,9553,13924,12053
2000.144.20:48:42.15:!2000.144.20:48:49
2000.144.20:48:49.00:tape
2000.144.20:48:49.11/tape/off,04971,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:48:49.11:st=for,135
2000.144.20:48:49.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.20:48:49.23:midob
2000.144.20:48:49.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:48:49.53/wx/14.7,980.0,36.7,0.7
2000.144.20:48:49.83#setcl#time/164343787,3,2000,144,20,48,49.77,1.700,6.070,-1
2000.144.20:48:49.83#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.20:48:50.02/cable/+9.953897E-03
2000.144.20:48:53.10/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10580,11084
2000.144.20:48:53.17/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18691
2000.144.20:48:53.24/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31236
2000.144.20:48:53.31/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17188
2000.144.20:48:53.38/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20440
2000.144.20:48:53.69/tpi/36009,31236,10028,4790,25285,17188,9769,8751,10580,18691
2000.144.20:48:53.91/tpi/19948,28893,20440,19009,9028,13217,11084
2000.144.20:48:53.92/tsys1/128.4,136.2,249.0,155.4,124.4,132.6,121.9,176.6,145.5,136.5
2000.144.20:48:53.92/tsys2/79.1,64.7,52.5,82.0,110.1,121.7,68.8
2000.144.20:48:53.93:!2000.144.20:50:37
2000.144.20:50:37.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.20:50:37.00:et
2000.144.20:50:37.12:!+3s
2000.144.20:50:40.13:tape
2000.144.20:50:40.24/tape/off,06174,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:50:40.24:postob
2000.144.20:50:40.24:source=1726+455,172727.7,453039.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.20:50:40.55:nw2c1=9
2000.144.20:50:41.23/pass/9,9,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-109.3,-108.8,0.7,1.2
2000.144.20:50:44.92/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.20:50:44.92:!2000.144.20:51:24
2000.144.20:51:03.26#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.20:51:24.00:preob
2000.144.20:51:24.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:51:26.89/tpical/33960,29205,9203,4508,23836,16177,9281,8167,9969,17594
2000.144.20:51:27.12/tpical/20589,30507,21997,19643,9143,13308,11612
2000.144.20:51:27.16:!2000.144.20:51:34
2000.144.20:51:34.00:tape
2000.144.20:51:34.11/tape/off,06174,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:51:34.11:st=for,135
2000.144.20:51:34.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.20:51:34.23:midob
2000.144.20:51:34.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:51:34.53/wx/14.6,980.0,36.3,0.6
2000.144.20:51:34.90/cable/+9.940186E-03
2000.144.20:51:34.97#setcl#time/164360301,3,2000,144,20,51,34.92,1.727,6.116,0
2000.144.20:51:34.97#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.20:51:37.98/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9524,10635
2000.144.20:51:38.05/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16665
2000.144.20:51:38.12/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27633
2000.144.20:51:38.19/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15312
2000.144.20:51:38.26/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19195
2000.144.20:51:38.57/tpi/31988,27633,8923,4323,22470,15312,8781,7833,9526,16665
2000.144.20:51:38.79/tpi/18923,27350,19195,18018,8614,12576,10634
2000.144.20:51:38.80/tsys1/109.8,119.1,208.6,138.1,110.9,117.9,110.0,152.4,128.5,122.0
2000.144.20:51:38.80/tsys2/76.4,60.0,47.3,75.8,103.8,111.4,64.9
2000.144.20:51:38.81:!2000.144.20:54:19
2000.144.20:54:19.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.20:54:19.00:et
2000.144.20:54:19.12:!+3s
2000.144.20:54:22.13:tape
2000.144.20:54:22.24/tape/off,08019,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:54:22.24:postob
2000.144.20:54:22.24:source=2201+315,220315.0,314538.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.20:54:22.55:midtp
2000.144.20:54:24.93/tpzero/426,332,409,600,385,451,762,409,1219,140
2000.144.20:54:25.15/tpzero/805,360,322,475,796,964,1591
2000.144.20:54:25.22:nw2c2=10
2000.144.20:54:31.46/pass/10,10,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-111.2,-110.5,-1.2,-0.5
2000.144.20:54:35.13/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.20:54:35.13:fastf=0m33s
2000.144.20:55:08.40:!2000.144.20:55:53
2000.144.20:55:42.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.20:55:53.00:preob
2000.144.20:55:53.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:55:55.89/tpical/33729,28982,9137,4479,23664,16080,9208,8122,9903,17470
2000.144.20:55:56.11/tpical/20392,30263,21840,19543,9072,13244,11527
2000.144.20:55:56.15:!2000.144.20:56:03
2000.144.20:56:03.00:tape
2000.144.20:56:03.11/tape/off,08744,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:56:03.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.20:56:03.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.20:56:03.23:midob
2000.144.20:56:03.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.20:56:03.53/wx/14.6,980.1,36.0,0.6
2000.144.20:56:03.78/cable/+9.944450E-03
2000.144.20:56:03.85#setcl#time/164387188,3,2000,144,20,56,03.80,1.745,6.190,1
2000.144.20:56:03.85#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.20:56:06.85/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9461,10558
2000.144.20:56:06.92/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16540
2000.144.20:56:06.99/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27466
2000.144.20:56:07.06/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15202
2000.144.20:56:07.13/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19115
2000.144.20:56:07.44/tpi/31779,27482,8851,4299,22316,15202,8699,7774,9461,16542
2000.144.20:56:07.66/tpi/18757,27134,19115,17877,8560,12507,10553
2000.144.20:56:07.67/tsys1/110.3,124.2,202.5,141.0,111.6,115.3,107.0,145.2,127.9,121.2
2000.144.20:56:07.67/tsys2/77.1,60.1,48.4,73.3,106.5,109.9,64.6
2000.144.20:56:07.68:!2000.144.20:57:56
2000.144.20:57:56.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.20:57:56.00:et
2000.144.20:57:56.12:!+3s
2000.144.20:57:59.13:tape
2000.144.20:57:59.24/tape/off,07484,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.20:57:59.24:postob
2000.144.20:57:59.24:source=0440+345,044331.6,344106.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.20:57:59.55:checkr135
2000.144.20:58:54.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:58:54.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.20:58:54.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:58:54.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.20:58:54.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:58:54.06?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.20:58:54.07/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,942.,552.,52.,160.,30.,34.,46.,52.,56.,34.,24.
2000.144.20:58:54.07/parity/0,189,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.144.20:59:28.76:nw2c2=10
2000.144.20:59:29.32/pass/10,10,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-111.2,-110.5,-1.2,-0.5
2000.144.20:59:33.01/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.20:59:33.01:!2000.144.21:01:13
2000.144.21:00:22.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.21:01:13.00:preob
2000.144.21:01:13.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:01:15.89/tpical/32707,28228,8895,4332,22670,15478,8872,7780,9661,16801
2000.144.21:01:16.11/tpical/20140,29749,21498,19618,9061,13183,11609
2000.144.21:01:16.15:!2000.144.21:01:23
2000.144.21:01:23.00:tape
2000.144.21:01:23.11/tape/off,07497,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:01:23.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.21:01:23.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.21:01:23.23:midob
2000.144.21:01:23.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:01:23.53/wx/14.5,980.1,36.7,0.7
2000.144.21:01:23.86/cable/+9.952612E-03
2000.144.21:01:23.93#setcl#time/164419196,3,2000,144,21,01,23.88,1.720,6.279,0
2000.144.21:01:23.93#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.21:01:26.93/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9215,10617
2000.144.21:01:27.00/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15879
2000.144.21:01:27.07/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26661
2000.144.21:01:27.14/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14619
2000.144.21:01:27.21/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18754
2000.144.21:01:27.52/tpi/30795,26661,8626,4153,21328,14619,8365,7446,9216,15875
2000.144.21:01:27.74/tpi/18471,26587,18754,17932,8524,12448,10608
2000.144.21:01:27.75/tsys1/109.0,115.3,209.5,136.2,107.1,113.1,102.9,144.5,123.3,116.6
2000.144.21:01:27.75/tsys2/74.3,58.2,47.2,72.7,101.0,109.7,63.2
2000.144.21:01:27.76:!2000.144.21:08:53
2000.144.21:07:11.75;"WX:scattered cloud, breeze from the north, 14C
2000.144.21:08:18.40;"Phasecal present in all video converters...
2000.144.21:08:53.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.21:08:53.00:et
2000.144.21:08:53.12:!+3s
2000.144.21:08:56.13:tape
2000.144.21:08:56.24/tape/off,02446,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:08:56.24:postob
2000.144.21:08:56.24:source=0133+476,013658.6,475129.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.21:08:56.54:nw2c2=10
2000.144.21:08:57.12/pass/10,10,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-111.2,-109.6,-1.2,0.4
2000.144.21:09:00.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.21:09:00.81:!2000.144.21:10:48
2000.144.21:09:08.78;"Receiver temp=17 degrees Kelvin
2000.144.21:10:46.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.21:10:48.00:preob
2000.144.21:10:48.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:10:50.89/tpical/32520,28054,8817,4322,22520,15315,8792,7719,9589,16660
2000.144.21:10:51.11/tpical/19873,29248,21189,19370,8970,13063,11363
2000.144.21:10:51.15:!2000.144.21:10:58
2000.144.21:10:58.00:tape
2000.144.21:10:58.11/tape/off,02446,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:10:58.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.21:10:58.24:data_valid=on
2000.144.21:10:58.24:midob
2000.144.21:10:58.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:10:58.54/wx/14.6,980.1,35.9,0.6
2000.144.21:10:58.65/cable/+9.937001E-03
2000.144.21:10:58.72#setcl#time/164476673,3,2000,144,21,10,58.66,1.715,6.439,0
2000.144.21:10:58.72#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.21:11:01.72/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9156,10377
2000.144.21:11:01.79/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15756
2000.144.21:11:01.86/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26526
2000.144.21:11:01.93/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14465
2000.144.21:11:02.00/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18426
2000.144.21:11:02.31/tpi/30582,26485,8554,4137,21176,14488,8295,7383,9150,15747
2000.144.21:11:02.53/tpi/18228,26106,18431,17665,8445,12325,10379
2000.144.21:11:02.54/tsys1/106.7,114.3,212.5,131.2,106.1,116.4,104.0,142.4,123.9,117.3
2000.144.21:11:02.54/tsys2/74.4,57.5,46.1,70.8,102.3,108.1,62.7
2000.144.21:11:02.55:!2000.144.21:13:53
2000.144.21:13:53.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.21:13:53.00:et
2000.144.21:13:53.12:!+3s
2000.144.21:13:56.13:tape
2000.144.21:13:56.24/tape/off,00488,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:13:56.24:postob
2000.144.21:13:56.24:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.21:13:56.55:midtp
2000.144.21:13:58.93/tpzero/425,334,408,606,378,452,760,407,1222,140
2000.144.21:13:59.15/tpzero/788,359,324,478,793,961,1588
2000.144.21:13:59.22:nw2c1=11
2000.144.21:14:04.40/pass/11,11,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-55.6,-55.4,-0.6,-0.4
2000.144.21:14:08.07/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.21:14:08.07:fastr=0m20s
2000.144.21:14:28.34:!2000.144.21:19:57
2000.144.21:14:52.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.21:19:57.00:preob
2000.144.21:19:57.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:19:59.89/tpical/32922,28356,8897,4386,23075,15650,8980,7912,9681,17022
2000.144.21:20:00.11/tpical/19455,28787,20668,18853,8794,12788,11095
2000.144.21:20:00.15:!2000.144.21:20:07
2000.144.21:20:07.00:tape
2000.144.21:20:07.11/tape/low,00056,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:20:07.11:st=for,135
2000.144.21:20:07.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.21:20:07.23:midob
2000.144.21:20:07.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:20:07.53/wx/14.9,980.2,35.1,0.6
2000.144.21:20:07.82/cable/+9.957338E-03
2000.144.21:20:07.89#setcl#time/164531589,3,2000,144,21,20,07.84,1.748,6.592,1
2000.144.21:20:07.89#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.21:20:10.89/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9238,10171
2000.144.21:20:10.96/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16086
2000.144.21:20:11.03/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26830
2000.144.21:20:11.10/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14804
2000.144.21:20:11.17/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18115
2000.144.21:20:11.48/tpi/31003,26830,8628,4203,21720,14804,8478,7572,9241,16088
2000.144.21:20:11.70/tpi/17927,25849,18115,17286,8297,12114,10174
2000.144.21:20:11.71/tsys1/109.3,119.1,209.6,134.8,108.0,116.4,105.5,144.6,125.0,117.1
2000.144.21:20:11.71/tsys2/78.7,60.9,48.9,75.3,106.0,116.2,65.4
2000.144.21:20:11.72:!2000.144.21:22:43
2000.144.21:22:43.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.21:22:43.00:et
2000.144.21:22:43.12:!+3s
2000.144.21:22:46.13:tape
2000.144.21:22:46.24/tape/off,01799,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:22:46.24:postob
2000.144.21:22:46.24:source=0119+115,012141.6,114950.4,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.21:22:46.55:checkf135
2000.144.21:23:41.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.21:23:41.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.21:23:41.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.21:23:41.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.21:23:41.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.21:23:41.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.21:23:41.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.21:23:41.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.21:23:41.37/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,628.,236.,4.,8.,22.,12.,12.,4.,2.,6.,2.,$$$$$
2000.144.21:23:41.37/parity/0,235,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,28
2000.144.21:24:07.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.21:24:15.75:nw2c1=11
2000.144.21:24:16.32/pass/11,11,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-55.6,-55.4,-0.6,-0.4
2000.144.21:24:20.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.21:24:20.02:!2000.144.21:26:03
2000.144.21:26:03.00:preob
2000.144.21:26:03.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:26:05.89/tpical/33668,28988,9108,4470,23570,16020,9178,8090,9868,17394
2000.144.21:26:06.11/tpical/19400,28688,20550,18641,8699,12672,10999
2000.144.21:26:06.15:!2000.144.21:26:13
2000.144.21:26:13.00:tape
2000.144.21:26:13.11/tape/off,01786,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:26:13.11:st=for,135
2000.144.21:26:13.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.21:26:13.23:midob
2000.144.21:26:13.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:26:13.53/wx/14.8,980.2,36.2,0.6
2000.144.21:26:13.64/cable/+9.957692E-03
2000.144.21:26:13.71#setcl#time/164568171,3,2000,144,21,26,13.66,1.721,6.693,0
2000.144.21:26:13.71#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.21:26:16.72/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9427,10067
2000.144.21:26:16.79/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16469
2000.144.21:26:16.86/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27450
2000.144.21:26:16.93/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15155
2000.144.21:26:17.00/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18016
2000.144.21:26:17.31/tpi/31715,27444,8828,4287,22220,15167,8664,7749,9426,16470
2000.144.21:26:17.53/tpi/17825,25692,18038,17091,8198,11978,10081
2000.144.21:26:17.54/tsys1/109.9,120.4,206.3,138.0,111.0,118.3,105.5,147.7,127.3,121.2
2000.144.21:26:17.54/tsys2/75.9,59.4,49.5,75.2,103.8,111.4,64.9
2000.144.21:26:17.55:!2000.144.21:32:03
2000.144.21:32:03.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.21:32:03.00:et
2000.144.21:32:03.12:!+3s
2000.144.21:32:06.13:tape
2000.144.21:32:06.24/tape/off,05712,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:32:06.24:postob
2000.144.21:32:06.24:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.21:32:06.54:nw2c1=11
2000.144.21:32:07.12/pass/11,11,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-55.6,-55.4,-0.6,-0.4
2000.144.21:32:10.79/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.21:32:10.79:!2000.144.21:34:01
2000.144.21:33:51.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.21:34:01.00:preob
2000.144.21:34:01.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:34:03.89/tpical/33004,28479,9010,4369,22816,15546,8902,7798,9756,16896
2000.144.21:34:04.11/tpical/20630,30451,21738,20021,9244,13437,11705
2000.144.21:34:04.15:!2000.144.21:34:11
2000.144.21:34:11.00:tape
2000.144.21:34:11.11/tape/off,05712,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:34:11.11:st=for,135
2000.144.21:34:11.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.21:34:11.23:midob
2000.144.21:34:11.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:34:11.53/wx/15.1,980.3,36.6,0.7
2000.144.21:34:11.78/cable/+9.954140E-03
2000.144.21:34:11.85#setcl#time/164615984,3,2000,144,21,34,11.80,1.723,6.826,0
2000.144.21:34:11.85#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.21:34:14.86/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9316,10727
2000.144.21:34:14.93/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15971
2000.144.21:34:15.00/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26920
2000.144.21:34:15.07/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14675
2000.144.21:34:15.14/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19024
2000.144.21:34:15.45/tpi/31059,26967,8728,4182,21452,14675,8406,7463,9318,15969
2000.144.21:34:15.67/tpi/18963,27240,19024,18332,8703,12706,10725
2000.144.21:34:15.68/tsys1/108.0,120.8,202.4,131.2,106.0,112.0,105.7,144.5,126.8,117.1
2000.144.21:34:15.68/tsys2/76.5,58.8,48.4,74.2,102.6,112.8,65.5
2000.144.21:34:15.69:!2000.144.21:36:18
2000.144.21:36:18.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.21:36:18.00:et
2000.144.21:36:18.12:!+3s
2000.144.21:36:21.13:tape
2000.144.21:36:21.24/tape/off,07129,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:36:21.24:postob
2000.144.21:36:21.24:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.21:36:21.55:midtp
2000.144.21:36:23.94/tpzero/428,335,404,609,383,453,758,409,1219,140
2000.144.21:36:24.17/tpzero/789,360,324,478,794,967,1588
2000.144.21:36:24.24:nw2c2=12
2000.144.21:36:30.52/pass/12,12,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-55.1,-54.6,-0.1,0.4
2000.144.21:36:34.21/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.21:36:34.21:fastf=1m13s
2000.144.21:37:43.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.21:37:47.48:!2000.144.21:38:31
2000.144.21:38:31.00:preob
2000.144.21:38:31.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:38:33.89/tpical/34939,30018,9447,4606,24337,16515,9438,8338,10187,17926
2000.144.21:38:34.11/tpical/20079,29682,21177,19264,8949,13069,11318
2000.144.21:38:34.15:!2000.144.21:38:41
2000.144.21:38:41.00:tape
2000.144.21:38:41.11/tape/off,08753,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:38:41.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.21:38:41.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.21:38:41.23:midob
2000.144.21:38:41.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:38:41.53/wx/14.9,980.2,38.4,0.7
2000.144.21:38:41.84#setcl#time/164642983,3,2000,144,21,38,41.79,1.704,6.901,0
2000.144.21:38:41.84#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.21:38:41.92/cable/+9.943002E-03
2000.144.21:38:44.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9743,10398
2000.144.21:38:45.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17000
2000.144.21:38:45.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28478
2000.144.21:38:45.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15640
2000.144.21:38:45.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18551
2000.144.21:38:45.58/tpi/32935,28478,9166,4421,23006,15640,8932,7998,9738,17000
2000.144.21:38:45.80/tpi/18382,26574,18551,17611,8397,12294,10346
2000.144.21:38:45.81/tsys1/111.3,125.4,213.9,141.4,116.6,119.1,110.8,153.1,130.2,124.9
2000.144.21:38:45.81/tsys2/72.8,59.2,48.7,72.8,96.7,102.6,63.3
2000.144.21:38:45.82:!2000.144.21:42:11
2000.144.21:42:11.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.21:42:11.00:et
2000.144.21:42:11.12:!+3s
2000.144.21:42:14.13:tape
2000.144.21:42:14.24/tape/off,06401,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:42:14.24:postob
2000.144.21:42:14.24:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.21:42:14.54:checkr135
2000.144.21:43:09.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.21:43:09.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.21:43:09.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.21:43:09.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.21:43:09.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.21:43:09.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.21:43:09.04?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.21:43:09.06/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2019.,1407.,290.,296.,478.,330.,500.,336.,288.,242.,480.
2000.144.21:43:09.06/parity/0,136,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.144.21:43:43.73:nw2c2=12
2000.144.21:43:44.29/pass/12,12,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-54.3,-54.6,0.7,0.4
2000.144.21:43:47.99/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.21:43:47.99:!2000.144.21:46:17
2000.144.21:45:23.26#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.21:46:17.00:preob
2000.144.21:46:17.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:46:19.89/tpical/36402,31292,9837,4778,25312,17179,9787,8656,10558,18650
2000.144.21:46:20.11/tpical/20792,30741,21959,19978,9257,13519,11631
2000.144.21:46:20.15:!2000.144.21:46:27
2000.144.21:46:27.00:tape
2000.144.21:46:27.11/tape/off,06414,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:46:27.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.21:46:27.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.21:46:27.23:midob
2000.144.21:46:27.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:46:27.53/wx/15.2,980.3,37.6,0.7
2000.144.21:46:27.90/cable/+9.953965E-03
2000.144.21:46:27.97#setcl#time/164689594,3,2000,144,21,46,27.92,1.741,7.031,1
2000.144.21:46:27.97#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.21:46:30.97/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10112,10684
2000.144.21:46:31.05/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17728
2000.144.21:46:31.12/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29779
2000.144.21:46:31.19/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16342
2000.144.21:46:31.26/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19403
2000.144.21:46:31.57/tpi/34361,29779,9550,4588,24043,16342,9285,8306,10107,17728
2000.144.21:46:31.79/tpi/19215,27753,19403,18333,8719,12757,10680
2000.144.21:46:31.80/tsys1/114.1,133.5,218.6,143.7,127.9,130.2,116.5,154.8,135.2,130.9
2000.144.21:46:31.80/tsys2/82.0,64.4,52.4,76.2,103.4,108.6,67.1
2000.144.21:46:31.81:!2000.144.21:51:00
2000.144.21:51:00.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.21:51:00.00:et
2000.144.21:51:00.13:!+3s
2000.144.21:51:03.14:tape
2000.144.21:51:03.25/tape/off,03354,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:51:03.25:postob
2000.144.21:51:03.25:source=1726+455,172727.7,453039.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.21:51:03.55:nw2c2=12
2000.144.21:51:04.11/pass/12,12,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-54.3,-54.6,0.7,0.4
2000.144.21:51:07.79/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.21:51:07.79:!2000.144.21:51:36
2000.144.21:51:28.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.21:51:36.00:preob
2000.144.21:51:36.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:51:38.89/tpical/33776,28981,9106,4477,23462,15950,9153,8060,9905,17333
2000.144.21:51:39.11/tpical/20060,29502,21105,19229,8956,13055,11394
2000.144.21:51:39.15:!2000.144.21:51:46
2000.144.21:51:46.00:tape
2000.144.21:51:46.11/tape/off,03354,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:51:46.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.21:51:46.24:data_valid=on
2000.144.21:51:46.24:midob
2000.144.21:51:46.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:51:46.54/wx/15.2,980.4,37.8,0.7
2000.144.21:51:46.70/cable/+9.983505E-03
2000.144.21:51:46.77#setcl#time/164721474,3,2000,144,21,51,46.72,1.719,7.119,0
2000.144.21:51:46.77#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.21:51:49.77/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9453,10427
2000.144.21:51:49.84/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16393
2000.144.21:51:49.91/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27418
2000.144.21:51:49.98/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15096
2000.144.21:51:50.05/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18531
2000.144.21:51:50.36/tpi/31706,27449,8813,4288,22147,15103,8617,7699,9458,16397
2000.144.21:51:50.58/tpi/18487,26587,18531,17666,8433,12317,10459
2000.144.21:51:50.59/tsys1/103.7,121.4,196.9,133.5,113.5,118.7,100.6,138.5,126.4,119.1
2000.144.21:51:50.60/tsys2/79.0,63.2,49.7,77.2,102.5,108.0,66.6
2000.144.21:51:50.60:!2000.144.21:55:25
2000.144.21:55:25.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.21:55:25.00:et
2000.144.21:55:25.12:!+3s
2000.144.21:55:28.13:tape
2000.144.21:55:28.24/tape/off,00902,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:55:28.24:postob
2000.144.21:55:28.24:source=nrao512,164029.6,394646.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.21:55:28.54:midtp
2000.144.21:55:30.93/tpzero/434,334,401,607,381,450,760,407,1216,140
2000.144.21:55:31.15/tpzero/793,351,320,478,796,963,1584
2000.144.21:55:31.22:nw2c1=13
2000.144.21:55:36.37/pass/13,13,auto,0.0,0.0,-1.9,0.5,-1.9,0.5
2000.144.21:55:40.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.21:55:40.05:fastr=0m38s
2000.144.21:55:45.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.21:56:18.32:!2000.144.21:57:38
2000.144.21:57:38.00:preob
2000.144.21:57:38.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:57:40.89/tpical/34519,29659,9343,4573,24073,16325,9338,8257,10091,17730
2000.144.21:57:41.11/tpical/19954,29399,21051,19133,8896,12980,11261
2000.144.21:57:41.15:!2000.144.21:57:48
2000.144.21:57:48.00:tape
2000.144.21:57:48.11/tape/low,00064,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.21:57:48.11:st=for,135
2000.144.21:57:48.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.21:57:48.23:midob
2000.144.21:57:48.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.21:57:48.53/wx/15.0,980.5,36.2,0.6
2000.144.21:57:49.02/cable/+9.962765E-03
2000.144.21:57:49.09#setcl#time/164757705,3,2000,144,21,57,49.04,1.729,7.220,0
2000.144.21:57:49.09#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.21:57:52.10/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9644,10514
2000.144.21:57:52.17/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16799
2000.144.21:57:52.24/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28133
2000.144.21:57:52.31/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15459
2000.144.21:57:52.38/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18891
2000.144.21:57:52.69/tpi/32535,28133,9032,4383,22733,15459,8827,7900,9644,16799
2000.144.21:57:52.91/tpi/18700,26977,18891,17901,8530,12469,10514
2000.144.21:57:52.92/tsys1/111.0,125.0,190.4,136.3,114.4,118.9,108.3,144.0,129.3,122.8
2000.144.21:57:52.92/tsys2/100.2,77.2,60.4,99.3,148.3,158.1,83.9
2000.144.21:57:52.93:!2000.144.22:02:06
2000.144.22:02:06.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.22:02:06.00:et
2000.144.22:02:06.12:!+3s
2000.144.22:02:09.13:tape
2000.144.22:02:09.24/tape/off,02955,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:02:09.24:postob
2000.144.22:02:09.24:source=1803+784,180045.7,782804.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.22:02:09.54:checkf135
2000.144.22:03:04.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:03:04.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.22:03:04.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:03:04.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.22:03:04.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:03:04.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 27.
2000.144.22:03:04.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:03:04.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:03:04.37/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,368.,116.,6.,0.,46.,14.,14.,2.,4.,0.,0.,$$$$$
2000.144.22:03:04.37/parity/0,214,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,14
2000.144.22:03:09.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.22:03:38.74:nw2c1=13
2000.144.22:03:39.62/pass/13,13,auto,0.0,0.0,-1.1,0.5,-1.1,0.5
2000.144.22:03:43.29/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.22:03:43.29:!2000.144.22:04:19
2000.144.22:04:19.00:preob
2000.144.22:04:19.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:04:21.89/tpical/32436,27727,8770,4306,22417,15223,8742,7683,9528,16563
2000.144.22:04:22.11/tpical/19558,28703,20609,19047,8847,12887,11252
2000.144.22:04:22.15:!2000.144.22:04:29
2000.144.22:04:29.00:tape
2000.144.22:04:29.11/tape/off,02941,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:04:29.11:st=for,135
2000.144.22:04:29.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.22:04:29.23:midob
2000.144.22:04:29.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:04:29.53/wx/14.9,980.5,35.7,0.6
2000.144.22:04:29.73/cable/+9.961832E-03
2000.144.22:04:29.81#setcl#time/164797776,3,2000,144,22,04,29.76,1.735,7.331,1
2000.144.22:04:29.81#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.22:04:32.81/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9085,10369
2000.144.22:04:32.88/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15637
2000.144.22:04:32.95/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26266
2000.144.22:04:33.02/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14386
2000.144.22:04:33.09/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18117
2000.144.22:04:33.40/tpi/30384,26265,8477,4117,21079,14386,8255,7344,9087,15644
2000.144.22:04:33.62/tpi/18023,25830,18117,17525,8343,12199,10374
2000.144.22:04:33.63/tsys1/100.1,121.7,189.1,127.4,106.1,114.2,105.6,140.4,122.4,115.7
2000.144.22:04:33.63/tsys2/78.8,62.3,50.1,78.6,105.1,114.6,70.3
2000.144.22:04:33.64:!2000.144.22:07:22
2000.144.22:05:01.49;"WX: Clouds starting to bank up on the east and south, warm, breeze from the north...
2000.144.22:05:28.84;"Receiver temp = 18 degrees Kelvin...
2000.144.22:06:36.26;"Phasecal present on all video converters...
2000.144.22:07:22.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.22:07:22.00:et
2000.144.22:07:22.12:!+3s
2000.144.22:07:25.13:tape
2000.144.22:07:25.24/tape/off,04876,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:07:25.24:postob
2000.144.22:07:25.24:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.22:07:25.55:nw2c1=13
2000.144.22:07:26.11/pass/13,13,auto,0.0,0.0,-1.9,0.5,-1.9,0.5
2000.144.22:07:29.80/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.22:07:29.80:!2000.144.22:13:25
2000.144.22:11:34.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.22:13:25.00:preob
2000.144.22:13:25.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:13:27.89/tpical/34444,29504,9295,4599,23939,16273,9300,8205,10051,17661
2000.144.22:13:28.11/tpical/19948,29816,21281,19284,8962,13080,11327
2000.144.22:13:28.15:!2000.144.22:13:35
2000.144.22:13:35.00:tape
2000.144.22:13:35.11/tape/off,04876,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:13:35.11:st=for,135
2000.144.22:13:35.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.22:13:35.23:midob
2000.144.22:13:35.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:13:35.53/wx/14.7,980.5,38.6,0.7
2000.144.22:13:35.73/cable/+9.950874E-03
2000.144.22:13:35.81#setcl#time/164852375,3,2000,144,22,13,35.76,1.732,7.483,1
2000.144.22:13:35.81#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.22:13:38.81/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9608,10399
2000.144.22:13:38.88/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16737
2000.144.22:13:38.95/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27958
2000.144.22:13:39.02/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15413
2000.144.22:13:39.09/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18633
2000.144.22:13:39.40/tpi/32440,27989,9025,4409,22589,15413,8792,7861,9607,16737
2000.144.22:13:39.62/tpi/18259,26656,18633,17639,8423,12337,10370
2000.144.22:13:39.63/tsys1/109.6,125.2,219.1,137.3,112.8,119.4,108.5,148.6,129.6,123.2
2000.144.22:13:39.63/tsys2/72.6,58.4,48.5,73.2,99.3,107.5,64.4
2000.144.22:13:39.64:!2000.144.22:17:05
2000.144.22:13:47.07;"Phasecals measured at 144.22:13UT...
2000.144.22:14:00.64;"VC1pcal=6.8mV...
2000.144.22:14:11.15;vc2pcal=10.0mv...
2000.144.22:14:11.15?ERROR sp -4 Unrecognized name (not a function or procedure).
2000.144.22:14:21.37;"VC3pcal=4.2mV...
2000.144.22:14:34.91;"VC4pcal=4.4mV...
2000.144.22:14:44.61;"VC5pcal=9.0mV...
2000.144.22:14:55.86;"VC6pcal=7.0mV...
2000.144.22:15:07.62;"VC7pcal=5.8mV...
2000.144.22:15:17.92;"VC8pcal=4.8mV...
2000.144.22:15:28.95;"VC9pcal=6.6mV...
2000.144.22:15:43.31;"VC10pcal=8.4mV...
2000.144.22:15:54.39;"VC11pcal=8.6mV...
2000.144.22:16:04.64;"VC12pcal=6.2mV...
2000.144.22:16:15.75;"VC13pcal=4.2mV...
2000.144.22:16:28.70;"VC14pcal=4.4mV...
2000.144.22:16:44.78;"DataApcal=72mV...
2000.144.22:16:58.76;"DataBpcal=78mV...
2000.144.22:17:05.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.22:17:05.00:et
2000.144.22:17:05.12:!+3s
2000.144.22:17:08.13:tape
2000.144.22:17:08.24/tape/off,07226,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:17:08.24:postob
2000.144.22:17:08.24:source=0528+134,053056.4,133155.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.22:17:08.54:midtp
2000.144.22:17:10.92/tpzero/431,333,403,650,377,451,754,410,1213,141
2000.144.22:17:11.14/tpzero/648,368,321,477,782,973,1584
2000.144.22:17:11.21:nw2c2=14
2000.144.22:17:17.67/pass/14,14,auto,0.0,0.0,0.2,-0.4,0.2,-0.4
2000.144.22:17:21.37/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.22:17:21.37:fastf=1m9s
2000.144.22:17:43.86;'
2000.144.22:17:43.86?ERROR sp -4 Unrecognized name (not a function or procedure).
2000.144.22:17:54.00;'
2000.144.22:17:54.00?ERROR sp -4 Unrecognized name (not a function or procedure).
2000.144.22:18:04.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.22:18:30.64:!2000.144.22:18:53
2000.144.22:18:53.00:preob
2000.144.22:18:53.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:18:55.89/tpical/32363,27751,8722,4352,22451,15249,8748,7689,9518,16575
2000.144.22:18:56.11/tpical/19978,29618,21278,19630,9072,13207,11587
2000.144.22:18:56.15:!2000.144.22:19:03
2000.144.22:19:03.00:tape
2000.144.22:19:03.11/tape/off,08761,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:19:03.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.22:19:03.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.22:19:03.23:midob
2000.144.22:19:03.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:19:03.53/wx/14.9,980.5,39.0,0.7
2000.144.22:19:03.82/cable/+9.961792E-03
2000.144.22:19:03.89#setcl#time/164885182,3,2000,144,22,19,03.84,1.743,7.574,1
2000.144.22:19:03.89#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.22:19:06.89/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9072,10604
2000.144.22:19:06.96/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15654
2000.144.22:19:07.03/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26184
2000.144.22:19:07.10/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14368
2000.144.22:19:07.17/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18541
2000.144.22:19:07.48/tpi/30347,26184,8437,4162,21099,14368,8257,7334,9071,15648
2000.144.22:19:07.70/tpi/18289,26443,18541,17913,8516,12465,10606
2000.144.22:19:07.71/tsys1/101.8,113.2,193.4,126.8,105.1,108.4,104.8,133.8,120.6,114.8
2000.144.22:19:07.71/tsys2/73.3,57.7,46.7,71.3,97.6,108.7,64.6
2000.144.22:19:07.72:!2000.144.22:23:52
2000.144.22:23:52.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.22:23:52.00:et
2000.144.22:23:52.12:!+3s
2000.144.22:23:55.13:tape
2000.144.22:23:55.24/tape/off,05521,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:23:55.24:postob
2000.144.22:23:55.24:source=0322+222,032536.8,222400.4,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.22:23:55.54:checkr135
2000.144.22:24:50.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:24:50.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.22:24:50.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:24:50.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.22:24:50.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:24:50.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:24:50.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.144.22:24:50.04?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:24:50.06/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,780.,612.,66.,124.,190.,110.,158.,122.,92.,52.,114.
2000.144.22:24:50.06/parity/0,113,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.144.22:24:57.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.22:25:24.74:nw2c2=14
2000.144.22:25:25.30/pass/14,14,auto,0.0,0.0,0.2,-0.4,0.2,-0.4
2000.144.22:25:28.97/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.22:25:28.97:!2000.144.22:27:01
2000.144.22:27:01.00:preob
2000.144.22:27:01.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:27:03.89/tpical/32634,27986,8804,4374,22628,15351,8817,7745,9590,16705
2000.144.22:27:04.11/tpical/20200,30191,21588,19964,9202,13396,11795
2000.144.22:27:04.15:!2000.144.22:27:11
2000.144.22:27:11.00:tape
2000.144.22:27:11.11/tape/off,05535,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:27:11.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.22:27:11.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.22:27:11.23:midob
2000.144.22:27:11.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:27:11.53/wx/15.1,980.5,37.5,0.7
2000.144.22:27:11.90/cable/+9.962772E-03
2000.144.22:27:11.97#setcl#time/164933989,3,2000,144,22,27,11.92,1.743,7.709,1
2000.144.22:27:11.97#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.22:27:14.97/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9142,10793
2000.144.22:27:15.05/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15773
2000.144.22:27:15.12/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26472
2000.144.22:27:15.19/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14491
2000.144.22:27:15.26/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18912
2000.144.22:27:15.57/tpi/30661,26472,8545,4191,21264,14491,8312,7408,9145,15773
2000.144.22:27:15.79/tpi/18527,26987,18912,18259,8637,12638,10800
2000.144.22:27:15.80/tsys1/105.1,118.4,215.7,132.7,105.0,112.0,102.7,142.5,122.3,115.1
2000.144.22:27:15.80/tsys2/75.0,58.3,48.8,73.2,97.6,108.0,65.0
2000.144.22:27:15.81:!2000.144.22:34:41
2000.144.22:34:41.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.22:34:41.00:et
2000.144.22:34:41.12:!+3s
2000.144.22:34:44.13:tape
2000.144.22:34:44.24/tape/off,00484,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:34:44.24:postob
2000.144.22:34:44.24:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.22:34:44.54:midtp
2000.144.22:34:46.92/tpzero/428,333,402,646,372,450,753,407,1211,140
2000.144.22:34:47.14/tpzero/645,375,326,481,783,963,1576
2000.144.22:34:47.21:nw2c1=15
2000.144.22:34:52.38/pass/15,15,auto,55.0,55.0,55.8,55.6,0.8,0.6
2000.144.22:34:56.08/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.22:34:56.08:fastr=0m20s
2000.144.22:35:16.35:!2000.144.22:40:38
2000.144.22:36:15.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.22:40:38.00:preob
2000.144.22:40:38.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:40:40.89/tpical/32510,27846,8791,4357,22392,15225,8745,7686,9556,16577
2000.144.22:40:41.11/tpical/19312,28603,20335,19019,8856,12871,11137
2000.144.22:40:41.15:!2000.144.22:40:48
2000.144.22:40:48.00:tape
2000.144.22:40:48.11/tape/low,00051,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:40:48.11:st=for,135
2000.144.22:40:48.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.22:40:48.23:midob
2000.144.22:40:48.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:40:48.53/wx/15.1,980.7,34.8,0.6
2000.144.22:40:48.61/cable/+9.950884E-03
2000.144.22:40:48.68#setcl#time/165015658,3,2000,144,22,40,48.62,1.724,7.936,0
2000.144.22:40:48.68#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.22:40:51.68/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9107,10285
2000.144.22:40:51.75/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15643
2000.144.22:40:51.82/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26308
2000.144.22:40:51.89/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14359
2000.144.22:40:51.96/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18069
2000.144.22:40:52.27/tpi/30496,26338,8511,4167,21066,14353,8235,7337,9109,15644
2000.144.22:40:52.49/tpi/17962,25956,18086,17575,8394,12245,10288
2000.144.22:40:52.50/tsys1/102.4,118.3,198.7,127.1,107.1,109.4,100.6,136.2,121.2,114.0
2000.144.22:40:52.50/tsys2/90.0,67.8,55.4,83.1,115.6,126.5,72.0
2000.144.22:40:52.51:!2000.144.22:46:32
2000.144.22:46:32.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.22:46:32.00:et
2000.144.22:46:32.12:!+3s
2000.144.22:46:35.13:tape
2000.144.22:46:35.24/tape/off,03910,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:46:35.24:postob
2000.144.22:46:35.24:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.22:46:35.54:checkf135
2000.144.22:47:20.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.22:47:30.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:47:30.37?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.22:47:30.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:47:30.37?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.22:47:30.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:47:30.37?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 27.
2000.144.22:47:30.37?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:47:30.37?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.22:47:30.38/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,510.,260.,2.,2.,22.,10.,20.,10.,4.,0.,18.,$$$$$
2000.144.22:47:30.38/parity/0,211,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,18
2000.144.22:48:04.74:nw2c1=15
2000.144.22:48:05.43/pass/15,15,auto,55.0,55.0,55.0,55.6,0.0,0.6
2000.144.22:48:09.13/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.22:48:09.13:!2000.144.22:48:45
2000.144.22:48:45.00:preob
2000.144.22:48:45.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:48:47.89/tpical/33624,28848,9091,4503,23424,15901,9116,8016,9839,17272
2000.144.22:48:48.11/tpical/20160,29892,21378,19639,9105,13258,11461
2000.144.22:48:48.15:!2000.144.22:48:55
2000.144.22:48:55.00:tape
2000.144.22:48:55.11/tape/off,03897,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:48:55.11:st=for,135
2000.144.22:48:55.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.22:48:55.23:midob
2000.144.22:48:55.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:48:55.54/wx/14.8,980.9,36.3,0.6
2000.144.22:48:56.02/cable/+9.944099E-03
2000.144.22:48:56.09#setcl#time/165064399,3,2000,144,22,48,56.04,1.725,8.072,0
2000.144.22:48:56.09#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.22:48:59.10/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9390,10491
2000.144.22:48:59.17/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16337
2000.144.22:48:59.24/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27294
2000.144.22:48:59.31/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15013
2000.144.22:48:59.38/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18745
2000.144.22:48:59.69/tpi/31650,27294,8796,4310,22080,15013,8601,7662,9390,16337
2000.144.22:48:59.91/tpi/18479,26855,18745,17969,8549,12486,10491
2000.144.22:48:59.92/tsys1/108.5,119.0,195.2,130.2,110.8,112.5,104.5,140.6,125.0,118.8
2000.144.22:48:59.92/tsys2/74.5,61.2,49.1,73.5,98.1,104.8,64.5
2000.144.22:48:59.93:!2000.144.22:51:50
2000.144.22:51:50.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.22:51:50.00:et
2000.144.22:51:50.12:!+3s
2000.144.22:51:53.13:tape
2000.144.22:51:53.24/tape/off,05855,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:51:53.24:postob
2000.144.22:51:53.24:source=0202+149,020450.4,151411.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.22:51:53.55:nw2c1=15
2000.144.22:51:54.11/pass/15,15,auto,55.0,55.0,55.0,55.6,0.0,0.6
2000.144.22:51:57.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.22:51:57.81:!2000.144.22:54:49
2000.144.22:53:20.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.22:54:49.00:preob
2000.144.22:54:49.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:54:51.89/tpical/33965,29129,9185,4534,23571,16063,9212,8100,9934,17436
2000.144.22:54:52.11/tpical/20753,30870,21873,19879,9227,13433,11655
2000.144.22:54:52.15:!2000.144.22:54:59
2000.144.22:54:59.00:tape
2000.144.22:54:59.11/tape/off,05855,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:54:59.11:st=for,135
2000.144.22:54:59.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.22:54:59.23:midob
2000.144.22:54:59.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.22:54:59.53/wx/14.7,980.9,35.4,0.6
2000.144.22:54:59.60/cable/+9.944484E-03
2000.144.22:54:59.67#setcl#time/165100757,3,2000,144,22,54,59.62,1.703,8.173,0
2000.144.22:54:59.67#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.22:55:02.68/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9497,10685
2000.144.22:55:02.75/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16525
2000.144.22:55:02.82/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27663
2000.144.22:55:02.89/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15195
2000.144.22:55:02.96/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19236
2000.144.22:55:03.27/tpi/32030,27653,8924,4356,22278,15229,8706,7759,9498,16520
2000.144.22:55:03.49/tpi/19071,27760,19250,18221,8678,12686,10687
2000.144.22:55:03.50/tsys1/112.0,127.0,224.0,143.0,116.2,121.6,107.8,147.9,130.4,122.7
2000.144.22:55:03.50/tsys2/76.9,61.8,50.6,75.1,101.0,110.2,66.1
2000.144.22:55:03.51:!2000.144.22:58:29
2000.144.22:58:29.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.22:58:29.00:et
2000.144.22:58:29.13:!+3s
2000.144.22:58:32.14:tape
2000.144.22:58:32.25/tape/off,08206,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.22:58:32.25:postob
2000.144.22:58:32.26:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.22:58:32.56:midtp
2000.144.22:58:34.94/tpzero/427,333,406,650,375,449,759,405,1216,140
2000.144.22:58:35.17/tpzero/647,371,324,479,796,971,1590
2000.144.22:58:35.24:nw2c2=16
2000.144.22:58:41.27/pass/16,16,auto,55.0,55.0,55.5,53.9,0.5,-1.1
2000.144.22:58:44.96/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.22:58:44.96:fastf=0m25s
2000.144.22:59:10.23:!2000.144.23:02:01
2000.144.23:01:01.00;"WX:partly cloudy, breeze from the north
2000.144.23:01:23.72;"Receiver temp=18 degrees Kelvin...
2000.144.23:01:45.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.23:02:01.00:preob
2000.144.23:02:01.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:02:03.89/tpical/32956,28322,8967,4364,22622,15474,8875,7770,9697,16806
2000.144.23:02:04.11/tpical/20467,30109,21416,19830,9187,13392,16910
2000.144.23:02:04.15:!2000.144.23:02:11
2000.144.23:02:11.00:tape
2000.144.23:02:11.10/tape/off,08750,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:02:11.10:st=rev,135
2000.144.23:02:11.22:data_valid=on
2000.144.23:02:11.22:midob
2000.144.23:02:11.52/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:02:11.52/wx/15.1,981.0,36.3,0.7
2000.144.23:02:11.64/cable/+9.955483E-03
2000.144.23:02:11.71#setcl#time/165143959,3,2000,144,23,02,11.66,1.736,8.293,1
2000.144.23:02:11.71#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.23:02:14.71/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9245,15861
2000.144.23:02:14.78/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15868
2000.144.23:02:14.85/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26798
2000.144.23:02:14.92/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14602
2000.144.23:02:14.99/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18737
2000.144.23:02:15.30/tpi/30894,26810,8675,4157,21318,14593,8362,7420,9244,15867
2000.144.23:02:15.52/tpi/18742,26955,18758,18133,8629,12640,15858
2000.144.23:02:15.53/tsys1/101.4,120.1,194.3,116.2,110.2,110.1,101.7,137.5,121.6,114.9
2000.144.23:02:15.53/tsys2/73.6,59.2,48.7,73.0,98.5,108.9,95.2
2000.144.23:02:15.54:!2000.144.23:03:49
2000.144.23:02:28.24;"Phasecal present in all video converters...
2000.144.23:03:49.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.23:03:49.00:et
2000.144.23:03:49.12:!+3s
2000.144.23:03:52.13:tape
2000.144.23:03:52.24/tape/off,07659,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:03:52.24:postob
2000.144.23:03:52.24:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.23:03:52.55:checkr135
2000.144.23:04:47.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:04:47.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.23:04:47.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:04:47.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.23:04:47.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:04:47.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.144.23:04:47.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 15.
2000.144.23:04:47.06?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:04:47.07/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,646.,408.,10.,54.,32.,50.,40.,22.,16.,32.,16.
2000.144.23:04:47.07/parity/0,130,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.144.23:05:10.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.23:05:21.74:nw2c2=16
2000.144.23:05:22.30/pass/16,16,auto,55.0,55.0,55.5,53.9,0.5,-1.1
2000.144.23:05:25.98/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.23:05:25.98:!2000.144.23:06:30
2000.144.23:06:30.00:preob
2000.144.23:06:30.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:06:32.89/tpical/34330,29494,9269,4527,23850,16210,9275,8172,10026,17602
2000.144.23:06:33.11/tpical/20367,30168,21514,19799,9105,13264,11507
2000.144.23:06:33.15:!2000.144.23:06:40
2000.144.23:06:40.00:tape
2000.144.23:06:40.11/tape/off,07672,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:06:40.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.23:06:40.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.23:06:40.23:midob
2000.144.23:06:40.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:06:40.53/wx/15.1,981.0,36.2,0.6
2000.144.23:06:40.81/cable/+9.950365E-03
2000.144.23:06:40.88#setcl#time/165170875,3,2000,144,23,06,40.82,1.721,8.367,0
2000.144.23:06:40.88#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.23:06:43.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9570,10548
2000.144.23:06:43.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16657
2000.144.23:06:44.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27910
2000.144.23:06:44.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15336
2000.144.23:06:44.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18887
2000.144.23:06:44.47/tpi/32300,27910,8976,4336,22466,15336,8762,7812,9566,16653
2000.144.23:06:44.69/tpi/18705,27072,18887,18149,8572,12526,10546
2000.144.23:06:44.70/tsys1/107.7,119.4,200.6,132.4,109.5,116.8,107.0,141.1,124.5,119.4
2000.144.23:06:44.70/tsys2/76.3,60.5,49.6,75.2,102.4,109.9,65.4
2000.144.23:06:44.71:!2000.144.23:10:10
2000.144.23:10:10.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.23:10:10.00:et
2000.144.23:10:10.13:!+3s
2000.144.23:10:13.14:tape
2000.144.23:10:13.25/tape/off,05321,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:10:13.25:postob
2000.144.23:10:13.26:source=3c418,203837.0,511912.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.23:10:13.56:nw2c2=16
2000.144.23:10:14.12/pass/16,16,auto,55.0,55.0,55.5,53.9,0.5,-1.1
2000.144.23:10:17.79/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.23:10:17.79:!2000.144.23:14:23
2000.144.23:14:23.00:preob
2000.144.23:14:23.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.144.23:14:23.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.144.23:14:23.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.144.23:14:25.89/tpical/33203,28485,8964,4399,23081,15654,8981,7909,9740,17021
2000.144.23:14:26.11/tpical/20423,30088,21353,19665,9103,13242,11494
2000.144.23:14:26.15:!2000.144.23:14:33
2000.144.23:14:28.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.23:14:33.00:tape
2000.144.23:14:33.10/tape/off,05321,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:14:33.10:st=rev,135
2000.144.23:14:33.22:data_valid=on
2000.144.23:14:33.22:midob
2000.144.23:14:33.52/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:14:33.52/wx/14.8,981.1,35.9,0.6
2000.144.23:14:33.81/cable/+9.957437E-03
2000.144.23:14:33.88#setcl#time/165218174,3,2000,144,23,14,33.82,1.723,8.499,0
2000.144.23:14:33.88#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.23:14:36.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9279,10505
2000.144.23:14:36.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16084
2000.144.23:14:37.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26900
2000.144.23:14:37.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14773
2000.144.23:14:37.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18691
2000.144.23:14:37.47/tpi/31164,26900,8680,4203,21746,14773,8455,7546,9277,16082
2000.144.23:14:37.69/tpi/18655,26863,18691,17939,8545,12483,10506
2000.144.23:14:37.70/tsys1/103.4,115.0,199.9,124.4,109.8,111.5,100.4,135.0,119.4,116.5
2000.144.23:14:37.70/tsys2/71.5,57.7,48.4,71.0,97.5,106.5,63.4
2000.144.23:14:37.70:!2000.144.23:18:35
2000.144.23:18:35.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.23:18:35.00:et
2000.144.23:18:35.12:!+3s
2000.144.23:18:38.13:tape
2000.144.23:18:38.23/tape/off,02610,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:18:38.23:postob
2000.144.23:18:38.23:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.23:18:38.53:nw2c2=16
2000.144.23:18:39.08/pass/16,16,auto,55.0,55.0,55.5,53.9,0.5,-1.1
2000.144.23:18:42.80/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.23:18:42.80:!2000.144.23:24:10
2000.144.23:18:58.36;tapepos=2610
2000.144.23:18:58.42?ERROR qu -302 Tape is within 100 feet of requested position.
2000.144.23:21:25.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.23:24:10.00:preob
2000.144.23:24:10.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:24:12.89/tpical/32688,28093,8883,4321,22513,15361,8816,7716,9637,16681
2000.144.23:24:13.11/tpical/20374,29937,21382,19825,9136,13287,11666
2000.144.23:24:13.15:!2000.144.23:24:20
2000.144.23:24:20.00:tape
2000.144.23:24:20.11/tape/off,02610,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:24:20.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.23:24:20.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.23:24:20.23:midob
2000.144.23:24:20.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:24:20.53/wx/14.4,981.2,36.6,0.7
2000.144.23:24:20.74/cable/+9.962143E-03
2000.144.23:24:20.81#setcl#time/165276867,3,2000,144,23,24,20.76,1.718,8.662,0
2000.144.23:24:20.81#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.23:24:23.81/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9191,10677
2000.144.23:24:23.88/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15760
2000.144.23:24:23.95/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26593
2000.144.23:24:24.02/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14494
2000.144.23:24:24.09/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18648
2000.144.23:24:24.40/tpi/30662,26586,8599,4138,21189,14494,8309,7365,9188,15756
2000.144.23:24:24.62/tpi/18653,26734,18648,18120,8560,12524,10670
2000.144.23:24:24.63/tsys1/102.4,119.5,197.9,130.8,107.8,111.1,102.2,136.0,121.8,115.8
2000.144.23:24:24.64/tsys2/73.4,57.8,47.0,72.6,94.6,106.3,64.0
2000.144.23:24:24.64:!2000.144.23:25:58
2000.144.23:25:58.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.23:25:58.00:et
2000.144.23:25:58.13:!+3s
2000.144.23:26:01.14:tape
2000.144.23:26:01.25/tape/off,01519,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:26:01.25:postob
2000.144.23:26:01.26:source=0202+149,020450.4,151411.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.23:26:02.53:midtp
2000.144.23:26:04.91/tpzero/427,333,404,604,380,453,756,411,1210,140
2000.144.23:26:05.14/tpzero/778,363,322,480,789,958,1573
2000.144.23:26:05.21:nw2c1=17
2000.144.23:26:10.60/pass/17,17,auto,110.0,110.0,109.5,109.8,-0.5,-0.2
2000.144.23:26:14.32/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.23:26:14.32:fastr=1m5s
2000.144.23:27:14.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.23:27:19.59:!2000.144.23:28:10
2000.144.23:28:10.00:preob
2000.144.23:28:10.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:28:12.89/tpical/34909,30029,9462,4608,24296,16493,9448,8307,10194,17923
2000.144.23:28:13.11/tpical/20798,30697,21934,20087,9243,13468,11665
2000.144.23:28:13.15:!2000.144.23:28:20
2000.144.23:28:20.00:tape
2000.144.23:28:20.11/tape/low,00074,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:28:20.11:st=for,135
2000.144.23:28:20.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.23:28:20.23:midob
2000.144.23:28:20.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:28:20.53/wx/14.4,981.2,36.2,0.6
2000.144.23:28:20.64#setcl#time/165300849,3,2000,144,23,28,20.59,1.732,8.728,1
2000.144.23:28:20.64#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.23:28:20.81/cable/+9.951790E-03
2000.144.23:28:23.89/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9740,10703
2000.144.23:28:23.96/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16987
2000.144.23:28:24.03/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28511
2000.144.23:28:24.10/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15637
2000.144.23:28:24.17/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19290
2000.144.23:28:24.48/tpi/32917,28511,9182,4415,22966,15637,8933,7960,9742,16987
2000.144.23:28:24.70/tpi/19152,27613,19290,18432,8694,12729,10706
2000.144.23:28:24.71/tsys1/111.9,127.3,215.1,135.5,116.5,121.7,108.9,149.2,129.5,123.5
2000.144.23:28:24.72/tsys2/78.4,62.0,50.4,76.1,101.1,111.8,66.9
2000.144.23:28:24.72:!2000.144.23:31:51
2000.144.23:31:51.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.23:31:51.00:et
2000.144.23:31:51.13:!+3s
2000.144.23:31:54.14:tape
2000.144.23:31:54.25/tape/off,02436,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:31:54.25:postob
2000.144.23:31:54.25:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.23:31:54.55:checkf135
2000.144.23:32:49.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:32:49.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.23:32:49.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:32:49.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.23:32:49.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:32:49.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:32:49.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:32:49.37/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,554.,122.,0.,2.,26.,12.,24.,2.,0.,0.,0.,$$$$$
2000.144.23:32:49.37/parity/0,209,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24
2000.144.23:33:23.75:nw2c1=17
2000.144.23:33:24.32/pass/17,17,auto,110.0,110.0,109.5,109.8,-0.5,-0.2
2000.144.23:33:27.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.23:33:28.01/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.23:33:28.01:!2000.144.23:35:22
2000.144.23:35:22.00:preob
2000.144.23:35:22.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:35:24.89/tpical/33869,29118,9162,4496,23710,16085,9228,8118,9934,17481
2000.144.23:35:25.11/tpical/20918,30838,21943,19958,9272,13529,11687
2000.144.23:35:25.15:!2000.144.23:35:32
2000.144.23:35:32.00:tape
2000.144.23:35:32.11/tape/off,02422,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:35:32.11:st=for,135
2000.144.23:35:32.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.23:35:32.23:midob
2000.144.23:35:32.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:35:32.53/wx/14.7,981.3,35.8,0.6
2000.144.23:35:32.90/cable/+9.954630E-03
2000.144.23:35:32.97#setcl#time/165344081,3,2000,144,23,35,32.92,1.736,8.849,1
2000.144.23:35:32.97#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.23:35:35.97/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9485,10705
2000.144.23:35:36.05/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16545
2000.144.23:35:36.12/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27591
2000.144.23:35:36.19/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15214
2000.144.23:35:36.26/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19258
2000.144.23:35:36.57/tpi/31889,27591,8883,4309,22334,15214,8724,7770,9486,16545
2000.144.23:35:36.79/tpi/19242,27649,19258,18300,8739,12770,10708
2000.144.23:35:36.80/tsys1/109.0,122.5,208.5,135.9,109.5,116.3,108.5,145.1,126.7,120.2
2000.144.23:35:36.81/tsys2/77.3,60.1,49.5,75.5,104.7,109.2,65.5
2000.144.23:35:36.81:!2000.144.23:37:43
2000.144.23:37:43.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.23:37:43.00:et
2000.144.23:37:43.12:!+3s
2000.144.23:37:46.13:tape
2000.144.23:37:46.23/tape/off,03884,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:37:46.23:postob
2000.144.23:37:46.23:source=0133+476,013658.6,475129.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.23:37:46.53:nw2c1=17
2000.144.23:37:47.09/pass/17,17,auto,110.0,110.0,109.5,109.8,-0.5,-0.2
2000.144.23:37:50.77/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.23:37:50.77:!2000.144.23:40:00
2000.144.23:38:37.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.23:40:00.00:preob
2000.144.23:40:00.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:40:02.89/tpical/32515,27909,8797,4330,22608,15367,8856,7750,9578,16728
2000.144.23:40:03.11/tpical/20300,29849,21367,19732,9117,13280,11509
2000.144.23:40:03.15:!2000.144.23:40:10
2000.144.23:40:10.00:tape
2000.144.23:40:10.11/tape/off,03884,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:40:10.11:st=for,135
2000.144.23:40:10.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.23:40:10.23:midob
2000.144.23:40:10.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:40:10.53/wx/14.8,981.3,35.4,0.6
2000.144.23:40:10.74/cable/+9.948506E-03
2000.144.23:40:10.81#setcl#time/165371865,3,2000,144,23,40,10.76,1.721,8.926,0
2000.144.23:40:10.81#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.23:40:13.82/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9137,10524
2000.144.23:40:13.89/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15804
2000.144.23:40:13.96/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26427
2000.144.23:40:14.03/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14488
2000.144.23:40:14.10/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18663
2000.144.23:40:14.41/tpi/30518,26396,8536,4146,21270,14488,8351,7407,1801,15800
2000.144.23:40:14.63/tpi/18590,26708,18663,18031,8569,12532,10522
2000.144.23:40:14.64/tsys1/103.4,118.2,213.7,132.1,107.1,109.5,103.2,139.9,0.5,115.8
2000.144.23:40:14.65/tsys2/73.1,58.9,47.6,72.4,99.7,108.6,63.6
2000.144.23:40:14.65:!2000.144.23:43:07
2000.144.23:43:07.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.23:43:07.00:et
2000.144.23:43:07.13:!+3s
2000.144.23:43:10.14:tape
2000.144.23:43:10.25/tape/off,05864,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:43:10.25:postob
2000.144.23:43:10.25:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.23:43:10.55:midtp
2000.144.23:43:12.93/tpzero/427,334,400,604,380,455,757,412,1210,140
2000.144.23:43:13.15/tpzero/781,362,326,479,773,963,1578
2000.144.23:43:13.22:nw2c2=18
2000.144.23:43:20.09/pass/18,18,auto,110.0,110.0,110.0,110.6,-0.0,0.6
2000.144.23:43:23.80/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.23:43:23.80:fastf=2m10s
2000.144.23:45:34.08:!2000.144.23:49:53
2000.144.23:46:17.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.23:49:53.00:preob
2000.144.23:49:53.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:49:55.90/tpical/32375,27839,8777,4302,22505,15304,8797,7709,9540,16637
2000.144.23:49:56.14/tpical/20270,29735,21334,19709,9112,13273,11497
2000.144.23:49:56.19:!2000.144.23:50:03
2000.144.23:50:03.00:tape
2000.144.23:50:03.10/tape/off,08771,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:50:03.10:st=rev,135
2000.144.23:50:03.22:data_valid=on
2000.144.23:50:03.22:midob
2000.144.23:50:03.52/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:50:03.52/wx/14.5,981.4,36.7,0.7
2000.144.23:50:03.78/cable/+9.978099E-03
2000.144.23:50:03.85#setcl#time/165431168,3,2000,144,23,50,03.80,1.716,9.090,0
2000.144.23:50:03.85#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.23:50:06.85/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9090,10505
2000.144.23:50:06.92/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15695
2000.144.23:50:06.99/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26257
2000.144.23:50:07.06/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14403
2000.144.23:50:07.13/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18626
2000.144.23:50:07.46/tpi/30408,26307,8497,4120,21128,14403,8291,7359,9088,15690
2000.144.23:50:07.68/tpi/18535,26549,18626,18021,8560,12510,10509
2000.144.23:50:07.69/tsys1/104.6,116.3,198.4,132.5,103.4,106.2,102.1,136.2,119.6,112.6
2000.144.23:50:07.70/tsys2/71.8,57.7,47.4,73.0,99.0,106.2,63.5
2000.144.23:50:07.70:!2000.144.23:54:26
2000.144.23:54:26.00:data_valid=off
2000.144.23:54:26.00:et
2000.144.23:54:26.12:!+3s
2000.144.23:54:29.13:tape
2000.144.23:54:29.23/tape/off,05824,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:54:29.23:postob
2000.144.23:54:29.23:source=0804+499,080839.7,495036.5,2000.0,ccw
2000.144.23:54:29.53:checkr135
2000.144.23:55:19.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.144.23:55:24.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:55:24.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.144.23:55:24.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:55:24.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.144.23:55:24.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:55:24.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.144.23:55:24.04?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.144.23:55:24.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,838.,328.,14.,50.,62.,32.,34.,52.,14.,44.,24.
2000.144.23:55:24.04/parity/0,187,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.144.23:55:58.73:nw2c2=18
2000.144.23:55:59.29/pass/18,18,auto,110.0,110.0,110.0,110.6,-0.0,0.6
2000.144.23:56:03.03/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.144.23:56:03.03:!2000.144.23:56:39
2000.144.23:56:39.00:preob
2000.144.23:56:39.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:56:41.89/tpical/32832,28390,8969,4368,22673,15404,8865,7711,9695,16784
2000.144.23:56:42.11/tpical/19877,29346,20958,19467,8985,13095,11654
2000.144.23:56:42.15:!2000.144.23:56:49
2000.144.23:56:49.00:tape
2000.144.23:56:49.11/tape/off,05838,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.144.23:56:49.11:st=rev,135
2000.144.23:56:49.23:data_valid=on
2000.144.23:56:49.23:midob
2000.144.23:56:49.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.144.23:56:49.53/wx/14.7,981.5,35.8,0.6
2000.144.23:56:49.93/cable/+9.957659E-03
2000.144.23:56:50.00#setcl#time/165471783,3,2000,144,23,56,49.96,1.721,9.203,1
2000.144.23:56:50.00#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.144.23:56:53.01/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9245,10753
2000.144.23:56:53.09/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15833
2000.144.23:56:53.16/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26818
2000.144.23:56:53.23/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14519
2000.144.23:56:53.31/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18364
2000.144.23:56:53.62/tpi/30861,26818,8681,4181,21285,14519,8368,7359,9243,15833
2000.144.23:56:53.84/tpi/18276,26324,18364,17806,8452,12305,10673
2000.144.23:56:53.85/tsys1/105.9,115.6,197.2,131.2,103.3,109.0,105.1,135.4,121.9,113.2
2000.144.23:56:53.86/tsys2/76.7,60.3,48.8,73.2,101.1,100.8,65.1
2000.144.23:56:53.86:!2000.145.00:03:34
2000.145.00:03:34.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.00:03:34.00:et
2000.145.00:03:34.14:!+3s
2000.145.00:03:37.15:tape
2000.145.00:03:37.26/tape/off,01293,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:03:37.26:postob
2000.145.00:03:37.26:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.00:03:38.52:nw2c2=18
2000.145.00:03:39.08/pass/18,18,auto,110.0,110.0,110.0,110.6,-0.0,0.6
2000.145.00:03:42.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.00:03:42.81:!2000.145.00:05:59
2000.145.00:05:12.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.00:05:59.00:preob
2000.145.00:05:59.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:06:01.89/tpical/34482,29743,9324,4587,24059,16329,9364,8242,10068,17739
2000.145.00:06:02.11/tpical/20355,30313,21701,19628,9065,13258,11488
2000.145.00:06:02.15:!2000.145.00:06:09
2000.145.00:06:09.00:tape
2000.145.00:06:09.11/tape/off,01293,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:06:09.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.00:06:09.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.00:06:09.23:midob
2000.145.00:06:09.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:06:09.53/wx/14.9,981.6,36.4,0.7
2000.145.00:06:09.70/cable/+9.962048E-03
2000.145.00:06:09.77#setcl#time/165527758,3,2000,145,00,06,09.72,1.718,9.359,0
2000.145.00:06:09.77#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.00:06:12.77/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9632,10529
2000.145.00:06:12.84/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16824
2000.145.00:06:12.91/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28166
2000.145.00:06:12.98/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15498
2000.145.00:06:13.05/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19081
2000.145.00:06:13.36/tpi/32478,28157,9067,4407,22748,15482,8845,7899,9631,16827
2000.145.00:06:13.58/tpi/18680,27126,19081,17986,8546,12491,10529
2000.145.00:06:13.59/tsys1/109.7,120.3,231.3,144.9,117.0,121.7,106.9,149.7,132.2,125.5
2000.145.00:06:13.60/tsys2/75.0,59.0,50.3,74.8,105.1,105.5,65.5
2000.145.00:06:13.60:!2000.145.00:07:47
2000.145.00:07:47.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.00:07:47.00:et
2000.145.00:07:47.14:!+3s
2000.145.00:07:50.15:tape
2000.145.00:07:50.26/tape/off,00202,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:07:50.26:postob
2000.145.00:07:50.27:source=0458-020,050112.8,-015914.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.00:07:51.54:midtp
2000.145.00:07:53.93/tpzero/423,332,403,625,373,453,750,408,1202,140
2000.145.00:07:54.15/tpzero/711,371,323,479,776,959,1565
2000.145.00:07:54.22:nw2c1=19
2000.145.00:07:59.40/pass/19,19,auto,165.0,165.0,165.6,164.0,0.6,-1.0
2000.145.00:08:03.13/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.00:08:03.13:fastr=0m6s
2000.145.00:08:09.40:!2000.145.00:09:07
2000.145.00:08:52.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.00:09:07.00:preob
2000.145.00:09:07.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:09:09.89/tpical/34796,30045,9433,4622,24310,16508,9443,8314,10201,17933
2000.145.00:09:10.11/tpical/20641,30669,21929,19776,9176,13383,11597
2000.145.00:09:10.15:!2000.145.00:09:17
2000.145.00:09:17.00:tape
2000.145.00:09:17.11/tape/low,00085,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:09:17.11:st=for,135
2000.145.00:09:17.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.00:09:17.23:midob
2000.145.00:09:17.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:09:17.53/wx/14.7,981.6,35.7,0.6
2000.145.00:09:17.94/cable/+9.960381E-03
2000.145.00:09:18.01#setcl#time/165546581,3,2000,145,00,09,17.96,1.734,9.411,1
2000.145.00:09:18.01#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.00:09:21.01/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9764,10637
2000.145.00:09:21.08/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17019
2000.145.00:09:21.15/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28541
2000.145.00:09:21.22/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15668
2000.145.00:09:21.29/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19277
2000.145.00:09:21.60/tpi/32904,28541,9170,4439,22982,15668,8952,7979,9758,17019
2000.145.00:09:21.82/tpi/18933,27529,19277,18123,8622,12628,10632
2000.145.00:09:21.83/tsys1/117.8,128.7,228.7,143.0,116.8,124.3,114.6,155.0,132.5,126.7
2000.145.00:09:21.84/tsys2/74.9,60.7,50.2,74.9,99.4,108.5,66.0
2000.145.00:09:21.84:!2000.145.00:16:47
2000.145.00:16:47.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.00:16:47.00:et
2000.145.00:16:47.13:!+3s
2000.145.00:16:50.14:tape
2000.145.00:16:50.24/tape/off,05136,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:16:50.24:postob
2000.145.00:16:50.24:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.00:16:50.54:checkf135
2000.145.00:17:45.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:17:45.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.00:17:45.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:17:45.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.00:17:45.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.00:17:45.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:17:45.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:17:45.35/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,418.,110.,12.,18.,60.,12.,26.,4.,0.,0.,4.,9917.
2000.145.00:17:45.35/parity/0,236,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,6
2000.145.00:18:00.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.00:18:19.75:nw2c1=19
2000.145.00:18:20.45/pass/19,19,auto,165.0,165.0,165.6,164.8,0.6,-0.2
2000.145.00:18:24.18/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.00:18:24.18:!2000.145.00:19:00
2000.145.00:19:00.00:preob
2000.145.00:19:00.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:19:02.89/tpical/32512,28079,8835,4338,22487,15300,8803,7703,9632,16648
2000.145.00:19:03.16/tpical/19874,29366,21107,19445,9010,13096,13302
2000.145.00:19:03.20:!2000.145.00:19:10
2000.145.00:19:10.00:tape
2000.145.00:19:10.11/tape/off,05121,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:19:10.11:st=for,135
2000.145.00:19:10.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.00:19:10.23:midob
2000.145.00:19:10.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:19:10.53/wx/14.9,981.7,35.0,0.6
2000.145.00:19:10.64/cable/+9.942548E-03
2000.145.00:19:10.72#setcl#time/165605851,3,2000,145,00,19,10.67,1.729,9.576,1
2000.145.00:19:10.72#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.00:19:13.72/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9188,12342
2000.145.00:19:13.79/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15712
2000.145.00:19:13.86/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26476
2000.145.00:19:13.93/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14442
2000.145.00:19:14.00/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18445
2000.145.00:19:14.31/tpi/30536,26461,8545,4153,21129,14425,8303,7352,9188,15713
2000.145.00:19:14.53/tpi/18207,26213,18386,17760,8454,12357,12355
2000.145.00:19:14.54/tsys1/104.5,110.8,192.6,130.8,104.8,109.5,103.6,135.7,123.4,114.3
2000.145.00:19:14.55/tsys2/73.7,57.5,46.6,72.0,96.9,108.3,80.0
2000.145.00:19:14.55:!2000.145.00:20:48
2000.145.00:20:48.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.00:20:48.00:et
2000.145.00:20:48.13:!+3s
2000.145.00:20:51.14:tape
2000.145.00:20:51.25/tape/off,06212,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:20:51.25:postob
2000.145.00:20:51.26:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.00:20:52.53:midtp
2000.145.00:20:54.91/tpzero/427,334,406,631,381,454,756,409,527,140
2000.145.00:20:55.14/tpzero/718,364,324,479,785,965,1585
2000.145.00:20:55.21:nw2c2=20
2000.145.00:21:01.68/pass/20,20,auto,165.0,165.0,165.3,164.8,0.3,-0.2
2000.145.00:21:05.38/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.00:21:05.38:fastf=1m55s
2000.145.00:22:42.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.00:23:00.65:!2000.145.00:23:22
2000.145.00:23:22.00:preob
2000.145.00:23:22.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:23:24.89/tpical/32404,27899,8790,4350,22550,15319,8814,7736,9551,16678
2000.145.00:23:25.11/tpical/19945,29471,21147,19536,9031,13143,11373
2000.145.00:23:25.15:!2000.145.00:23:32
2000.145.00:23:32.00:tape
2000.145.00:23:32.11/tape/off,08782,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:23:32.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.00:23:32.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.00:23:32.23:midob
2000.145.00:23:32.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:23:32.53/wx/15.0,981.7,35.0,0.6
2000.145.00:23:32.78/cable/+9.956313E-03
2000.145.00:23:32.85#setcl#time/165632064,3,2000,145,00,23,32.80,1.716,9.648,0
2000.145.00:23:32.85#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.00:23:35.85/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9111,10400
2000.145.00:23:35.92/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15753
2000.145.00:23:35.99/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26344
2000.145.00:23:36.06/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14465
2000.145.00:23:36.13/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18483
2000.145.00:23:36.44/tpi/30444,26322,8508,4155,21172,14465,8304,7379,9107,15750
2000.145.00:23:36.66/tpi/18277,26297,18483,17827,8490,12393,10400
2000.145.00:23:36.67/tsys1/105.1,113.0,197.1,124.0,103.5,112.5,101.5,133.9,132.6,115.4
2000.145.00:23:36.68/tsys2/73.9,57.4,47.9,71.3,100.0,107.0,63.6
2000.145.00:23:36.68:!2000.145.00:29:22
2000.145.00:29:22.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.00:29:22.00:et
2000.145.00:29:22.13:!+3s
2000.145.00:29:25.14:tape
2000.145.00:29:25.25/tape/off,04856,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:29:25.25:postob
2000.145.00:29:25.25:source=0202+149,020450.4,151411.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.00:29:25.55:checkr135
2000.145.00:30:16.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.00:30:20.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:30:20.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.00:30:20.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:30:20.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.00:30:20.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:30:20.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.00:30:20.06?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:30:20.07/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,688.,404.,26.,74.,22.,34.,22.,46.,74.,80.,20.
2000.145.00:30:20.07/parity/0,176,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.00:30:54.75:nw2c2=20
2000.145.00:30:55.32/pass/20,20,auto,165.0,165.0,165.3,164.8,0.3,-0.2
2000.145.00:30:59.07/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.00:30:59.07:!2000.145.00:31:35
2000.145.00:31:35.00:preob
2000.145.00:31:35.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:31:37.89/tpical/43189,37321,11794,5657,30651,20622,11627,10344,12400,22454
2000.145.00:31:38.11/tpical/23806,35192,25195,22745,10536,15325,13040
2000.145.00:31:38.15:!2000.145.00:31:45
2000.145.00:31:45.00:tape
2000.145.00:31:45.11/tape/off,04870,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:31:45.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.00:31:45.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.00:31:45.23:midob
2000.145.00:31:45.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:31:45.54/wx/14.5,981.8,35.0,0.6
2000.145.00:31:45.65/cable/+9.943491E-03
2000.145.00:31:45.72#setcl#time/165681349,3,2000,145,00,31,45.67,1.741,9.785,1
2000.145.00:31:45.72#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.00:31:48.72/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11960,12079
2000.145.00:31:48.79/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21510
2000.145.00:31:48.86/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,35869
2000.145.00:31:48.93/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19745
2000.145.00:31:49.00/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22517
2000.145.00:31:49.31/tpi/41242,35855,11537,5461,29285,19746,11119,9988,11960,21507
2000.145.00:31:49.53/tpi/22128,32086,22513,21092,9996,14588,12080
2000.145.00:31:49.54/tsys1/143.8,166.2,297.1,169.1,145.2,151.1,139.9,184.6,178.3,154.8
2000.145.00:31:49.55/tsys2/89.6,71.7,58.1,87.5,119.7,129.8,76.7
2000.145.00:31:49.55:!2000.145.00:37:58
2000.145.00:37:58.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.00:37:58.00:et
2000.145.00:37:58.13:!+3s
2000.145.00:38:01.14:tape
2000.145.00:38:01.25/tape/off,00685,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:38:01.25:postob
2000.145.00:38:01.25:source=0440+345,044331.6,344106.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.00:38:01.55:midtp
2000.145.00:38:03.93/tpzero/426,332,408,629,374,454,751,411,1135,140
2000.145.00:38:04.15/tpzero/732,366,325,477,790,966,1587
2000.145.00:38:04.22:nw2c1=21
2000.145.00:38:09.39/pass/21,21,auto,220.0,220.0,219.3,219.9,-0.7,-0.1
2000.145.00:38:13.08/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.00:38:13.08:fastr=0m28s
2000.145.00:38:41.35:!2000.145.00:39:05
2000.145.00:38:58.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.00:39:05.00:preob
2000.145.00:39:05.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:39:07.89/tpical/32394,27806,8769,4332,22520,15293,8806,7727,9541,16642
2000.145.00:39:08.11/tpical/20133,29839,21343,19632,9079,13201,11470
2000.145.00:39:08.15:!2000.145.00:39:15
2000.145.00:39:15.00:tape
2000.145.00:39:15.11/tape/low,00072,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:39:15.11:st=for,135
2000.145.00:39:15.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.00:39:15.23:midob
2000.145.00:39:15.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:39:15.54/wx/14.6,981.9,34.2,0.6
2000.145.00:39:15.93/cable/+9.940244E-03
2000.145.00:39:16.00#setcl#time/165726378,3,2000,145,00,39,15.96,1.719,9.910,1
2000.145.00:39:16.00#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.00:39:19.01/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9103,10505
2000.145.00:39:19.09/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15728
2000.145.00:39:19.16/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26297
2000.145.00:39:19.23/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14433
2000.145.00:39:19.30/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18688
2000.145.00:39:19.61/tpi/30467,26297,8494,4155,21181,14433,8302,7387,9103,15728
2000.145.00:39:19.83/tpi/18472,26695,18688,17921,8528,12444,10504
2000.145.00:39:19.84/tsys1/106.9,118.0,201.7,136.7,106.6,111.5,102.8,140.8,124.8,117.0
2000.145.00:39:19.85/tsys2/75.0,58.8,48.6,71.6,98.6,106.4,64.8
2000.145.00:39:19.85:!2000.145.00:46:45
2000.145.00:46:45.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.00:46:45.00:et
2000.145.00:46:45.12:!+3s
2000.145.00:46:48.13:tape
2000.145.00:46:48.23/tape/off,05123,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:46:48.23:postob
2000.145.00:46:48.23:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.00:46:48.53:checkf135
2000.145.00:47:43.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:47:43.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.00:47:43.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:47:43.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.00:47:43.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:47:43.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:47:43.35/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,302.,160.,2.,8.,10.,8.,20.,0.,0.,0.,0.,$$$$$
2000.145.00:47:43.35/parity/0,7,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,24
2000.145.00:48:17.73:nw2c1=21
2000.145.00:48:18.29/pass/21,21,auto,220.0,220.0,219.3,219.9,-0.7,-0.1
2000.145.00:48:21.99/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.00:48:21.99:!2000.145.00:48:58
2000.145.00:48:40.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.00:48:58.00:preob
2000.145.00:48:58.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:49:00.89/tpical/32216,27713,8739,4314,22372,15224,8767,7680,9493,16560
2000.145.00:49:01.11/tpical/20006,29532,21189,19478,9032,13153,11443
2000.145.00:49:01.15:!2000.145.00:49:08
2000.145.00:49:08.00:tape
2000.145.00:49:08.11/tape/off,05107,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:49:08.11:st=for,135
2000.145.00:49:08.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.00:49:08.23:midob
2000.145.00:49:08.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:49:08.54/wx/14.3,982.0,33.6,0.6
2000.145.00:49:08.65/cable/+9.921504E-03
2000.145.00:49:08.72#setcl#time/165785647,3,2000,145,00,49,08.67,1.739,10.075,1
2000.145.00:49:08.72#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.00:49:11.72/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9049,10455
2000.145.00:49:11.79/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15636
2000.145.00:49:11.86/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26137
2000.145.00:49:11.93/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14353
2000.145.00:49:12.00/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18471
2000.145.00:49:12.31/tpi/30250,26167,8462,4129,21039,14343,8263,7336,9051,15640
2000.145.00:49:12.53/tpi/18336,26411,18471,17796,8504,12399,10456
2000.145.00:49:12.54/tsys1/104.1,114.6,199.5,129.8,106.3,108.1,102.2,138.1,122.9,115.6
2000.145.00:49:12.55/tsys2/74.0,58.6,46.9,72.3,102.6,106.4,63.1
2000.145.00:49:12.55:!2000.145.00:53:29
2000.145.00:53:29.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.00:53:29.00:et
2000.145.00:53:29.13:!+3s
2000.145.00:53:32.14:tape
2000.145.00:53:32.25/tape/off,08032,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:53:32.25:postob
2000.145.00:53:32.25:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.00:53:32.55:midtp
2000.145.00:53:34.93/tpzero/443,334,408,628,377,455,761,409,1206,140
2000.145.00:53:35.16/tpzero/723,366,331,479,789,961,1586
2000.145.00:53:35.23:nw2c2=22
2000.145.00:53:41.49/pass/22,22,auto,220.0,220.0,220.6,219.1,0.6,-0.9
2000.145.00:53:45.19/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.00:53:45.19:fastf=0m34s
2000.145.00:54:19.47:!2000.145.00:56:10
2000.145.00:54:26.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.00:56:10.00:preob
2000.145.00:56:10.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:56:12.89/tpical/35005,30112,9482,4648,24495,16610,9508,8366,10217,18034
2000.145.00:56:13.11/tpical/20741,30750,21953,19862,9218,13463,11644
2000.145.00:56:13.15:!2000.145.00:56:20
2000.145.00:56:20.00:tape
2000.145.00:56:20.11/tape/off,08780,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:56:20.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.00:56:20.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.00:56:20.23:midob
2000.145.00:56:20.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.00:56:20.53/wx/14.3,982.1,32.5,0.6
2000.145.00:56:20.69/cable/+9.931730E-03
2000.145.00:56:20.76#setcl#time/165828852,3,2000,145,00,56,20.72,1.718,10.195,1
2000.145.00:56:20.76#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.00:56:23.77/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9772,10678
2000.145.00:56:23.84/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17099
2000.145.00:56:23.91/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28590
2000.145.00:56:23.98/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15763
2000.145.00:56:24.05/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19301
2000.145.00:56:24.36/tpi/33018,28580,9187,4460,23097,15758,9006,8025,8055,17100
2000.145.00:56:24.58/tpi/19077,27654,19301,18216,8684,12715,10673
2000.145.00:56:24.59/tsys1/112.5,126.5,204.1,139.8,111.5,123.2,112.7,153.2,21.7,124.6
2000.145.00:56:24.60/tsys2/77.4,61.9,50.2,75.6,103.8,110.3,65.7
2000.145.00:56:24.60:!2000.145.00:57:58
2000.145.00:57:58.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.00:57:58.00:et
2000.145.00:57:58.13:!+3s
2000.145.00:58:01.14:tape
2000.145.00:58:01.25/tape/off,07689,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.00:58:01.25:postob
2000.145.00:58:01.26:source=0426+273,042953.0,272437.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.00:58:02.53:checkr135
2000.145.00:58:57.02?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:58:57.02?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.00:58:57.02?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:58:57.02?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.00:58:57.02?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.00:58:57.02?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:58:57.02?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.00:58:57.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,560.,1876.,24.,80.,20.,64.,20.,46.,4.,36.,4.
2000.145.00:58:57.04/parity/0,224,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.00:59:31.73:nw2c2=22
2000.145.00:59:32.29/pass/22,22,auto,220.0,220.0,220.6,219.1,0.6,-0.9
2000.145.00:59:34.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.00:59:35.99/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.00:59:35.99:!2000.145.01:01:10
2000.145.01:01:10.00:preob
2000.145.01:01:10.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:01:12.90/tpical/32724,28123,8850,4375,22853,15479,8911,7819,9622,16861
2000.145.01:01:13.12/tpical/20287,29986,21473,19671,9206,13459,11508
2000.145.01:01:13.16:!2000.145.01:01:20
2000.145.01:01:20.00:tape
2000.145.01:01:20.11/tape/off,07697,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:01:20.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.01:01:20.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.01:01:20.23:midob
2000.145.01:01:20.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:01:20.53/wx/14.4,982.1,31.8,0.6
2000.145.01:01:20.64#setcl#time/165858838,3,2000,145,01,01,20.59,1.728,10.278,1
2000.145.01:01:20.64#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.01:01:20.93/cable/+9.931618E-03
2000.145.01:01:24.01/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9179,10538
2000.145.01:01:24.09/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15938
2000.145.01:01:24.16/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26577
2000.145.01:01:24.23/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14620
2000.145.01:01:24.30/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18810
2000.145.01:01:24.61/tpi/30845,26577,8582,4194,21481,14620,8409,7477,9179,15938
2000.145.01:01:24.83/tpi/18614,26851,18810,17991,8670,12689,10538
2000.145.01:01:24.84/tsys1/111.0,116.4,209.2,135.2,105.5,113.1,104.5,141.8,123.5,117.4
2000.145.01:01:24.85/tsys2/75.1,59.3,48.7,73.2,103.2,106.9,64.8
2000.145.01:01:24.85:!2000.145.01:08:50
2000.145.01:03:21.72;"WX: Partly cloudy, light breeze
2000.145.01:03:44.63;"Receiver temp=18 degrees Kelvin
2000.145.01:04:52.93;"Phasecal present in all video converters
2000.145.01:08:50.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.01:08:50.00:et
2000.145.01:08:50.12:!+3s
2000.145.01:08:53.13:tape
2000.145.01:08:53.24/tape/off,02645,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:08:53.24:postob
2000.145.01:08:53.24:source=0458-020,050112.8,-015914.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.01:08:53.54:midtp
2000.145.01:08:55.92/tpzero/426,332,403,638,335,450,753,408,291,140
2000.145.01:08:56.14/tpzero/642,367,325,481,797,963,1575
2000.145.01:08:56.21:nw2c1=23
2000.145.01:09:01.52/pass/23,23,auto,275.0,275.0,273.8,275.0,-1.2,-0.0
2000.145.01:09:05.23/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.01:09:05.23:fastr=1m55s
2000.145.01:09:29.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.01:11:00.50:!2000.145.01:11:24
2000.145.01:11:24.00:preob
2000.145.01:11:24.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:11:26.89/tpical/38644,33260,10509,5085,26989,18252,10411,9152,11171,19844
2000.145.01:11:27.11/tpical/21828,32449,23158,20885,9660,14185,12135
2000.145.01:11:27.15:!2000.145.01:11:34
2000.145.01:11:34.00:tape
2000.145.01:11:34.11/tape/low,00075,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:11:34.11:st=for,135
2000.145.01:11:34.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.01:11:34.23:midob
2000.145.01:11:34.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:11:34.53/wx/14.4,982.2,31.9,0.6
2000.145.01:11:34.77/cable/+9.926494E-03
2000.145.01:11:34.84#setcl#time/165920258,3,2000,145,01,11,34.80,1.723,10.449,1
2000.145.01:11:34.84#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.01:11:37.85/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10732,11187
2000.145.01:11:37.92/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18916
2000.145.01:11:37.99/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31811
2000.145.01:11:38.06/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17377
2000.145.01:11:38.13/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20511
2000.145.01:11:38.44/tpi/36722,31814,10250,4905,25644,17377,9893,8809,10731,18913
2000.145.01:11:38.66/tpi/20170,29361,20511,19269,9133,13458,11183
2000.145.01:11:38.67/tsys1/129.5,149.4,260.8,162.6,129.1,132.7,121.0,168.0,162.8,138.3
2000.145.01:11:38.68/tsys2/82.7,65.9,53.5,81.6,111.0,120.7,70.8
2000.145.01:11:38.68:!2000.145.01:19:04
2000.145.01:12:55.65;"Phasecal levels at 145:01:12UT
2000.145.01:13:07.06;"VC1pcal=7.2mV
2000.145.01:13:14.85;"VC2pcal=10.0mV
2000.145.01:13:22.41;"VC3pcal=4.8mV
2000.145.01:13:32.82;"VC4pcal=4.0mV
2000.145.01:13:41.88;"VC5pcal=8.8mV
2000.145.01:13:52.48;"VC6pcal= 7.6mV
2000.145.01:14:00.99;"VC7pcal=5.6mV
2000.145.01:14:09.56;"VC8pcal=6.0mV
2000.145.01:14:17.50;"VC9pcal=8.0mV
2000.145.01:14:26.61;"VC10pcal=8.2mV
2000.145.01:14:38.28;"VC11pcal=8.8mV
2000.145.01:14:47.14;"VC12pcal=7.0mV
2000.145.01:14:55.39;"VC13pcal=4.8mV
2000.145.01:15:06.33;"VC14pcal=4.8mV
2000.145.01:15:18.15;"DataApcal=72mV
2000.145.01:15:27.41;"DataBpcal=72mV
2000.145.01:19:04.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.01:19:04.00:et
2000.145.01:19:04.13:!+3s
2000.145.01:19:07.14:tape
2000.145.01:19:07.24/tape/off,05127,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:19:07.24:postob
2000.145.01:19:07.24:source=1726+455,172727.7,453039.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.01:19:07.54:checkf135
2000.145.01:20:02.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.01:20:02.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.01:20:02.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.01:20:02.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.01:20:02.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.01:20:02.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.01:20:02.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.01:20:02.35/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,494.,170.,44.,8.,42.,2.,46.,6.,0.,4.,4.,$$$$$
2000.145.01:20:02.35/parity/0,228,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,16
2000.145.01:20:36.73:nw2c1=23
2000.145.01:20:37.29/pass/23,23,auto,275.0,275.0,273.8,275.0,-1.2,-0.0
2000.145.01:20:41.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.01:20:41.02:!2000.145.01:26:35
2000.145.01:22:58.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.01:26:35.00:preob
2000.145.01:26:35.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:26:37.90/tpical/32555,27978,8829,4385,22801,15494,8910,7835,9592,16868
2000.145.01:26:38.12/tpical/19667,29223,20860,19079,8905,12961,11424
2000.145.01:26:38.16:!2000.145.01:26:45
2000.145.01:26:45.00:tape
2000.145.01:26:45.11/tape/off,05112,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:26:45.11:st=for,135
2000.145.01:26:45.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.01:26:45.23:midob
2000.145.01:26:45.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:26:45.53/wx/14.2,982.3,33.4,0.6
2000.145.01:26:45.64#setcl#time/166011336,3,2000,145,01,26,45.59,1.704,10.702,0
2000.145.01:26:45.64#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.01:26:45.89/cable/+9.933646E-03
2000.145.01:26:48.97/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9146,10480
2000.145.01:26:49.05/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15951
2000.145.01:26:49.12/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26427
2000.145.01:26:49.19/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14657
2000.145.01:26:49.26/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18205
2000.145.01:26:49.57/tpi/30654,26427,8555,4209,21486,14657,8429,7478,9150,15951
2000.145.01:26:49.79/tpi/17999,26162,18205,17428,8358,12234,10459
2000.145.01:26:49.80/tsys1/109.1,115.4,204.1,139.2,110.3,116.4,109.5,135.9,137.5,118.3
2000.145.01:26:49.81/tsys2/73.0,59.2,47.3,72.1,97.0,108.8,64.6
2000.145.01:26:49.81:!2000.145.01:30:23
2000.145.01:30:23.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.01:30:23.00:et
2000.145.01:30:23.13:!+3s
2000.145.01:30:26.14:tape
2000.145.01:30:26.25/tape/off,07554,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:30:26.25:postob
2000.145.01:30:26.25:source=1803+784,180045.7,782804.0,2000.0,cw
2000.145.01:30:26.55:midtp
2000.145.01:30:28.93/tpzero/424,332,403,650,372,453,753,407,1207,140
2000.145.01:30:29.15/tpzero/633,368,323,477,806,966,1582
2000.145.01:30:29.22:nw2c2=24
2000.145.01:30:35.55/pass/24,24,auto,275.0,275.0,275.1,274.1,0.1,-0.9
2000.145.01:30:39.26/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.01:30:39.26:fastf=0m55s
2000.145.01:31:11.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.01:31:34.53:!2000.145.01:34:59
2000.145.01:34:59.00:preob
2000.145.01:34:59.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:35:01.89/tpical/32309,27796,8784,4348,22417,15296,8802,7680,4301,16631
2000.145.01:35:02.11/tpical/19764,29267,20933,19343,8977,13075,11484
2000.145.01:35:02.15:!2000.145.01:35:09
2000.145.01:35:09.00:tape
2000.145.01:35:09.10/tape/off,08773,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:35:09.10:st=rev,135
2000.145.01:35:09.22:data_valid=on
2000.145.01:35:09.22:midob
2000.145.01:35:09.52/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:35:09.52/wx/14.3,982.3,33.8,0.6
2000.145.01:35:09.64/cable/+9.924067E-03
2000.145.01:35:09.71#setcl#time/166061741,3,2000,145,01,35,09.66,1.727,10.842,1
2000.145.01:35:09.71#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.01:35:12.71/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9096,10518
2000.145.01:35:12.78/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,15694
2000.145.01:35:12.85/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26214
2000.145.01:35:12.92/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14416
2000.145.01:35:12.99/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18289
2000.145.01:35:13.30/tpi/30339,26202,8512,4160,21050,14421,8301,7346,9101,15696
2000.145.01:35:13.52/tpi/18058,26101,18274,17666,8433,12309,10523
2000.145.01:35:13.53?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i1 overflowed or were less than zero.
2000.145.01:35:13.54/tsys1/104.2,111.3,204.5,128.1,103.8,109.5,103.4,142.5,-11.3,114.1
2000.145.01:35:13.54/tsys2/71.7,57.1,47.4,72.0,98.4,104.0,65.3
2000.145.01:35:13.55:!2000.145.01:38:07
2000.145.01:38:05.52;"Why did IF1 Tsys go to -10? Everything looks OK!
2000.145.01:38:07.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.01:38:07.00:et
2000.145.01:38:07.12:!+3s
2000.145.01:38:10.13:tape
2000.145.01:38:10.23/tape/off,06782,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:38:10.23:postob
2000.145.01:38:10.23:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,cw
2000.145.01:38:10.53:checkr135
2000.145.01:39:05.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.01:39:05.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.01:39:05.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.01:39:05.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.01:39:05.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.01:39:05.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.01:39:05.04?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.01:39:05.05/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,656.,830.,44.,92.,34.,24.,26.,32.,26.,86.,8.
2000.145.01:39:05.05/parity/0,237,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.01:39:39.73:nw2c2=24
2000.145.01:39:40.29/pass/24,24,auto,275.0,275.0,275.1,274.1,0.1,-0.9
2000.145.01:39:43.97/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.01:39:43.97:!2000.145.01:40:20
2000.145.01:39:51.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.01:40:20.00:preob
2000.145.01:40:20.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:40:22.89/tpical/36553,31493,9914,4869,25637,17412,9974,8762,10635,18926
2000.145.01:40:23.11/tpical/20985,31270,22398,20122,9346,13681,11829
2000.145.01:40:23.15:!2000.145.01:40:30
2000.145.01:40:30.00:tape
2000.145.01:40:30.11/tape/off,06795,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:40:30.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.01:40:30.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.01:40:30.23:midob
2000.145.01:40:30.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:40:30.53/wx/14.1,982.4,32.7,0.6
2000.145.01:40:30.98/cable/+9.928204E-03
2000.145.01:40:31.05#setcl#time/166093874,3,2000,145,01,40,31.00,1.734,10.931,1
2000.145.01:40:31.05#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.01:40:34.05/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10171,10875
2000.145.01:40:34.12/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17967
2000.145.01:40:34.19/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29867
2000.145.01:40:34.26/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16534
2000.145.01:40:34.33/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19753
2000.145.01:40:34.64/tpi/34571,29867,9612,4669,24249,16534,9455,8407,10171,17967
2000.145.01:40:34.86/tpi/19332,28161,19753,18527,8829,12965,10875
2000.145.01:40:34.87/tsys1/118.2,124.6,209.2,137.9,118.0,125.6,115.0,154.6,132.5,127.5
2000.145.01:40:34.88/tsys2/79.4,62.8,51.6,79.4,108.9,117.6,68.4
2000.145.01:40:34.88:!2000.145.01:48:00
2000.145.01:40:54.95;"Tsys went back to normal (Thank the maker!)...
2000.145.01:48:00.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.01:48:00.00:et
2000.145.01:48:00.13:!+3s
2000.145.01:48:03.14:tape
2000.145.01:48:03.24/tape/off,01744,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:48:03.24:postob
2000.145.01:48:03.24:source=0727-115,073019.1,-114112.6,2000.0,cw
2000.145.01:48:03.54:nw2c2=24
2000.145.01:48:04.09/pass/24,24,auto,275.0,275.0,275.1,274.1,0.1,-0.9
2000.145.01:48:07.77/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.01:48:07.77:!2000.145.01:51:26
2000.145.01:49:10.47;tapepos=1620
2000.145.01:49:10.53;rw@!
2000.145.01:49:10.68;[email protected]:49:16.90
2000.145.01:49:16.90@et
2000.145.01:51:25.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.01:51:26.00:preob
2000.145.01:51:26.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:51:28.89/tpical/36725,31686,9992,4909,25964,17667,10092,8876,10716,19176
2000.145.01:51:29.11/tpical/20948,31334,22582,20219,9390,13679,11823
2000.145.01:51:29.15:!2000.145.01:51:36
2000.145.01:51:36.00:tape
2000.145.01:51:36.11/tape/off,01622,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:51:36.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.01:51:36.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.01:51:36.23:midob
2000.145.01:51:36.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.01:51:36.53/wx/14.0,982.5,31.4,0.6
2000.145.01:51:36.64/cable/+9.925643E-03
2000.145.01:51:36.71#setcl#time/166160440,3,2000,145,01,51,36.67,1.727,11.116,1
2000.145.01:51:36.71#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.01:51:39.72/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10276,10855
2000.145.01:51:39.79/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18250
2000.145.01:51:39.86/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30170
2000.145.01:51:39.93/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16802
2000.145.01:51:40.00/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19910
2000.145.01:51:40.31/tpi/34795,30178,9724,4727,24593,16811,9602,8533,10271,18247
2000.145.01:51:40.53/tpi/19334,28150,19933,18580,8847,12943,10858
2000.145.01:51:40.54/tsys1/122.2,135.8,238.6,153.7,121.2,131.1,123.9,162.5,139.7,133.7
2000.145.01:51:40.55/tsys2/81.3,61.3,52.0,77.5,104.0,114.2,67.5
2000.145.01:51:40.55:!2000.145.01:53:14
2000.145.01:53:14.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.01:53:14.00:et
2000.145.01:53:14.13:!+3s
2000.145.01:53:17.14:tape
2000.145.01:53:17.25/tape/off,00531,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.01:53:17.25:postob
2000.145.01:53:17.26:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,cw
2000.145.01:53:18.53:fastr=0m26s
2000.145.01:53:44.80:unlod
2000.145.01:53:44.80&unlod/check=*,-tp
2000.145.01:53:44.81&unlod/unloader
2000.145.01:53:44.81&unlod/xdisp=on
2000.145.01:53:44.82&unlod/"**************dismount this tape now************"
2000.145.01:53:44.82&unlod/wakeup
2000.145.01:53:44.83&unlod/xdisp=off
2000.145.01:53:44.83&unloader/!+5s
2000.145.01:53:44.83&unloader/enable=
2000.145.01:53:44.83&unloader/tape=off
2000.145.01:53:44.83&unloader/st=rev,80,off
2000.145.01:53:56.43/ !!!! wake up !!!!
2000.145.01:53:56.43:ready
2000.145.01:53:56.74/tpi/30579,26427,8551,4216,21507,14662,8455,7492,9166,15983
2000.145.01:53:56.96/tpi/17891,25935,18325,17464,8350,12192,10338
2000.145.01:53:59.35/tpzero/425,333,400,659,379,450,752,410,1214,141
2000.145.01:53:59.57/tpzero/620,362,326,480,806,967,1583
2000.145.01:54:04.00/tpical/32474,27911,8817,4395,22791,15505,8941,7826,9591,16894
2000.145.01:54:04.22/tpical/19498,28909,20929,19035,8849,12877,11236
2000.145.01:54:06.27/tsys1/109.2,120.6,210.2,136.3,112.9,115.7,108.7,145.5,128.4,119.3
2000.145.01:54:06.28/tsys2/75.4,60.4,48.5,75.9,106.1,115.0,68.4
2000.145.01:54:06.28/newtape/"to continue, use label command"
2000.145.01:56:07.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.01:58:10.49;label=jpl00653,ee84
2000.145.01:58:24.75/label/JPL00653,EE84
2000.145.01:58:24.75:nw2c1=1
2000.145.01:58:38.73/pass/1,1,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-330.5,-329.9,-0.5,0.1
2000.145.01:58:42.45/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.01:58:42.45:!2000.145.02:01:19
2000.145.01:59:04.18;"Tape machine cleaned and new tape inserted. Awaiting next observation...
2000.145.02:00:53.40;"WX: partly cloudy, light wind from the north...
2000.145.02:01:17.91;"Receiver temperature is 18 degrees Kelvin...
2000.145.02:01:19.00:preob
2000.145.02:01:19.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:01:21.89/tpical/32495,27897,8820,4407,22935,15563,9008,7872,9582,16973
2000.145.02:01:22.11/tpical/19524,29057,20976,18999,8864,12922,11214
2000.145.02:01:22.15:!2000.145.02:01:29
2000.145.02:01:29.00:tape
2000.145.02:01:29.11/tape/off,00114,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:01:29.11:st=for,135
2000.145.02:01:29.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.02:01:29.23:midob
2000.145.02:01:29.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:01:29.53/wx/13.8,982.5,32.4,0.6
2000.145.02:01:29.64/cable/+9.919893E-03
2000.145.02:01:29.71#setcl#time/166219739,3,2000,145,02,01,29.67,1.723,11.281,1
2000.145.02:01:29.71#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.02:01:32.71/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9140,10284
2000.145.02:01:32.78/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16024
2000.145.02:01:32.85/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26340
2000.145.02:01:32.92/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14695
2000.145.02:01:32.99/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18392
2000.145.02:01:33.30/tpi/30496,26348,8547,4222,21512,14707,8476,7500,9139,16023
2000.145.02:01:33.52/tpi/17936,26031,18331,17432,8378,12209,10278
2000.145.02:01:33.53/tsys1/103.2,115.2,204.7,132.1,101.9,114.3,99.6,130.7,122.7,114.7
2000.145.02:01:33.54/tsys2/76.5,59.5,47.8,75.9,109.4,110.7,65.2
2000.145.02:01:33.54:!2000.145.02:07:35
2000.145.02:02:25.73;"Phasecal present in all video converters...
2000.145.02:07:35.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.02:07:35.00:et
2000.145.02:07:35.12:!+3s
2000.145.02:07:38.13:tape
2000.145.02:07:38.23/tape/off,04220,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:07:38.23:postob
2000.145.02:07:38.23:source=1334-127,133739.8,-125724.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.02:07:38.53:checkf135
2000.145.02:08:33.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:08:33.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.02:08:33.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:08:33.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.02:08:33.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:08:33.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:08:33.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:08:33.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:08:33.36/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,824.,514.,20.,30.,104.,14.,26.,12.,6.,4.,2.,$$$$$
2000.145.02:08:33.36/parity/0,157,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,33
2000.145.02:09:07.72:nw2c1=1
2000.145.02:09:08.41/pass/1,1,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-329.7,-330.7,0.3,-0.7
2000.145.02:09:12.13/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.02:09:12.13:!2000.145.02:12:34
2000.145.02:11:33.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.02:12:34.00:preob
2000.145.02:12:34.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:12:36.89/tpical/39713,34397,10908,5330,28260,19162,10956,9608,11563,20859
2000.145.02:12:37.11/tpical/21627,32460,23529,20982,9696,14183,12241
2000.145.02:12:37.15:!2000.145.02:12:44
2000.145.02:12:44.00:tape
2000.145.02:12:44.11/tape/off,04206,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:12:44.11:st=for,135
2000.145.02:12:44.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.02:12:44.23:midob
2000.145.02:12:44.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:12:44.53/wx/13.5,982.6,33.5,0.6
2000.145.02:12:44.89/cable/+9.924288E-03
2000.145.02:12:44.96#setcl#time/166287263,3,2000,145,02,12,44.92,1.716,11.468,1
2000.145.02:12:44.96#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.02:12:47.96/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11106,12350
2000.145.02:12:48.03/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19913
2000.145.02:12:48.10/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32846
2000.145.02:12:48.17/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18341
2000.145.02:12:48.24/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20878
2000.145.02:12:48.55/tpi/37801,32846,10643,5142,26848,18341,10426,9259,11114,19913
2000.145.02:12:48.77/tpi/20017,29344,20878,19355,9164,13475,11918
2000.145.02:12:48.78/tsys1/134.1,143.8,265.2,163.6,128.6,149.5,125.2,173.9,151.3,143.4
2000.145.02:12:48.79/tsys2/84.6,65.3,54.4,81.4,110.3,124.0,224.6
2000.145.02:12:48.79:!2000.145.02:14:22
2000.145.02:14:22.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.02:14:22.00:et
2000.145.02:14:22.14:!+3s
2000.145.02:14:25.15:tape
2000.145.02:14:25.26/tape/off,05297,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:14:25.26:postob
2000.145.02:14:25.27:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,cw
2000.145.02:14:26.54:nw2c1=1
2000.145.02:14:27.12/pass/1,1,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-329.7,-330.7,0.3,-0.7
2000.145.02:14:30.85/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.02:14:30.85:!2000.145.02:15:58
2000.145.02:15:17.05;"Looks like we picked up ground reflection with IF2...
2000.145.02:15:47.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.02:15:58.00:preob
2000.145.02:15:58.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:16:00.89/tpical/32465,28046,8812,4438,23027,15692,9064,7931,9610,17070
2000.145.02:16:01.11/tpical/19663,29334,21423,19448,8991,13108,11464
2000.145.02:16:01.15:!2000.145.02:16:08
2000.145.02:16:08.00:tape
2000.145.02:16:08.11/tape/off,05297,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:16:08.11:st=for,135
2000.145.02:16:08.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.02:16:08.23:midob
2000.145.02:16:08.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:16:08.54/wx/13.4,982.6,33.9,0.6
2000.145.02:16:08.81/cable/+9.924893E-03
2000.145.02:16:08.89#setcl#time/166307654,3,2000,145,02,16,08.84,1.728,11.525,1
2000.145.02:16:08.89#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.02:16:11.89/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9151,10489
2000.145.02:16:11.96/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16104
2000.145.02:16:12.03/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26401
2000.145.02:16:12.10/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14805
2000.145.02:16:12.17/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18688
2000.145.02:16:12.48/tpi/30525,26401,8535,4252,21625,14805,8529,7581,9151,16100
2000.145.02:16:12.70/tpi/18020,26204,18688,17811,8479,12409,10496
2000.145.02:16:12.71/tsys1/106.4,108.7,201.5,132.5,104.0,111.0,99.7,140.6,118.6,112.9
2000.145.02:16:12.72/tsys2/74.3,58.0,47.1,74.3,105.2,114.9,64.6
2000.145.02:16:12.72:!2000.145.02:20:41
2000.145.02:20:41.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.02:20:41.00:et
2000.145.02:20:41.12:!+3s
2000.145.02:20:44.13:tape
2000.145.02:20:44.23/tape/off,08356,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:20:44.23:postob
2000.145.02:20:44.23:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,cw
2000.145.02:20:44.53:midtp
2000.145.02:20:46.91/tpzero/425,333,398,674,378,450,754,415,1208,140
2000.145.02:20:47.14/tpzero/581,363,326,480,798,973,1569
2000.145.02:20:47.21:nw2c2=2
2000.145.02:20:53.20/pass/2,2,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-329.2,-330.7,0.8,-0.7
2000.145.02:20:56.88/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.02:20:56.88:fastf=0m21s
2000.145.02:21:17.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.02:21:18.15:!2000.145.02:22:54
2000.145.02:22:54.00:preob
2000.145.02:22:54.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:22:56.89/tpical/34713,29970,9453,4700,24711,16827,9669,8487,10191,18292
2000.145.02:22:57.11/tpical/20339,30394,22087,19702,9132,13364,11607
2000.145.02:22:57.15:!2000.145.02:23:04
2000.145.02:23:04.00:tape
2000.145.02:23:04.11/tape/low,08778,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:23:04.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.02:23:04.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.02:23:04.23:midob
2000.145.02:23:04.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:23:04.53/wx/13.3,982.7,34.6,0.6
2000.145.02:23:04.90/cable/+9.905199E-03
2000.145.02:23:04.97#setcl#time/166349261,3,2000,145,02,23,04.92,1.732,11.641,1
2000.145.02:23:04.97#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.02:23:07.97/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9732,10520
2000.145.02:23:08.05/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17318
2000.145.02:23:08.12/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28361
2000.145.02:23:08.19/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15925
2000.145.02:23:08.26/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19108
2000.145.02:23:08.57/tpi/32715,28361,9158,4517,23292,15925,9170,8126,9730,17318
2000.145.02:23:08.79/tpi/18425,26966,19108,17897,8535,12496,10510
2000.145.02:23:08.80/tsys1/110.9,119.5,203.7,144.1,110.8,117.7,115.7,146.5,126.8,121.0
2000.145.02:23:08.81/tsys2/65.4,54.5,44.3,67.7,91.0,93.2,57.2
2000.145.02:23:08.81:!2000.145.02:30:34
2000.145.02:30:34.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.02:30:34.00:et
2000.145.02:30:34.13:!+3s
2000.145.02:30:37.14:tape
2000.145.02:30:37.25/tape/off,03726,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:30:37.25:postob
2000.145.02:30:37.25:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,cw
2000.145.02:30:37.55:checkr135
2000.145.02:31:32.05?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:31:32.05?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.02:31:32.05?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:31:32.05?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.02:31:32.05?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:31:32.05?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:31:32.05/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,826.,490.,32.,84.,60.,106.,38.,96.,72.,84.,44.
2000.145.02:31:32.05/parity/0,55,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.02:32:06.75:nw2c2=2
2000.145.02:32:07.32/pass/2,2,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-329.2,-329.9,0.8,0.1
2000.145.02:32:11.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.02:32:11.02:!2000.145.02:35:21
2000.145.02:32:34.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.02:35:21.00:preob
2000.145.02:35:21.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:35:23.89/tpical/34260,29616,9300,4657,24309,16582,9541,8373,10097,18025
2000.145.02:35:24.11/tpical/20697,31146,22626,20048,9274,13580,11829
2000.145.02:35:24.15:!2000.145.02:35:31
2000.145.02:35:31.00:tape
2000.145.02:35:31.12/tape/off,03738,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:35:31.12:st=rev,135
2000.145.02:35:31.24:data_valid=on
2000.145.02:35:31.24:midob
2000.145.02:35:31.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:35:31.54/wx/13.1,982.9,34.7,0.6
2000.145.02:35:31.85/cable/+9.920578E-03
2000.145.02:35:31.93#setcl#time/166423956,3,2000,145,02,35,31.88,1.722,11.848,1
2000.145.02:35:31.93#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.02:35:34.93/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9643,10845
2000.145.02:35:35.00/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17057
2000.145.02:35:35.07/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27999
2000.145.02:35:35.14/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15705
2000.145.02:35:35.21/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19808
2000.145.02:35:35.52/tpi/32282,27999,9014,4474,22879,15705,9031,8007,9640,17056
2000.145.02:35:35.74/tpi/19016,27957,19808,18434,8760,12854,10840
2000.145.02:35:35.75/tsys1/110.5,117.4,206.7,142.4,107.9,119.3,111.3,142.3,126.6,119.8
2000.145.02:35:35.76/tsys2/77.0,60.7,48.5,78.1,108.7,114.9,65.8
2000.145.02:35:35.76:!2000.145.02:37:22
2000.145.02:37:22.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.02:37:22.00:et
2000.145.02:37:22.13:!+3s
2000.145.02:37:25.14:tape
2000.145.02:37:25.25/tape/off,02501,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:37:25.25:postob
2000.145.02:37:25.26:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.02:37:25.57:midtp
2000.145.02:37:27.96/tpzero/426,332,389,678,378,450,758,414,1213,140
2000.145.02:37:28.18/tpzero/583,354,321,481,800,972,1577
2000.145.02:37:28.26:nw2c1=3
2000.145.02:37:33.94/pass/3,3,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-274.4,-274.0,0.6,1.0
2000.145.02:37:37.65/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.02:37:37.65:fastr=1m49s
2000.145.02:39:26.92:!2000.145.02:42:48
2000.145.02:40:44.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.02:42:48.00:preob
2000.145.02:42:48.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:42:50.89/tpical/32077,27753,8698,4404,22850,15669,9059,7927,9514,17018
2000.145.02:42:51.11/tpical/19961,29836,21806,19735,9099,13263,11655
2000.145.02:42:51.15:!2000.145.02:42:58
2000.145.02:42:58.00:tape
2000.145.02:42:58.11/tape/low,00067,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:42:58.11:st=for,135
2000.145.02:42:58.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.02:42:58.23:midob
2000.145.02:42:58.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:42:58.54/wx/12.9,982.9,35.1,0.6
2000.145.02:42:58.97/cable/+9.919095E-03
2000.145.02:42:59.05#setcl#time/166468667,3,2000,145,02,42,59.00,1.724,11.972,1
2000.145.02:42:59.05#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.02:43:02.05/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9051,10537
2000.145.02:43:02.12/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16051
2000.145.02:43:02.19/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26066
2000.145.02:43:02.26/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,14776
2000.145.02:43:02.33/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19019
2000.145.02:43:02.64/tpi/30089,26066,8422,4213,21471,14776,8554,7583,9051,16051
2000.145.02:43:02.86/tpi/18246,26599,19019,18067,8554,12547,10537
2000.145.02:43:02.87/tsys1/102.4,104.6,199.7,127.0,104.9,110.1,105.9,143.0,116.1,112.9
2000.145.02:43:02.88/tsys2/72.3,56.9,47.1,74.0,99.9,113.5,56.3
2000.145.02:43:02.88:!2000.145.02:47:17
2000.145.02:47:17.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.02:47:17.00:et
2000.145.02:47:17.13:!+3s
2000.145.02:47:20.14:tape
2000.145.02:47:20.25/tape/off,02969,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:47:20.25:postob
2000.145.02:47:20.25:source=1334-127,133739.8,-125724.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.02:47:20.55:checkf135
2000.145.02:48:15.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:48:15.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.02:48:15.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:48:15.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.02:48:15.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:48:15.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:48:15.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:48:15.36?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:48:15.36?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.02:48:15.37/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1963.,608.,136.,98.,232.,24.,40.,10.,16.,28.,12.,$$$$$
2000.145.02:48:15.37/parity/0,240,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,31
2000.145.02:48:49.76:nw2c1=3
2000.145.02:48:50.32/pass/3,3,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-274.4,-274.8,0.6,0.2
2000.145.02:48:54.00/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.02:48:54.00:!2000.145.02:51:47
2000.145.02:49:12.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.02:51:47.00:preob
2000.145.02:51:47.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:51:49.89/tpical/38176,33178,10485,5190,27803,19001,10846,9536,11189,20584
2000.145.02:51:50.11/tpical/21795,32630,23832,21064,9697,14235,12304
2000.145.02:51:50.15:!2000.145.02:51:57
2000.145.02:51:57.00:tape
2000.145.02:51:57.11/tape/off,02954,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:51:57.11:st=for,135
2000.145.02:51:57.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.02:51:57.23:midob
2000.145.02:51:57.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:51:57.53/wx/12.8,983.0,36.1,0.6
2000.145.02:51:57.93/cable/+9.921956E-03
2000.145.02:51:58.01#setcl#time/166522562,3,2000,145,02,51,57.96,1.722,12.122,1
2000.145.02:51:58.01#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.02:52:01.01/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10734,11293
2000.145.02:52:01.09/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19571
2000.145.02:52:01.16/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31487
2000.145.02:52:01.23/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18069
2000.145.02:52:01.30/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21021
2000.145.02:52:01.61/tpi/36207,31487,10212,4996,26322,18069,10315,9155,10720,19571
2000.145.02:52:01.83/tpi/20021,29386,21021,19359,9182,13464,11290
2000.145.02:52:01.84/tsys1/124.7,126.4,246.8,152.7,120.2,129.7,123.5,157.4,139.1,131.6
2000.145.02:52:01.85/tsys2/76.9,62.8,51.7,77.7,114.3,113.7,67.2
2000.145.02:52:01.85:!2000.145.02:55:06
2000.145.02:55:06.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.02:55:06.00:et
2000.145.02:55:06.13:!+3s
2000.145.02:55:09.14:tape
2000.145.02:55:09.25/tape/off,05069,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.02:55:09.25:postob
2000.145.02:55:09.25:source=3c418,203837.0,511912.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.02:55:09.55:nw2c1=3
2000.145.02:55:10.11/pass/3,3,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-274.4,-274.8,0.6,0.2
2000.145.02:55:13.79/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.02:55:13.79:!2000.145.02:59:54
2000.145.02:56:37.99;"WX: partly cloudy, light wind from the north...
2000.145.02:56:42.47;"Phasecal present in all video converters...
2000.145.02:56:46.31;"Receiver temperature is 18 degrees Kelvin...
2000.145.02:57:50.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.02:59:54.00:preob
2000.145.02:59:54.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.02:59:56.89/tpical/32750,28312,8963,4537,23981,16446,9532,8341,9735,17857
2000.145.02:59:57.11/tpical/20160,30214,22031,19706,9113,13308,11684
2000.145.02:59:57.15:!2000.145.03:00:04
2000.145.03:00:04.00:tape
2000.145.03:00:04.11/tape/off,05069,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:00:04.11:st=for,135
2000.145.03:00:04.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.03:00:04.23:midob
2000.145.03:00:04.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:00:04.53/wx/12.7,983.0,37.5,0.7
2000.145.03:00:04.73/cable/+9.931592E-03
2000.145.03:00:04.81#setcl#time/166571241,3,2000,145,03,00,04.76,1.723,12.257,1
2000.145.03:00:04.81#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.03:00:07.81/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9272,10680
2000.145.03:00:07.88/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16842
2000.145.03:00:07.95/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26669
2000.145.03:00:08.02/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15514
2000.145.03:00:08.09/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19166
2000.145.03:00:08.40/tpi/30824,26677,8680,4340,22517,15514,8976,7977,9270,16838
2000.145.03:00:08.62/tpi/18473,26951,19166,18072,8602,12583,10688
2000.145.03:00:08.63/tsys1/108.3,110.5,201.0,127.5,103.7,110.9,101.4,142.5,118.9,112.4
2000.145.03:00:08.64/tsys2/74.4,57.2,46.2,75.6,107.2,112.4,64.2
2000.145.03:00:08.64:!2000.145.03:05:07
2000.145.03:05:07.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.03:05:07.00:et
2000.145.03:05:07.13:!+3s
2000.145.03:05:10.14:tape
2000.145.03:05:10.25/tape/off,08466,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:05:10.25:postob
2000.145.03:05:10.25:source=2201+315,220315.0,314538.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.03:05:10.55:midtp
2000.145.03:05:12.94/tpzero/441,333,402,667,376,451,757,411,1205,140
2000.145.03:05:13.17/tpzero/587,366,322,479,781,968,1566
2000.145.03:05:13.24:nw2c2=4
2000.145.03:05:19.02/pass/4,4,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-273.1,-275.6,1.9,-0.6
2000.145.03:05:22.71/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.03:05:22.71:fastf=0m14s
2000.145.03:05:36.99:!2000.145.03:06:00
2000.145.03:05:47.26#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.03:06:00.00:preob
2000.145.03:06:00.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:06:02.89/tpical/39652,34460,10931,5389,29232,20051,11461,10099,11592,21698
2000.145.03:06:03.11/tpical/22394,33547,24568,21575,9912,14525,12541
2000.145.03:06:03.15:!2000.145.03:06:10
2000.145.03:06:10.00:tape
2000.145.03:06:10.11/tape/low,08764,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:06:10.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.03:06:10.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.03:06:10.23:midob
2000.145.03:06:10.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:06:10.54/wx/12.6,983.1,38.9,0.7
2000.145.03:06:10.88/cable/+9.923585E-03
2000.145.03:06:10.95#setcl#time/166607854,3,2000,145,03,06,10.90,1.728,12.359,1
2000.145.03:06:10.95#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.03:06:13.95/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11128,11638
2000.145.03:06:14.02/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20680
2000.145.03:06:14.09/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32851
2000.145.03:06:14.16/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19113
2000.145.03:06:14.23/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21725
2000.145.03:06:14.54/tpi/37723,32851,10664,5203,27793,19113,10931,9722,11131,20680
2000.145.03:06:14.76/tpi/20683,30343,21725,19942,9399,13783,11614
2000.145.03:06:14.77/tsys1/132.6,138.6,263.7,167.3,130.7,136.5,131.7,169.4,147.7,138.4
2000.145.03:06:14.78/tsys2/82.5,65.7,52.8,83.7,117.9,121.2,76.1
2000.145.03:06:14.78:!2000.145.03:10:28
2000.145.03:10:28.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.03:10:28.00:et
2000.145.03:10:28.13:!+3s
2000.145.03:10:31.14:tape
2000.145.03:10:31.25/tape/off,05873,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:10:31.25:postob
2000.145.03:10:31.25:source=1308+326,131028.7,322043.8,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.03:10:31.55:checkr135
2000.145.03:11:26.10?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:11:26.10?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.03:11:26.10?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:11:26.10?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.03:11:26.10?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:11:26.10?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:11:26.10?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:11:26.11/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1582.,854.,78.,214.,72.,84.,126.,120.,202.,154.,312.
2000.145.03:11:26.11/parity/0,28,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.03:12:00.75:nw2c2=4
2000.145.03:12:01.32/pass/4,4,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-273.1,-275.6,1.9,-0.6
2000.145.03:12:05.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.03:12:05.05:!2000.145.03:14:27
2000.145.03:12:06.22;tape
2000.145.03:12:06.33/tape/off,05887,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:13:36.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.03:14:27.00:preob
2000.145.03:14:27.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:14:29.89/tpical/32693,28359,9005,4533,23935,16522,9553,8347,9760,17902
2000.145.03:14:30.11/tpical/20249,30210,22352,19959,9197,13396,12925
2000.145.03:14:30.15:!2000.145.03:14:37
2000.145.03:14:37.00:tape
2000.145.03:14:37.11/tape/off,05887,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:14:37.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.03:14:37.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.03:14:37.23:midob
2000.145.03:14:37.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:14:37.53/wx/12.4,983.2,41.6,0.7
2000.145.03:14:37.82/cable/+9.909800E-03
2000.145.03:14:37.89#setcl#time/166658547,3,2000,145,03,14,37.84,1.728,12.500,1
2000.145.03:14:37.89#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.03:14:40.89/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9300,11998
2000.145.03:14:40.96/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16877
2000.145.03:14:41.03/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26711
2000.145.03:14:41.10/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15571
2000.145.03:14:41.17/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19325
2000.145.03:14:41.48/tpi/30754,26711,8737,4346,22420,15571,9016,7959,9298,16883
2000.145.03:14:41.70/tpi/18519,26945,19325,18255,8646,12672,11982
2000.145.03:14:41.71/tsys1/107.2,109.8,213.4,135.0,99.8,109.1,105.5,133.5,120.2,112.7
2000.145.03:14:41.72/tsys2/72.8,57.1,44.1,73.2,100.2,113.5,77.5
2000.145.03:14:41.72:!2000.145.03:22:07
2000.145.03:22:07.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.03:22:07.00:et
2000.145.03:22:07.13:!+3s
2000.145.03:22:10.14:tape
2000.145.03:22:10.25/tape/off,00835,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:22:10.25:postob
2000.145.03:22:10.25:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.03:22:10.55:midtp
2000.145.03:22:12.93/tpzero/426,333,399,666,379,454,756,410,1207,140
2000.145.03:22:13.15/tpzero/598,367,324,479,797,971,1567
2000.145.03:22:13.22:nw2c1=5
2000.145.03:22:18.48/pass/5,5,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-219.1,-220.6,0.9,-0.6
2000.145.03:22:22.18/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.03:22:22.18:fastr=0m35s
2000.145.03:22:57.45:!2000.145.03:24:32
2000.145.03:24:28.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.03:24:32.00:preob
2000.145.03:24:32.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:24:34.89/tpical/32664,28375,9007,4552,24043,16630,9617,8398,9769,18015
2000.145.03:24:35.11/tpical/20234,30188,22111,19937,9212,13428,11922
2000.145.03:24:35.15:!2000.145.03:24:42
2000.145.03:24:42.00:tape
2000.145.03:24:42.11/tape/low,00065,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:24:42.11:st=for,135
2000.145.03:24:42.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.03:24:42.23:midob
2000.145.03:24:42.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:24:42.54/wx/12.1,983.3,43.3,0.8
2000.145.03:24:42.67/cable/+9.907323E-03
2000.145.03:24:42.75#setcl#time/166719032,3,2000,145,03,24,42.70,1.724,12.668,1
2000.145.03:24:42.75#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.03:24:45.75/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9301,10854
2000.145.03:24:45.82/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,16978
2000.145.03:24:45.89/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,26637
2000.145.03:24:45.96/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15703
2000.145.03:24:46.03/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19204
2000.145.03:24:46.34/tpi/30703,26600,8742,4355,22542,15671,9054,8012,9298,16974
2000.145.03:24:46.56/tpi/18505,26950,19204,18239,8690,12689,10876
2000.145.03:24:46.57/tsys1/105.9,101.5,216.0,128.5,101.3,108.9,101.1,135.1,117.8,110.9
2000.145.03:24:46.58/tsys2/72.7,57.6,45.6,73.4,106.1,111.3,62.5
2000.145.03:24:46.58:!2000.145.03:26:20
2000.145.03:26:20.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.03:26:20.00:et
2000.145.03:26:20.13:!+3s
2000.145.03:26:23.14:tape
2000.145.03:26:23.25/tape/off,01156,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:26:23.25:postob
2000.145.03:26:23.26:source=1334-127,133739.8,-125724.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.03:26:24.53:checkf135
2000.145.03:27:19.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:27:19.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.03:27:19.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:27:19.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.03:27:19.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:27:19.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:27:19.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:27:19.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:27:19.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:27:19.37/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1668.,790.,54.,34.,278.,24.,24.,8.,10.,4.,12.,$$$$$
2000.145.03:27:19.37/parity/0,179,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,48
2000.145.03:27:53.74:nw2c1=5
2000.145.03:27:54.30/pass/5,5,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-219.1,-220.6,0.9,-0.6
2000.145.03:27:58.03/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.03:27:58.03:!2000.145.03:28:36
2000.145.03:28:22.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.03:28:36.00:preob
2000.145.03:28:36.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:28:38.89/tpical/36308,31538,9987,5014,26989,18499,10653,9382,10718,20044
2000.145.03:28:39.11/tpical/21306,32131,23452,20796,9524,13950,12160
2000.145.03:28:39.15:!2000.145.03:28:46
2000.145.03:28:46.00:tape
2000.145.03:28:46.11/tape/off,01147,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:28:46.11:st=for,135
2000.145.03:28:46.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.03:28:46.23:midob
2000.145.03:28:46.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:28:46.54/wx/12.0,983.3,44.3,0.8
2000.145.03:28:46.65#setcl#time/166743422,3,2000,145,03,28,46.61,1.734,12.736,2
2000.145.03:28:46.65#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.03:28:46.89/cable/+9.919487E-03
2000.145.03:28:49.96/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10250,11144
2000.145.03:28:50.03/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18996
2000.145.03:28:50.10/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29882
2000.145.03:28:50.17/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17540
2000.145.03:28:50.24/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20574
2000.145.03:28:50.55/tpi/34347,29882,9717,4818,25400,17540,10090,8981,10244,18996
2000.145.03:28:50.77/tpi/19652,28802,20574,19112,9012,13216,11146
2000.145.03:28:50.78/tsys1/118.7,122.4,236.7,145.3,108.0,122.2,113.7,146.6,130.8,123.4
2000.145.03:28:50.79/tsys2/80.9,60.0,49.4,77.7,112.6,117.1,66.3
2000.145.03:28:50.79:!2000.145.03:31:55
2000.145.03:31:55.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.03:31:55.00:et
2000.145.03:31:55.13:!+3s
2000.145.03:31:58.14:tape
2000.145.03:31:58.25/tape/off,03262,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:31:58.25:postob
2000.145.03:31:58.26:source=1357+769,135755.4,764321.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.03:31:58.51:nw2c1=5
2000.145.03:31:59.08/pass/5,5,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-219.1,-220.6,0.9,-0.6
2000.145.03:32:02.80/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.03:32:02.80:!2000.145.03:35:19
2000.145.03:34:59.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.03:35:19.00:preob
2000.145.03:35:19.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:35:21.89/tpical/33125,28878,9197,4613,24358,16867,9737,8488,9936,18271
2000.145.03:35:22.11/tpical/20399,30545,22337,20133,9246,13507,12735
2000.145.03:35:22.15:!2000.145.03:35:29
2000.145.03:35:29.00:tape
2000.145.03:35:29.11/tape/off,03262,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:35:29.11:st=for,135
2000.145.03:35:29.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.03:35:29.23:midob
2000.145.03:35:29.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:35:29.54/wx/11.7,983.4,45.6,0.8
2000.145.03:35:29.85/cable/+9.909932E-03
2000.145.03:35:29.92#setcl#time/166783749,3,2000,145,03,35,29.88,1.719,12.848,1
2000.145.03:35:29.92#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.03:35:32.93/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9457,11669
2000.145.03:35:33.00/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17217
2000.145.03:35:33.07/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27152
2000.145.03:35:33.14/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,15897
2000.145.03:35:33.21/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19439
2000.145.03:35:33.52/tpi/31113,27152,8929,4415,22796,15897,9183,8094,9462,17220
2000.145.03:35:33.74/tpi/18676,27221,19439,18443,8742,12804,11695
2000.145.03:35:33.75/tsys1/104.6,106.6,218.3,129.9,98.5,109.2,104.3,133.8,119.5,111.5
2000.145.03:35:33.76/tsys2/73.7,56.7,46.3,74.6,110.7,118.2,68.4
2000.145.03:35:33.76:!2000.145.03:42:59
2000.145.03:42:59.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.03:42:59.00:et
2000.145.03:42:59.12:!+3s
2000.145.03:43:02.13:tape
2000.145.03:43:02.24/tape/off,08313,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:43:02.24:postob
2000.145.03:43:02.24:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.03:43:02.54:midtp
2000.145.03:43:04.92/tpzero/427,334,395,666,382,453,761,408,1206,140
2000.145.03:43:05.14/tpzero/592,363,324,480,801,966,1566
2000.145.03:43:05.21:nw2c2=6
2000.145.03:43:10.82/pass/6,6,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-221.1,-220.6,-1.1,-0.6
2000.145.03:43:14.55/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.03:43:14.55:fastf=0m21s
2000.145.03:43:35.82:!2000.145.03:44:31
2000.145.03:44:26.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.03:44:31.00:preob
2000.145.03:44:31.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:44:33.89/tpical/34183,29618,9382,4764,25550,17579,10131,8903,10149,19026
2000.145.03:44:34.11/tpical/20425,30571,22336,19942,9203,13467,11708
2000.145.03:44:34.15:!2000.145.03:44:41
2000.145.03:44:41.00:tape
2000.145.03:44:41.11/tape/low,08768,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:44:41.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.03:44:41.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.03:44:41.23:midob
2000.145.03:44:41.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:44:41.53/wx/11.4,983.5,46.5,0.8
2000.145.03:44:41.93/cable/+9.905617E-03
2000.145.03:44:42.00#setcl#time/166838956,3,2000,145,03,44,41.96,1.717,13.001,1
2000.145.03:44:42.00#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.03:44:45.00/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9676,10703
2000.145.03:44:45.07/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17966
2000.145.03:44:45.14/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27959
2000.145.03:44:45.21/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16611
2000.145.03:44:45.28/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19455
2000.145.03:44:45.59/tpi/32199,27959,9098,4577,23992,16611,9581,8510,9677,17966
2000.145.03:44:45.81/tpi/18745,27302,19455,18298,8692,12723,10697
2000.145.03:44:45.82/tsys1/109.9,114.2,210.2,143.5,104.0,114.5,110.0,141.4,123.1,115.4
2000.145.03:44:45.83/tsys2/75.9,57.9,46.6,76.1,108.4,110.9,63.4
2000.145.03:44:45.84:!2000.145.03:49:07
2000.145.03:49:07.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.03:49:07.00:et
2000.145.03:49:07.13:!+3s
2000.145.03:49:10.14:tape
2000.145.03:49:10.25/tape/off,05786,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:49:10.25:postob
2000.145.03:49:10.25:source=3c371,180650.7,694928.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.03:49:10.55:checkr135
2000.145.03:50:05.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:50:05.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.03:50:05.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:50:05.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.03:50:05.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:50:05.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.03:50:05.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2824.,2149.,260.,356.,166.,180.,280.,238.,268.,238.,162.
2000.145.03:50:05.04/parity/0,0,2,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.03:50:15.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.03:50:39.75:nw2c2=6
2000.145.03:50:40.32/pass/6,6,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-221.1,-220.6,-1.1,-0.6
2000.145.03:50:44.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.03:50:44.05:!2000.145.03:51:20
2000.145.03:51:20.00:preob
2000.145.03:51:20.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:51:22.89/tpical/33233,28949,9224,4670,24959,17282,9954,8711,9980,18712
2000.145.03:51:23.11/tpical/20308,30291,22203,19960,9177,13391,12912
2000.145.03:51:23.15:!2000.145.03:51:30
2000.145.03:51:30.00:tape
2000.145.03:51:30.11/tape/off,05800,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:51:30.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.03:51:30.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.03:51:30.23:midob
2000.145.03:51:30.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.03:51:30.53/wx/11.2,983.5,47.7,0.8
2000.145.03:51:30.64/cable/+9.899918E-03
2000.145.03:51:30.71#setcl#time/166879825,3,2000,145,03,51,30.67,1.739,13.114,2
2000.145.03:51:30.71#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.03:51:33.71/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9488,11878
2000.145.03:51:33.78/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,17600
2000.145.03:51:33.85/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27158
2000.145.03:51:33.92/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16259
2000.145.03:51:33.99/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19266
2000.145.03:51:34.30/tpi/31283,27146,8964,4475,23307,16278,9368,8309,9491,17606
2000.145.03:51:34.52/tpi/18586,26984,19244,18256,8657,12672,11872
2000.145.03:51:34.53/tsys1/108.5,102.0,226.1,134.0,95.2,108.1,100.8,134.8,116.2,108.3
2000.145.03:51:34.54/tsys2/73.4,56.5,44.9,73.2,106.1,114.3,69.6
2000.145.03:51:34.54:!2000.145.03:59:00
2000.145.03:59:00.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.03:59:00.00:et
2000.145.03:59:00.12:!+3s
2000.145.03:59:03.13:tape
2000.145.03:59:03.23/tape/off,00749,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.03:59:03.23:postob
2000.145.03:59:03.23:source=2201+315,220315.0,314538.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.03:59:03.53:midtp
2000.145.03:59:05.91/tpzero/429,335,394,652,381,453,761,411,1208,141
2000.145.03:59:06.14/tpzero/646,357,319,479,796,968,1572
2000.145.03:59:06.21:nw2c1=7
2000.145.03:59:11.67/pass/7,7,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-166.2,-165.5,-1.2,-0.5
2000.145.03:59:15.43/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.03:59:15.43:fastr=0m31s
2000.145.03:59:46.71:!2000.145.04:00:31
2000.145.04:00:19.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.04:00:31.00:preob
2000.145.04:00:31.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:00:33.89/tpical/38208,33347,10644,5332,29066,20040,11478,10109,11306,21679
2000.145.04:00:34.11/tpical/21650,32451,23775,20862,9598,14051,12231
2000.145.04:00:34.15:!2000.145.04:00:41
2000.145.04:00:41.00:tape
2000.145.04:00:41.11/tape/low,00068,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:00:41.11:st=for,135
2000.145.04:00:41.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.04:00:41.23:midob
2000.145.04:00:41.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:00:41.54/wx/11.0,983.7,49.4,0.9
2000.145.04:00:41.73/cable/+9.892017E-03
2000.145.04:00:41.80#setcl#time/166934934,3,2000,145,04,00,41.76,1.718,13.268,1
2000.145.04:00:41.80#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.04:00:44.81/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10802,11219
2000.145.04:00:44.88/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20561
2000.145.04:00:44.95/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31511
2000.145.04:00:45.02/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18987
2000.145.04:00:45.09/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20847
2000.145.04:00:45.40/tpi/36235,31513,10335,5130,27409,18987,10889,9690,10802,20556
2000.145.04:00:45.62/tpi/19945,29075,20847,19188,9082,13353,11214
2000.145.04:00:45.63/tsys1/124.5,116.6,220.7,152.1,111.9,120.7,118.0,151.9,130.6,124.7
2000.145.04:00:45.64/tsys2/79.5,59.7,49.2,78.5,112.7,124.6,66.6
2000.145.04:00:45.64:!2000.145.04:08:11
2000.145.04:08:11.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.04:08:11.00:et
2000.145.04:08:11.13:!+3s
2000.145.04:08:14.14:tape
2000.145.04:08:14.24/tape/off,05119,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:08:14.24:postob
2000.145.04:08:14.24:source=1334-127,133739.8,-125724.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.04:08:14.54:checkf135
2000.145.04:09:09.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:09:09.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.04:09:09.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:09:09.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.04:09:09.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:09:09.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:09:09.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:09:09.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:09:09.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:09:09.35/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1754.,1068.,60.,56.,128.,42.,42.,50.,4.,0.,4.,$$$$$
2000.145.04:09:09.35/parity/0,157,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,69
2000.145.04:09:43.73:nw2c1=7
2000.145.04:09:44.30/pass/7,7,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-166.2,-165.5,-1.2,-0.5
2000.145.04:09:47.99/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.04:09:47.99:!2000.145.04:12:19
2000.145.04:11:36.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.04:12:19.00:preob
2000.145.04:12:19.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:12:21.90/tpical/36190,31551,10104,5118,27846,19202,11003,9696,10802,20782
2000.145.04:12:22.12/tpical/21004,31443,23023,20281,9333,13667,11945
2000.145.04:12:22.16:!2000.145.04:12:29
2000.145.04:12:29.00:tape
2000.145.04:12:29.11/tape/off,05105,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:12:29.11:st=for,135
2000.145.04:12:29.24:data_valid=on
2000.145.04:12:29.24:midob
2000.145.04:12:29.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:12:29.54/wx/10.6,983.8,51.6,0.9
2000.145.04:12:29.97/cable/+9.892538E-03
2000.145.04:12:30.05#setcl#time/167005756,3,2000,145,04,12,30.00,1.729,13.464,2
2000.145.04:12:30.05#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.04:12:33.05/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10303,10921
2000.145.04:12:33.12/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19652
2000.145.04:12:33.19/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29688
2000.145.04:12:33.26/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18174
2000.145.04:12:33.33/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20100
2000.145.04:12:33.64/tpi/34195,29688,9816,4911,26146,18174,10432,9294,10303,19652
2000.145.04:12:33.86/tpi/19290,28121,20100,18617,8814,12931,10921
2000.145.04:12:33.87/tsys1/116.1,108.1,224.4,141.1,104.0,118.3,116.2,151.6,125.0,118.4
2000.145.04:12:33.88/tsys2/76.4,58.7,47.5,76.5,108.5,114.1,64.1
2000.145.04:12:33.88:!2000.145.04:15:38
2000.145.04:15:38.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.04:15:38.00:et
2000.145.04:15:38.13:!+3s
2000.145.04:15:41.14:tape
2000.145.04:15:41.25/tape/off,07219,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:15:41.25:postob
2000.145.04:15:41.26:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.04:15:42.53:midtp
2000.145.04:15:44.91/tpzero/429,334,395,654,375,453,759,414,1209,141
2000.145.04:15:45.14/tpzero/644,355,319,479,787,968,1576
2000.145.04:15:45.22:nw2c2=8
2000.145.04:15:51.20/pass/8,8,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-164.9,-163.9,0.1,1.1
2000.145.04:15:54.92/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.04:15:54.92:fastf=1m10s
2000.145.04:17:05.20:!2000.145.04:17:40
2000.145.04:17:07.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.04:17:40.00:preob
2000.145.04:17:40.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:17:42.89/tpical/33760,29443,9435,4806,25918,17857,10266,9022,10167,19362
2000.145.04:17:43.11/tpical/20231,30178,22244,19927,9151,13340,11700
2000.145.04:17:43.15:!2000.145.04:17:50
2000.145.04:17:50.00:tape
2000.145.04:17:50.11/tape/low,08776,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:17:50.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.04:17:50.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.04:17:50.23:midob
2000.145.04:17:50.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:17:50.53/wx/10.5,983.8,52.5,0.9
2000.145.04:17:50.69/cable/+9.879781E-03
2000.145.04:17:50.76#setcl#time/167037828,3,2000,145,04,17,50.72,1.718,13.553,1
2000.145.04:17:50.76#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.04:17:53.76/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9658,10677
2000.145.04:17:53.83/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18206
2000.145.04:17:53.90/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27611
2000.145.04:17:53.97/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16805
2000.145.04:17:54.05/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19286
2000.145.04:17:54.36/tpi/31746,27615,9125,4599,24128,16796,9667,8588,9659,18202
2000.145.04:17:54.58/tpi/18509,26933,19286,18197,8645,12603,10679
2000.145.04:17:54.59/tsys1/106.7,102.4,193.2,130.7,91.0,105.7,102.0,129.2,114.1,106.8
2000.145.04:17:54.60/tsys2/72.8,57.5,45.0,71.9,109.0,110.8,62.6
2000.145.04:17:54.60:!2000.145.04:22:23
2000.145.04:22:23.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.04:22:23.00:et
2000.145.04:22:23.13:!+3s
2000.145.04:22:26.14:tape
2000.145.04:22:26.24/tape/off,05716,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:22:26.24:postob
2000.145.04:22:26.24:source=0133+476,013658.6,475129.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.04:22:26.54:checkr135
2000.145.04:23:21.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:23:21.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.04:23:21.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:23:21.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.04:23:21.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:23:21.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:23:21.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2438.,2564.,264.,366.,282.,284.,116.,182.,202.,172.,130.
2000.145.04:23:21.04/parity/0,5,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.04:23:21.04;op=bill outhwaite
2000.145.04:23:21.05?ERROR q& -201 Maximum of 12 characters in operator ID.
2000.145.04:23:55.74:nw2c2=8
2000.145.04:23:56.30/pass/8,8,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-164.9,-163.9,0.1,1.1
2000.145.04:24:00.00/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.04:24:00.00:!2000.145.04:30:11
2000.145.04:25:08.26#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.04:30:11.00:preob
2000.145.04:30:11.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:30:13.89/tpical/34990,30513,9773,4975,27053,18629,10672,9402,10495,20161
2000.145.04:30:14.11/tpical/20430,30597,22418,19925,9189,13411,11724
2000.145.04:30:14.15:!2000.145.04:30:21
2000.145.04:30:21.00:tape
2000.145.04:30:21.10/tape/off,05730,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:30:21.10:st=rev,135
2000.145.04:30:21.21:data_valid=on
2000.145.04:30:21.21:midob
2000.145.04:30:21.57/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:30:21.57/wx/10.1,983.9,54.7,0.9
2000.145.04:30:21.80/cable/+9.879484E-03
2000.145.04:30:21.88#setcl#time/167112938,3,2000,145,04,30,21.84,1.726,13.762,2
2000.145.04:30:21.88#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.04:30:24.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9982,10695
2000.145.04:30:24.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18999
2000.145.04:30:25.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28681
2000.145.04:30:25.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17554
2000.145.04:30:25.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19499
2000.145.04:30:25.47/tpi/32869,28681,9462,4765,25309,17554,10072,8972,9981,18994
2000.145.04:30:25.69/tpi/18761,27294,19499,18239,8667,12675,10702
2000.145.04:30:25.70/tsys1/104.9,106.1,200.0,134.3,98.1,109.1,106.5,136.5,117.1,110.8
2000.145.04:30:25.71/tsys2/76.2,57.3,46.1,73.9,106.0,111.7,62.7
2000.145.04:30:25.71:!2000.145.04:33:41
2000.145.04:33:41.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.04:33:41.00:et
2000.145.04:33:41.12:!+3s
2000.145.04:33:44.13:tape
2000.145.04:33:44.23/tape/off,03491,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:33:44.23:postob
2000.145.04:33:44.23:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.04:33:44.53:nw2c2=8
2000.145.04:33:45.08/pass/8,8,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-164.9,-163.9,0.1,1.1
2000.145.04:33:48.83/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.04:33:48.83:!2000.145.04:35:12
2000.145.04:34:55.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.04:35:12.00:preob
2000.145.04:35:12.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:35:14.89/tpical/34302,29897,9563,4891,26506,18216,10471,9224,10303,19755
2000.145.04:35:15.11/tpical/20302,30400,22242,19698,9101,13303,11626
2000.145.04:35:15.15:!2000.145.04:35:22
2000.145.04:35:22.00:tape
2000.145.04:35:22.11/tape/off,03491,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:35:22.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.04:35:22.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.04:35:22.23:midob
2000.145.04:35:22.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:35:22.53/wx/9.9,984.0,55.6,0.9
2000.145.04:35:23.01/cable/+9.881994E-03
2000.145.04:35:23.09#setcl#time/167143058,3,2000,145,04,35,23.04,1.716,13.846,1
2000.145.04:35:23.09#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.04:35:26.09/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9797,10601
2000.145.04:35:26.16/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18596
2000.145.04:35:26.23/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28073
2000.145.04:35:26.30/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17154
2000.145.04:35:26.37/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19288
2000.145.04:35:26.68/tpi/32279,28073,9274,4679,24747,17154,9869,8793,9797,18596
2000.145.04:35:26.90/tpi/18603,27095,19288,18015,8606,12601,10601
2000.145.04:35:26.91/tsys1/108.0,104.3,210.8,130.2,95.0,107.9,103.8,133.4,116.4,109.2
2000.145.04:35:26.92/tsys2/74.2,56.8,45.1,73.1,110.9,116.3,61.8
2000.145.04:35:26.92:!2000.145.04:37:00
2000.145.04:37:00.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.04:37:00.00:et
2000.145.04:37:00.12:!+3s
2000.145.04:37:03.13:tape
2000.145.04:37:03.23/tape/off,02400,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:37:03.23:postob
2000.145.04:37:03.23:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.04:37:03.53:nw2c2=8
2000.145.04:37:04.08/pass/8,8,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-164.9,-163.9,0.1,1.1
2000.145.04:37:07.82/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.04:37:07.82:!2000.145.04:38:15
2000.145.04:38:05.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.04:38:15.00:preob
2000.145.04:38:15.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:38:17.89/tpical/33868,29648,9463,4823,25976,17914,10300,9057,10237,19441
2000.145.04:38:18.11/tpical/20266,30271,22284,19849,9147,13366,12961
2000.145.04:38:18.15:!2000.145.04:38:25
2000.145.04:38:25.00:tape
2000.145.04:38:25.11/tape/off,02400,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:38:25.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.04:38:25.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.04:38:25.23:midob
2000.145.04:38:25.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:38:25.53/wx/9.8,984.1,55.7,0.9
2000.145.04:38:25.64#setcl#time/167161313,3,2000,145,04,38,25.60,1.727,13.896,2
2000.145.04:38:25.64#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.04:38:25.80/cable/+9.874804E-03
2000.145.04:38:28.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9729,11912
2000.145.04:38:28.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18283
2000.145.04:38:29.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27817
2000.145.04:38:29.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16886
2000.145.04:38:29.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19317
2000.145.04:38:29.47/tpi/31795,27817,9175,4609,24205,16886,9703,8637,9734,18298
2000.145.04:38:29.69/tpi/18570,26940,19317,18187,8643,12637,11916
2000.145.04:38:29.70/tsys1/103.8,103.0,209.1,126.8,92.3,109.7,102.8,134.3,116.3,109.0
2000.145.04:38:29.70/tsys2/74.2,56.0,44.9,74.8,109.4,112.4,69.5
2000.145.04:38:29.71:!2000.145.04:40:03
2000.145.04:40:03.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.04:40:03.00:et
2000.145.04:40:03.13:!+3s
2000.145.04:40:06.14:tape
2000.145.04:40:06.25/tape/off,01309,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:40:06.25:postob
2000.145.04:40:06.26:source=0804+499,080839.7,495036.5,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.04:40:06.56:midtp
2000.145.04:40:08.94/tpzero/429,333,397,651,378,453,753,407,1202,141
2000.145.04:40:09.17/tpzero/644,358,323,480,793,966,1567
2000.145.04:40:09.25:nw2c1=9
2000.145.04:40:14.54/pass/9,9,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-110.1,-108.8,-0.1,1.2
2000.145.04:40:18.23/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.04:40:18.23:fastr=0m55s
2000.145.04:40:49.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.04:41:13.51:!2000.145.04:41:37
2000.145.04:41:37.00:preob
2000.145.04:41:37.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:41:39.89/tpical/33735,29510,9417,4811,25902,17933,10276,9035,10166,19409
2000.145.04:41:40.11/tpical/20309,30323,22340,19888,9163,13333,11685
2000.145.04:41:40.15:!2000.145.04:41:47
2000.145.04:41:47.00:tape
2000.145.04:41:47.11/tape/low,00089,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:41:47.11:st=for,135
2000.145.04:41:47.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.04:41:47.23:midob
2000.145.04:41:47.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:41:47.54/wx/9.7,984.1,56.0,1.0
2000.145.04:41:47.65#setcl#time/167181513,3,2000,145,04,41,47.60,1.720,13.953,1
2000.145.04:41:47.65#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.04:41:47.81/cable/+9.869686E-03
2000.145.04:41:50.89/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9658,10642
2000.145.04:41:50.96/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18245
2000.145.04:41:51.03/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27666
2000.145.04:41:51.10/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,16882
2000.145.04:41:51.17/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19360
2000.145.04:41:51.48/tpi/31671,27666,9149,4598,24172,16882,9684,8610,9654,18243
2000.145.04:41:51.70/tpi/18566,26954,19360,18159,8649,12627,10645
2000.145.04:41:51.71/tsys1/103.8,101.7,224.0,127.1,94.4,107.2,103.5,132.4,113.2,106.5
2000.145.04:41:51.72/tsys2/72.2,55.4,44.8,71.8,107.3,115.9,61.3
2000.145.04:41:51.73:!2000.145.04:48:30
2000.145.04:48:30.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.04:48:30.00:et
2000.145.04:48:30.12:!+3s
2000.145.04:48:33.13:tape
2000.145.04:48:33.23/tape/off,04612,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:48:33.23:postob
2000.145.04:48:33.23:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.04:48:33.53:checkf135
2000.145.04:49:19.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.04:49:28.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:49:28.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.04:49:28.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:49:28.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.04:49:28.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:49:28.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:49:28.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:49:28.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:49:28.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.04:49:28.35/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1420.,936.,72.,36.,66.,40.,66.,50.,24.,24.,34.,$$$$$
2000.145.04:49:28.35/parity/0,88,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,53
2000.145.04:50:02.71:nw2c1=9
2000.145.04:50:03.27/pass/9,9,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-110.1,-108.8,-0.1,1.2
2000.145.04:50:06.99/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.04:50:06.99:!2000.145.04:51:28
2000.145.04:51:28.00:preob
2000.145.04:51:28.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:51:30.89/tpical/34424,30140,9641,4929,26721,18457,10566,9328,10372,19963
2000.145.04:51:31.11/tpical/20306,30440,22313,19735,9111,13322,11659
2000.145.04:51:31.15:!2000.145.04:51:38
2000.145.04:51:38.00:tape
2000.145.04:51:38.11/tape/off,04597,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:51:38.11:st=for,135
2000.145.04:51:38.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.04:51:38.23:midob
2000.145.04:51:38.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:51:38.54/wx/9.4,984.2,55.7,0.9
2000.145.04:51:38.93/cable/+9.877809E-03
2000.145.04:51:39.00#setcl#time/167240647,3,2000,145,04,51,38.96,1.734,14.117,2
2000.145.04:51:39.00#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.04:51:42.00/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9846,10630
2000.145.04:51:42.07/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18773
2000.145.04:51:42.14/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28243
2000.145.04:51:42.21/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17359
2000.145.04:51:42.28/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19352
2000.145.04:51:42.59/tpi/32318,28243,9329,4713,24901,17359,9964,8888,9849,18773
2000.145.04:51:42.81/tpi/18616,27075,19352,18060,8613,12616,10633
2000.145.04:51:42.82/tsys1/103.9,100.9,196.4,129.0,92.4,105.6,105.0,132.2,113.4,107.4
2000.145.04:51:42.82/tsys2/74.7,55.7,45.1,73.7,110.2,115.8,62.0
2000.145.04:51:42.83:!2000.145.04:55:58
2000.145.04:55:58.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.04:55:58.00:et
2000.145.04:55:58.13:!+3s
2000.145.04:56:01.14:tape
2000.145.04:56:01.25/tape/off,07511,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:56:01.25:postob
2000.145.04:56:01.25:source=1334-127,133739.8,-125724.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.04:56:01.55:nw2c1=9
2000.145.04:56:02.11/pass/9,9,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-110.1,-108.8,-0.1,1.2
2000.145.04:56:05.85/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.04:56:05.85:!2000.145.04:59:00
2000.145.04:57:56.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.04:59:00.00:preob
2000.145.04:59:00.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:59:02.89/tpical/36198,31725,10157,5164,28287,19517,11134,9832,10858,21082
2000.145.04:59:03.11/tpical/20673,31091,22847,20198,9253,13539,11826
2000.145.04:59:03.15:!2000.145.04:59:10
2000.145.04:59:10.00:tape
2000.145.04:59:10.11/tape/off,07511,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.04:59:10.11:st=for,135
2000.145.04:59:10.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.04:59:10.23:midob
2000.145.04:59:10.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.04:59:10.53/wx/9.1,984.3,55.7,0.9
2000.145.04:59:10.85/cable/+9.871608E-03
2000.145.04:59:10.92#setcl#time/167285839,3,2000,145,04,59,10.88,1.719,14.242,1
2000.145.04:59:10.92#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.04:59:13.92/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10345,10802
2000.145.04:59:13.99/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19898
2000.145.04:59:14.06/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29866
2000.145.04:59:14.13/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18438
2000.145.04:59:14.20/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19862
2000.145.04:59:14.51/tpi/34201,29866,9864,4960,26486,18438,10537,9409,10346,19901
2000.145.04:59:14.73/tpi/18945,27783,19862,18508,8745,12816,10801
2000.145.04:59:14.74/tsys1/116.0,109.0,221.7,144.9,99.4,114.3,112.4,146.0,122.5,114.8
2000.145.04:59:14.75/tsys2/74.3,58.2,46.0,74.9,109.9,115.1,63.2
2000.145.04:59:14.75:!2000.145.05:00:48
2000.145.05:00:33.68;"Receiver temp remaining at 18K
2000.145.05:00:48.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.05:00:48.00:et
2000.145.05:00:48.13:!+3s
2000.145.05:00:51.14:tape
2000.145.05:00:51.25/tape/off,08602,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:00:51.25:postob
2000.145.05:00:51.26:source=1219+044,122222.5,041315.8,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.05:00:52.52:midtp
2000.145.05:00:54.90/tpzero/426,334,402,652,378,450,758,410,1205,140
2000.145.05:00:55.13/tpzero/642,367,327,480,798,966,1566
2000.145.05:00:55.20:nw2c2=10
2000.145.05:01:01.08/pass/10,10,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-111.2,-110.5,-1.2,-0.5
2000.145.05:01:04.79/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.05:01:04.79:fastf=0m9s
2000.145.05:01:14.06:!2000.145.05:01:36
2000.145.05:01:27.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.05:01:36.00:preob
2000.145.05:01:36.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:01:38.89/tpical/34062,29851,9519,4885,26592,18357,10487,9267,10286,19849
2000.145.05:01:39.11/tpical/20103,30145,22092,19527,9008,13175,11562
2000.145.05:01:39.15:!2000.145.05:01:46
2000.145.05:01:46.00:tape
2000.145.05:01:46.11/tape/low,08786,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:01:46.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.05:01:46.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.05:01:46.23:midob
2000.145.05:01:46.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:01:46.53/wx/9.1,984.4,55.9,1.0
2000.145.05:01:47.09/cable/+9.881372E-03
2000.145.05:01:47.16#setcl#time/167301462,3,2000,145,05,01,47.12,1.730,14.286,2
2000.145.05:01:47.16#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.05:01:50.16/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9768,10533
2000.145.05:01:50.23/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18667
2000.145.05:01:50.30/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27996
2000.145.05:01:50.37/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17288
2000.145.05:01:50.44/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19150
2000.145.05:01:50.75/tpi/31986,27996,9234,4678,24747,17288,9903,8845,9768,18667
2000.145.05:01:50.97/tpi/18361,26809,19150,17878,8513,12466,10533
2000.145.05:01:50.98/tsys1/104.3,102.3,212.6,133.4,90.6,108.1,107.4,137.1,113.4,107.5
2000.145.05:01:50.99/tsys2/71.4,55.6,44.9,74.1,109.4,113.9,61.2
2000.145.05:01:50.99:!2000.145.05:09:16
2000.145.05:09:16.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.05:09:16.00:et
2000.145.05:09:16.13:!+3s
2000.145.05:09:19.14:tape
2000.145.05:09:19.25/tape/off,03735,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:09:19.25:postob
2000.145.05:09:19.25:source=1741-038,174358.9,-035004.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.05:09:19.55:checkr135
2000.145.05:10:14.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:10:14.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.05:10:14.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:10:14.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.05:10:14.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:10:14.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:10:14.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 11 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:10:14.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,5050.,1894.,158.,622.,274.,426.,334.,314.,286.,134.,282.
2000.145.05:10:14.04/parity/0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.05:10:48.75:nw2c2=10
2000.145.05:10:49.32/pass/10,10,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-110.4,-110.5,-0.4,-0.5
2000.145.05:10:53.01/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.05:10:53.01:!2000.145.05:11:45
2000.145.05:11:17.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.05:11:45.00:preob
2000.145.05:11:45.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:11:47.89/tpical/38251,33740,10798,5460,30027,20687,11802,10423,11460,22380
2000.145.05:11:48.11/tpical/21534,32259,23772,20896,9591,14071,13515
2000.145.05:11:48.15:!2000.145.05:11:55
2000.145.05:11:55.00:tape
2000.145.05:11:55.11/tape/off,03750,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:11:55.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.05:11:55.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.05:11:55.23:midob
2000.145.05:11:55.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:11:55.53/wx/8.9,984.5,55.1,0.9
2000.145.05:11:55.81/cable/+9.875830E-03
2000.145.05:11:55.88#setcl#time/167362333,3,2000,145,05,11,55.84,1.727,14.455,2
2000.145.05:11:55.88#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.05:11:58.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10934,12448
2000.145.05:11:58.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21159
2000.145.05:11:59.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31809
2000.145.05:11:59.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19562
2000.145.05:11:59.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20713
2000.145.05:11:59.47/tpi/36237,31809,10483,5248,28206,19562,11181,9983,10935,21162
2000.145.05:11:59.69/tpi/19725,28802,20713,19121,9035,13255,12400
2000.145.05:11:59.70/tsys1/122.0,111.8,219.5,148.7,104.8,116.5,115.1,149.3,127.1,118.4
2000.145.05:11:59.71/tsys2/74.1,57.7,46.8,73.7,104.0,105.7,68.2
2000.145.05:11:59.71:!2000.145.05:13:33
2000.145.05:13:33.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.05:13:33.00:et
2000.145.05:13:33.13:!+3s
2000.145.05:13:36.14:tape
2000.145.05:13:36.25/tape/off,02659,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:13:36.25:postob
2000.145.05:13:36.26:source=0133+476,013658.6,475129.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.05:13:36.57:nw2c2=10
2000.145.05:13:37.13/pass/10,10,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-110.4,-110.5,-0.4,-0.5
2000.145.05:13:40.83/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.05:13:40.83:!2000.145.05:16:33
2000.145.05:16:17.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.05:16:33.00:preob
2000.145.05:16:33.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:16:35.89/tpical/34987,30823,9840,5033,27545,19023,10880,9608,10576,20561
2000.145.05:16:36.11/tpical/20499,30816,22641,19928,9182,13452,11860
2000.145.05:16:36.15:!2000.145.05:16:43
2000.145.05:16:43.00:tape
2000.145.05:16:43.11/tape/off,02659,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:16:43.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.05:16:43.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.05:16:43.23:midob
2000.145.05:16:43.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:16:43.53/wx/8.8,984.5,55.5,0.9
2000.145.05:16:43.64#setcl#time/167391108,3,2000,145,05,16,43.59,1.717,14.535,1
2000.145.05:16:43.64#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.05:16:43.89/cable/+9.861880E-03
2000.145.05:16:46.96/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10067,10827
2000.145.05:16:47.03/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19367
2000.145.05:16:47.10/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28894
2000.145.05:16:47.17/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17915
2000.145.05:16:47.24/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19674
2000.145.05:16:47.55/tpi/33051,28894,9543,4823,25746,17915,10274,9174,10061,19367
2000.145.05:16:47.77/tpi/18788,27413,19674,18231,8668,12714,10831
2000.145.05:16:47.78/tsys1/115.6,101.6,211.1,136.3,96.7,108.1,107.7,138.5,118.0,110.5
2000.145.05:16:47.79/tsys2/74.5,55.8,45.8,73.4,107.5,111.7,63.2
2000.145.05:16:47.79:!2000.145.05:20:02
2000.145.05:20:02.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.05:20:02.00:et
2000.145.05:20:02.13:!+3s
2000.145.05:20:05.14:tape
2000.145.05:20:05.25/tape/off,00431,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:20:05.25:postob
2000.145.05:20:05.25:source=0059+581,010245.8,582411.1,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.05:20:05.55:midtp
2000.145.05:20:07.94/tpzero/429,333,398,651,376,450,755,408,1205,140
2000.145.05:20:08.17/tpzero/651,362,323,481,793,965,1569
2000.145.05:20:08.25:nw2c1=11
2000.145.05:20:13.48/pass/11,11,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-54.0,-53.7,1.0,1.3
2000.145.05:20:17.21/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.05:20:17.21:fastr=0m16s
2000.145.05:20:26.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.05:20:33.49:!2000.145.05:21:42
2000.145.05:21:42.00:preob
2000.145.05:21:42.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:21:44.89/tpical/34117,30037,9565,4916,26804,18474,10610,9349,10327,20010
2000.145.05:21:45.11/tpical/20433,30560,22524,19961,9179,13414,12106
2000.145.05:21:45.15:!2000.145.05:21:52
2000.145.05:21:52.00:tape
2000.145.05:21:52.11/tape/low,00089,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:21:52.11:st=for,135
2000.145.05:21:52.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.05:21:52.23:midob
2000.145.05:21:52.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:21:52.53/wx/8.8,984.6,56.0,1.0
2000.145.05:21:52.76/cable/+9.875379E-03
2000.145.05:21:52.84#setcl#time/167422028,3,2000,145,05,21,52.80,1.724,14.621,2
2000.145.05:21:52.84#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.05:21:55.84/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9798,11105
2000.145.05:21:55.91/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18799
2000.145.05:21:55.98/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28061
2000.145.05:21:56.05/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17372
2000.145.05:21:56.12/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19521
2000.145.05:21:56.43/tpi/32055,28036,9268,4709,24943,17372,9985,8902,9797,18800
2000.145.05:21:56.65/tpi/18682,27222,19521,18226,8662,12694,11096
2000.145.05:21:56.66/tsys1/105.2,95.0,204.9,134.5,90.6,105.3,101.3,130.4,111.2,105.8
2000.145.05:21:56.67/tsys2/72.3,56.5,44.9,71.8,106.8,114.4,66.2
2000.145.05:21:56.67:!2000.145.05:28:19
2000.145.05:28:19.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.05:28:19.00:et
2000.145.05:28:19.13:!+3s
2000.145.05:28:22.14:tape
2000.145.05:28:22.25/tape/off,04431,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:28:22.25:postob
2000.145.05:28:22.25:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.05:28:22.55:checkf135
2000.145.05:29:17.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:29:17.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.05:29:17.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:29:17.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.05:29:17.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:29:17.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:29:17.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:29:17.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:29:17.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:29:17.35/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2513.,814.,116.,118.,220.,40.,50.,8.,16.,8.,0.,$$$$$
2000.145.05:29:17.35/parity/0,89,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,38
2000.145.05:29:51.76:nw2c1=11
2000.145.05:29:52.32/pass/11,11,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-53.2,-53.7,1.8,1.3
2000.145.05:29:56.03/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.05:29:56.03:!2000.145.05:34:51
2000.145.05:30:34.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.05:34:51.00:preob
2000.145.05:34:51.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:34:53.89/tpical/33564,29670,9450,4872,26468,18335,10495,9270,10199,19827
2000.145.05:34:54.11/tpical/20315,30420,22471,19932,9156,13383,11723
2000.145.05:34:54.15:!2000.145.05:35:01
2000.145.05:35:01.00:tape
2000.145.05:35:01.11/tape/off,04416,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:35:01.11:st=for,135
2000.145.05:35:01.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.05:35:01.23:midob
2000.145.05:35:01.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:35:01.54/wx/8.5,984.7,58.6,1.0
2000.145.05:35:01.63/cable/+9.869726E-03
2000.145.05:35:01.71#setcl#time/167500913,3,2000,145,05,35,01.67,1.730,14.840,2
2000.145.05:35:01.71#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.05:35:04.71/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9675,10675
2000.145.05:35:04.78/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18603
2000.145.05:35:04.85/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27716
2000.145.05:35:04.92/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17207
2000.145.05:35:04.99/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19443
2000.145.05:35:05.30/tpi/31586,27735,9139,4657,24635,17209,9870,8823,9677,18609
2000.145.05:35:05.52/tpi/18599,27051,19429,18173,8666,12653,10672
2000.145.05:35:05.53/tsys1/108.1,97.1,192.8,127.8,90.8,102.1,100.0,129.1,111.3,104.0
2000.145.05:35:05.54/tsys2/73.4,55.6,44.1,70.6,112.8,112.4,60.8
2000.145.05:35:05.54:!2000.145.05:36:39
2000.145.05:36:39.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.05:36:39.00:et
2000.145.05:36:39.13:!+3s
2000.145.05:36:42.14:tape
2000.145.05:36:42.25/tape/off,05507,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:36:42.25:postob
2000.145.05:36:42.26:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.05:36:42.56:nw2c1=11
2000.145.05:36:43.12/pass/11,11,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-54.0,-53.7,1.0,1.3
2000.145.05:36:46.86/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.05:36:46.86:!2000.145.05:37:20
2000.145.05:37:16.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.05:37:20.00:preob
2000.145.05:37:20.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:37:22.89/tpical/34382,30396,9683,4978,27237,18855,10790,9554,10417,20369
2000.145.05:37:23.11/tpical/20503,30671,22543,19860,9141,13376,11716
2000.145.05:37:23.15:!2000.145.05:37:30
2000.145.05:37:30.00:tape
2000.145.05:37:30.11/tape/off,05507,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:37:30.11:st=for,135
2000.145.05:37:30.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.05:37:30.23:midob
2000.145.05:37:30.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:37:30.53/wx/8.5,984.7,58.9,1.0
2000.145.05:37:30.80/cable/+9.871591E-03
2000.145.05:37:30.88#setcl#time/167515830,3,2000,145,05,37,30.84,1.726,14.881,2
2000.145.05:37:30.88#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.05:37:33.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9894,10674
2000.145.05:37:33.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19137
2000.145.05:37:34.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28474
2000.145.05:37:34.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17753
2000.145.05:37:34.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19542
2000.145.05:37:34.47/tpi/32365,28474,9372,4762,25359,17753,10160,9099,9892,19138
2000.145.05:37:34.69/tpi/18771,27330,19542,18170,8658,12670,10676
2000.145.05:37:34.70/tsys1/108.6,100.4,197.9,130.6,91.3,107.7,102.4,131.0,113.5,105.9
2000.145.05:37:34.71/tsys2/73.4,56.7,45.0,73.5,114.3,116.4,61.5
2000.145.05:37:34.71:!2000.145.05:41:50
2000.145.05:41:50.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.05:41:50.00:et
2000.145.05:41:50.13:!+3s
2000.145.05:41:53.14:tape
2000.145.05:41:53.25/tape/off,08421,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:41:53.25:postob
2000.145.05:41:53.25:source=1334-127,133739.8,-125724.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.05:41:53.55:midtp
2000.145.05:41:55.93/tpzero/424,333,396,648,379,451,756,407,1205,140
2000.145.05:41:56.15/tpzero/646,365,325,480,802,968,1573
2000.145.05:41:56.22:nw2c2=12
2000.145.05:42:02.29/pass/12,12,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-54.3,-53.8,0.7,1.2
2000.145.05:42:06.01/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.05:42:06.01:fastf=0m17s
2000.145.05:42:23.29:!2000.145.05:43:58
2000.145.05:43:46.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.05:43:58.00:preob
2000.145.05:43:58.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:44:00.89/tpical/36012,31756,10117,5177,28465,19746,11262,9980,10834,21279
2000.145.05:44:01.11/tpical/20738,31222,22938,20177,9245,13546,11926
2000.145.05:44:01.15:!2000.145.05:44:08
2000.145.05:44:08.00:tape
2000.145.05:44:08.11/tape/low,08781,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:44:08.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.05:44:08.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.05:44:08.23:midob
2000.145.05:44:08.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:44:08.53/wx/8.4,984.8,59.4,1.0
2000.145.05:44:08.63/cable/+9.864103E-03
2000.145.05:44:08.71#setcl#time/167555612,3,2000,145,05,44,08.66,1.713,14.992,1
2000.145.05:44:08.71#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.05:44:11.71/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10307,10899
2000.145.05:44:11.78/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20055
2000.145.05:44:11.85/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29805
2000.145.05:44:11.92/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18614
2000.145.05:44:11.99/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19952
2000.145.05:44:12.30/tpi/33969,29819,9813,4964,26567,18642,10644,9533,10310,20052
2000.145.05:44:12.52/tpi/18995,27812,19937,18511,8738,12828,10895
2000.145.05:44:12.53/tsys1/112.6,104.4,212.5,139.0,94.7,113.0,109.8,140.1,119.2,111.3
2000.145.05:44:12.54/tsys2/73.9,56.5,45.9,76.0,109.9,116.0,63.5
2000.145.05:44:12.54:!2000.145.05:45:46
2000.145.05:45:46.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.05:45:46.00:et
2000.145.05:45:46.13:!+3s
2000.145.05:45:49.14:tape
2000.145.05:45:49.25/tape/off,07690,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:45:49.25:postob
2000.145.05:45:49.26:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.05:45:49.56:checkr135
2000.145.05:46:44.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:46:44.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.05:46:44.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:46:44.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.05:46:44.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:46:44.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.05:46:44.08/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2788.,2300.,76.,326.,106.,162.,110.,44.,144.,46.,80.
2000.145.05:46:44.08/parity/0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.05:46:51.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.05:47:18.77:nw2c2=12
2000.145.05:47:19.33/pass/12,12,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-54.3,-53.8,0.7,1.2
2000.145.05:47:23.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.05:47:23.05:!2000.145.05:51:41
2000.145.05:51:41.00:preob
2000.145.05:51:41.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:51:43.89/tpical/33695,29724,9420,4868,26469,18340,10530,9306,10203,19845
2000.145.05:51:44.11/tpical/20398,30564,22488,19906,9153,13393,11757
2000.145.05:51:44.15:!2000.145.05:51:51
2000.145.05:51:51.00:tape
2000.145.05:51:51.11/tape/off,07703,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:51:51.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.05:51:51.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.05:51:51.23:midob
2000.145.05:51:51.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.05:51:51.53/wx/8.1,984.9,60.0,1.0
2000.145.05:51:51.73/cable/+9.857008E-03
2000.145.05:51:51.80#setcl#time/167601920,3,2000,145,05,51,51.76,1.730,15.120,2
2000.145.05:51:51.80#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.05:51:54.80/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9682,10708
2000.145.05:51:54.87/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18629
2000.145.05:51:54.94/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27784
2000.145.05:51:55.01/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17230
2000.145.05:51:55.09/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19465
2000.145.05:51:55.40/tpi/31655,27752,9126,4665,24684,17230,9912,8876,9681,18629
2000.145.05:51:55.62/tpi/18637,27123,19465,18218,8636,12650,10709
2000.145.05:51:55.63/tsys1/105.0,95.4,203.7,135.7,93.4,103.7,101.6,135.1,111.4,104.3
2000.145.05:51:55.64/tsys2/71.7,54.6,44.4,73.8,106.4,110.4,61.2
2000.145.05:51:55.64:!2000.145.05:59:21
2000.145.05:59:21.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.05:59:21.00:et
2000.145.05:59:21.13:!+3s
2000.145.05:59:24.14:tape
2000.145.05:59:24.25/tape/off,02652,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.05:59:24.25:postob
2000.145.05:59:24.25:source=1741-038,174358.9,-035004.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.05:59:24.55:nw2c2=12
2000.145.05:59:25.11/pass/12,12,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-54.3,-53.8,0.7,1.2
2000.145.05:59:28.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.05:59:28.81:!2000.145.06:01:34
2000.145.05:59:59.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.06:01:34.00:preob
2000.145.06:01:34.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:01:36.89/tpical/36053,31816,10074,5162,28327,19622,11212,9946,10824,21161
2000.145.06:01:37.12/tpical/20872,31338,23053,20239,9297,13644,12065
2000.145.06:01:37.16:!2000.145.06:01:44
2000.145.06:01:44.00:tape
2000.145.06:01:44.11/tape/off,02652,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:01:44.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.06:01:44.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.06:01:44.23:midob
2000.145.06:01:44.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:01:44.53/wx/7.8,984.9,60.7,1.0
2000.145.06:01:44.77/cable/+9.855388E-03
2000.145.06:01:44.84#setcl#time/167661223,3,2000,145,06,01,44.80,1.727,15.285,2
2000.145.06:01:44.84#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.06:01:47.84/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10307,11065
2000.145.06:01:47.91/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19946
2000.145.06:01:47.98/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29857
2000.145.06:01:48.05/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18510
2000.145.06:01:48.12/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20117
2000.145.06:01:48.43/tpi/34045,29891,9795,4950,26453,18510,10580,9501,10311,19951
2000.145.06:01:48.65/tpi/19196,27950,20117,18577,8827,12931,11037
2000.145.06:01:48.66/tsys1/114.9,105.3,231.1,139.2,95.4,111.4,106.6,140.2,121.8,112.3
2000.145.06:01:48.67/tsys2/77.7,57.2,47.3,76.4,119.9,117.8,64.6
2000.145.06:01:48.67:!2000.145.06:03:22
2000.145.06:03:22.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.06:03:22.00:et
2000.145.06:03:22.13:!+3s
2000.145.06:03:25.14:tape
2000.145.06:03:25.25/tape/off,01561,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:03:25.25:postob
2000.145.06:03:25.26:source=1308+326,131028.7,322043.8,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.06:03:25.56:midtp
2000.145.06:03:27.94/tpzero/426,334,396,651,382,453,758,408,1210,140
2000.145.06:03:28.17/tpzero/658,359,319,476,798,972,1572
2000.145.06:03:28.24:nw2c1=13
2000.145.06:03:33.49/pass/13,13,auto,0.0,0.0,-0.3,-0.3,-0.3,-0.3
2000.145.06:03:37.22/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.06:03:37.22:fastr=1m6s
2000.145.06:04:43.49:!2000.145.06:06:39
2000.145.06:05:32.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.06:06:39.00:preob
2000.145.06:06:39.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:06:41.89/tpical/33699,29757,9367,4827,26093,18130,10354,9160,10180,19583
2000.145.06:06:42.11/tpical/20462,30582,22551,19956,9157,13402,11772
2000.145.06:06:42.15:!2000.145.06:06:49
2000.145.06:06:49.00:tape
2000.145.06:06:49.11/tape/low,00093,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:06:49.11:st=for,135
2000.145.06:06:49.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.06:06:49.23:midob
2000.145.06:06:49.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:06:49.54/wx/7.7,984.9,61.2,1.0
2000.145.06:06:49.81/cable/+9.849498E-03
2000.145.06:06:49.88#setcl#time/167691727,3,2000,145,06,06,49.84,1.718,15.370,1
2000.145.06:06:49.88#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.06:06:52.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9651,10717
2000.145.06:06:52.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18356
2000.145.06:06:53.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,27775
2000.145.06:06:53.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17014
2000.145.06:06:53.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19475
2000.145.06:06:53.47/tpi/31584,27775,9082,4615,24223,17014,9740,8713,9652,18357
2000.145.06:06:53.69/tpi/18668,27145,19475,18212,8654,12650,10728
2000.145.06:06:53.70/tsys1/101.1,95.0,209.1,128.3,87.5,101.8,100.4,127.5,109.7,101.9
2000.145.06:06:53.70/tsys2/70.5,54.7,43.7,71.4,109.6,109.0,61.6
2000.145.06:06:53.71:!2000.145.06:12:01
2000.145.06:12:01.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.06:12:01.00:et
2000.145.06:12:01.13:!+3s
2000.145.06:12:04.14:tape
2000.145.06:12:04.25/tape/off,03591,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:12:04.25:postob
2000.145.06:12:04.25:source=1219+044,122222.5,041315.8,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.06:12:04.55:checkf135
2000.145.06:12:53.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.06:12:59.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.06:12:59.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.06:12:59.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.06:12:59.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.06:12:59.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.06:12:59.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.06:12:59.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.06:12:59.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.06:12:59.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 27.
2000.145.06:12:59.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.06:12:59.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.06:12:59.36/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1588.,1300.,40.,40.,124.,46.,72.,56.,10.,18.,12.,$$$$$
2000.145.06:12:59.36/parity/0,31,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,17
2000.145.06:13:33.75:nw2c1=13
2000.145.06:13:34.32/pass/13,13,auto,0.0,0.0,0.5,-0.3,0.5,-0.3
2000.145.06:13:38.07/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.06:13:38.07:!2000.145.06:14:29
2000.145.06:14:29.00:preob
2000.145.06:14:29.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:14:31.89/tpical/34238,30250,9491,4904,26681,18472,10531,9360,10307,19941
2000.145.06:14:32.11/tpical/19963,29957,22078,19259,8918,13049,11429
2000.145.06:14:32.15:!2000.145.06:14:39
2000.145.06:14:39.00:tape
2000.145.06:14:39.11/tape/off,03577,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:14:39.11:st=for,135
2000.145.06:14:39.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.06:14:39.23:midob
2000.145.06:14:39.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:14:39.53/wx/7.5,985.0,59.4,1.0
2000.145.06:14:39.64/cable/+9.856054E-03
2000.145.06:14:39.71#setcl#time/167738708,3,2000,145,06,14,39.67,1.734,15.500,2
2000.145.06:14:39.71#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.06:14:42.71/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9778,10553
2000.145.06:14:42.78/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18722
2000.145.06:14:42.85/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28231
2000.145.06:14:42.92/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17336
2000.145.06:14:42.99/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19332
2000.145.06:14:43.30/tpi/32226,28246,9204,4687,24890,17362,9916,8913,9784,18732
2000.145.06:14:43.52/tpi/18491,26997,19314,17894,8519,12523,10550
2000.145.06:14:43.53/tsys1/108.4,95.5,210.5,127.6,93.9,104.5,102.2,130.5,112.5,105.5
2000.145.06:14:43.54/tsys2/85.0,63.2,48.2,89.6,135.8,154.2,71.7
2000.145.06:14:43.54:!2000.145.06:22:09
2000.145.06:22:09.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.06:22:09.00:et
2000.145.06:22:09.13:!+3s
2000.145.06:22:12.14:tape
2000.145.06:22:12.24/tape/off,08628,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:22:12.24:postob
2000.145.06:22:12.24:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.06:22:12.54:midtp
2000.145.06:22:14.92/tpzero/428,332,395,651,382,453,756,409,1208,140
2000.145.06:22:15.14/tpzero/659,355,322,477,798,972,1570
2000.145.06:22:15.21:nw2c2=14
2000.145.06:22:20.92/pass/14,14,auto,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.5,0.2,0.5
2000.145.06:22:24.61/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.06:22:24.61:fastf=0m8s
2000.145.06:22:32.88:!2000.145.06:24:48
2000.145.06:24:48.00:preob
2000.145.06:24:48.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.06:24:48.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:24:50.94/tpical/35479,31364,9836,5062,27540,19012,10831,9628,10630,20542
2000.145.06:24:51.17/tpical/20484,30824,22710,19889,9169,13417,11739
2000.145.06:24:51.21:!2000.145.06:24:58
2000.145.06:24:58.00:tape
2000.145.06:24:58.10/tape/low,08786,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:24:58.10:st=rev,135
2000.145.06:24:58.22:data_valid=on
2000.145.06:24:58.22:midob
2000.145.06:24:58.52/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:24:58.52/wx/7.2,985.1,59.4,1.0
2000.145.06:24:59.51/cable/+9.850221E-03
2000.145.06:24:59.58#setcl#time/167800695,2,2000,145,06,24,59.54,1.715,15.672,1
2000.145.06:24:59.58#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.06:25:02.58/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10103,10711
2000.145.06:25:02.65/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19335
2000.145.06:25:02.72/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29324
2000.145.06:25:02.79/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17903
2000.145.06:25:02.86/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19706
2000.145.06:25:03.18/tpi/33409,29324,9549,4837,25661,17876,10224,9185,10102,19338
2000.145.06:25:03.40/tpi/18803,27386,19711,18237,8673,12712,10713
2000.145.06:25:03.41/tsys1/109.3,97.5,218.8,127.6,92.3,105.2,107.0,135.9,115.6,109.4
2000.145.06:25:03.42/tsys2/75.8,55.2,45.4,75.5,111.5,116.9,62.6
2000.145.06:25:03.42:!2000.145.06:26:36
2000.145.06:26:36.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.06:26:36.00:et
2000.145.06:26:36.12:!+3s
2000.145.06:26:39.13:tape
2000.145.06:26:39.24/tape/off,07694,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:26:39.24:postob
2000.145.06:26:39.24:source=2201+315,220315.0,314538.3,2000.0,cw
2000.145.06:26:39.54:checkr135
2000.145.06:27:34.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.06:27:34.07?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.06:27:34.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.06:27:34.07?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.06:27:34.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.06:27:34.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.06:27:34.07?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 13.
2000.145.06:27:34.07/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2306.,1770.,80.,288.,96.,162.,28.,30.,132.,48.,80.
2000.145.06:27:34.07/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.06:28:08.74:nw2c2=14
2000.145.06:28:09.30/pass/14,14,auto,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.5,0.2,0.5
2000.145.06:28:12.98/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.06:28:12.98:!2000.145.06:34:09
2000.145.06:29:04.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.06:34:09.00:preob
2000.145.06:34:09.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:34:11.90/tpical/35156,31091,9743,5022,27340,18903,10742,9557,616,20395
2000.145.06:34:12.12/tpical/20404,30639,22523,19785,9087,13345,11706
2000.145.06:34:12.16:!2000.145.06:34:19
2000.145.06:34:19.00:tape
2000.145.06:34:19.11/tape/off,07708,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:34:19.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.06:34:19.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.06:34:19.23:midob
2000.145.06:34:19.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:34:19.54/wx/6.9,985.2,59.2,1.0
2000.145.06:34:19.89/cable/+9.854283E-03
2000.145.06:34:19.96#setcl#time/167856731,3,2000,145,06,34,19.92,1.729,15.828,2
2000.145.06:34:19.96#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.06:34:22.96/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10008,10671
2000.145.06:34:23.03/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19165
2000.145.06:34:23.10/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29046
2000.145.06:34:23.17/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17753
2000.145.06:34:23.24/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19547
2000.145.06:34:23.55/tpi/33047,29046,9434,4806,25441,17753,10126,9103,10013,19165
2000.145.06:34:23.77/tpi/18655,27242,19547,18113,8622,12648,10673
2000.145.06:34:23.78?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i1 overflowed or were less than zero.
2000.145.06:34:23.78/tsys1/106.1,96.3,200.7,132.0,90.5,103.2,104.3,131.4,-6.4,106.1
2000.145.06:34:23.79/tsys2/72.2,55.6,45.3,74.0,118.1,117.6,61.9
2000.145.06:34:23.80:!2000.145.06:39:35
2000.145.06:39:35.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.06:39:35.00:et
2000.145.06:39:35.13:!+3s
2000.145.06:39:38.14:tape
2000.145.06:39:38.25/tape/off,04164,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:39:38.25:postob
2000.145.06:39:38.25:source=1334-127,133739.8,-125724.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.06:39:38.55:nw2c2=14
2000.145.06:39:39.11/pass/14,14,auto,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.5,1.0,0.5
2000.145.06:39:42.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.06:39:42.81:!2000.145.06:43:08
2000.145.06:43:08.00:preob
2000.145.06:43:08.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.145.06:43:08.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.145.06:43:08.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.145.06:43:10.90/tpical/37173,32980,10332,5296,28913,20006,11319,10070,11110,21558
2000.145.06:43:11.12/tpical/20471,30838,22768,19985,9152,13417,11745
2000.145.06:43:11.16:!2000.145.06:43:18
2000.145.06:43:12.26#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.06:43:18.00:tape
2000.145.06:43:18.11/tape/off,04164,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:43:18.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.06:43:18.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.06:43:18.23:midob
2000.145.06:43:18.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:43:18.53/wx/6.8,985.3,60.1,1.0
2000.145.06:43:18.85/cable/+9.852613E-03
2000.145.06:43:18.92#setcl#time/167910626,3,2000,145,06,43,18.88,1.727,15.978,2
2000.145.06:43:18.92#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.06:43:21.92/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10576,10729
2000.145.06:43:21.99/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20331
2000.145.06:43:22.06/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30875
2000.145.06:43:22.13/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18873
2000.145.06:43:22.20/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19814
2000.145.06:43:22.51/tpi/35202,30875,10049,5074,27041,18873,10715,9645,10578,20336
2000.145.06:43:22.73/tpi/18797,27496,19814,18334,8656,12734,10728
2000.145.06:43:22.74/tsys1/121.0,99.5,234.0,136.7,97.7,111.5,113.1,149.1,120.8,113.4
2000.145.06:43:22.75/tsys2/76.1,57.0,46.3,75.9,111.2,120.9,63.2
2000.145.06:43:22.75:!2000.145.06:44:56
2000.145.06:44:56.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.06:44:56.00:et
2000.145.06:44:56.13:!+3s
2000.145.06:44:59.14:tape
2000.145.06:44:59.25/tape/off,03073,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:44:59.25:postob
2000.145.06:44:59.26:source=oj287,085448.9,200630.6,2000.0,cw
2000.145.06:44:59.56:nw2c2=14
2000.145.06:45:00.14/pass/14,14,auto,0.0,0.0,1.0,0.5,1.0,0.5
2000.145.06:45:03.84/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.06:45:03.84:!2000.145.06:47:03
2000.145.06:47:01.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.06:47:03.00:preob
2000.145.06:47:03.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:47:05.90/tpical/36949,32729,10280,5250,28700,19777,11213,9997,11032,21358
2000.145.06:47:06.12/tpical/20678,30992,22854,20052,9183,13491,11784
2000.145.06:47:06.16:!2000.145.06:47:13
2000.145.06:47:13.00:tape
2000.145.06:47:13.11/tape/off,03073,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:47:13.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.06:47:13.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.06:47:13.23:midob
2000.145.06:47:13.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:47:13.53/wx/6.7,985.3,61.1,1.0
2000.145.06:47:13.64#setcl#time/167934098,3,2000,145,06,47,13.60,1.720,16.043,2
2000.145.06:47:13.64#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.06:47:13.80/cable/+9.845705E-03
2000.145.06:47:16.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10499,10782
2000.145.06:47:16.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20129
2000.145.06:47:17.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30614
2000.145.06:47:17.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18658
2000.145.06:47:17.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19939
2000.145.06:47:17.47/tpi/34859,30614,9968,5039,26807,18658,10609,9535,10496,20135
2000.145.06:47:17.69/tpi/19011,27721,19939,18462,8726,12828,10782
2000.145.06:47:17.70/tsys1/113.0,98.2,210.5,142.7,95.8,111.6,111.9,135.5,118.9,112.2
2000.145.06:47:17.70/tsys2/77.3,58.7,47.2,79.4,121.8,125.5,64.5
2000.145.06:47:17.71:!2000.145.06:49:23
2000.145.06:49:23.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.06:49:23.00:et
2000.145.06:49:23.13:!+3s
2000.145.06:49:26.14:tape
2000.145.06:49:26.25/tape/off,01622,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:49:26.25:postob
2000.145.06:49:26.26:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,cw
2000.145.06:49:26.56:nw2c2=14
2000.145.06:49:27.12/pass/14,14,auto,0.0,0.0,0.2,0.5,0.2,0.5
2000.145.06:49:30.83/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.06:49:30.83:!2000.145.06:50:04
2000.145.06:50:02.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.06:50:04.00:preob
2000.145.06:50:04.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:50:06.89/tpical/34513,30481,9539,4921,26662,18386,10444,9287,10365,19881
2000.145.06:50:07.13/tpical/20132,30165,22256,19644,9043,13208,11581
2000.145.06:50:07.17:!2000.145.06:50:14
2000.145.06:50:14.00:tape
2000.145.06:50:14.11/tape/off,01622,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:50:14.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.06:50:14.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.06:50:14.23:midob
2000.145.06:50:14.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:50:14.53/wx/6.7,985.4,61.7,1.0
2000.145.06:50:14.67/cable/+9.832541E-03
2000.145.06:50:14.74#setcl#time/167952208,3,2000,145,06,50,14.70,1.715,16.093,1
2000.145.06:50:14.74#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.06:50:17.74/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9827,10516
2000.145.06:50:17.81/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18645
2000.145.06:50:17.88/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28434
2000.145.06:50:17.95/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17241
2000.145.06:50:18.02/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19185
2000.145.06:50:18.33/tpi/32412,28443,9235,4715,24768,17257,9833,8834,9827,18641
2000.145.06:50:18.55/tpi/18383,26678,19185,17901,8517,12473,10519
2000.145.06:50:18.56/tsys1/104.4,94.6,199.5,135.3,88.3,102.1,101.9,127.6,109.9,102.4
2000.145.06:50:18.57/tsys2/71.1,53.0,43.1,70.2,103.0,109.8,59.2
2000.145.06:50:18.57:!2000.145.06:51:52
2000.145.06:51:52.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.06:51:52.00:et
2000.145.06:51:52.13:!+3s
2000.145.06:51:55.14:tape
2000.145.06:51:55.25/tape/off,00531,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:51:55.25:postob
2000.145.06:51:55.26:source=0440+345,044331.6,344106.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.06:51:55.56:midtp
2000.145.06:51:57.95/tpzero/445,332,390,655,375,454,759,408,1206,140
2000.145.06:51:58.17/tpzero/632,357,320,481,784,972,1558
2000.145.06:51:58.24:nw2c1=15
2000.145.06:52:03.68/pass/15,15,auto,55.0,55.0,56.6,54.7,1.6,-0.3
2000.145.06:52:07.39/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.06:52:07.39:fastr=0m19s
2000.145.06:52:26.66:!2000.145.06:54:26
2000.145.06:53:18.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.06:54:26.00:preob
2000.145.06:54:26.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:54:28.89/tpical/39455,34980,10995,5569,30604,21070,11887,10584,11706,22734
2000.145.06:54:29.11/tpical/21326,31913,23582,20565,9426,13868,12041
2000.145.06:54:29.15:!2000.145.06:54:36
2000.145.06:54:36.00:tape
2000.145.06:54:36.11/tape/off,00121,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.06:54:36.11:st=for,135
2000.145.06:54:36.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.06:54:36.23:midob
2000.145.06:54:36.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.06:54:36.54/wx/6.6,985.4,62.2,1.0
2000.145.06:54:36.80/cable/+9.846457E-03
2000.145.06:54:36.88#setcl#time/167978421,3,2000,145,06,54,36.84,1.722,16.166,2
2000.145.06:54:36.88#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.06:54:39.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11165,11031
2000.145.06:54:39.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21507
2000.145.06:54:40.01/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32882
2000.145.06:54:40.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19946
2000.145.06:54:40.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20659
2000.145.06:54:40.47/tpi/37410,32882,10680,5354,28688,19946,11289,10148,11170,21501
2000.145.06:54:40.69/tpi/19619,28517,20659,18936,8940,13167,11031
2000.145.06:54:40.70/tsys1/124.0,106.4,224.1,149.9,101.4,119.0,120.8,153.2,127.5,118.8
2000.145.06:54:40.71/tsys2/78.1,58.2,48.8,79.5,117.8,122.1,65.8
2000.145.06:54:40.71:!2000.145.07:02:06
2000.145.07:02:06.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.07:02:06.00:et
2000.145.07:02:06.13:!+3s
2000.145.07:02:09.14:tape
2000.145.07:02:09.24/tape/off,05172,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:02:09.24:postob
2000.145.07:02:09.24:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,cw
2000.145.07:02:09.54:checkf135
2000.145.07:02:30.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 27.
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:03:04.31?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:03:04.31/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,3050.,2090.,94.,96.,164.,88.,48.,36.,14.,8.,0.,$$$$$
2000.145.07:03:04.31/parity/0,36,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,68
2000.145.07:03:38.75:nw2c1=15
2000.145.07:03:39.44/pass/15,15,auto,55.0,55.0,55.0,53.9,0.0,-1.1
2000.145.07:03:43.11/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.07:03:43.11:!2000.145.07:04:19
2000.145.07:04:19.00:preob
2000.145.07:04:19.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:04:21.89/tpical/36430,32217,10116,5188,28253,19486,11037,9806,10897,21026
2000.145.07:04:22.11/tpical/20907,31471,23149,20222,9294,13640,11926
2000.145.07:04:22.15:!2000.145.07:04:29
2000.145.07:04:29.00:tape
2000.145.07:04:29.11/tape/off,05159,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:04:29.11:st=for,135
2000.145.07:04:29.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.07:04:29.23:midob
2000.145.07:04:29.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:04:29.54/wx/6.4,985.5,63.9,1.1
2000.145.07:04:29.84/cable/+9.849697E-03
2000.145.07:04:29.91#setcl#time/168037724,3,2000,145,07,04,29.88,1.719,16.331,2
2000.145.07:04:29.91#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.07:04:32.92/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10337,10875
2000.145.07:04:32.99/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19754
2000.145.07:04:33.06/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30175
2000.145.07:04:33.13/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18325
2000.145.07:04:33.20/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20099
2000.145.07:04:33.51/tpi/34316,30175,9795,4962,26320,18325,10413,9367,10341,19758
2000.145.07:04:33.73/tpi/19151,27937,20099,18546,8779,12910,10874
2000.145.07:04:33.74/tsys1/109.9,100.3,201.0,130.7,92.1,105.6,106.1,140.0,112.7,106.1
2000.145.07:04:33.75/tsys2/74.0,54.8,45.5,75.7,109.0,114.8,62.2
2000.145.07:04:33.75:!2000.145.07:06:07
2000.145.07:06:07.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.07:06:07.00:et
2000.145.07:06:07.13:!+3s
2000.145.07:06:10.14:tape
2000.145.07:06:10.25/tape/off,06250,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:06:10.25:postob
2000.145.07:06:10.26:source=1219+044,122222.5,041315.8,2000.0,cw
2000.145.07:06:11.52:midtp
2000.145.07:06:13.90/tpzero/428,333,387,659,375,453,757,409,1210,141
2000.145.07:06:14.12/tpzero/639,347,320,478,783,973,1564
2000.145.07:06:14.19:nw2c2=16
2000.145.07:06:20.34/pass/16,16,auto,55.0,55.0,55.5,53.9,0.5,-1.1
2000.145.07:06:24.01/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.07:06:24.01:fastf=1m55s
2000.145.07:08:19.29:!2000.145.07:08:41
2000.145.07:08:28.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.07:08:41.00:preob
2000.145.07:08:41.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:08:43.89/tpical/35537,31508,9853,5071,27544,18984,10779,9576,10668,20513
2000.145.07:08:44.11/tpical/20702,31144,22915,20003,9183,13476,11885
2000.145.07:08:44.15:!2000.145.07:08:51
2000.145.07:08:51.00:tape
2000.145.07:08:51.11/tape/low,08789,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:08:51.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.07:08:51.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.07:08:51.23:midob
2000.145.07:08:51.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:08:51.53/wx/6.2,985.6,65.4,1.1
2000.145.07:08:51.67/cable/+9.846746E-03
2000.145.07:08:51.74#setcl#time/168063905,3,2000,145,07,08,51.70,1.726,16.404,2
2000.145.07:08:51.74#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.07:08:54.74/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10114,10819
2000.145.07:08:54.81/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19262
2000.145.07:08:54.88/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29397
2000.145.07:08:54.95/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17859
2000.145.07:08:55.02/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19800
2000.145.07:08:55.33/tpi/33363,29373,9538,4840,25626,17853,10150,9141,10113,19259
2000.145.07:08:55.55/tpi/18935,27639,19800,18290,8668,12730,10818
2000.145.07:08:55.56/tsys1/103.9,93.3,199.3,124.2,90.3,105.5,102.4,137.7,110.0,104.6
2000.145.07:08:55.57/tsys2/72.7,54.7,43.9,73.0,107.5,110.6,60.9
2000.145.07:08:55.57:!2000.145.07:16:21
2000.145.07:16:21.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.07:16:21.00:et
2000.145.07:16:21.13:!+3s
2000.145.07:16:24.14:tape
2000.145.07:16:24.24/tape/off,03737,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:16:24.24:postob
2000.145.07:16:24.24:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,cw
2000.145.07:16:24.54:checkr135
2000.145.07:17:19.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:17:19.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.07:17:19.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:17:19.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.07:17:19.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:17:19.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.07:17:19.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:17:19.06/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2889.,2134.,98.,318.,118.,94.,128.,130.,236.,168.,108.
2000.145.07:17:19.06/parity/0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.07:17:53.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.07:17:53.75:nw2c2=16
2000.145.07:17:54.32/pass/16,16,auto,55.0,55.0,56.3,53.9,1.3,-1.1
2000.145.07:17:58.01/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.07:17:58.01:!2000.145.07:18:34
2000.145.07:18:34.00:preob
2000.145.07:18:34.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:18:36.89/tpical/34775,30784,9619,4967,26866,18551,10513,9353,10444,20045
2000.145.07:18:37.12/tpical/20650,30918,22803,20063,9207,13461,11871
2000.145.07:18:37.16:!2000.145.07:18:44
2000.145.07:18:44.00:tape
2000.145.07:18:44.11/tape/off,03751,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:18:44.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.07:18:44.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.07:18:44.23:midob
2000.145.07:18:44.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:18:44.53/wx/6.0,985.7,67.2,1.1
2000.145.07:18:44.67/cable/+9.849504E-03
2000.145.07:18:44.74#setcl#time/168123204,3,2000,145,07,18,44.70,1.724,16.568,2
2000.145.07:18:44.74#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.07:18:47.75/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9878,10805
2000.145.07:18:47.82/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18773
2000.145.07:18:47.89/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28638
2000.145.07:18:47.96/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17381
2000.145.07:18:48.03/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19723
2000.145.07:18:48.34/tpi/32574,28629,9288,4742,24933,17379,9870,8890,9880,18773
2000.145.07:18:48.56/tpi/18830,27434,19723,18350,8705,12736,10806
2000.145.07:18:48.57/tsys1/100.2,90.1,184.5,124.5,87.2,99.1,97.2,125.7,105.5,100.5
2000.145.07:18:48.58/tsys2/70.2,54.6,44.2,73.2,110.8,113.9,60.9
2000.145.07:18:48.58:!2000.145.07:22:35
2000.145.07:22:35.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.07:22:35.00:et
2000.145.07:22:35.13:!+3s
2000.145.07:22:38.14:tape
2000.145.07:22:38.25/tape/off,01164,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:22:38.25:postob
2000.145.07:22:38.25:source=3c418,203837.0,511912.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.07:22:38.55:midtp
2000.145.07:22:40.93/tpzero/428,332,389,655,375,452,759,404,1214,140
2000.145.07:22:41.15/tpzero/637,352,317,476,796,971,1571
2000.145.07:22:41.22:nw2c1=17
2000.145.07:22:46.40/pass/17,17,auto,110.0,110.0,110.3,110.6,0.3,0.6
2000.145.07:22:50.11/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.07:22:50.11:fastr=0m49s
2000.145.07:23:39.38:!2000.145.07:25:13
2000.145.07:25:01.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.07:25:13.00:preob
2000.145.07:25:13.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:25:15.89/tpical/34647,30728,9572,4944,26644,18484,10457,9295,10420,19959
2000.145.07:25:16.11/tpical/20805,31143,22964,20182,9258,13560,11966
2000.145.07:25:16.15:!2000.145.07:25:23
2000.145.07:25:23.00:tape
2000.145.07:25:23.11/tape/low,00079,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:25:23.11:st=for,135
2000.145.07:25:23.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.07:25:23.23:midob
2000.145.07:25:23.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:25:23.53/wx/5.8,985.8,68.9,1.2
2000.145.07:25:23.64#setcl#time/168163093,3,2000,145,07,25,23.60,1.727,16.679,2
2000.145.07:25:23.64#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.07:25:23.77/cable/+9.829831E-03
2000.145.07:25:26.84/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9860,10900
2000.145.07:25:26.91/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18690
2000.145.07:25:26.98/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28554
2000.145.07:25:27.05/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17330
2000.145.07:25:27.12/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19897
2000.145.07:25:27.43/tpi/32528,28555,9261,4728,24735,17330,9840,8850,9859,18691
2000.145.07:25:27.65/tpi/19011,27606,19897,18507,8783,12838,10903
2000.145.07:25:27.66/tsys1/103.9,89.1,195.7,129.4,87.5,100.3,101.0,130.2,105.7,100.4
2000.145.07:25:27.67/tsys2/71.9,54.1,44.8,75.6,118.0,115.4,61.6
2000.145.07:25:27.67:!2000.145.07:30:07
2000.145.07:30:07.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.07:30:07.00:et
2000.145.07:30:07.13:!+3s
2000.145.07:30:10.14:tape
2000.145.07:30:10.25/tape/off,03263,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:30:10.25:postob
2000.145.07:30:10.25:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,cw
2000.145.07:30:10.55:checkf135
2000.145.07:30:39.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.07:31:05.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:31:05.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.07:31:05.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:31:05.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.07:31:05.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:31:05.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.07:31:05.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:31:05.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:31:05.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 27.
2000.145.07:31:05.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:31:05.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:31:05.36/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2868.,2140.,34.,18.,132.,34.,64.,44.,0.,12.,2.,$$$$$
2000.145.07:31:05.36/parity/0,13,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,70
2000.145.07:31:39.75:nw2c1=17
2000.145.07:31:40.32/pass/17,17,auto,110.0,110.0,110.3,110.6,0.3,0.6
2000.145.07:31:44.00/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.07:31:44.00:!2000.145.07:32:20
2000.145.07:32:20.00:preob
2000.145.07:32:20.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:32:22.89/tpical/34873,30921,9627,4991,26988,18694,10554,9401,10466,20166
2000.145.07:32:23.11/tpical/20730,31137,22961,20194,9256,13561,11879
2000.145.07:32:23.15:!2000.145.07:32:30
2000.145.07:32:30.00:tape
2000.145.07:32:30.11/tape/off,03249,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:32:30.11:st=for,135
2000.145.07:32:30.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.07:32:30.23:midob
2000.145.07:32:30.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:32:30.53/wx/5.6,985.8,70.3,1.2
2000.145.07:32:30.73/cable/+9.834774E-03
2000.145.07:32:30.80#setcl#time/168205808,3,2000,145,07,32,30.76,1.729,16.798,2
2000.145.07:32:30.80#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.07:32:33.80/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9908,10795
2000.145.07:32:33.87/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,18885
2000.145.07:32:33.94/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28793
2000.145.07:32:34.01/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17525
2000.145.07:32:34.09/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19830
2000.145.07:32:34.40/tpi/32689,28805,9327,4773,25058,17525,9926,8956,9912,18891
2000.145.07:32:34.62/tpi/18926,27486,19830,18462,8755,12830,10794
2000.145.07:32:34.63/tsys1/101.3,92.3,204.4,129.6,87.7,100.2,100.1,131.8,107.7,100.9
2000.145.07:32:34.64/tsys2/71.2,52.2,43.8,72.9,111.5,113.9,59.7
2000.145.07:32:34.64:!2000.145.07:34:35
2000.145.07:34:35.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.07:34:35.00:et
2000.145.07:34:35.13:!+3s
2000.145.07:34:38.14:tape
2000.145.07:34:38.25/tape/off,04644,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:34:38.25:postob
2000.145.07:34:38.26:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,cw
2000.145.07:34:38.56:nw2c1=17
2000.145.07:34:39.12/pass/17,17,auto,110.0,110.0,110.3,110.6,0.3,0.6
2000.145.07:34:42.83/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.07:34:42.83:!2000.145.07:35:28
2000.145.07:35:25.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.07:35:28.00:preob
2000.145.07:35:28.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:35:30.89/tpical/40398,35769,11225,5698,31382,21649,12171,10865,11954,23336
2000.145.07:35:31.11/tpical/21980,33085,24455,21240,9686,14254,12462
2000.145.07:35:31.15:!2000.145.07:35:38
2000.145.07:35:38.00:tape
2000.145.07:35:38.11/tape/off,04644,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:35:38.11:st=for,135
2000.145.07:35:38.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.07:35:38.23:midob
2000.145.07:35:38.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:35:38.53/wx/5.5,985.8,70.9,1.2
2000.145.07:35:38.63/cable/+9.844627E-03
2000.145.07:35:38.70#setcl#time/168224599,3,2000,145,07,35,38.67,1.723,16.850,2
2000.145.07:35:38.70#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.07:35:41.71/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11394,11418
2000.145.07:35:41.78/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,22059
2000.145.07:35:41.85/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33719
2000.145.07:35:41.92/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20456
2000.145.07:35:41.99/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21394
2000.145.07:35:42.30/tpi/38175,33767,10917,5477,29414,20456,11515,10409,11390,22046
2000.145.07:35:42.52/tpi/20209,29620,21360,19566,9202,13553,11414
2000.145.07:35:42.53/tsys1/116.5,114.6,234.5,149.7,101.2,115.0,112.5,150.5,123.8,116.5
2000.145.07:35:42.53/tsys2/77.6,59.3,47.7,80.1,121.9,126.0,65.9
2000.145.07:35:42.54:!2000.145.07:39:04
2000.145.07:39:04.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.07:39:04.00:et
2000.145.07:39:04.13:!+3s
2000.145.07:39:07.14:tape
2000.145.07:39:07.25/tape/off,06950,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:39:07.25:postob
2000.145.07:39:07.26:source=2201+315,220315.0,314538.3,2000.0,cw
2000.145.07:39:07.56:midtp
2000.145.07:39:09.95/tpzero/429,331,387,665,378,457,759,409,1205,140
2000.145.07:39:10.18/tpzero/597,358,317,478,788,972,1566
2000.145.07:39:10.25:nw2c2=18
2000.145.07:39:16.23/pass/18,18,auto,110.0,110.0,110.0,109.8,-0.0,-0.2
2000.145.07:39:19.92/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.07:39:19.92:fastf=1m22s
2000.145.07:39:43.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.07:40:42.20:!2000.145.07:41:17
2000.145.07:41:17.00:preob
2000.145.07:41:17.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:41:19.89/tpical/35187,31219,9721,5032,27313,18926,10696,9533,10559,20396
2000.145.07:41:20.11/tpical/20670,31118,22889,19958,9211,13478,11868
2000.145.07:41:20.15:!2000.145.07:41:27
2000.145.07:41:27.00:tape
2000.145.07:41:27.11/tape/low,08778,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:41:27.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.07:41:27.24:data_valid=on
2000.145.07:41:27.24:midob
2000.145.07:41:27.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:41:27.54/wx/5.4,986.0,71.7,1.2
2000.145.07:41:27.81/cable/+9.834674E-03
2000.145.07:41:27.88#setcl#time/168259515,3,2000,145,07,41,27.84,1.728,16.947,2
2000.145.07:41:27.88#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.07:41:30.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,9998,10908
2000.145.07:41:30.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19118
2000.145.07:41:31.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29048
2000.145.07:41:31.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17718
2000.145.07:41:31.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19992
2000.145.07:41:31.47/tpi/32990,29048,9397,4813,25422,17718,10066,9079,9998,19121
2000.145.07:41:31.69/tpi/19056,27762,19992,18550,8803,12878,10911
2000.145.07:41:31.70/tsys1/101.7,90.7,190.8,129.9,90.9,98.0,101.3,131.0,107.5,102.1
2000.145.07:41:31.71/tsys2/80.3,57.3,47.7,90.1,137.9,139.3,68.5
2000.145.07:41:31.71:!2000.145.07:48:57
2000.145.07:48:57.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.07:48:57.00:et
2000.145.07:48:57.12:!+3s
2000.145.07:49:00.13:tape
2000.145.07:49:00.23/tape/off,03727,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:49:00.23:postob
2000.145.07:49:00.23:source=1334-127,133739.8,-125724.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.07:49:00.53:checkr135
2000.145.07:49:55.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:49:55.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.07:49:55.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:49:55.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.07:49:55.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:49:55.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.07:49:55.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.07:49:55.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 15.
2000.145.07:49:55.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,5451.,4870.,96.,500.,260.,192.,114.,154.,260.,266.,162.
2000.145.07:49:55.04/parity/0,0,3,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.07:50:29.73:nw2c2=18
2000.145.07:50:30.29/pass/18,18,auto,110.0,110.0,110.0,109.8,-0.0,-0.2
2000.145.07:50:34.00/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.07:50:34.00:!2000.145.07:52:34
2000.145.07:52:34.00:preob
2000.145.07:52:34.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.145.07:52:34.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.145.07:52:34.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.145.07:52:36.90/tpical/40592,36142,11311,5757,31592,21857,12256,10963,12029,23558
2000.145.07:52:37.12/tpical/22036,33209,24533,21289,9697,14284,12422
2000.145.07:52:37.16:!2000.145.07:52:44
2000.145.07:52:37.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.07:52:44.00:tape
2000.145.07:52:44.11/tape/off,03742,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:52:44.12:st=rev,135
2000.145.07:52:44.24:data_valid=on
2000.145.07:52:44.24:midob
2000.145.07:52:44.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:52:44.54/wx/5.1,986.1,73.7,1.2
2000.145.07:52:44.67/cable/+9.839312E-03
2000.145.07:52:44.74#setcl#time/168327200,3,2000,145,07,52,44.70,1.723,17.135,2
2000.145.07:52:44.74#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.07:52:47.74/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11473,11374
2000.145.07:52:47.81/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,22279
2000.145.07:52:47.88/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33987
2000.145.07:52:47.95/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20697
2000.145.07:52:48.02/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21514
2000.145.07:52:48.33/tpi/38468,34022,10983,5531,29746,20710,11649,10524,11471,22282
2000.145.07:52:48.55/tpi/20274,29726,21514,19640,9233,13578,11373
2000.145.07:52:48.56/tsys1/122.9,109.0,221.6,147.7,109.1,121.1,123.1,158.1,126.2,119.0
2000.145.07:52:48.57/tsys2/78.4,59.2,49.3,81.6,127.8,125.3,65.6
2000.145.07:52:48.57:!2000.145.07:54:22
2000.145.07:54:22.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.07:54:22.00:et
2000.145.07:54:22.13:!+3s
2000.145.07:54:25.14:tape
2000.145.07:54:25.25/tape/off,02651,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:54:25.25:postob
2000.145.07:54:25.26:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,cw
2000.145.07:54:25.56:nw2c2=18
2000.145.07:54:26.12/pass/18,18,auto,110.0,110.0,110.0,109.8,-0.0,-0.2
2000.145.07:54:29.83/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.07:54:29.83:!2000.145.07:58:20
2000.145.07:55:55.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.07:58:20.00:preob
2000.145.07:58:20.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:58:22.89/tpical/35273,31495,9830,5053,27224,18946,10641,9518,10635,20418
2000.145.07:58:23.11/tpical/20871,31305,23117,20314,9270,13576,11983
2000.145.07:58:23.15:!2000.145.07:58:30
2000.145.07:58:30.00:tape
2000.145.07:58:30.11/tape/off,02651,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.07:58:30.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.07:58:30.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.07:58:30.23:midob
2000.145.07:58:30.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.07:58:30.53/wx/4.8,986.1,75.2,1.2
2000.145.07:58:30.63/cable/+9.831337E-03
2000.145.07:58:30.71#setcl#time/168361796,3,2000,145,07,58,30.66,1.713,17.231,1
2000.145.07:58:30.71#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.07:58:33.71/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10059,10890
2000.145.07:58:33.78/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19106
2000.145.07:58:33.85/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29247
2000.145.07:58:33.92/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17728
2000.145.07:58:33.99/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20007
2000.145.07:58:34.30/tpi/33073,29236,9485,4821,25214,17758,9992,9034,10057,19096
2000.145.07:58:34.52/tpi/19049,27786,20001,18561,8782,12843,10887
2000.145.07:58:34.53/tsys1/101.8,87.8,180.9,122.9,84.8,99.9,97.6,122.2,105.1,98.4
2000.145.07:58:34.54/tsys2/71.1,54.7,44.3,72.4,115.0,113.7,59.7
2000.145.07:58:34.54:!2000.145.08:00:08
2000.145.08:00:08.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.08:00:08.00:et
2000.145.08:00:08.13:!+3s
2000.145.08:00:11.14:tape
2000.145.08:00:11.25/tape/off,01560,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:00:11.25:postob
2000.145.08:00:11.26:source=0014+813,001708.5,813508.1,2000.0,cw
2000.145.08:00:11.56:midtp
2000.145.08:00:13.94/tpzero/426,331,387,665,377,460,757,412,1208,141
2000.145.08:00:14.17/tpzero/603,355,317,479,798,971,1564
2000.145.08:00:14.25:nw2c1=19
2000.145.08:00:19.41/pass/19,19,auto,165.0,165.0,164.0,165.7,-1.0,0.7
2000.145.08:00:23.10/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.08:00:23.10:fastr=1m6s
2000.145.08:01:29.37:!2000.145.08:07:33
2000.145.08:04:11.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.08:07:33.00:preob
2000.145.08:07:33.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:07:35.89/tpical/35068,31250,9766,5045,27078,18884,10621,9495,10576,20343
2000.145.08:07:36.11/tpical/20931,31218,23107,20227,9243,13529,12097
2000.145.08:07:36.15:!2000.145.08:07:43
2000.145.08:07:43.00:tape
2000.145.08:07:43.11/tape/low,00093,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:07:43.11:st=for,135
2000.145.08:07:43.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.08:07:43.23:midob
2000.145.08:07:43.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:07:43.53/wx/4.3,986.1,77.4,1.3
2000.145.08:07:43.63/cable/+9.835425E-03
2000.145.08:07:43.71#setcl#time/168417095,3,2000,145,08,07,43.67,1.726,17.385,2
2000.145.08:07:43.71#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.08:07:46.71/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10014,11058
2000.145.08:07:46.78/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19042
2000.145.08:07:46.85/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29063
2000.145.08:07:46.92/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17663
2000.145.08:07:46.99/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19889
2000.145.08:07:47.30/tpi/32904,29055,9454,4814,25125,17650,9987,9031,10011,19039
2000.145.08:07:47.52/tpi/20732,27723,19895,18471,8741,12820,11059
2000.145.08:07:47.53/tsys1/103.0,89.8,199.4,123.2,86.9,95.6,99.9,127.4,106.9,99.4
2000.145.08:07:47.54/tsys2/710.1,55.0,42.8,71.9,111.1,117.3,64.2
2000.145.08:07:47.54:!2000.145.08:15:13
2000.145.08:15:13.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.08:15:13.00:et
2000.145.08:15:13.12:!+3s
2000.145.08:15:16.13:tape
2000.145.08:15:16.23/tape/off,05144,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:15:16.23:postob
2000.145.08:15:16.23:source=0133+476,013658.6,475129.1,2000.0,cw
2000.145.08:15:16.53:checkf135
2000.145.08:16:09.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.08:16:11.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:16:11.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.08:16:11.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:16:11.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.08:16:11.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:16:11.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:16:11.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:16:11.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 27.
2000.145.08:16:11.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:16:11.35/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2633.,1172.,26.,88.,194.,56.,58.,28.,6.,6.,0.,$$$$$
2000.145.08:16:11.35/parity/0,4,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,26
2000.145.08:16:45.73:nw2c1=19
2000.145.08:16:46.29/pass/19,19,auto,165.0,165.0,164.8,165.7,-0.2,0.7
2000.145.08:16:49.99/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.08:16:49.99:!2000.145.08:17:26
2000.145.08:17:26.00:preob
2000.145.08:17:26.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:17:28.89/tpical/35739,31841,9884,5133,27949,19322,10879,9745,10724,20832
2000.145.08:17:29.12/tpical/20803,31308,23115,20058,9212,13539,12048
2000.145.08:17:29.16:!2000.145.08:17:36
2000.145.08:17:36.00:tape
2000.145.08:17:36.11/tape/off,05129,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:17:36.11:st=for,135
2000.145.08:17:36.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.08:17:36.23:midob
2000.145.08:17:36.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:17:36.53/wx/4.0,986.2,79.4,1.3
2000.145.08:17:36.63/cable/+9.820133E-03
2000.145.08:17:36.70#setcl#time/168476394,3,2000,145,08,17,36.67,1.723,17.549,2
2000.145.08:17:36.70#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.08:17:39.71/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10151,10968
2000.145.08:17:39.78/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19506
2000.145.08:17:39.85/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29530
2000.145.08:17:39.92/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18082
2000.145.08:17:39.99/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19976
2000.145.08:17:40.30/tpi/33617,29602,9572,4899,25896,18083,10237,9289,10156,19518
2000.145.08:17:40.52/tpi/19021,27792,19972,18321,8703,12808,10956
2000.145.08:17:40.53/tsys1/107.3,89.7,202.0,124.1,85.3,97.6,101.3,133.5,108.1,101.2
2000.145.08:17:40.54/tsys2/72.6,54.8,43.9,72.1,109.0,113.7,60.4
2000.145.08:17:40.54:!2000.145.08:19:32
2000.145.08:19:32.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.08:19:32.00:et
2000.145.08:19:32.13:!+3s
2000.145.08:19:35.14:tape
2000.145.08:19:35.25/tape/off,06422,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:19:35.25:postob
2000.145.08:19:35.26:source=1741-038,174358.9,-035004.6,2000.0,cw
2000.145.08:19:35.56:nw2c1=19
2000.145.08:19:36.12/pass/19,19,auto,165.0,165.0,164.8,164.8,-0.2,-0.2
2000.145.08:19:39.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.08:19:39.81:!2000.145.08:23:53
2000.145.08:22:55.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.08:23:53.00:preob
2000.145.08:23:53.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:23:55.89/tpical/36088,32189,9999,5198,28209,19536,11006,9877,10830,21077
2000.145.08:23:56.11/tpical/20845,31573,23212,20118,9231,13541,11922
2000.145.08:23:56.15:!2000.145.08:24:03
2000.145.08:24:03.00:tape
2000.145.08:24:03.11/tape/off,06422,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:24:03.11:st=for,135
2000.145.08:24:03.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.08:24:03.23:midob
2000.145.08:24:03.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:24:03.53/wx/3.8,986.4,80.3,1.3
2000.145.08:24:03.89/cable/+9.819646E-03
2000.145.08:24:03.96#setcl#time/168515118,3,2000,145,08,24,03.92,1.726,17.657,2
2000.145.08:24:03.96#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.08:24:06.96/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10258,10846
2000.145.08:24:07.03/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19774
2000.145.08:24:07.10/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29941
2000.145.08:24:07.17/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18328
2000.145.08:24:07.24/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20080
2000.145.08:24:07.55/tpi/33931,29941,9691,4971,26244,18328,10347,9397,10265,19774
2000.145.08:24:07.77/tpi/19080,27965,20080,18402,8721,12832,10845
2000.145.08:24:07.78/tsys1/106.6,90.4,207.2,130.1,90.3,101.5,99.8,128.4,110.0,103.4
2000.145.08:24:07.79/tsys2/73.5,53.7,44.3,73.3,109.1,117.4,60.5
2000.145.08:24:07.79:!2000.145.08:25:41
2000.145.08:25:41.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.08:25:41.00:et
2000.145.08:25:41.13:!+3s
2000.145.08:25:44.14:tape
2000.145.08:25:44.25/tape/off,07514,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:25:44.25:postob
2000.145.08:25:44.26:source=1749+096,175132.8,093900.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.08:25:44.56:midtp
2000.145.08:25:46.94/tpzero/429,332,386,665,379,459,761,407,1209,141
2000.145.08:25:47.17/tpzero/611,345,315,478,787,975,1559
2000.145.08:25:47.24:nw2c2=20
2000.145.08:25:53.29/pass/20,20,auto,165.0,165.0,164.5,164.0,-0.5,-1.0
2000.145.08:25:57.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.08:25:57.02:fastf=0m57s
2000.145.08:26:09.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.08:26:54.30:!2000.145.08:27:17
2000.145.08:27:17.00:preob
2000.145.08:27:17.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:27:19.89/tpical/35403,31511,9783,5093,27595,19079,10749,9648,10628,20619
2000.145.08:27:20.11/tpical/20874,31332,23160,20244,9272,13578,11934
2000.145.08:27:20.15:!2000.145.08:27:27
2000.145.08:27:27.00:tape
2000.145.08:27:27.11/tape/low,08778,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:27:27.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.08:27:27.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.08:27:27.23:midob
2000.145.08:27:27.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:27:27.53/wx/3.8,986.4,80.6,1.3
2000.145.08:27:27.80/cable/+9.817788E-03
2000.145.08:27:27.88#setcl#time/168535510,3,2000,145,08,27,27.84,1.721,17.714,2
2000.145.08:27:27.88#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.08:27:30.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10054,10861
2000.145.08:27:30.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19294
2000.145.08:27:31.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29274
2000.145.08:27:31.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17891
2000.145.08:27:31.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20027
2000.145.08:27:31.47/tpi/33232,29274,9460,4870,25596,17891,10115,9175,10057,19293
2000.145.08:27:31.69/tpi/19049,27782,20027,18519,8772,12865,10863
2000.145.08:27:31.70/tsys1/103.7,88.8,192.7,129.4,86.5,100.7,101.2,127.2,106.3,99.1
2000.145.08:27:31.71/tsys2/70.9,54.3,44.2,73.4,112.1,117.1,61.0
2000.145.08:27:31.71:!2000.145.08:30:55
2000.145.08:30:55.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.08:30:55.00:et
2000.145.08:30:55.13:!+3s
2000.145.08:30:58.14:tape
2000.145.08:30:58.25/tape/off,06450,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:30:58.25:postob
2000.145.08:30:58.25:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,cw
2000.145.08:30:58.55:checkr135
2000.145.08:31:53.08?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:31:53.08?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.08:31:53.08?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:31:53.08?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.08:31:53.08?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:31:53.08?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:31:53.08/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,4887.,1616.,58.,276.,170.,282.,110.,94.,150.,50.,92.
2000.145.08:31:53.08/parity/0,0,5,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.08:32:25.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.08:32:27.75:nw2c2=20
2000.145.08:32:28.32/pass/20,20,auto,165.0,165.0,164.5,164.0,-0.5,-1.0
2000.145.08:32:32.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.08:32:32.02:!2000.145.08:33:46
2000.145.08:33:46.00:preob
2000.145.08:33:46.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:33:48.89/tpical/37686,33744,10484,5410,29552,20467,11504,10335,11269,22061
2000.145.08:33:49.11/tpical/21419,32263,23824,20646,9440,13869,12238
2000.145.08:33:49.15:!2000.145.08:33:56
2000.145.08:33:56.00:tape
2000.145.08:33:56.11/tape/off,06464,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:33:56.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.08:33:56.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.08:33:56.23:midob
2000.145.08:33:56.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:33:56.53/wx/3.6,986.4,81.7,1.3
2000.145.08:33:56.67/cable/+9.823443E-03
2000.145.08:33:56.74#setcl#time/168574395,3,2000,145,08,33,56.70,1.724,17.822,2
2000.145.08:33:56.74#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.08:33:59.74/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10704,11168
2000.145.08:33:59.81/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20739
2000.145.08:33:59.88/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31484
2000.145.08:33:59.95/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19252
2000.145.08:34:00.02/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20721
2000.145.08:34:00.33/tpi/35584,31474,10164,5180,27529,19257,10870,9862,10699,20735
2000.145.08:34:00.55/tpi/19629,28721,20721,18951,8940,13162,11167
2000.145.08:34:00.56/tsys1/114.7,94.1,209.6,134.7,92.1,106.6,109.4,137.1,114.2,106.5
2000.145.08:34:00.57/tsys2/74.6,56.2,46.2,76.5,114.5,121.0,63.0
2000.145.08:34:00.57:!2000.145.08:37:22
2000.145.08:37:22.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.08:37:22.00:et
2000.145.08:37:22.13:!+3s
2000.145.08:37:25.14:tape
2000.145.08:37:25.25/tape/off,04158,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:37:25.25:postob
2000.145.08:37:25.26:source=3c371,180650.7,694928.1,2000.0,cw
2000.145.08:37:25.56:midtp
2000.145.08:37:27.94/tpzero/427,332,385,665,378,460,759,407,1205,141
2000.145.08:37:28.17/tpzero/607,350,319,479,801,972,1553
2000.145.08:37:28.24:nw2c1=21
2000.145.08:37:33.40/pass/21,21,auto,220.0,220.0,220.9,220.7,0.9,0.7
2000.145.08:37:37.11/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.08:37:37.11:fastr=3m2s
2000.145.08:39:13.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.08:40:39.38:!2000.145.08:45:18
2000.145.08:45:18.00:preob
2000.145.08:45:18.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:45:20.89/tpical/35855,32168,10065,5149,27884,19412,10912,9750,10865,20961
2000.145.08:45:21.11/tpical/21192,31896,23673,20630,9389,13776,15723
2000.145.08:45:21.15:!2000.145.08:45:28
2000.145.08:45:28.00:tape
2000.145.08:45:28.11/tape/low,00080,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:45:28.11:st=for,135
2000.145.08:45:28.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.08:45:28.23:midob
2000.145.08:45:28.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:45:28.53/wx/3.4,986.5,83.0,1.4
2000.145.08:45:28.86/cable/+9.861308E-03
2000.145.08:45:28.94#setcl#time/168643614,3,2000,145,08,45,28.90,1.719,18.014,2
2000.145.08:45:28.94#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.08:45:31.94/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10280,14595
2000.145.08:45:32.01/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19617
2000.145.08:45:32.09/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29844
2000.145.08:45:32.16/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18196
2000.145.08:45:32.23/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20469
2000.145.08:45:32.54/tpi/33758,29844,9738,4919,25835,18196,10263,9272,10281,19617
2000.145.08:45:32.76/tpi/19345,28302,20469,18882,8893,13046,14600
2000.145.08:45:32.77/tsys1/109.0,87.1,196.2,126.9,85.2,100.1,100.5,127.2,106.6,99.4
2000.145.08:45:32.78/tsys2/71.2,54.6,44.1,73.9,114.5,116.1,81.6
2000.145.08:45:32.78:!2000.145.08:52:58
2000.145.08:52:58.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.08:52:58.00:et
2000.145.08:52:58.13:!+3s
2000.145.08:53:01.14:tape
2000.145.08:53:01.25/tape/off,05131,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:53:01.25:postob
2000.145.08:53:01.25:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.08:53:01.55:checkf135
2000.145.08:53:56.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:53:56.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.08:53:56.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:53:56.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.08:53:56.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:53:56.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:53:56.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.08:53:56.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:53:56.36?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.08:53:56.36/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2975.,1759.,30.,58.,262.,38.,14.,22.,6.,6.,2.,$$$$$
2000.145.08:53:56.36/parity/0,0,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,21
2000.145.08:54:30.75:nw2c1=21
2000.145.08:54:31.32/pass/21,21,auto,220.0,220.0,220.9,220.7,0.9,0.7
2000.145.08:54:35.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.08:54:35.02:!2000.145.08:55:11
2000.145.08:54:51.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.08:55:11.00:preob
2000.145.08:55:11.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:55:13.89/tpical/38561,34566,10722,5525,30396,21009,11796,10622,11503,22660
2000.145.08:55:14.11/tpical/21635,32574,24086,20818,9510,13985,12223
2000.145.08:55:14.15:!2000.145.08:55:21
2000.145.08:55:21.00:tape
2000.145.08:55:21.11/tape/off,05117,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:55:21.11:st=for,135
2000.145.08:55:21.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.08:55:21.23:midob
2000.145.08:55:21.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:55:21.53/wx/3.3,986.5,83.7,1.4
2000.145.08:55:21.86/cable/+9.865454E-03
2000.145.08:55:21.93#setcl#time/168702913,3,2000,145,08,55,21.90,1.716,18.179,2
2000.145.08:55:21.93#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.08:55:24.94/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10926,11153
2000.145.08:55:25.01/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21306
2000.145.08:55:25.09/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32185
2000.145.08:55:25.16/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19754
2000.145.08:55:25.23/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20931
2000.145.08:55:25.54/tpi/36418,32185,10401,5295,28359,19754,11146,10135,10918,21306
2000.145.08:55:25.76/tpi/19823,29005,20931,19121,9021,13283,11150
2000.145.08:55:25.77/tsys1/115.2,91.8,214.0,138.1,94.2,105.5,109.6,137.0,113.9,107.2
2000.145.08:55:25.78/tsys2/74.4,56.4,45.9,77.1,118.0,123.1,62.8
2000.145.08:55:25.78:!2000.145.08:56:59
2000.145.08:56:59.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.08:56:59.00:et
2000.145.08:56:59.13:!+3s
2000.145.08:57:02.14:tape
2000.145.08:57:02.25/tape/off,06208,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:57:02.25:postob
2000.145.08:57:02.26:source=0440+345,044331.6,344106.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.08:57:02.56:midtp
2000.145.08:57:04.94/tpzero/445,333,383,672,371,459,756,406,1201,141
2000.145.08:57:05.17/tpzero/587,353,313,480,795,970,1549
2000.145.08:57:05.24:nw2c2=22
2000.145.08:57:11.27/pass/22,22,auto,220.0,220.0,220.6,220.7,0.6,0.7
2000.145.08:57:15.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.08:57:15.05:fastf=1m55s
2000.145.08:57:27.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.08:59:10.32:!2000.145.08:59:33
2000.145.08:59:33.00:preob
2000.145.08:59:33.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:59:35.89/tpical/41426,37100,11569,5896,32630,22505,12598,11350,12318,24287
2000.145.08:59:36.11/tpical/22412,33799,25097,21506,9789,14439,12617
2000.145.08:59:36.15:!2000.145.08:59:43
2000.145.08:59:43.00:tape
2000.145.08:59:43.11/tape/low,08778,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.08:59:43.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.08:59:43.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.08:59:43.23:midob
2000.145.08:59:43.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.08:59:43.53/wx/3.1,986.6,84.1,1.4
2000.145.08:59:43.67/cable/+9.865848E-03
2000.145.08:59:43.74#setcl#time/168729092,3,2000,145,08,59,43.70,1.723,18.251,2
2000.145.08:59:43.74#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.08:59:46.74/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11744,11553
2000.145.08:59:46.81/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,22957
2000.145.08:59:46.88/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34788
2000.145.08:59:46.95/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21285
2000.145.08:59:47.02/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21941
2000.145.08:59:47.33/tpi/39292,34816,11250,5670,30634,21276,11961,10875,11736,22948
2000.145.08:59:47.55/tpi/20626,30256,21941,19830,9313,13734,11551
2000.145.08:59:47.56/tsys1/124.9,103.6,233.7,151.7,104.0,116.2,120.7,151.2,124.2,116.8
2000.145.08:59:47.56/tsys2/78.8,59.2,48.1,81.0,125.6,127.1,65.9
2000.145.08:59:47.57:!2000.145.09:07:13
2000.145.09:07:13.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.09:07:13.00:et
2000.145.09:07:13.13:!+3s
2000.145.09:07:16.14:tape
2000.145.09:07:16.24/tape/off,03727,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:07:16.24:postob
2000.145.09:07:16.24:source=1726+455,172727.7,453039.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.09:07:16.54:checkr135
2000.145.09:08:11.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:08:11.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.09:08:11.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:08:11.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.09:08:11.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:08:11.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.09:08:11.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:08:11.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 23.
2000.145.09:08:11.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,6004.,2678.,194.,480.,506.,372.,216.,210.,174.,192.,138.
2000.145.09:08:11.04/parity/0,0,4,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.09:08:45.74:nw2c2=22
2000.145.09:08:46.30/pass/22,22,auto,220.0,220.0,220.6,220.7,0.6,0.7
2000.145.09:08:50.01/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.09:08:50.01:!2000.145.09:11:39
2000.145.09:11:39.00:preob
2000.145.09:11:39.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.145.09:11:39.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.145.09:11:39.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.145.09:11:41.91/tpical/35970,32313,10025,5176,28125,19510,10909,9809,10865,21067
2000.145.09:11:42.14/tpical/21199,31905,23621,20551,9313,13671,12608
2000.145.09:11:42.18:!2000.145.09:11:49
2000.145.09:11:46.29#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.09:11:49.00:tape
2000.145.09:11:49.11/tape/off,03743,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:11:49.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.09:11:49.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.09:11:49.23:midob
2000.145.09:11:49.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:11:49.53/wx/2.9,986.8,85.2,1.4
2000.145.09:11:49.80/cable/+9.848361E-03
2000.145.09:11:49.87#setcl#time/168801705,3,2000,145,09,11,49.84,1.717,18.453,2
2000.145.09:11:49.87#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.09:11:52.87/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10288,11545
2000.145.09:11:52.94/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19703
2000.145.09:11:53.01/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30010
2000.145.09:11:53.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18226
2000.145.09:11:53.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20360
2000.145.09:11:53.47/tpi/33807,30010,9719,4941,26080,18226,10266,9311,10292,19715
2000.145.09:11:53.69/tpi/19358,28223,20360,18826,8841,12938,11527
2000.145.09:11:53.70/tsys1/105.8,88.4,209.3,124.6,86.2,94.9,101.5,122.7,108.8,99.3
2000.145.09:11:53.70/tsys2/71.6,53.1,43.2,74.7,119.7,114.6,64.8
2000.145.09:11:53.71:!2000.145.09:16:06
2000.145.09:16:06.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.09:16:06.00:et
2000.145.09:16:06.13:!+3s
2000.145.09:16:09.14:tape
2000.145.09:16:09.25/tape/off,00863,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:16:09.25:postob
2000.145.09:16:09.25:source=2201+315,220315.0,314538.3,2000.0,cw
2000.145.09:16:09.55:midtp
2000.145.09:16:11.93/tpzero/427,331,386,671,375,459,752,403,1202,140
2000.145.09:16:12.15/tpzero/587,353,316,479,801,972,1548
2000.145.09:16:12.22:nw2c1=23
2000.145.09:16:17.60/pass/23,23,auto,275.0,275.0,273.8,275.0,-1.2,-0.0
2000.145.09:16:21.31/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.09:16:21.31:fastr=0m36s
2000.145.09:16:57.58:!2000.145.09:18:34
2000.145.09:18:22.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.09:18:34.00:preob
2000.145.09:18:34.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:18:36.89/tpical/35599,31907,9854,5138,28036,19336,10861,9790,10722,20929
2000.145.09:18:37.11/tpical/20998,31688,23454,20388,9314,13627,12017
2000.145.09:18:37.15:!2000.145.09:18:44
2000.145.09:18:44.00:tape
2000.145.09:18:44.11/tape/low,00071,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:18:44.11:st=for,135
2000.145.09:18:44.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.09:18:44.23:midob
2000.145.09:18:44.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:18:44.53/wx/2.8,986.8,85.5,1.4
2000.145.09:18:44.92/cable/+9.839469E-03
2000.145.09:18:44.99#setcl#time/168843216,3,2000,145,09,18,44.96,1.719,18.568,2
2000.145.09:18:44.99#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.09:18:48.00/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10139,10918
2000.145.09:18:48.07/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19572
2000.145.09:18:48.14/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29601
2000.145.09:18:48.21/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18095
2000.145.09:18:48.28/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20254
2000.145.09:18:48.59/tpi/33500,29601,9546,4911,25943,18095,10219,9313,10137,19572
2000.145.09:18:48.81/tpi/19160,28072,20254,18630,8807,12896,10917
2000.145.09:18:48.82/tsys1/108.1,87.1,204.0,128.1,83.8,97.5,101.2,128.1,104.8,98.2
2000.145.09:18:48.83/tsys2/70.9,53.8,43.7,72.5,110.9,114.5,59.8
2000.145.09:18:48.83:!2000.145.09:26:14
2000.145.09:26:14.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.09:26:14.00:et
2000.145.09:26:14.13:!+3s
2000.145.09:26:17.14:tape
2000.145.09:26:17.25/tape/off,05122,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:26:17.25:postob
2000.145.09:26:17.25:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,cw
2000.145.09:26:17.55:checkf135
2000.145.09:26:52.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.09:27:12.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:27:12.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.09:27:12.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:27:12.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.09:27:12.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:27:12.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.09:27:12.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:27:12.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.09:27:12.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:27:12.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 27.
2000.145.09:27:12.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:27:12.35/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,3672.,2757.,10.,38.,166.,20.,52.,24.,14.,8.,2.,$$$$$
2000.145.09:27:12.35/parity/0,2,2,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,39
2000.145.09:27:46.74:nw2c1=23
2000.145.09:27:47.30/pass/23,23,auto,275.0,275.0,273.8,275.0,-1.2,-0.0
2000.145.09:27:51.01/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.09:27:51.01:!2000.145.09:28:27
2000.145.09:28:27.00:preob
2000.145.09:28:27.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:28:29.89/tpical/37059,33210,10293,5344,29316,20160,11326,10230,11120,21832
2000.145.09:28:30.11/tpical/21175,31996,23596,20364,9315,13655,12371
2000.145.09:28:30.15:!2000.145.09:28:37
2000.145.09:28:37.00:tape
2000.145.09:28:37.11/tape/off,05107,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:28:37.11:st=for,135
2000.145.09:28:37.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.09:28:37.23:midob
2000.145.09:28:37.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:28:37.53/wx/2.8,986.9,85.4,1.4
2000.145.09:28:37.96/cable/+9.817184E-03
2000.145.09:28:38.03#setcl#time/168902519,3,2000,145,09,28,38.00,1.717,18.733,2
2000.145.09:28:38.03#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.09:28:41.03/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10524,11282
2000.145.09:28:41.10/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20458
2000.145.09:28:41.17/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30821
2000.145.09:28:41.24/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18918
2000.145.09:28:41.31/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20406
2000.145.09:28:41.62/tpi/34866,30821,9942,5112,27240,18918,10666,9740,10524,20458
2000.145.09:28:41.84/tpi/19377,28303,20406,18667,8813,12946,11282
2000.145.09:28:41.85/tsys1/107.7,87.6,186.8,131.3,88.8,102.0,103.0,130.7,107.3,101.4
2000.145.09:28:41.86/tsys2/73.4,53.1,44.2,75.2,112.0,118.6,62.7
2000.145.09:28:41.86:!2000.145.09:33:07
2000.145.09:33:07.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.09:33:07.00:et
2000.145.09:33:07.13:!+3s
2000.145.09:33:10.14:tape
2000.145.09:33:10.25/tape/off,08133,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:33:10.25:postob
2000.145.09:33:10.25:source=3c446,222547.3,-045701.4,2000.0,cw
2000.145.09:33:10.55:midtp
2000.145.09:33:12.93/tpzero/427,333,391,669,373,458,756,410,1206,140
2000.145.09:33:13.15/tpzero/583,349,313,479,801,972,1556
2000.145.09:33:13.22:nw2c2=24
2000.145.09:33:19.08/pass/24,24,auto,275.0,275.0,275.1,274.1,0.1,-0.9
2000.145.09:33:22.82/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.09:33:22.82:fastf=0m29s
2000.145.09:33:37.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.09:33:52.09:!2000.145.09:35:20
2000.145.09:35:20.00:preob
2000.145.09:35:20.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:35:22.90/tpical/42736,38216,11947,6089,33888,23274,13024,11754,12690,25174
2000.145.09:35:23.12/tpical/22852,34483,25549,21871,9947,14644,12864
2000.145.09:35:23.16:!2000.145.09:35:30
2000.145.09:35:30.00:tape
2000.145.09:35:30.11/tape/low,08768,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:35:30.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.09:35:30.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.09:35:30.23:midob
2000.145.09:35:30.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:35:30.54/wx/2.7,986.9,85.4,1.4
2000.145.09:35:30.84/cable/+9.809779E-03
2000.145.09:35:30.91#setcl#time/168943806,3,2000,145,09,35,30.88,1.719,18.848,2
2000.145.09:35:30.91#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.09:35:33.92/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,12109,11773
2000.145.09:35:33.99/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,23800
2000.145.09:35:34.06/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,35920
2000.145.09:35:34.13/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22019
2000.145.09:35:34.20/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22416
2000.145.09:35:34.51/tpi/40518,35920,11616,5847,31826,22019,12369,11248,12104,23799
2000.145.09:35:34.73/tpi/21043,30868,22416,20160,9459,13919,11772
2000.145.09:35:34.74/tsys1/124.0,106.3,232.6,146.8,104.6,117.9,121.6,146.9,127.6,118.0
2000.145.09:35:34.75/tsys2/79.4,59.3,49.5,80.7,124.5,125.4,65.7
2000.145.09:35:34.75:!2000.145.09:43:00
2000.145.09:43:00.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.09:43:00.00:et
2000.145.09:43:00.13:!+3s
2000.145.09:43:03.14:tape
2000.145.09:43:03.24/tape/off,03717,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:43:03.24:postob
2000.145.09:43:03.24:source=1741-038,174358.9,-035004.6,2000.0,cw
2000.145.09:43:03.54:checkr135
2000.145.09:43:58.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:43:58.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.09:43:58.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:43:58.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.09:43:58.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:43:58.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.09:43:58.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,6606.,3598.,186.,434.,424.,322.,166.,94.,172.,172.,106.
2000.145.09:43:58.04/parity/0,0,5,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.09:44:32.74:nw2c2=24
2000.145.09:44:33.43/pass/24,24,auto,275.0,275.0,275.9,275.8,0.9,0.8
2000.145.09:44:37.14/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.09:44:37.14:!2000.145.09:49:33
2000.145.09:44:53.29#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.09:49:33.00:preob
2000.145.09:49:33.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:49:35.89/tpical/36513,32641,10142,5284,28962,20001,11213,10148,10976,21584
2000.145.09:49:36.11/tpical/21121,32025,23607,20278,9276,13587,12039
2000.145.09:49:36.15:!2000.145.09:49:43
2000.145.09:49:43.00:tape
2000.145.09:49:43.11/tape/off,03732,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:49:43.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.09:49:43.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.09:49:43.23:midob
2000.145.09:49:43.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:49:43.53/wx/2.7,987.0,84.9,1.4
2000.145.09:49:44.04/cable/+9.801578E-03
2000.145.09:49:44.12#setcl#time/169029124,3,2000,145,09,49,44.08,1.723,19.085,2
2000.145.09:49:44.12#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.09:49:47.12/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10392,10951
2000.145.09:49:47.19/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20221
2000.145.09:49:47.26/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30329
2000.145.09:49:47.33/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18761
2000.145.09:49:47.40/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20394
2000.145.09:49:47.71/tpi/34341,30329,9800,5047,26884,18761,10569,9648,10392,20221
2000.145.09:49:47.93/tpi/19286,28387,20394,18563,8785,12857,10951
2000.145.09:49:47.94/tsys1/107.1,89.0,188.7,126.7,87.5,101.3,104.5,126.7,107.9,101.1
2000.145.09:49:47.94/tsys2/71.6,54.1,43.9,74.0,114.2,114.3,60.6
2000.145.09:49:47.95:!2000.145.09:51:21
2000.145.09:51:21.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.09:51:21.00:et
2000.145.09:51:21.13:!+3s
2000.145.09:51:24.14:tape
2000.145.09:51:24.25/tape/off,02640,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:51:24.25:postob
2000.145.09:51:24.26:source=1749+096,175132.8,093900.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.09:51:24.56:nw2c2=24
2000.145.09:51:25.12/pass/24,24,auto,275.0,275.0,275.9,275.8,0.9,0.8
2000.145.09:51:28.82/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.09:51:28.82:!2000.145.09:51:54
2000.145.09:51:50.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.09:51:54.00:preob
2000.145.09:51:54.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:51:56.89/tpical/35657,31918,9870,5170,28198,19455,10911,9875,10744,21039
2000.145.09:51:57.12/tpical/21029,31758,23474,20355,9291,13580,12075
2000.145.09:51:57.16:!2000.145.09:52:04
2000.145.09:52:04.00:tape
2000.145.09:52:04.11/tape/off,02640,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:52:04.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.09:52:04.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.09:52:04.23:midob
2000.145.09:52:04.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:52:04.53/wx/2.6,987.0,84.9,1.4
2000.145.09:52:04.64#setcl#time/169043176,3,2000,145,09,52,04.60,1.719,19.124,2
2000.145.09:52:04.64#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.09:52:04.92/cable/+9.799686E-03
2000.145.09:52:08.00/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10147,10965
2000.145.09:52:08.07/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19658
2000.145.09:52:08.14/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29535
2000.145.09:52:08.21/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18189
2000.145.09:52:08.28/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20245
2000.145.09:52:08.59/tpi/33416,29535,9530,4919,26093,18189,10260,9359,10148,19658
2000.145.09:52:08.81/tpi/19164,28093,20245,18596,8780,12835,10965
2000.145.09:52:08.82/tsys1/101.0,84.1,184.4,116.2,83.8,96.1,100.1,119.0,102.9,97.0
2000.145.09:52:08.82/tsys2/69.9,53.1,43.3,72.3,109.6,111.8,59.5
2000.145.09:52:08.83:!2000.145.09:53:42
2000.145.09:53:42.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.09:53:42.00:et
2000.145.09:53:42.13:!+3s
2000.145.09:53:45.14:tape
2000.145.09:53:45.25/tape/off,01549,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:53:45.25:postob
2000.145.09:53:45.26:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,cw
2000.145.09:53:45.56:nw2c2=24
2000.145.09:53:46.12/pass/24,24,auto,275.0,275.0,275.9,275.8,0.9,0.8
2000.145.09:53:49.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.09:53:49.81:!2000.145.09:54:54
2000.145.09:54:49.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.09:54:54.00:preob
2000.145.09:54:54.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:54:56.89/tpical/35615,31908,9895,5147,28025,19423,10859,9826,10756,20967
2000.145.09:54:57.12/tpical/21006,31671,23450,20322,9284,13556,12107
2000.145.09:54:57.16:!2000.145.09:55:04
2000.145.09:55:04.00:tape
2000.145.09:55:04.11/tape/off,01549,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:55:04.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.09:55:04.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.09:55:04.23:midob
2000.145.09:55:04.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.09:55:04.53/wx/2.6,987.0,85.0,1.4
2000.145.09:55:04.64#setcl#time/169061176,3,2000,145,09,55,04.61,1.727,19.174,3
2000.145.09:55:04.64#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.09:55:04.84/cable/+9.793220E-03
2000.145.09:55:07.91/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10169,11024
2000.145.09:55:07.98/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19595
2000.145.09:55:08.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29544
2000.145.09:55:08.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18147
2000.145.09:55:08.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20202
2000.145.09:55:08.50/tpi/33510,29544,9565,4919,25937,18147,10201,9331,10171,19593
2000.145.09:55:08.72/tpi/19173,28028,20202,18591,8782,12839,11022
2000.145.09:55:08.73/tsys1/107.8,84.8,190.7,127.9,84.0,95.1,98.5,123.6,105.1,97.1
2000.145.09:55:08.74/tsys2/71.2,53.3,43.0,73.5,111.6,116.2,61.2
2000.145.09:55:08.74:!2000.145.09:56:42
2000.145.09:56:42.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.09:56:42.00:et
2000.145.09:56:42.13:!+3s
2000.145.09:56:45.14:tape
2000.145.09:56:45.25/tape/off,00458,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.09:56:45.25:postob
2000.145.09:56:45.26:source=0440+345,044331.6,344106.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.09:56:45.56:fastr=0m17s
2000.145.09:57:02.83:unlod
2000.145.09:57:14.46/ !!!! wake up !!!!
2000.145.09:57:14.47:ready
2000.145.09:57:14.78/tpi/33665,29764,9623,4946,26231,18286,10279,9407,10216,19749
2000.145.09:57:15.00/tpi/19164,28071,20204,18597,8804,12881,11051
2000.145.09:57:17.39/tpzero/426,334,396,668,379,459,754,408,1210,141
2000.145.09:57:17.61/tpzero/589,359,320,480,796,969,1556
2000.145.09:57:22.05/tpical/36036,32284,10012,5201,28526,19662,11018,9967,10860,21282
2000.145.09:57:22.27/tpical/21117,31876,23575,20463,9321,13680,12070
2000.145.09:57:24.32/tsys1/96.2,80.1,162.7,115.1,77.3,88.9,88.4,110.2,95.9,87.7
2000.145.09:57:24.33/tsys2/66.8,51.1,41.4,68.2,108.7,104.7,65.4
2000.145.09:57:24.34/newtape/"to continue, use label command"
2000.145.10:00:29.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.10:02:09.49;label=evn00183,5a91
2000.145.10:02:23.75/label/EVN00183,5A91
2000.145.10:02:23.75:nw2c1=1
2000.145.10:02:37.42/pass/1,1,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-329.7,-329.9,0.3,0.1
2000.145.10:02:41.13/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.10:02:41.13:!2000.145.10:07:21
2000.145.10:07:21.00:preob
2000.145.10:07:21.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:07:23.89/tpical/40092,35923,11195,5768,31920,22002,12275,11106,11975,23734
2000.145.10:07:24.11/tpical/22222,33523,24737,21296,9696,14205,12506
2000.145.10:07:24.15:!2000.145.10:07:31
2000.145.10:07:31.00:tape
2000.145.10:07:31.11/tape/off,00115,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.10:07:31.11:st=for,135
2000.145.10:07:31.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.10:07:31.23:midob
2000.145.10:07:31.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:07:31.54/wx/2.5,987.0,85.3,1.4
2000.145.10:07:31.80/cable/+9.822829E-03
2000.145.10:07:31.88#setcl#time/169135898,3,2000,145,10,07,31.84,1.721,19.381,2
2000.145.10:07:31.88#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.10:07:34.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11378,11414
2000.145.10:07:34.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,22337
2000.145.10:07:35.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33552
2000.145.10:07:35.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20694
2000.145.10:07:35.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21552
2000.145.10:07:35.47/tpi/37906,33552,10850,5524,29727,20694,11634,10618,11373,22325
2000.145.10:07:35.69/tpi/20407,29919,21552,19565,9185,13505,11418
2000.145.10:07:35.70/tsys1/117.6,96.1,207.9,136.5,91.8,106.1,116.4,143.5,115.8,108.0
2000.145.10:07:35.71/tsys2/76.7,57.6,46.8,77.4,115.2,125.7,63.6
2000.145.10:07:35.71:!2000.145.10:15:01
2000.145.10:15:01.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.10:15:01.00:et
2000.145.10:15:01.13:!+3s
2000.145.10:15:04.14:tape
2000.145.10:15:04.25/tape/off,05166,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.10:15:04.25:postob
2000.145.10:15:04.25:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,cw
2000.145.10:15:04.55:checkf135
2000.145.10:15:59.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:15:59.37?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.10:15:59.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:15:59.37?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.10:15:59.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:15:59.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:15:59.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:15:59.37?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:15:59.37?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:15:59.37/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1549.,748.,4.,8.,82.,4.,6.,0.,0.,0.,0.,$$$$$
2000.145.10:15:59.37/parity/0,57,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,13
2000.145.10:16:33.75:nw2c1=1
2000.145.10:16:34.32/pass/1,1,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-329.7,-329.9,0.3,0.1
2000.145.10:16:38.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.10:16:38.02:!2000.145.10:17:14
2000.145.10:17:04.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.10:17:14.00:preob
2000.145.10:17:14.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:17:16.89/tpical/35881,32252,10018,5214,28520,19741,11016,9985,10895,21314
2000.145.10:17:17.11/tpical/21136,31868,23534,20425,9339,13620,12148
2000.145.10:17:17.15:!2000.145.10:17:24
2000.145.10:17:24.00:tape
2000.145.10:17:24.11/tape/off,05153,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.10:17:24.11:st=for,135
2000.145.10:17:24.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.10:17:24.23:midob
2000.145.10:17:24.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:17:24.54/wx/2.4,987.0,85.7,1.4
2000.145.10:17:24.84/cable/+9.843511E-03
2000.145.10:17:24.91#setcl#time/169195201,3,2000,145,10,17,24.88,1.719,19.546,2
2000.145.10:17:24.91#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.10:17:27.92/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10297,11034
2000.145.10:17:27.99/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19922
2000.145.10:17:28.06/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29886
2000.145.10:17:28.13/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18468
2000.145.10:17:28.20/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20275
2000.145.10:17:28.51/tpi/33688,29886,9696,4969,26409,18468,10353,9475,10299,19923
2000.145.10:17:28.73/tpi/19293,28133,20275,18658,8818,12868,11035
2000.145.10:17:28.74/tsys1/104.0,85.7,198.1,120.4,84.6,97.0,99.3,122.0,104.6,97.6
2000.145.10:17:28.75/tsys2/71.2,52.2,43.0,72.2,108.1,111.1,59.8
2000.145.10:17:28.75:!2000.145.10:21:50
2000.145.10:21:50.01:data_valid=off
2000.145.10:21:50.01:et
2000.145.10:21:50.14:!+3s
2000.145.10:21:53.15:tape
2000.145.10:21:53.26/tape/off,08134,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.10:21:53.26:postob
2000.145.10:21:53.26:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,cw
2000.145.10:21:53.56:midtp
2000.145.10:21:55.94/tpzero/426,332,400,670,373,454,755,409,1208,140
2000.145.10:21:56.17/tpzero/590,358,319,480,791,971,1558
2000.145.10:21:56.24:nw2c2=2
2000.145.10:22:01.61/pass/2,2,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-330.9,-330.7,-0.9,-0.7
2000.145.10:22:05.31/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.10:22:05.31:fastf=0m31s
2000.145.10:22:36.58:!2000.145.10:23:10
2000.145.10:22:44.26#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.10:23:10.00:preob
2000.145.10:23:10.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:23:12.89/tpical/36694,32932,10220,5313,29303,20133,11291,10215,11058,21811
2000.145.10:23:13.11/tpical/21271,32068,23606,20402,9343,13663,12152
2000.145.10:23:13.15:!2000.145.10:23:20
2000.145.10:23:20.00:tape
2000.145.10:23:20.11/tape/off,08813,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.10:23:20.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.10:23:20.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.10:23:20.23:midob
2000.145.10:23:20.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:23:20.54/wx/2.3,987.1,86.3,1.4
2000.145.10:23:20.65#setcl#time/169230773,3,2000,145,10,23,20.61,1.723,19.645,2
2000.145.10:23:20.65#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.10:23:20.75/cable/+9.848213E-03
2000.145.10:23:23.82/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10464,11048
2000.145.10:23:23.89/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20427
2000.145.10:23:23.96/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30535
2000.145.10:23:24.03/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18896
2000.145.10:23:24.10/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20419
2000.145.10:23:24.42/tpi/34506,30528,9875,5084,27198,18896,10635,9719,10465,20434
2000.145.10:23:24.64/tpi/19395,28395,20419,18704,8843,12937,11053
2000.145.10:23:24.65/tsys1/106.9,86.2,188.4,132.2,87.4,102.3,103.3,128.8,107.1,101.1
2000.145.10:23:24.66/tsys2/70.4,53.6,44.3,75.3,113.1,115.7,60.7
2000.145.10:23:24.66:!2000.145.10:27:50
2000.145.10:27:50.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.10:27:50.00:et
2000.145.10:27:50.13:!+3s
2000.145.10:27:53.14:tape
2000.145.10:27:53.25/tape/off,05787,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.10:27:53.25:postob
2000.145.10:27:53.25:source=3c446,222547.3,-045701.4,2000.0,cw
2000.145.10:27:53.55:checkr135
2000.145.10:28:20.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.10:28:48.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:28:48.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.10:28:48.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:28:48.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.10:28:48.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:28:48.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:28:48.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1490.,1150.,100.,102.,198.,86.,116.,44.,16.,24.,28.
2000.145.10:28:48.04/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.10:29:22.75:nw2c2=2
2000.145.10:29:23.32/pass/2,2,auto,-330.0,-330.0,-330.0,-330.7,-0.0,-0.7
2000.145.10:29:27.07/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.10:29:27.07:!2000.145.10:30:03
2000.145.10:30:03.00:preob
2000.145.10:30:03.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:30:05.89/tpical/39173,35192,10945,5654,31384,21561,12064,10918,11756,23319
2000.145.10:30:06.11/tpical/22004,33290,24549,21129,9613,14093,13008
2000.145.10:30:06.15:!2000.145.10:30:13
2000.145.10:30:13.00:tape
2000.145.10:30:13.11/tape/off,05800,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.10:30:13.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.10:30:13.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.10:30:13.23:midob
2000.145.10:30:13.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:30:13.53/wx/2.3,987.1,85.9,1.4
2000.145.10:30:13.92/cable/+9.843371E-03
2000.145.10:30:13.99#setcl#time/169272107,3,2000,145,10,30,13.96,1.725,19.760,3
2000.145.10:30:13.99#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.10:30:16.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11150,11868
2000.145.10:30:17.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21919
2000.145.10:30:17.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32808
2000.145.10:30:17.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20271
2000.145.10:30:17.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21335
2000.145.10:30:17.58/tpi/36966,32808,10601,5414,29217,20271,11376,10425,11146,21919
2000.145.10:30:17.80/tpi/20144,29576,21335,19385,9107,13365,11869
2000.145.10:30:17.81/tsys1/113.6,93.5,203.4,135.6,91.3,105.4,105.9,139.4,111.8,106.7
2000.145.10:30:17.82/tsys2/73.8,55.2,45.9,76.1,115.4,119.5,63.5
2000.145.10:30:17.82:!2000.145.10:37:43
2000.145.10:37:43.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.10:37:43.00:et
2000.145.10:37:43.13:!+3s
2000.145.10:37:46.14:tape
2000.145.10:37:46.24/tape/off,00749,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.10:37:46.24:postob
2000.145.10:37:46.24:source=2126-158,212912.2,-153841.0,2000.0,cw
2000.145.10:37:46.54:midtp
2000.145.10:37:48.92/tpzero/427,335,397,671,377,454,758,410,1216,140
2000.145.10:37:49.14/tpzero/595,356,321,479,794,973,1573
2000.145.10:37:49.21:nw2c1=3
2000.145.10:37:54.68/pass/3,3,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-275.2,-275.6,-0.2,-0.6
2000.145.10:37:58.41/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.10:37:58.41:fastr=0m29s
2000.145.10:38:14.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.10:38:27.68:!2000.145.10:38:51
2000.145.10:38:51.00:preob
2000.145.10:38:51.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:38:53.89/tpical/47061,42181,13243,6653,37232,25226,13994,12668,13868,27415
2000.145.10:38:54.11/tpical/23847,35909,26623,22924,10355,15266,13427
2000.145.10:38:54.15:!2000.145.10:39:01
2000.145.10:39:01.00:tape
2000.145.10:39:01.11/tape/low,00115,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.10:39:01.11:st=for,135
2000.145.10:39:01.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.10:39:01.23:midob
2000.145.10:39:01.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:39:01.54/wx/2.2,987.1,86.0,1.4
2000.145.10:39:01.67/cable/+9.846438E-03
2000.145.10:39:01.74#setcl#time/169324880,3,2000,145,10,39,01.70,1.724,19.906,2
2000.145.10:39:01.74#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.10:39:04.74/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,13294,12345
2000.145.10:39:04.81/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,26049
2000.145.10:39:04.88/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,40003
2000.145.10:39:04.95/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23974
2000.145.10:39:05.02/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,23528
2000.145.10:39:05.33/tpi/44960,39970,12933,6428,35100,24019,13370,12197,13294,26049
2000.145.10:39:05.55/tpi/22055,32346,23528,21215,9887,14543,12340
2000.145.10:39:05.56/tsys1/145.4,123.0,277.4,175.5,111.7,133.9,138.7,171.7,144.3,130.1
2000.145.10:39:05.57/tsys2/84.1,63.0,52.6,85.2,136.4,131.8,69.5
2000.145.10:39:05.57:!2000.145.10:46:31
2000.145.10:46:31.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.10:46:31.00:et
2000.145.10:46:31.13:!+3s
2000.145.10:46:34.14:tape
2000.145.10:46:34.24/tape/off,05166,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.10:46:34.24:postob
2000.145.10:46:34.24:source=0202+149,020450.4,151411.0,2000.0,cw
2000.145.10:46:34.54:midtp
2000.145.10:46:36.92/tpzero/424,333,397,672,373,454,755,407,1209,140
2000.145.10:46:37.14/tpzero/591,363,322,480,798,969,1561
2000.145.10:46:37.21:checkf135
2000.145.10:47:32.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:47:32.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.10:47:32.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:47:32.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.10:47:32.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:47:32.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:47:32.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:47:32.04?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.10:47:32.05/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2417.,972.,2.,10.,178.,4.,12.,8.,0.,0.,0.,$$$$$
2000.145.10:47:32.05/parity/0,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,31
2000.145.10:48:06.41:nw2c2=4
2000.145.10:48:12.20/pass/4,4,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-275.6,-275.6,-0.6,-0.6
2000.145.10:48:15.96/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.10:48:15.96:fastf=2m44s
2000.145.10:48:22.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.10:51:00.23:!2000.145.10:53:01
2000.145.10:53:01.00:preob
2000.145.10:53:01.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:53:03.89/tpical/41080,36957,11483,5914,32897,22665,12621,11438,12267,24462
2000.145.10:53:04.11/tpical/22561,34131,25238,21712,9826,14438,12699
2000.145.10:53:04.15:!2000.145.10:53:11
2000.145.10:53:11.00:tape
2000.145.10:53:11.11/tape/off,08833,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.10:53:11.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.10:53:11.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.10:53:11.23:midob
2000.145.10:53:11.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.10:53:11.54/wx/2.2,987.2,85.2,1.4
2000.145.10:53:11.63/cable/+9.837705E-03
2000.145.10:53:11.70#setcl#time/169409875,3,2000,145,10,53,11.66,1.716,20.142,2
2000.145.10:53:11.70#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.10:53:14.70/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11673,11605
2000.145.10:53:14.77/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,23060
2000.145.10:53:14.84/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34610
2000.145.10:53:14.91/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21398
2000.145.10:53:14.98/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22011
2000.145.10:53:15.29/tpi/38957,34626,11156,5676,30796,21385,11973,10928,11679,23071
2000.145.10:53:15.51/tpi/20706,30464,22067,20007,9325,13706,11604
2000.145.10:53:15.52/tsys1/124.5,100.9,225.7,144.2,99.3,112.2,118.8,141.5,122.2,113.1
2000.145.10:53:15.53/tsys2/76.1,57.6,48.1,80.4,119.5,122.1,64.4
2000.145.10:53:15.53:!2000.145.11:00:41
2000.145.11:00:41.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.11:00:41.00:et
2000.145.11:00:41.12:!+3s
2000.145.11:00:44.13:tape
2000.145.11:00:44.23/tape/off,03782,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:00:44.23:postob
2000.145.11:00:44.23:source=3c418,203837.0,511912.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.11:00:44.53:checkr135
2000.145.11:01:39.05?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:01:39.05?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.11:01:39.05?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:01:39.05?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.11:01:39.05?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:01:39.05?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:01:39.05/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,4710.,2386.,344.,450.,270.,292.,228.,126.,126.,50.,112.
2000.145.11:01:39.05/parity/0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.11:01:59.49;op=chris john
2000.145.11:02:13.72:nw2c2=4
2000.145.11:02:14.29/pass/4,4,auto,-275.0,-275.0,-275.6,-274.8,-0.6,0.2
2000.145.11:02:18.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.11:02:18.02:!2000.145.11:02:56
2000.145.11:02:37.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.11:02:56.00:preob
2000.145.11:02:56.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:02:58.89/tpical/36543,32917,10276,5298,29015,20064,11186,10138,11085,21696
2000.145.11:02:59.11/tpical/21517,32345,23875,20656,9410,13779,17864
2000.145.11:02:59.15:!2000.145.11:03:06
2000.145.11:03:06.00:tape
2000.145.11:03:06.11/tape/off,03797,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:03:06.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.11:03:06.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.11:03:06.23:midob
2000.145.11:03:06.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:03:06.54/wx/2.2,987.3,84.8,1.4
2000.145.11:03:06.88/cable/+9.822911E-03
2000.145.11:03:06.95#setcl#time/169469399,3,2000,145,11,03,06.92,1.725,20.308,3
2000.145.11:03:06.95#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.11:03:07.34;"WX: cool, calm, some clouds on horizon
2000.145.11:03:09.95/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10497,16727
2000.145.11:03:10.02/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20319
2000.145.11:03:10.09/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30541
2000.145.11:03:10.16/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18786
2000.145.11:03:10.23/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20647
2000.145.11:03:10.54/tpi/34365,30541,9936,5067,26893,18786,10538,9628,10494,20319
2000.145.11:03:10.76/tpi/19646,28671,20647,18881,8896,13074,16706
2000.145.11:03:10.77/tsys1/106.9,87.2,192.5,130.5,85.7,98.4,103.6,124.0,107.8,100.5
2000.145.11:03:10.78/tsys2/71.5,54.1,44.2,72.8,110.6,120.5,91.8
2000.145.11:03:10.78:!2000.145.11:07:59
2000.145.11:07:59.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.11:07:59.00:et
2000.145.11:07:59.14:!+3s
2000.145.11:08:02.15:tape
2000.145.11:08:02.26/tape/off,00512,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:08:02.26:postob
2000.145.11:08:02.26:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,cw
2000.145.11:08:02.56:midtp
2000.145.11:08:04.95/tpzero/428,332,399,671,375,454,758,409,1205,141
2000.145.11:08:05.17/tpzero/590,361,323,480,786,971,1561
2000.145.11:08:05.24:nw2c1=5
2000.145.11:08:10.50/pass/5,5,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-219.1,-220.6,0.9,-0.6
2000.145.11:08:14.21/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.11:08:14.21:fastr=0m18s
2000.145.11:08:32.49:!2000.145.11:09:18
2000.145.11:09:18.00:preob
2000.145.11:09:18.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.145.11:09:18.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.145.11:09:18.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.145.11:09:19.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.11:09:20.91/tpical/36501,32759,10158,5306,29313,20082,11222,10186,11028,21758
2000.145.11:09:21.14/tpical/21246,32120,23783,20573,9385,13694,12169
2000.145.11:09:21.18:!2000.145.11:09:28
2000.145.11:09:28.00:tape
2000.145.11:09:28.11/tape/low,00124,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:09:28.11:st=for,135
2000.145.11:09:28.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.11:09:28.23:midob
2000.145.11:09:28.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:09:28.53/wx/2.3,987.4,84.1,1.4
2000.145.11:09:29.04/cable/+9.838306E-03
2000.145.11:09:29.11#setcl#time/169507615,3,2000,145,11,09,29.08,1.716,20.414,2
2000.145.11:09:29.11#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.11:09:32.11/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10420,11052
2000.145.11:09:32.18/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20360
2000.145.11:09:32.25/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30379
2000.145.11:09:32.32/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18766
2000.145.11:09:32.39/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20508
2000.145.11:09:32.70/tpi/34325,30379,9837,5070,27173,18766,10578,9689,10420,20360
2000.145.11:09:32.92/tpi/19385,28451,20508,18787,8875,12961,11052
2000.145.11:09:32.93/tsys1/106.9,86.6,201.7,127.9,85.9,95.5,104.6,128.1,104.0,99.2
2000.145.11:09:32.94/tsys2/70.9,53.7,43.3,72.0,111.3,114.8,59.6
2000.145.11:09:32.94:!2000.145.11:13:58
2000.145.11:13:58.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.11:13:58.00:et
2000.145.11:13:58.13:!+3s
2000.145.11:14:01.14:tape
2000.145.11:14:01.25/tape/off,03150,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:14:01.25:postob
2000.145.11:14:01.25:source=1308+326,131028.7,322043.8,2000.0,cw
2000.145.11:14:01.55:checkf135
2000.145.11:14:56.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:14:56.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.11:14:56.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:14:56.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.11:14:56.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:14:56.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:14:56.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:14:56.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:14:56.36/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1720.,886.,50.,30.,170.,4.,8.,4.,2.,0.,0.,5813.
2000.145.11:14:56.36/parity/0,42,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,6
2000.145.11:15:30.76:nw2c1=5
2000.145.11:15:31.44/pass/5,5,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-219.9,-220.6,0.1,-0.6
2000.145.11:15:35.15/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.11:15:35.15:!2000.145.11:17:45
2000.145.11:17:45.00:preob
2000.145.11:17:45.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.145.11:17:45.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.145.11:17:45.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.145.11:17:47.90/tpical/37020,33161,10308,5379,29768,20409,11421,10364,11153,22111
2000.145.11:17:48.12/tpical/21375,32140,23776,20463,9373,13736,12141
2000.145.11:17:48.16:!2000.145.11:17:55
2000.145.11:17:52.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.11:17:55.00:tape
2000.145.11:17:55.11/tape/off,03135,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:17:55.11:st=for,135
2000.145.11:17:55.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.11:17:55.23:midob
2000.145.11:17:55.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:17:55.53/wx/2.5,987.4,83.1,1.4
2000.145.11:17:55.66/cable/+9.828901E-03
2000.145.11:17:55.73#setcl#time/169558276,3,2000,145,11,17,55.70,1.716,20.555,2
2000.145.11:17:55.73#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.11:17:58.74/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10562,11057
2000.145.11:17:58.81/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20710
2000.145.11:17:58.88/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30799
2000.145.11:17:58.95/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19109
2000.145.11:17:59.02/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20578
2000.145.11:17:59.36/tpi/34820,30825,9992,5148,27640,19133,10782,9871,10573,20729
2000.145.11:17:59.58/tpi/19565,28556,20578,18774,8897,13014,11056
2000.145.11:17:59.59/tsys1/107.2,89.5,208.3,133.0,87.9,100.4,107.6,131.7,110.8,102.2
2000.145.11:17:59.60/tsys2/73.6,55.2,44.5,76.0,119.6,117.1,61.4
2000.145.11:17:59.60:!2000.145.11:19:33
2000.145.11:19:33.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.11:19:33.00:et
2000.145.11:19:33.13:!+3s
2000.145.11:19:36.14:tape
2000.145.11:19:36.25/tape/off,04226,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:19:36.25:postob
2000.145.11:19:36.26:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,cw
2000.145.11:19:36.56:nw2c1=5
2000.145.11:19:37.12/pass/5,5,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-219.9,-220.6,0.1,-0.6
2000.145.11:19:40.84/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.11:19:40.84:!2000.145.11:20:52
2000.145.11:20:32.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.11:20:52.00:preob
2000.145.11:20:52.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:20:54.89/tpical/36097,32418,10032,5253,28888,19865,11108,10075,10942,21530
2000.145.11:20:55.11/tpical/21161,31839,23540,20387,9335,13628,13648
2000.145.11:20:55.15:!2000.145.11:21:02
2000.145.11:21:02.00:tape
2000.145.11:21:02.11/tape/off,04226,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:21:02.11:st=for,135
2000.145.11:21:02.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.11:21:02.23:midob
2000.145.11:21:02.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:21:02.54/wx/2.6,987.5,82.7,1.4
2000.145.11:21:02.92/cable/+9.834747E-03
2000.145.11:21:02.99#setcl#time/169577001,3,2000,145,11,21,02.96,1.724,20.607,3
2000.145.11:21:02.99#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.11:21:05.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10342,12393
2000.145.11:21:06.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20131
2000.145.11:21:06.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30029
2000.145.11:21:06.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18565
2000.145.11:21:06.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20298
2000.145.11:21:06.58/tpi/33894,30029,9710,5011,26753,18565,10456,9565,10343,20131
2000.145.11:21:06.80/tpi/19252,28134,20298,18630,8823,12917,12385
2000.145.11:21:06.81/tsys1/104.2,85.3,198.4,123.0,84.8,95.6,102.0,123.2,104.7,98.0
2000.145.11:21:06.81/tsys2/68.6,52.6,43.3,72.5,110.2,117.9,60.2
2000.145.11:21:06.82:!2000.145.11:22:40
2000.145.11:22:40.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.11:22:40.00:et
2000.145.11:22:40.13:!+3s
2000.145.11:22:43.14:tape
2000.145.11:22:43.25/tape/off,05317,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:22:43.25:postob
2000.145.11:22:43.26:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,cw
2000.145.11:22:43.56:nw2c1=5
2000.145.11:22:44.12/pass/5,5,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-219.9,-220.6,0.1,-0.6
2000.145.11:22:47.82/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.11:22:47.82:!2000.145.11:25:45
2000.145.11:23:21.26#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.11:25:45.00:preob
2000.145.11:25:45.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:25:47.89/tpical/36972,33222,10313,5383,29808,20436,11437,10364,11165,22150
2000.145.11:25:48.11/tpical/21374,32352,23851,20529,9370,13741,12179
2000.145.11:25:48.15:!2000.145.11:25:55
2000.145.11:25:55.00:tape
2000.145.11:25:55.11/tape/off,05317,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:25:55.11:st=for,135
2000.145.11:25:55.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.11:25:55.23:midob
2000.145.11:25:55.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:25:55.53/wx/2.7,987.4,82.2,1.4
2000.145.11:25:55.80/cable/+9.840680E-03
2000.145.11:25:55.87#setcl#time/169606289,3,2000,145,11,25,55.84,1.717,20.688,2
2000.145.11:25:55.87#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.11:25:58.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10571,11075
2000.145.11:25:58.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20760
2000.145.11:25:59.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30799
2000.145.11:25:59.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19158
2000.145.11:25:59.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20620
2000.145.11:25:59.47/tpi/34772,30799,9987,5150,27700,19158,10782,9876,10574,20770
2000.145.11:25:59.69/tpi/19500,28668,20620,18806,8895,13026,11075
2000.145.11:25:59.70/tsys1/107.1,86.3,201.8,131.9,88.9,100.4,105.0,133.1,108.8,102.5
2000.145.11:25:59.71/tsys2/70.8,53.9,44.1,74.7,119.8,118.4,60.5
2000.145.11:25:59.71:!2000.145.11:28:58
2000.145.11:28:58.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.11:28:58.00:et
2000.145.11:28:58.13:!+3s
2000.145.11:29:01.14:tape
2000.145.11:29:01.25/tape/off,07364,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:29:01.25:postob
2000.145.11:29:01.26:source=1749+096,175132.8,093900.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.11:29:01.56:nw2c1=5
2000.145.11:29:02.12/pass/5,5,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-219.9,-220.6,0.1,-0.6
2000.145.11:29:05.83/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.11:29:05.83:!2000.145.11:30:00
2000.145.11:29:42.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.11:30:00.00:preob
2000.145.11:30:00.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:30:02.89/tpical/36127,32501,10046,5265,29123,20003,11186,10159,10943,21665
2000.145.11:30:03.11/tpical/21238,32048,23672,20470,9346,13644,12110
2000.145.11:30:03.15:!2000.145.11:30:10
2000.145.11:30:10.00:tape
2000.145.11:30:10.11/tape/off,07364,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:30:10.11:st=for,135
2000.145.11:30:10.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.11:30:10.23:midob
2000.145.11:30:10.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:30:10.53/wx/2.7,987.4,81.8,1.3
2000.145.11:30:10.91/cable/+9.838333E-03
2000.145.11:30:10.99#setcl#time/169631800,3,2000,145,11,30,10.96,1.723,20.759,3
2000.145.11:30:10.99#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.11:30:13.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10347,10999
2000.145.11:30:14.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20273
2000.145.11:30:14.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30076
2000.145.11:30:14.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18698
2000.145.11:30:14.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20422
2000.145.11:30:14.59/tpi/33989,30076,9722,5040,26985,18698,10528,9654,10351,20273
2000.145.11:30:14.81/tpi/19381,28341,20422,18680,8823,12922,10998
2000.145.11:30:14.82/tsys1/107.7,84.1,197.4,133.2,85.4,95.9,101.9,125.6,106.0,99.2
2000.145.11:30:14.83/tsys2/71.0,53.0,43.4,71.4,107.9,116.2,59.6
2000.145.11:30:14.83:!2000.145.11:31:48
2000.145.11:31:48.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.11:31:48.00:et
2000.145.11:31:48.13:!+3s
2000.145.11:31:51.14:tape
2000.145.11:31:51.25/tape/off,08455,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:31:51.25:postob
2000.145.11:31:51.26:source=1908-201,191109.7,-200655.1,2000.0,cw
2000.145.11:31:51.56:midtp
2000.145.11:31:53.94/tpzero/427,334,398,670,378,454,754,406,1211,140
2000.145.11:31:54.17/tpzero/593,366,321,480,802,972,1575
2000.145.11:31:54.24:nw2c2=6
2000.145.11:32:00.21/pass/6,6,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-220.2,-220.6,-0.2,-0.6
2000.145.11:32:03.91/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.11:32:03.91:fastf=0m16s
2000.145.11:32:20.18:!2000.145.11:32:43
2000.145.11:32:35.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.11:32:43.00:preob
2000.145.11:32:43.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:32:45.89/tpical/43129,38737,12124,6197,34737,23836,13229,12015,37607,25768
2000.145.11:32:46.11/tpical/22866,34641,25624,21941,9957,14591,12905
2000.145.11:32:46.15:!2000.145.11:32:53
2000.145.11:32:53.00:tape
2000.145.11:32:53.11/tape/off,08797,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:32:53.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.11:32:53.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.11:32:53.23:midob
2000.145.11:32:53.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:32:53.53/wx/2.7,987.5,81.5,1.3
2000.145.11:32:53.88/cable/+9.838341E-03
2000.145.11:32:53.95#setcl#time/169648096,3,2000,145,11,32,53.92,1.719,20.804,2
2000.145.11:32:53.95#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.11:32:56.96/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,12254,11804
2000.145.11:32:57.03/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,24375
2000.145.11:32:57.10/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,36466
2000.145.11:32:57.17/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22529
2000.145.11:32:57.24/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22407
2000.145.11:32:57.55/tpi/41019,36466,11792,5963,32562,22529,12607,11512,12255,24375
2000.145.11:32:57.77/tpi/21027,31005,22407,20218,9440,13869,11805
2000.145.11:32:57.78/tsys1/132.0,109.1,235.4,155.2,101.5,115.9,130.7,151.5,3.0,119.3
2000.145.11:32:57.78/tsys2/78.0,59.2,48.2,80.4,117.3,125.4,65.3
2000.145.11:32:57.79:!2000.145.11:37:17
2000.145.11:37:17.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.11:37:17.00:et
2000.145.11:37:17.13:!+3s
2000.145.11:37:20.14:tape
2000.145.11:37:20.25/tape/off,05838,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:37:20.25:postob
2000.145.11:37:20.25:source=1144+402,114658.3,395834.3,2000.0,cw
2000.145.11:37:20.55:checkr135
2000.145.11:38:15.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:38:15.07?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.11:38:15.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:38:15.07?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.11:38:15.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:38:15.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:38:15.07?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.11:38:15.09/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2232.,2198.,82.,234.,122.,40.,54.,52.,54.,36.,20.
2000.145.11:38:15.09/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.11:38:49.75:nw2c2=6
2000.145.11:38:50.32/pass/6,6,auto,-220.0,-220.0,-220.2,-220.6,-0.2,-0.6
2000.145.11:38:54.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.11:38:54.05:!2000.145.11:40:28
2000.145.11:40:28.00:preob
2000.145.11:40:28.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.145.11:40:28.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.145.11:40:28.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.145.11:40:30.90/tpical/37134,33342,10378,5407,29888,20542,11507,10439,11209,22262
2000.145.11:40:31.12/tpical/21236,32014,23652,20340,9318,13658,12072
2000.145.11:40:31.16:!2000.145.11:40:38
2000.145.11:40:33.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.11:40:38.00:tape
2000.145.11:40:38.11/tape/off,05852,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:40:38.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.11:40:38.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.11:40:38.23:midob
2000.145.11:40:38.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:40:38.53/wx/2.7,987.6,81.7,1.3
2000.145.11:40:38.92/cable/+9.840399E-03
2000.145.11:40:39.00#setcl#time/169694599,3,2000,145,11,40,38.96,1.720,20.933,2
2000.145.11:40:39.00#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.11:40:42.00/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10621,10988
2000.145.11:40:42.07/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20885
2000.145.11:40:42.14/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30985
2000.145.11:40:42.21/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19293
2000.145.11:40:42.28/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20521
2000.145.11:40:42.59/tpi/34982,30985,10041,5180,27854,19293,10859,9926,10620,20885
2000.145.11:40:42.81/tpi/19364,28475,20521,18631,8841,12920,10987
2000.145.11:40:42.82/tsys1/110.2,89.2,196.3,136.3,92.7,103.5,107.0,127.3,109.6,103.3
2000.145.11:40:42.83/tsys2/70.4,55.8,45.3,74.6,118.3,113.7,60.9
2000.145.11:40:42.83:!2000.145.11:48:08
2000.145.11:48:08.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.11:48:08.00:et
2000.145.11:48:08.13:!+3s
2000.145.11:48:11.14:tape
2000.145.11:48:11.25/tape/off,00801,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:48:11.25:postob
2000.145.11:48:11.25:source=1726+455,172727.7,453039.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.11:48:11.55:midtp
2000.145.11:48:13.94/tpzero/427,334,395,671,377,454,757,411,1207,140
2000.145.11:48:14.17/tpzero/589,357,324,481,802,970,1569
2000.145.11:48:14.24:nw2c1=7
2000.145.11:48:19.68/pass/7,7,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-164.6,-165.5,0.4,-0.5
2000.145.11:48:23.40/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.11:48:23.40:fastr=0m32s
2000.145.11:48:55.67:!2000.145.11:49:52
2000.145.11:49:43.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.11:49:52.00:preob
2000.145.11:49:52.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:49:54.89/tpical/36429,32776,10213,5288,29089,20063,11173,10139,11129,21725
2000.145.11:49:55.11/tpical/21316,32071,23702,20530,9365,13726,15268
2000.145.11:49:55.15:!2000.145.11:50:02
2000.145.11:50:02.00:tape
2000.145.11:50:02.11/tape/low,00098,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:50:02.11:st=for,135
2000.145.11:50:02.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.11:50:02.23:midob
2000.145.11:50:02.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:50:02.53/wx/2.8,987.6,81.1,1.3
2000.145.11:50:02.84/cable/+9.830851E-03
2000.145.11:50:02.91#setcl#time/169750990,3,2000,145,11,50,02.88,1.718,21.090,2
2000.145.11:50:02.91#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.11:50:05.92/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10523,14128
2000.145.11:50:05.99/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20320
2000.145.11:50:06.06/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30377
2000.145.11:50:06.13/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18797
2000.145.11:50:06.20/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20435
2000.145.11:50:06.51/tpi/34209,30377,9870,5048,26916,18797,10523,9636,10524,20320
2000.145.11:50:06.73/tpi/19441,28334,20435,18762,8893,12966,14092
2000.145.11:50:06.74/tsys1/104.4,85.9,189.5,125.1,83.8,99.4,103.1,125.8,105.6,98.5
2000.145.11:50:06.75/tsys2/70.6,52.6,43.2,72.6,120.3,110.8,74.8
2000.145.11:50:06.75:!2000.145.11:54:21
2000.145.11:54:21.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.11:54:21.00:et
2000.145.11:54:21.13:!+3s
2000.145.11:54:24.14:tape
2000.145.11:54:24.25/tape/off,03001,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:54:24.25:postob
2000.145.11:54:24.25:source=1357+769,135755.4,764321.1,2000.0,cw
2000.145.11:54:24.55:checkf135
2000.145.11:55:19.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:55:19.37?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.11:55:19.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:55:19.37?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.11:55:19.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:55:19.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:55:19.37?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.11:55:19.38/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2632.,1578.,10.,12.,82.,10.,8.,4.,0.,0.,4.,8865.
2000.145.11:55:19.38/parity/0,7,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8
2000.145.11:55:53.75:nw2c1=7
2000.145.11:55:54.32/pass/7,7,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-163.8,-165.5,1.2,-0.5
2000.145.11:55:58.07/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.11:55:58.07:!2000.145.11:56:34
2000.145.11:56:25.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.11:56:34.00:preob
2000.145.11:56:34.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:56:36.89/tpical/36297,32576,10152,5284,29023,19991,11147,10095,11157,21662
2000.145.11:56:37.11/tpical/21251,31861,23565,20525,9348,13658,12163
2000.145.11:56:37.15:!2000.145.11:56:44
2000.145.11:56:44.00:tape
2000.145.11:56:44.11/tape/off,02987,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.11:56:44.11:st=for,135
2000.145.11:56:44.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.11:56:44.23:midob
2000.145.11:56:44.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.11:56:44.53/wx/3.0,987.6,80.0,1.3
2000.145.11:56:44.84/cable/+9.822711E-03
2000.145.11:56:44.92#setcl#time/169791189,3,2000,145,11,56,44.88,1.721,21.202,2
2000.145.11:56:44.92#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.11:56:47.92/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10559,11051
2000.145.11:56:47.99/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20251
2000.145.11:56:48.06/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30155
2000.145.11:56:48.13/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18667
2000.145.11:56:48.20/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20339
2000.145.11:56:48.51/tpi/34070,30155,9825,5047,26842,18667,10492,9584,10558,20247
2000.145.11:56:48.73/tpi/19378,28213,20339,18742,8844,12917,11048
2000.145.11:56:48.74/tsys1/103.6,84.5,197.8,126.7,83.2,94.4,102.0,123.1,107.1,97.5
2000.145.11:56:48.74/tsys2/70.4,53.6,43.6,71.9,112.0,113.2,59.7
2000.145.11:56:48.75:!2000.145.12:04:14
2000.145.12:04:14.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.12:04:14.00:et
2000.145.12:04:14.13:!+3s
2000.145.12:04:17.14:tape
2000.145.12:04:17.25/tape/off,08038,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:04:17.25:postob
2000.145.12:04:17.25:source=3c371,180650.7,694928.1,2000.0,cw
2000.145.12:04:17.55:midtp
2000.145.12:04:19.94/tpzero/444,334,394,674,382,455,755,408,1207,140
2000.145.12:04:20.17/tpzero/596,353,319,480,793,972,1568
2000.145.12:04:20.24:nw2c2=8
2000.145.12:04:26.08/pass/8,8,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-164.9,-163.9,0.1,1.1
2000.145.12:04:29.77/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.12:04:29.77:fastf=0m35s
2000.145.12:04:51.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.12:05:05.05:!2000.145.12:05:49
2000.145.12:05:49.00:preob
2000.145.12:05:49.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:05:51.89/tpical/36736,33095,10376,5342,29304,20261,11275,10209,11179,21960
2000.145.12:05:52.11/tpical/21500,32378,23950,20852,9447,13784,12484
2000.145.12:05:52.15:!2000.145.12:05:59
2000.145.12:05:59.00:tape
2000.145.12:05:59.11/tape/off,08808,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:05:59.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.12:05:59.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.12:05:59.23:midob
2000.145.12:05:59.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:05:59.53/wx/3.0,987.6,79.7,1.3
2000.145.12:06:00.12/cable/+9.828549E-03
2000.145.12:06:00.19#setcl#time/169846716,3,2000,145,12,06,00.16,1.719,21.356,2
2000.145.12:06:00.19#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.12:06:03.20/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10591,11389
2000.145.12:06:03.27/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20579
2000.145.12:06:03.34/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30735
2000.145.12:06:03.41/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19004
2000.145.12:06:03.48/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20677
2000.145.12:06:03.79/tpi/34613,30735,10051,5104,27233,19004,10636,9714,10591,20579
2000.145.12:06:04.01/tpi/19605,28705,20677,19074,8932,13053,11377
2000.145.12:06:04.03/tsys1/110.4,88.4,203.8,127.7,88.9,101.2,106.1,129.0,109.5,101.5
2000.145.12:06:04.03/tsys2/70.4,54.2,43.7,73.4,110.9,116.0,62.2
2000.145.12:06:04.04:!2000.145.12:13:29
2000.145.12:13:29.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.12:13:29.00:et
2000.145.12:13:29.13:!+3s
2000.145.12:13:32.14:tape
2000.145.12:13:32.24/tape/off,03756,norm,moving,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:13:32.24:postob
2000.145.12:13:32.24:source=1749+096,175132.8,093900.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.12:13:32.54:checkr135
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 9 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 11 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 15 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 17 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 19 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 21 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 25 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:14:27.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,7490.,4138.,982.,1142.,900.,1424.,1530.,1176.,1036.,378.,718.
2000.145.12:14:27.04/parity/0,0,4,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.12:15:01.75:nw2c2=8
2000.145.12:15:02.32/pass/8,8,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-164.9,-163.9,0.1,1.1
2000.145.12:15:05.99/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.12:15:05.99:!2000.145.12:15:42
2000.145.12:15:30.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.12:15:42.00:preob
2000.145.12:15:42.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:15:44.89/tpical/36612,32839,10221,5323,29500,20194,11309,10270,11064,21938
2000.145.12:15:45.11/tpical/21250,32103,23619,20422,9350,13651,12138
2000.145.12:15:45.15:!2000.145.12:15:52
2000.145.12:15:52.00:tape
2000.145.12:15:52.11/tape/off,03771,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:15:52.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.12:15:52.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.12:15:52.23:midob
2000.145.12:15:52.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:15:52.53/wx/2.9,987.6,80.0,1.3
2000.145.12:15:52.83/cable/+9.811251E-03
2000.145.12:15:52.90#setcl#time/169905985,3,2000,145,12,15,52.86,1.717,21.520,2
2000.145.12:15:52.90#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.12:15:55.90/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10468,11033
2000.145.12:15:55.97/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20539
2000.145.12:15:56.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30493
2000.145.12:15:56.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18927
2000.145.12:15:56.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20385
2000.145.12:15:56.50/tpi/34447,30493,9884,5087,27359,18927,10671,9753,10473,20546
2000.145.12:15:56.72/tpi/19442,28415,20385,18654,8831,12928,11038
2000.145.12:15:56.73/tsys1/107.7,88.2,193.2,128.3,86.4,100.0,106.6,124.0,107.6,100.6
2000.145.12:15:56.74/tsys2/73.2,53.4,43.6,72.2,108.7,116.1,60.4
2000.145.12:15:56.74:!2000.145.12:17:30
2000.145.12:17:30.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.12:17:30.00:et
2000.145.12:17:30.13:!+3s
2000.145.12:17:33.14:tape
2000.145.12:17:33.25/tape/off,02679,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:17:33.25:postob
2000.145.12:17:33.26:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,cw
2000.145.12:17:33.56:nw2c2=8
2000.145.12:17:34.12/pass/8,8,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-164.9,-163.9,0.1,1.1
2000.145.12:17:37.83/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.12:17:37.83:!2000.145.12:18:37
2000.145.12:18:35.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.12:18:37.00:preob
2000.145.12:18:37.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:18:39.89/tpical/36454,32658,10167,5307,29302,20069,11235,10185,11018,21797
2000.145.12:18:40.11/tpical/21293,31983,23651,20572,9404,13690,12156
2000.145.12:18:40.15:!2000.145.12:18:47
2000.145.12:18:47.00:tape
2000.145.12:18:47.11/tape/off,02679,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:18:47.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.12:18:47.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.12:18:47.23:midob
2000.145.12:18:47.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:18:47.54/wx/2.9,987.6,80.0,1.3
2000.145.12:18:47.92/cable/+9.811886E-03
2000.145.12:18:47.99#setcl#time/169923494,3,2000,145,12,18,47.96,1.725,21.569,3
2000.145.12:18:47.99#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.12:18:50.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10422,11041
2000.145.12:18:51.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20399
2000.145.12:18:51.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30268
2000.145.12:18:51.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18758
2000.145.12:18:51.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20376
2000.145.12:18:51.58/tpi/34251,30268,9820,5064,27154,18758,10572,9672,10421,20399
2000.145.12:18:51.80/tpi/19417,28328,20376,18781,8892,12969,11043
2000.145.12:18:51.81/tsys1/105.3,85.9,186.3,123.9,85.5,95.8,101.6,123.9,105.9,99.4
2000.145.12:18:51.81/tsys2/70.4,53.7,43.0,71.7,111.0,116.8,59.8
2000.145.12:18:51.82:!2000.145.12:20:25
2000.145.12:20:25.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.12:20:25.00:et
2000.145.12:20:25.13:!+3s
2000.145.12:20:28.14:tape
2000.145.12:20:28.25/tape/off,01588,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:20:28.25:postob
2000.145.12:20:28.26:source=1741-038,174358.9,-035004.6,2000.0,cw
2000.145.12:20:28.56:nw2c2=8
2000.145.12:20:29.12/pass/8,8,auto,-165.0,-165.0,-164.9,-163.9,0.1,1.1
2000.145.12:20:32.85/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.12:20:32.85:!2000.145.12:25:35
2000.145.12:21:29.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.12:25:35.00:preob
2000.145.12:25:35.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:25:37.89/tpical/38661,34711,10819,5618,31296,21444,11976,10878,11647,23253
2000.145.12:25:38.11/tpical/21900,32953,24330,21038,9559,14022,12368
2000.145.12:25:38.15:!2000.145.12:25:45
2000.145.12:25:45.00:tape
2000.145.12:25:45.11/tape/off,01588,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:25:45.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.12:25:45.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.12:25:45.23:midob
2000.145.12:25:45.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:25:45.53/wx/3.0,987.7,78.5,1.3
2000.145.12:25:45.92/cable/+9.818350E-03
2000.145.12:25:45.99#setcl#time/169965293,3,2000,145,12,25,45.96,1.727,21.685,3
2000.145.12:25:45.99#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.12:25:48.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11048,11269
2000.145.12:25:49.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21854
2000.145.12:25:49.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32346
2000.145.12:25:49.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20168
2000.145.12:25:49.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21091
2000.145.12:25:49.58/tpi/36531,32346,10491,5383,29229,20168,11342,10380,11047,21854
2000.145.12:25:49.80/tpi/20002,29273,21091,19303,9065,13295,11269
2000.145.12:25:49.81/tsys1/116.2,92.9,211.2,137.5,95.7,106.0,114.6,137.4,112.5,106.5
2000.145.12:25:49.82/tsys2/71.8,55.2,45.0,76.2,117.5,119.0,62.0
2000.145.12:25:49.82:!2000.145.12:27:23
2000.145.12:27:23.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.12:27:23.00:et
2000.145.12:27:23.13:!+3s
2000.145.12:27:26.14:tape
2000.145.12:27:26.25/tape/off,00497,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:27:26.25:postob
2000.145.12:27:26.26:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,cw
2000.145.12:27:27.52:midtp
2000.145.12:27:29.90/tpzero/429,334,396,672,376,454,756,410,1209,140
2000.145.12:27:30.12/tpzero/592,364,323,479,798,973,1571
2000.145.12:27:30.19:nw2c1=9
2000.145.12:27:35.61/pass/9,9,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-110.1,-110.4,-0.1,-0.4
2000.145.12:27:39.31/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.12:27:39.31:fastr=0m17s
2000.145.12:27:56.58:!2000.145.12:28:19
2000.145.12:28:13.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.12:28:19.00:preob
2000.145.12:28:19.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:28:21.89/tpical/38169,34209,10676,5548,30812,21106,11798,10712,11484,22896
2000.145.12:28:22.11/tpical/21685,32567,24030,20803,9485,13883,12251
2000.145.12:28:22.15:!2000.145.12:28:29
2000.145.12:28:29.00:tape
2000.145.12:28:29.11/tape/low,00133,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:28:29.11:st=for,135
2000.145.12:28:29.24:data_valid=on
2000.145.12:28:29.24:midob
2000.145.12:28:29.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:28:29.54/wx/3.2,987.6,77.9,1.3
2000.145.12:28:29.84/cable/+9.815283E-03
2000.145.12:28:29.91#setcl#time/169981685,3,2000,145,12,28,29.88,1.723,21.731,3
2000.145.12:28:29.91#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.12:28:32.91/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10893,11146
2000.145.12:28:32.98/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21513
2000.145.12:28:33.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31900
2000.145.12:28:33.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19831
2000.145.12:28:33.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20808
2000.145.12:28:33.50/tpi/36035,31900,10355,5314,28680,19831,11175,10222,10895,21519
2000.145.12:28:33.72/tpi/19795,29002,20808,19031,8967,13140,11144
2000.145.12:28:33.73/tsys1/114.5,93.8,212.8,136.1,91.1,104.3,114.7,137.4,112.8,106.5
2000.145.12:28:33.74/tsys2/71.3,56.4,44.6,73.5,110.7,115.0,60.7
2000.145.12:28:33.74:!2000.145.12:31:33
2000.145.12:31:33.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.12:31:33.00:et
2000.145.12:31:33.13:!+3s
2000.145.12:31:36.14:tape
2000.145.12:31:36.25/tape/off,02192,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:31:36.25:postob
2000.145.12:31:36.26:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,cw
2000.145.12:31:36.56:checkf135
2000.145.12:32:31.40?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:32:31.40?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.12:32:31.40?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:32:31.40?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.12:32:31.40?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:32:31.40?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:32:31.40?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:32:31.40?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:32:31.42/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2676.,1254.,8.,20.,116.,10.,6.,0.,4.,2.,0.,$$$$$
2000.145.12:32:31.42/parity/0,6,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,72
2000.145.12:33:05.76:nw2c1=9
2000.145.12:33:06.32/pass/9,9,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-109.3,-110.4,0.7,-0.4
2000.145.12:33:10.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.12:33:10.02:!2000.145.12:37:07
2000.145.12:33:47.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.12:37:07.00:preob
2000.145.12:37:07.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:37:09.89/tpical/36553,32726,10182,5322,29371,20103,11270,10206,11041,21850
2000.145.12:37:10.11/tpical/21152,31801,23503,20417,9308,13600,12100
2000.145.12:37:10.15:!2000.145.12:37:17
2000.145.12:37:17.00:tape
2000.145.12:37:17.11/tape/off,02177,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:37:17.11:st=for,135
2000.145.12:37:17.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.12:37:17.23:midob
2000.145.12:37:17.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:37:17.53/wx/3.6,987.7,75.4,1.2
2000.145.12:37:17.91/cable/+9.829458E-03
2000.145.12:37:17.99#setcl#time/170034492,3,2000,145,12,37,17.96,1.722,21.877,3
2000.145.12:37:17.99#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.12:37:20.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10443,10999
2000.145.12:37:21.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20454
2000.145.12:37:21.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30309
2000.145.12:37:21.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18796
2000.145.12:37:21.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20237
2000.145.12:37:21.58/tpi/34332,30309,9847,5090,27239,18796,10629,9700,10443,20454
2000.145.12:37:21.80/tpi/19275,28152,20237,18657,8818,12889,10999
2000.145.12:37:21.81/tsys1/104.7,85.1,193.5,130.6,86.4,96.3,105.7,125.9,105.9,99.8
2000.145.12:37:21.82/tsys2/69.9,53.5,42.8,72.5,114.9,117.7,60.1
2000.145.12:37:21.82:!2000.145.12:38:55
2000.145.12:38:55.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.12:38:55.00:et
2000.145.12:38:55.13:!+3s
2000.145.12:38:58.14:tape
2000.145.12:38:58.25/tape/off,03268,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:38:58.25:postob
2000.145.12:38:58.26:source=3c446,222547.3,-045701.4,2000.0,cw
2000.145.12:38:58.56:nw2c1=9
2000.145.12:38:59.12/pass/9,9,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-109.3,-110.4,0.7,-0.4
2000.145.12:39:02.84/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.12:39:02.84:!2000.145.12:39:28
2000.145.12:39:23.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.12:39:28.00:preob
2000.145.12:39:28.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:39:30.89/tpical/37399,33559,10468,5447,30151,20642,11559,10458,11287,22396
2000.145.12:39:31.11/tpical/21409,32276,23769,20576,9374,13715,12169
2000.145.12:39:31.15:!2000.145.12:39:38
2000.145.12:39:38.00:tape
2000.145.12:39:38.11/tape/off,03268,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:39:38.11:st=for,135
2000.145.12:39:38.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.12:39:38.23:midob
2000.145.12:39:38.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:39:38.53/wx/3.6,987.6,75.7,1.3
2000.145.12:39:38.80/cable/+9.831220E-03
2000.145.12:39:38.87#setcl#time/170048580,3,2000,145,12,39,38.84,1.719,21.917,2
2000.145.12:39:38.87#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.12:39:41.88/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10694,11071
2000.145.12:39:41.95/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21009
2000.145.12:39:42.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31206
2000.145.12:39:42.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19363
2000.145.12:39:42.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20553
2000.145.12:39:42.47/tpi/35252,31206,10136,5224,27967,19363,10900,9964,10695,21007
2000.145.12:39:42.69/tpi/19549,28616,20553,18825,8875,13004,11068
2000.145.12:39:42.70/tsys1/111.3,90.0,201.3,140.0,86.7,101.4,105.6,132.7,109.9,103.1
2000.145.12:39:42.71/tsys2/71.5,54.2,44.2,73.6,113.6,118.8,60.6
2000.145.12:39:42.71:!2000.145.12:44:44
2000.145.12:44:44.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.12:44:44.00:et
2000.145.12:44:44.13:!+3s
2000.145.12:44:47.14:tape
2000.145.12:44:47.24/tape/off,06699,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:44:47.24:postob
2000.145.12:44:47.24:source=0440+345,044331.6,344106.7,2000.0,cw
2000.145.12:44:47.54:midtp
2000.145.12:44:49.92/tpzero/426,336,392,672,380,455,761,413,1211,140
2000.145.12:44:50.14/tpzero/584,356,320,479,806,975,1575
2000.145.12:44:50.21:nw2c2=10
2000.145.12:44:56.03/pass/10,10,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-109.6,-109.6,0.4,0.4
2000.145.12:44:59.76/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.12:44:59.76:fastf=1m35s
2000.145.12:46:35.03:!2000.145.12:47:28
2000.145.12:47:16.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.12:47:28.00:preob
2000.145.12:47:28.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:47:30.89/tpical/37344,33441,10408,5420,29913,20533,11493,10381,11242,22268
2000.145.12:47:31.11/tpical/21426,32388,23893,20615,9405,13791,12187
2000.145.12:47:31.15:!2000.145.12:47:38
2000.145.12:47:38.00:tape
2000.145.12:47:38.11/tape/off,08819,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:47:38.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.12:47:38.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.12:47:38.23:midob
2000.145.12:47:38.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:47:38.53/wx/3.9,987.6,74.7,1.2
2000.145.12:47:38.86/cable/+9.836679E-03
2000.145.12:47:38.94#setcl#time/170096585,3,2000,145,12,47,38.90,1.720,22.050,2
2000.145.12:47:38.94#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.12:47:41.94/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10645,11098
2000.145.12:47:42.01/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20891
2000.145.12:47:42.08/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31130
2000.145.12:47:42.15/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19228
2000.145.12:47:42.22/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20662
2000.145.12:47:42.53/tpi/35106,31130,10071,5184,27792,19228,10847,9883,10650,20891
2000.145.12:47:42.75/tpi/19626,28728,20662,18879,8911,13070,11098
2000.145.12:47:42.76/tsys1/106.3,91.4,197.0,131.2,88.7,98.7,107.1,130.5,109.4,103.4
2000.145.12:47:42.77/tsys2/74.3,54.4,44.2,74.4,115.2,117.8,61.4
2000.145.12:47:42.77:!2000.145.12:55:08
2000.145.12:55:08.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.12:55:08.00:et
2000.145.12:55:08.13:!+3s
2000.145.12:55:11.14:tape
2000.145.12:55:11.25/tape/off,03767,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:55:11.25:postob
2000.145.12:55:11.25:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,cw
2000.145.12:55:11.55:checkr135
2000.145.12:56:06.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:56:06.07?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.12:56:06.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:56:06.07?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.12:56:06.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:56:06.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:56:06.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 11 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:56:06.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 17 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.12:56:06.07/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,8868.,4387.,444.,690.,402.,370.,884.,484.,394.,162.,400.
2000.145.12:56:06.07/parity/0,0,6,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.12:56:40.75:nw2c2=10
2000.145.12:56:41.32/pass/10,10,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-109.6,-109.6,0.4,0.4
2000.145.12:56:45.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.12:56:45.02:!2000.145.12:57:51
2000.145.12:57:51.00:preob
2000.145.12:57:51.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.145.12:57:51.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.145.12:57:51.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.145.12:57:52.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.12:57:53.90/tpical/36849,33108,10378,5340,29351,20198,11260,10162,11171,21888
2000.145.12:57:54.12/tpical/21540,32311,23871,20864,9473,13805,12417
2000.145.12:57:54.16:!2000.145.12:58:01
2000.145.12:58:01.00:tape
2000.145.12:58:01.11/tape/off,03782,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.12:58:01.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.12:58:01.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.12:58:01.23:midob
2000.145.12:58:01.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.12:58:01.54/wx/3.7,987.7,74.2,1.2
2000.145.12:58:01.63/cable/+9.845286E-03
2000.145.12:58:01.70#setcl#time/170158860,3,2000,145,12,58,01.67,1.728,22.223,3
2000.145.12:58:01.70#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.12:58:04.70/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10588,11288
2000.145.12:58:04.77/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20529
2000.145.12:58:04.84/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30749
2000.145.12:58:04.91/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18949
2000.145.12:58:04.98/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20602
2000.145.12:58:05.29/tpi/34655,30748,10047,5103,27187,18917,10640,9663,10581,20521
2000.145.12:58:05.51/tpi/19682,28692,20635,19094,8953,13079,11290
2000.145.12:58:05.52/tsys1/107.0,88.4,200.1,128.3,85.0,98.9,109.3,127.2,108.9,102.3
2000.145.12:58:05.53/tsys2/72.2,55.0,44.1,73.8,110.0,117.0,60.5
2000.145.12:58:05.53:!2000.145.13:00:33
2000.145.13:00:33.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.13:00:33.00:et
2000.145.13:00:33.14:!+3s
2000.145.13:00:36.15:tape
2000.145.13:00:36.26/tape/off,02084,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:00:36.26:postob
2000.145.13:00:36.27:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,cw
2000.145.13:00:37.53:nw2c2=10
2000.145.13:00:38.11/pass/10,10,auto,-110.0,-110.0,-109.6,-109.6,0.4,0.4
2000.145.13:00:41.84/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.13:00:41.84:!2000.145.13:03:39
2000.145.13:03:27.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.13:03:39.00:preob
2000.145.13:03:39.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:03:41.90/tpical/37378,33445,10420,5421,29904,20424,11472,10344,$$$$$,22202
2000.145.13:03:42.14/tpical/21443,32214,23734,20534,9387,13772,12222
2000.145.13:03:42.18:!2000.145.13:03:49
2000.145.13:03:49.00:tape
2000.145.13:03:49.11/tape/off,02084,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:03:49.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.13:03:49.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.13:03:49.23:midob
2000.145.13:03:49.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:03:49.53/wx/3.7,987.7,74.4,1.2
2000.145.13:03:49.83/cable/+9.842260E-03
2000.145.13:03:49.91#setcl#time/170193681,3,2000,145,13,03,49.88,1.720,22.320,3
2000.145.13:03:49.91#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.13:03:52.91/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10652,11070
2000.145.13:03:52.98/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20848
2000.145.13:03:53.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31102
2000.145.13:03:53.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19181
2000.145.13:03:53.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20576
2000.145.13:03:53.50/tpi/35238,31102,10086,5190,27747,19181,10825,9863,10652,20837
2000.145.13:03:53.72/tpi/19518,28642,20576,18813,8885,13044,11068
2000.145.13:03:53.73?ERROR qk -211 Tsys value for device i1 overflowed or were less than zero.
2000.145.13:03:53.74/tsys1/111.6,90.1,199.1,134.2,87.0,103.3,106.7,134.8,$$$$$$$$,104.0
2000.145.13:03:53.74/tsys2/69.0,55.6,45.0,74.8,113.0,116.4,57.7
2000.145.13:03:53.75:!2000.145.13:06:39
2000.145.13:06:39.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.13:06:39.00:et
2000.145.13:06:39.13:!+3s
2000.145.13:06:42.14:tape
2000.145.13:06:42.25/tape/off,00182,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:06:42.25:postob
2000.145.13:06:42.26:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,cw
2000.145.13:06:42.56:midtp
2000.145.13:06:44.94/tpzero/427,334,383,672,378,455,765,412,1207,141
2000.145.13:06:45.17/tpzero/581,347,319,479,799,977,1562
2000.145.13:06:45.25:nw2c1=11
2000.145.13:06:50.52/pass/11,11,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-55.6,-53.7,-0.6,1.3
2000.145.13:06:54.21/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.13:06:54.21:!2000.145.13:07:50
2000.145.13:07:41.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.13:07:50.00:preob
2000.145.13:07:50.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:07:52.90/tpical/39765,35638,11118,5725,31764,21757,12202,10994,11884,23602
2000.145.13:07:53.12/tpical/21978,33158,24419,21160,9629,14147,12413
2000.145.13:07:53.16:!2000.145.13:08:00
2000.145.13:08:00.00:tape
2000.145.13:08:00.11/tape/off,00182,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:08:00.11:st=for,135
2000.145.13:08:00.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.13:08:00.23:midob
2000.145.13:08:00.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:08:00.53/wx/3.8,987.7,73.6,1.2
2000.145.13:08:00.80/cable/+9.836709E-03
2000.145.13:08:00.87#setcl#time/170218776,3,2000,145,13,08,00.84,1.726,22.389,3
2000.145.13:08:00.87#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.13:08:03.87/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11313,11338
2000.145.13:08:03.94/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,22266
2000.145.13:08:04.01/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33367
2000.145.13:08:04.08/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20498
2000.145.13:08:04.15/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21302
2000.145.13:08:04.46/tpi/37650,33367,10820,5492,29702,20498,11556,10526,11310,22257
2000.145.13:08:04.68/tpi/20141,29555,21302,19438,9131,13438,11335
2000.145.13:08:04.69/tsys1/120.7,99.8,240.3,141.9,97.6,109.2,114.6,148.3,120.7,112.8
2000.145.13:08:04.70/tsys2/74.7,56.9,47.3,77.3,117.5,123.4,63.6
2000.145.13:08:04.70:!2000.145.13:09:38
2000.145.13:09:38.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.13:09:38.00:et
2000.145.13:09:38.13:!+3s
2000.145.13:09:41.14:tape
2000.145.13:09:41.25/tape/off,01273,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:09:41.25:postob
2000.145.13:09:41.26:source=0718+793,072611.7,791131.0,2000.0,cw
2000.145.13:09:41.56:checkf135
2000.145.13:10:36.42?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:10:36.42?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.13:10:36.42?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:10:36.42?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.13:10:36.42?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:10:36.42?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:10:36.42?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.13:10:36.42?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:10:36.42?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:10:36.45/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2278.,1722.,14.,8.,186.,6.,10.,4.,0.,0.,0.,$$$$$
2000.145.13:10:36.45/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,65
2000.145.13:10:52.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.13:11:10.76:nw2c1=11
2000.145.13:11:11.32/pass/11,11,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-54.8,-53.7,0.2,1.3
2000.145.13:11:15.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.13:11:15.05:!2000.145.13:11:51
2000.145.13:11:51.00:preob
2000.145.13:11:51.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:11:53.89/tpical/36109,32329,10089,5235,28645,19710,11061,9961,10915,21405
2000.145.13:11:54.11/tpical/21132,31759,23428,20529,9335,13631,12393
2000.145.13:11:54.15:!2000.145.13:12:01
2000.145.13:12:01.00:tape
2000.145.13:12:01.11/tape/off,01259,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:12:01.11:st=for,135
2000.145.13:12:01.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.13:12:01.23:midob
2000.145.13:12:01.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:12:01.53/wx/3.8,987.7,73.3,1.2
2000.145.13:12:01.83/cable/+9.839184E-03
2000.145.13:12:01.91#setcl#time/170242880,3,2000,145,13,12,01.88,1.721,22.456,3
2000.145.13:12:01.91#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.13:12:04.91/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10332,11288
2000.145.13:12:04.98/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20041
2000.145.13:12:05.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30067
2000.145.13:12:05.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18457
2000.145.13:12:05.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20256
2000.145.13:12:05.50/tpi/34029,30067,9777,5007,26578,18457,10415,9469,10335,20049
2000.145.13:12:05.72/tpi/19286,28133,20256,18769,8831,12910,11285
2000.145.13:12:05.73/tsys1/110.8,90.2,206.5,130.4,87.0,98.6,102.5,126.3,108.0,100.7
2000.145.13:12:05.74/tsys2/71.1,53.8,44.1,73.0,111.9,116.2,61.6
2000.145.13:12:05.74:!2000.145.13:19:31
2000.145.13:19:31.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.13:19:31.00:et
2000.145.13:19:31.13:!+3s
2000.145.13:19:34.14:tape
2000.145.13:19:34.25/tape/off,06310,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:19:34.25:postob
2000.145.13:19:34.25:source=0014+813,001708.5,813508.1,2000.0,cw
2000.145.13:19:34.55:midtp
2000.145.13:19:36.93/tpzero/428,332,390,673,379,453,757,409,1209,140
2000.145.13:19:37.15/tpzero/599,353,316,478,802,973,1570
2000.145.13:19:37.23:nw2c2=12
2000.145.13:19:43.11/pass/12,12,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-55.9,-54.6,-0.9,0.4
2000.145.13:19:46.80/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.13:19:46.80:fastf=1m55s
2000.145.13:20:03.26#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.13:21:42.08:!2000.145.13:22:05
2000.145.13:22:05.00:preob
2000.145.13:22:05.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:22:07.89/tpical/36627,32851,10327,5295,29008,20031,11177,10063,11102,21688
2000.145.13:22:08.11/tpical/21277,31973,23656,20744,9403,13777,12264
2000.145.13:22:08.15:!2000.145.13:22:15
2000.145.13:22:15.00:tape
2000.145.13:22:15.11/tape/off,08880,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:22:15.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.13:22:15.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.13:22:15.23:midob
2000.145.13:22:15.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:22:15.54/wx/4.1,987.7,72.7,1.2
2000.145.13:22:15.66/cable/+9.832042E-03
2000.145.13:22:15.74#setcl#time/170304261,3,2000,145,13,22,15.70,1.718,22.627,2
2000.145.13:22:15.74#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.13:22:18.74/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10516,11170
2000.145.13:22:18.81/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20318
2000.145.13:22:18.88/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30552
2000.145.13:22:18.95/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18795
2000.145.13:22:19.02/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20439
2000.145.13:22:19.33/tpi/34417,30565,9983,5065,26888,18774,10537,9548,10518,20322
2000.145.13:22:19.55/tpi/19375,28403,20439,18945,8882,13015,11169
2000.145.13:22:19.56/tsys1/105.5,90.7,191.3,131.0,85.8,100.0,104.8,121.7,109.3,101.4
2000.145.13:22:19.57/tsys2/69.3,55.2,43.9,72.1,108.9,110.9,61.5
2000.145.13:22:19.57:!2000.145.13:29:45
2000.145.13:29:45.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.13:29:45.00:et
2000.145.13:29:45.13:!+3s
2000.145.13:29:48.14:tape
2000.145.13:29:48.24/tape/off,03828,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:29:48.24:postob
2000.145.13:29:48.24:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.13:29:48.54:checkr135
2000.145.13:30:43.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:30:43.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.13:30:43.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:30:43.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.13:30:43.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:30:43.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:30:43.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:30:43.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,4657.,4130.,316.,490.,606.,426.,376.,300.,234.,208.,202.
2000.145.13:30:43.04/parity/0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.13:31:17.75:nw2c2=12
2000.145.13:31:18.32/pass/12,12,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-56.8,-54.6,-1.8,0.4
2000.145.13:31:22.01/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.13:31:22.01:!2000.145.13:32:03
2000.145.13:31:53.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.13:32:03.00:preob
2000.145.13:32:03.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:32:05.89/tpical/36574,32621,10201,5282,29118,19966,11213,10095,11009,21680
2000.145.13:32:06.11/tpical/21330,31636,23357,20445,9355,13704,12016
2000.145.13:32:06.15:!2000.145.13:32:13
2000.145.13:32:13.00:tape
2000.145.13:32:13.13/tape/off,03843,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:32:13.13:st=rev,135
2000.145.13:32:13.26:data_valid=on
2000.145.13:32:13.26:midob
2000.145.13:32:13.56/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:32:13.56/wx/4.1,987.8,71.8,1.2
2000.145.13:32:13.80/cable/+9.842922E-03
2000.145.13:32:13.87#setcl#time/170364073,3,2000,145,13,32,13.84,1.727,22.793,3
2000.145.13:32:13.87#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.13:32:16.87/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10419,10909
2000.145.13:32:16.94/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20306
2000.145.13:32:17.02/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30321
2000.145.13:32:17.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18704
2000.145.13:32:17.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20171
2000.145.13:32:17.47/tpi/34323,30321,9868,5052,27038,18704,10561,9604,10417,20302
2000.145.13:32:17.69/tpi/19432,27943,20171,18687,8817,12925,10910
2000.145.13:32:17.70/tsys1/103.3,89.4,195.3,130.6,87.9,99.2,103.2,128.5,106.7,100.4
2000.145.13:32:17.71/tsys2/69.7,52.4,43.7,72.7,104.6,107.7,59.3
2000.145.13:32:17.71:!2000.145.13:33:51
2000.145.13:33:51.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.13:33:51.00:et
2000.145.13:33:51.13:!+3s
2000.145.13:33:54.14:tape
2000.145.13:33:54.25/tape/off,02752,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:33:54.25:postob
2000.145.13:33:54.26:source=1741-038,174358.9,-035004.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.13:33:54.56:nw2c2=12
2000.145.13:33:55.12/pass/12,12,auto,-55.0,-55.0,-56.8,-54.6,-1.8,0.4
2000.145.13:33:58.83/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.13:33:58.83:!2000.145.13:36:27
2000.145.13:34:52.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.13:36:27.00:preob
2000.145.13:36:27.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:36:29.89/tpical/43134,38475,12115,6147,34361,23495,13114,11825,12797,25497
2000.145.13:36:30.11/tpical/22610,33897,25085,21697,9898,14549,12644
2000.145.13:36:30.15:!2000.145.13:36:37
2000.145.13:36:37.00:tape
2000.145.13:36:37.11/tape/off,02752,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:36:37.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.13:36:37.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.13:36:37.23:midob
2000.145.13:36:37.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:36:37.54/wx/4.1,987.8,71.9,1.2
2000.145.13:36:37.65#setcl#time/170390451,3,2000,145,13,36,37.62,1.721,22.866,3
2000.145.13:36:37.65#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.13:36:37.87/cable/+9.842011E-03
2000.145.13:36:40.95/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,12221,11592
2000.145.13:36:41.02/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,24167
2000.145.13:36:41.09/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,36293
2000.145.13:36:41.16/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22272
2000.145.13:36:41.23/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22021
2000.145.13:36:41.54/tpi/40916,36293,11814,5927,32284,22272,12480,11366,12221,24167
2000.145.13:36:41.76/tpi/20826,30435,22021,19999,9406,13833,11590
2000.145.13:36:41.77/tsys1/125.2,113.1,260.4,163.8,105.4,122.4,126.8,163.8,131.1,123.9
2000.145.13:36:41.78/tsys2/79.6,61.0,49.7,80.7,122.8,126.1,66.7
2000.145.13:36:41.78:!2000.145.13:38:15
2000.145.13:38:15.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.13:38:15.00:et
2000.145.13:38:15.13:!+3s
2000.145.13:38:18.14:tape
2000.145.13:38:18.25/tape/off,01660,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:38:18.25:postob
2000.145.13:38:18.26:source=1606+106,160846.2,102907.8,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.13:38:18.56:midtp
2000.145.13:38:20.94/tpzero/427,333,389,670,375,454,753,408,1201,141
2000.145.13:38:21.17/tpzero/591,350,317,479,800,970,1568
2000.145.13:38:21.25:nw2c1=13
2000.145.13:38:26.44/pass/13,13,auto,0.0,0.0,-0.3,-0.3,-0.3,-0.3
2000.145.13:38:30.22/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.13:38:30.22:fastr=1m6s
2000.145.13:39:04.29#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.13:39:36.49:!2000.145.13:40:00
2000.145.13:40:00.00:preob
2000.145.13:40:00.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:40:02.89/tpical/41923,37413,11768,6007,33377,22868,12790,11519,12472,24800
2000.145.13:40:03.11/tpical/22423,33686,24835,21531,9797,14368,12567
2000.145.13:40:03.15:!2000.145.13:40:10
2000.145.13:40:10.00:tape
2000.145.13:40:10.11/tape/off,00194,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:40:10.11:st=for,135
2000.145.13:40:10.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.13:40:10.23:midob
2000.145.13:40:10.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:40:10.53/wx/4.1,987.8,71.4,1.2
2000.145.13:40:10.83#setcl#time/170411769,3,2000,145,13,40,10.80,1.717,22.925,2
2000.145.13:40:10.83#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.13:40:11.08/cable/+9.848396E-03
2000.145.13:40:14.15/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11895,11469
2000.145.13:40:14.22/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,23466
2000.145.13:40:14.29/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,35222
2000.145.13:40:14.36/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21642
2000.145.13:40:14.43/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21677
2000.145.13:40:14.74/tpi/39676,35222,11445,5773,31349,21642,12144,11039,11895,23466
2000.145.13:40:14.96/tpi/20518,30038,21677,19729,9267,13617,11469
2000.145.13:40:14.97/tsys1/119.8,109.2,234.8,149.6,104.8,118.6,121.0,151.9,127.1,119.9
2000.145.13:40:14.97/tsys2/73.4,57.1,47.5,75.0,112.1,118.2,63.3
2000.145.13:40:14.98:!2000.145.13:43:16
2000.145.13:43:16.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.13:43:16.00:et
2000.145.13:43:16.13:!+3s
2000.145.13:43:19.14:tape
2000.145.13:43:19.25/tape/off,02275,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:43:19.25:postob
2000.145.13:43:19.25:source=1749+096,175132.8,093900.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.13:43:19.55:checkf135
2000.145.13:43:54.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.13:44:14.38?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:44:14.38?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.13:44:14.38?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:44:14.38?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.13:44:14.38?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:44:14.38?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.13:44:14.38?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:44:14.38?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:44:14.38?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.13:44:14.39/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2904.,1082.,26.,20.,42.,10.,8.,2.,2.,0.,0.,$$$$$
2000.145.13:44:14.39/parity/0,1,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,59
2000.145.13:44:48.75:nw2c1=13
2000.145.13:44:49.32/pass/13,13,auto,0.0,0.0,-0.3,-0.3,-0.3,-0.3
2000.145.13:44:53.03/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.13:44:53.03:!2000.145.13:45:29
2000.145.13:45:29.00:preob
2000.145.13:45:29.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:45:31.89/tpical/37628,33580,10514,5435,29978,20586,11560,10417,11310,22327
2000.145.13:45:32.11/tpical/21106,31854,23423,20351,9316,13641,12000
2000.145.13:45:32.15:!2000.145.13:45:39
2000.145.13:45:39.00:tape
2000.145.13:45:39.11/tape/off,02261,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:45:39.11:st=for,135
2000.145.13:45:39.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.13:45:39.23:midob
2000.145.13:45:39.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:45:39.53/wx/4.1,987.8,71.4,1.2
2000.145.13:45:40.11/cable/+9.838763E-03
2000.145.13:45:40.19#setcl#time/170444704,3,2000,145,13,45,40.16,1.720,23.017,3
2000.145.13:45:40.19#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.13:45:43.19/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10721,10938
2000.145.13:45:43.26/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20961
2000.145.13:45:43.33/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31318
2000.145.13:45:43.40/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19365
2000.145.13:45:43.47/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20312
2000.145.13:45:43.78/tpi/35453,31318,10171,5204,27929,19365,10906,9937,10721,20961
2000.145.13:45:44.00/tpi/19299,28279,20312,18626,8805,12930,10972
2000.145.13:45:44.02/tsys1/110.5,94.0,195.6,134.6,92.3,106.2,106.5,136.2,110.9,104.6
2000.145.13:45:44.02/tsys2/72.7,54.8,45.1,73.9,110.0,118.1,64.2
2000.145.13:45:44.03:!2000.145.13:47:17
2000.145.13:47:17.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.13:47:17.00:et
2000.145.13:47:17.14:!+3s
2000.145.13:47:20.15:tape
2000.145.13:47:20.26/tape/off,03352,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:47:20.26:postob
2000.145.13:47:20.27:source=1726+455,172727.7,453039.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.13:47:20.57:nw2c1=13
2000.145.13:47:21.14/pass/13,13,auto,0.0,0.0,-0.3,0.5,-0.3,0.5
2000.145.13:47:24.84/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.13:47:24.84:!2000.145.13:48:11
2000.145.13:48:09.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.13:48:11.00:preob
2000.145.13:48:11.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:48:13.89/tpical/36042,32234,10062,5216,28580,19588,10989,9895,10880,21287
2000.145.13:48:14.11/tpical/20912,31292,23148,20276,9268,13551,11937
2000.145.13:48:14.15:!2000.145.13:48:21
2000.145.13:48:21.00:tape
2000.145.13:48:21.11/tape/off,03352,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:48:21.11:st=for,135
2000.145.13:48:21.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.13:48:21.23:midob
2000.145.13:48:21.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:48:21.54/wx/3.9,987.8,71.8,1.2
2000.145.13:48:21.80/cable/+9.830541E-03
2000.145.13:48:21.87#setcl#time/170460872,3,2000,145,13,48,21.84,1.717,23.062,2
2000.145.13:48:21.87#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.13:48:24.87/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10302,10859
2000.145.13:48:24.94/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19953
2000.145.13:48:25.01/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29946
2000.145.13:48:25.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18387
2000.145.13:48:25.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19993
2000.145.13:48:25.47/tpi/33868,29946,9737,4988,26522,18387,10367,9436,10303,19958
2000.145.13:48:25.69/tpi/19084,27762,19993,18521,8777,12811,10857
2000.145.13:48:25.70/tsys1/105.5,88.8,197.3,129.9,87.2,102.4,106.0,134.9,108.2,102.3
2000.145.13:48:25.71/tsys2/71.0,54.5,43.8,72.2,114.0,112.3,60.4
2000.145.13:48:25.71:!2000.145.13:53:40
2000.145.13:53:40.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.13:53:40.00:et
2000.145.13:53:40.13:!+3s
2000.145.13:53:43.14:tape
2000.145.13:53:43.25/tape/off,06929,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:53:43.25:postob
2000.145.13:53:43.25:source=1144+402,114658.3,395834.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.13:53:43.55:midtp
2000.145.13:53:45.93/tpzero/428,333,390,669,376,455,757,405,1203,141
2000.145.13:53:46.15/tpzero/586,348,322,479,798,972,1559
2000.145.13:53:46.22:nw2c2=14
2000.145.13:53:52.11/pass/14,14,auto,0.0,0.0,-0.6,-0.4,-0.6,-0.4
2000.145.13:53:55.79/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.13:53:55.79:fastf=1m28s
2000.145.13:55:19.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.13:55:24.08:!2000.145.13:55:47
2000.145.13:55:47.00:preob
2000.145.13:55:47.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:55:49.89/tpical/39330,35036,11005,5642,31323,21465,11982,10796,11761,23243
2000.145.13:55:50.11/tpical/21722,32593,24036,20995,9540,14009,14851
2000.145.13:55:50.15:!2000.145.13:55:57
2000.145.13:55:57.00:tape
2000.145.13:55:57.11/tape/off,08892,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.13:55:57.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.13:55:57.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.13:55:57.23:midob
2000.145.13:55:57.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.13:55:57.54/wx/4.2,987.9,70.9,1.2
2000.145.13:55:57.88/cable/+9.839953E-03
2000.145.13:55:57.95#setcl#time/170506479,3,2000,145,13,55,57.92,1.718,23.189,2
2000.145.13:55:57.95#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.13:56:00.96/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11198,11197
2000.145.13:56:01.03/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21916
2000.145.13:56:01.10/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32912
2000.145.13:56:01.17/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20214
2000.145.13:56:01.24/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20965
2000.145.13:56:01.55/tpi/37180,32912,10708,5422,29356,20214,11367,10329,11202,21916
2000.145.13:56:01.77/tpi/19931,29099,20965,19248,9059,13292,11202
2000.145.13:56:01.78/tsys1/117.3,105.2,238.3,148.2,101.1,108.4,118.3,145.8,122.7,112.6
2000.145.13:56:01.79/tsys2/75.8,57.8,47.2,75.4,120.6,120.6,18.6
2000.145.13:56:01.79:!2000.145.14:03:27
2000.145.13:58:40.35;op=george
2000.145.13:59:06.95;"WX: cool, mild breeze, partly cloudy
2000.145.13:59:32.41;"Receiver temp=17 degrees Kelvin
2000.145.14:01:09.36;"Phascal present in all video converters...
2000.145.14:03:27.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.14:03:27.00:et
2000.145.14:03:27.12:!+3s
2000.145.14:03:30.13:tape
2000.145.14:03:30.23/tape/off,03840,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:03:30.23:postob
2000.145.14:03:30.23:source=1308+326,131028.7,322043.8,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.14:03:30.53:checkr135
2000.145.14:03:58.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.14:04:25.05?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:04:25.05?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.14:04:25.05?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:04:25.05?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.14:04:25.05?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:04:25.05?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:04:25.05?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.14:04:25.05/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,3210.,3846.,238.,494.,346.,146.,300.,218.,218.,62.,232.
2000.145.14:04:25.05/parity/0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.14:04:59.51;"Methinks it is time for a headcal...
2000.145.14:04:59.73:nw2c2=14
2000.145.14:05:00.29/pass/14,14,auto,0.0,0.0,-1.4,-0.4,-1.4,-0.4
2000.145.14:05:03.99/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.14:05:03.99:!2000.145.14:10:49
2000.145.14:06:11.99;"Receiving high parity errors on tracks 1,3,5,and 7...
2000.145.14:10:49.00:preob
2000.145.14:10:49.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:10:51.89/tpical/40823,36499,11466,5887,32649,22346,12526,11255,12194,24232
2000.145.14:10:52.11/tpical/21958,33192,24495,21283,9664,14219,12413
2000.145.14:10:52.15:!2000.145.14:10:59
2000.145.14:10:59.00:tape
2000.145.14:10:59.11/tape/off,03855,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:10:59.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.14:10:59.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.14:10:59.23:midob
2000.145.14:10:59.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:10:59.53/wx/4.2,987.9,70.3,1.2
2000.145.14:10:59.71/cable/+9.829375E-03
2000.145.14:10:59.79#setcl#time/170596661,3,2000,145,14,10,59.76,1.720,23.439,3
2000.145.14:10:59.79#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.14:11:02.79/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11605,11353
2000.145.14:11:02.86/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,22875
2000.145.14:11:02.93/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,34226
2000.145.14:11:03.00/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21143
2000.145.14:11:03.07/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21391
2000.145.14:11:03.38/tpi/38681,34212,11144,5653,30576,21143,11860,10757,11608,22884
2000.145.14:11:03.60/tpi/20137,29647,21391,19586,9165,13479,11355
2000.145.14:11:03.61/tsys1/122.5,101.6,229.1,146.1,99.9,118.0,114.4,142.6,121.8,115.7
2000.145.14:11:03.62/tsys2/75.4,58.0,47.6,79.0,117.7,118.6,65.0
2000.145.14:11:03.62:!2000.145.14:12:37
2000.145.14:12:37.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.14:12:37.00:et
2000.145.14:12:37.14:!+3s
2000.145.14:12:40.15:tape
2000.145.14:12:40.26/tape/off,02764,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:12:40.26:postob
2000.145.14:12:40.27:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.14:12:41.54:nw2c2=14
2000.145.14:12:42.11/pass/14,14,auto,0.0,0.0,-1.4,-0.4,-1.4,-0.4
2000.145.14:12:45.79/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.14:12:45.79:!2000.145.14:15:57
2000.145.14:12:51.99;tapepos=2540
2000.145.14:12:52.05;rw@!
2000.145.14:12:52.20;[email protected]:13:02.87
2000.145.14:13:02.87@et
2000.145.14:13:31.32;"Adjusted tape position...
2000.145.14:15:50.29#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.14:15:57.00:preob
2000.145.14:15:57.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:15:59.89/tpical/36323,32281,10106,5276,28937,19860,11152,10046,10939,21543
2000.145.14:16:00.11/tpical/20565,31156,22948,20045,9186,13401,11850
2000.145.14:16:00.15:!2000.145.14:16:07
2000.145.14:16:07.00:tape
2000.145.14:16:07.11/tape/off,02542,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:16:07.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.14:16:07.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.14:16:07.23:midob
2000.145.14:16:07.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:16:07.53/wx/4.4,988.0,69.4,1.2
2000.145.14:16:07.62/cable/+9.829605E-03
2000.145.14:16:07.70#setcl#time/170627451,3,2000,145,14,16,07.67,1.724,23.525,3
2000.145.14:16:07.70#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.14:16:10.70/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10358,10774
2000.145.14:16:10.77/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20183
2000.145.14:16:10.84/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30045
2000.145.14:16:10.91/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18603
2000.145.14:16:10.98/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19806
2000.145.14:16:11.29/tpi/34101,30017,9776,5051,26902,18595,10512,9564,10358,20184
2000.145.14:16:11.51/tpi/18763,27549,19777,18321,8674,12666,10770
2000.145.14:16:11.52/tsys1/104.0,89.9,195.1,133.6,89.4,98.4,104.6,130.4,108.1,101.2
2000.145.14:16:11.53/tsys2/70.8,52.9,43.1,72.7,108.0,111.7,59.9
2000.145.14:16:11.53:!2000.145.14:17:45
2000.145.14:17:45.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.14:17:45.00:et
2000.145.14:17:45.13:!+3s
2000.145.14:17:48.14:tape
2000.145.14:17:48.25/tape/off,01451,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:17:48.25:postob
2000.145.14:17:48.26:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.14:17:48.57:midtp
2000.145.14:17:50.95/tpzero/430,333,384,702,380,457,759,412,1211,141
2000.145.14:17:51.17/tpzero/530,348,316,480,799,978,1570
2000.145.14:17:51.25:nw2c1=15
2000.145.14:17:56.59/pass/15,15,auto,55.0,55.0,55.0,55.6,0.0,0.6
2000.145.14:18:00.32/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.14:18:00.32:fastr=1m6s
2000.145.14:18:50.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.14:19:03.86?ERROR ch -334 Tape should be moving and it's stopped
2000.145.14:19:06.59:!2000.145.14:22:09
2000.145.14:19:12.15;tape
2000.145.14:19:12.26/tape/low,00072,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:22:09.00:preob
2000.145.14:22:09.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:22:11.89/tpical/36605,32677,10279,5298,28997,19924,11166,9995,11064,21623
2000.145.14:22:12.11/tpical/20617,31095,22999,20200,9181,13422,12225
2000.145.14:22:12.15:!2000.145.14:22:19
2000.145.14:22:19.00:tape
2000.145.14:22:19.11/tape/low,00072,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:22:19.11:st=for,135
2000.145.14:22:19.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.14:22:19.23:midob
2000.145.14:22:19.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:22:19.53/wx/4.3,987.9,70.2,1.2
2000.145.14:22:19.84/cable/+9.832569E-03
2000.145.14:22:19.91#setcl#time/170664672,3,2000,145,14,22,19.88,1.717,23.628,2
2000.145.14:22:19.91#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.14:22:22.91/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10492,11145
2000.145.14:22:22.98/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20291
2000.145.14:22:23.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30475
2000.145.14:22:23.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18659
2000.145.14:22:23.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19892
2000.145.14:22:23.50/tpi/34410,30475,9962,5073,26950,18659,10535,9520,10490,20287
2000.145.14:22:23.72/tpi/18796,27523,19892,18446,8666,12690,11141
2000.145.14:22:23.73/tsys1/106.2,93.9,207.3,133.3,89.0,98.7,106.3,131.5,110.9,103.4
2000.145.14:22:23.74/tsys2/70.4,53.4,44.2,71.9,107.2,112.3,62.0
2000.145.14:22:23.74:!2000.145.14:24:48
2000.145.14:24:48.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.14:24:48.00:et
2000.145.14:24:48.13:!+3s
2000.145.14:24:51.14:tape
2000.145.14:24:51.25/tape/off,01737,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:24:51.25:postob
2000.145.14:24:51.25:source=1749+096,175132.8,093900.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.14:24:51.55:checkf135
2000.145.14:25:46.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:25:46.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.14:25:46.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:25:46.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.14:25:46.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:25:46.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.14:25:46.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:25:46.36?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 11.
2000.145.14:25:46.36?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:25:46.37/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2565.,758.,18.,20.,54.,6.,12.,12.,4.,0.,2.,9678.
2000.145.14:25:46.37/parity/0,8,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,9
2000.145.14:26:18.67;"Sync errors seem to be more frequent in the forward direction...
2000.145.14:26:19.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.14:26:20.75:nw2c1=15
2000.145.14:26:21.32/pass/15,15,auto,55.0,55.0,55.0,55.6,0.0,0.6
2000.145.14:26:25.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.14:26:25.02:!2000.145.14:27:01
2000.145.14:27:01.00:preob
2000.145.14:27:01.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:27:03.89/tpical/38706,34471,10828,5593,30952,21137,11873,10681,11593,22951
2000.145.14:27:04.11/tpical/20626,31208,23000,20120,9189,13494,11803
2000.145.14:27:04.15:!2000.145.14:27:11
2000.145.14:27:11.00:tape
2000.145.14:27:11.11/tape/off,01723,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:27:11.11:st=for,135
2000.145.14:27:11.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.14:27:11.23:midob
2000.145.14:27:11.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:27:11.54/wx/4.6,988.0,68.7,1.1
2000.145.14:27:11.75/cable/+9.827112E-03
2000.145.14:27:11.83#setcl#time/170693863,3,2000,145,14,27,11.80,1.721,23.709,3
2000.145.14:27:11.83#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.14:27:14.83/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11022,10793
2000.145.14:27:14.90/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21623
2000.145.14:27:14.97/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32329
2000.145.14:27:15.05/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19940
2000.145.14:27:15.12/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20009
2000.145.14:27:15.43/tpi/36521,32342,10516,5369,28913,19940,11225,10212,11022,21626
2000.145.14:27:15.65/tpi/18966,27815,20009,18480,8711,12806,10784
2000.145.14:27:15.66/tsys1/113.3,103.1,222.8,142.9,96.0,111.7,110.8,143.3,117.9,111.2
2000.145.14:27:15.67/tsys2/78.0,56.8,46.2,77.0,116.2,120.7,63.5
2000.145.14:27:15.67:!2000.145.14:28:49
2000.145.14:28:49.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.14:28:49.00:et
2000.145.14:28:49.13:!+3s
2000.145.14:28:52.14:tape
2000.145.14:28:52.25/tape/off,02814,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:28:52.25:postob
2000.145.14:28:52.26:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.14:28:52.57:nw2c1=15
2000.145.14:28:53.14/pass/15,15,auto,55.0,55.0,55.0,55.6,0.0,0.6
2000.145.14:28:56.89/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.14:28:56.89:!2000.145.14:30:37
2000.145.14:29:47.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.14:30:37.00:preob
2000.145.14:30:37.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:30:39.89/tpical/37068,32986,10318,5376,29560,20192,11359,10198,11126,21925
2000.145.14:30:40.11/tpical/19871,29944,22029,19466,8927,13100,11504
2000.145.14:30:40.15:!2000.145.14:30:47
2000.145.14:30:47.00:tape
2000.145.14:30:47.11/tape/off,02814,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:30:47.11:st=for,135
2000.145.14:30:47.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.14:30:47.23:midob
2000.145.14:30:47.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:30:47.53/wx/4.8,988.0,67.9,1.1
2000.145.14:30:47.64#setcl#time/170715443,3,2000,145,14,30,47.61,1.727,23.769,3
2000.145.14:30:47.64#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.14:30:47.84/cable/+9.838327E-03
2000.145.14:30:50.91/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10537,10507
2000.145.14:30:50.98/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20568
2000.145.14:30:51.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30691
2000.145.14:30:51.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18926
2000.145.14:30:51.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19316
2000.145.14:30:51.50/tpi/34791,30691,10004,5144,27516,18926,10691,9718,10535,20573
2000.145.14:30:51.72/tpi/18314,26855,19316,17839,8480,12458,10505
2000.145.14:30:51.73/tsys1/103.5,90.7,210.2,131.3,91.1,100.1,102.0,133.0,108.2,103.7
2000.145.14:30:51.74/tsys2/80.2,60.2,49.2,74.9,120.6,125.5,62.8
2000.145.14:30:51.74:!2000.145.14:32:25
2000.145.14:32:25.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.14:32:25.00:et
2000.145.14:32:25.13:!+3s
2000.145.14:32:28.14:tape
2000.145.14:32:28.25/tape/off,03905,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:32:28.25:postob
2000.145.14:32:28.26:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,cw
2000.145.14:32:28.57:nw2c1=15
2000.145.14:32:29.14/pass/15,15,auto,55.0,55.0,55.0,55.6,0.0,0.6
2000.145.14:32:32.85/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.14:32:32.85:!2000.145.14:35:27
2000.145.14:34:37.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.14:35:27.00:preob
2000.145.14:35:27.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:35:29.89/tpical/38940,34667,10884,5637,31075,21296,11919,10725,11646,23067
2000.145.14:35:30.11/tpical/20837,31526,23209,20327,9275,13623,11948
2000.145.14:35:30.15:!2000.145.14:35:37
2000.145.14:35:37.00:tape
2000.145.14:35:37.11/tape/off,03905,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:35:37.11:st=for,135
2000.145.14:35:37.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.14:35:37.23:midob
2000.145.14:35:37.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:35:37.53/wx/4.5,988.0,68.0,1.1
2000.145.14:35:37.83/cable/+9.834815E-03
2000.145.14:35:37.91#setcl#time/170744470,3,2000,145,14,35,37.88,1.721,23.850,3
2000.145.14:35:37.91#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.14:35:40.91/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11077,10947
2000.145.14:35:40.98/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21743
2000.145.14:35:41.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32516
2000.145.14:35:41.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20042
2000.145.14:35:41.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20317
2000.145.14:35:41.50/tpi/36838,32516,10582,5413,29032,20042,11275,10252,11073,21738
2000.145.14:35:41.72/tpi/19166,28210,20317,18755,8817,12978,10954
2000.145.14:35:41.73/tsys1/118.8,102.6,231.6,144.3,96.2,107.1,112.0,142.7,118.1,111.5
2000.145.14:35:41.74/tsys2/78.3,59.0,48.6,81.6,122.9,130.6,66.3
2000.145.14:35:41.75:!2000.145.14:37:15
2000.145.14:37:15.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.14:37:15.00:et
2000.145.14:37:15.13:!+3s
2000.145.14:37:18.14:tape
2000.145.14:37:18.25/tape/off,04996,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:37:18.25:postob
2000.145.14:37:18.26:source=1144+402,114658.3,395834.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.14:37:19.53:midtp
2000.145.14:37:21.91/tpzero/430,332,376,715,376,453,758,413,1195,140
2000.145.14:37:22.14/tpzero/484,334,309,481,793,981,1554
2000.145.14:37:22.21:nw2c2=16
2000.145.14:37:28.34/pass/16,16,auto,55.0,55.0,54.7,55.5,-0.3,0.5
2000.145.14:37:32.07/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.14:37:32.07:fastf=2m48s
2000.145.14:38:00.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.14:40:20.35:!2000.145.14:40:42
2000.145.14:40:42.00:preob
2000.145.14:40:42.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:40:44.90/tpical/39437,34842,10981,5682,31455,21523,12048,10799,11739,23300
2000.145.14:40:45.12/tpical/20709,31248,23048,20117,9179,13519,11820
2000.145.14:40:45.16:!2000.145.14:40:52
2000.145.14:40:52.00:tape
2000.145.14:40:52.11/tape/off,08758,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:40:52.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.14:40:52.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.14:40:52.23:midob
2000.145.14:40:52.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:40:52.53/wx/4.5,988.0,68.0,1.1
2000.145.14:40:52.80/cable/+9.834812E-03
2000.145.14:40:52.87#setcl#time/170775965,3,2000,145,14,40,52.84,1.725,23.937,3
2000.145.14:40:52.87#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.14:40:55.87/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11155,10757
2000.145.14:40:55.94/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21949
2000.145.14:40:56.01/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32782
2000.145.14:40:56.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20263
2000.145.14:40:56.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19941
2000.145.14:40:56.47/tpi/37092,32782,10673,5450,29377,20263,11378,10341,11162,21957
2000.145.14:40:56.69/tpi/18895,27705,19941,18383,8667,12761,10746
2000.145.14:40:56.70/tsys1/107.3,108.1,229.3,140.0,95.7,107.9,108.7,148.7,118.5,111.4
2000.145.14:40:56.71/tsys2/71.2,54.2,44.4,72.5,108.0,109.1,60.1
2000.145.14:40:56.71:!2000.145.14:48:22
2000.145.14:48:22.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.14:48:22.00:et
2000.145.14:48:22.13:!+3s
2000.145.14:48:25.14:tape
2000.145.14:48:25.25/tape/off,03706,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:48:25.25:postob
2000.145.14:48:25.25:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,cw
2000.145.14:48:25.55:checkr135
2000.145.14:49:20.01?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:49:20.01?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.14:49:20.01?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:49:20.01?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.14:49:20.01?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:49:20.01?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.14:49:20.01?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.14:49:20.01?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.14:49:20.01/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1780.,1920.,22.,144.,60.,14.,34.,20.,24.,24.,8.
2000.145.14:49:20.01/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.14:49:54.75:nw2c2=16
2000.145.14:49:55.32/pass/16,16,auto,55.0,55.0,55.5,55.5,0.5,0.5
2000.145.14:49:59.02/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.14:49:59.02:!2000.145.14:51:37
2000.145.14:50:13.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.14:51:37.00:preob
2000.145.14:51:37.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:51:39.89/tpical/36736,32267,10150,5307,29265,19975,11231,10035,10985,21649
2000.145.14:51:40.11/tpical/20634,31090,22962,19840,9182,13519,11817
2000.145.14:51:40.15:!2000.145.14:51:47
2000.145.14:51:47.00:tape
2000.145.14:51:47.11/tape/off,03719,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:51:47.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.14:51:47.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.14:51:47.23:midob
2000.145.14:51:47.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:51:47.53/wx/5.0,988.1,65.9,1.1
2000.145.14:51:47.91/cable/+9.831639E-03
2000.145.14:51:47.99#setcl#time/170841476,3,2000,145,14,51,47.96,1.721,24.119,3
2000.145.14:51:47.99#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.14:51:50.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10408,10755
2000.145.14:51:51.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20316
2000.145.14:51:51.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30194
2000.145.14:51:51.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18736
2000.145.14:51:51.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19762
2000.145.14:51:51.58/tpi/34299,30194,9847,5086,27124,18736,10560,9574,10408,20316
2000.145.14:51:51.80/tpi/18730,27520,19762,18275,8669,12732,10755
2000.145.14:51:51.81/tsys1/95.3,98.8,214.4,135.7,85.7,101.2,100.2,136.3,109.5,103.8
2000.145.14:51:51.82/tsys2/67.3,53.5,42.7,79.8,107.8,104.8,60.8
2000.145.14:51:51.82:!2000.145.14:54:37
2000.145.14:54:37.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.14:54:37.00:et
2000.145.14:54:37.15:!+3s
2000.145.14:54:40.16:tape
2000.145.14:54:40.27/tape/off,01818,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:54:40.27:postob
2000.145.14:54:40.28:source=1308+326,131028.7,322043.8,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.14:54:41.55:nw2c2=16
2000.145.14:54:42.11/pass/16,16,auto,55.0,55.0,55.5,54.7,0.5,-0.3
2000.145.14:54:45.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.14:54:45.81:!2000.145.14:56:51
2000.145.14:56:44.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.14:56:51.00:preob
2000.145.14:56:51.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:56:53.89/tpical/43029,38008,11998,6123,34197,23409,13077,11692,12704,25303
2000.145.14:56:54.11/tpical/22406,33776,25076,21634,9890,14628,12615
2000.145.14:56:54.15:!2000.145.14:57:01
2000.145.14:57:01.00:tape
2000.145.14:57:01.11/tape/off,01818,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:57:01.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.14:57:01.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.14:57:01.23:midob
2000.145.14:57:01.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:57:01.53/wx/4.9,988.0,66.7,1.1
2000.145.14:57:01.92/cable/+9.844616E-03
2000.145.14:57:01.99#setcl#time/170872875,3,2000,145,14,57,01.96,1.725,24.206,3
2000.145.14:57:01.99#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.14:57:04.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,12121,11567
2000.145.14:57:05.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,23974
2000.145.14:57:05.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,35926
2000.145.14:57:05.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,22135
2000.145.14:57:05.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,21890
2000.145.14:57:05.58/tpi/40616,35926,11706,5901,32118,22135,12413,11227,12123,23974
2000.145.14:57:05.80/tpi/20568,30335,21890,20119,9385,13874,11566
2000.145.14:57:05.81/tsys1/114.2,117.3,266.2,160.3,104.7,116.7,120.4,159.5,129.0,123.0
2000.145.14:57:05.82/tsys2/76.7,61.2,47.6,91.0,119.4,120.0,67.0
2000.145.14:57:05.82:!2000.145.14:58:39
2000.145.14:58:39.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.14:58:39.00:et
2000.145.14:58:39.13:!+3s
2000.145.14:58:42.14:tape
2000.145.14:58:42.25/tape/off,00727,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.14:58:42.25:postob
2000.145.14:58:42.26:source=1726+455,172727.7,453039.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.14:58:43.53:midtp
2000.145.14:58:45.92/tpzero/430,332,371,718,371,454,754,411,1203,141
2000.145.14:58:46.14/tpzero/492,337,312,481,797,987,1551
2000.145.14:58:46.21:nw2c1=17
2000.145.14:58:51.55/pass/17,17,auto,110.0,110.0,110.3,109.8,0.3,-0.2
2000.145.14:58:55.24/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.14:58:55.24:fastr=0m30s
2000.145.14:59:25.51:!2000.145.14:59:53
2000.145.14:59:46.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.14:59:53.00:preob
2000.145.14:59:53.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.14:59:55.89/tpical/36404,32040,10067,5261,28839,19719,11102,9907,10897,21361
2000.145.14:59:56.11/tpical/20659,31016,22978,20041,9241,13566,11830
2000.145.14:59:56.15:!2000.145.15:00:03
2000.145.15:00:03.00:tape
2000.145.15:00:03.11/tape/low,00070,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:00:03.11:st=for,135
2000.145.15:00:03.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.15:00:03.23:midob
2000.145.15:00:03.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:00:03.54/wx/4.9,988.0,66.4,1.1
2000.145.15:00:03.75/cable/+9.840088E-03
2000.145.15:00:03.83#setcl#time/170891059,3,2000,145,15,00,03.80,1.722,24.257,3
2000.145.15:00:03.83#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.15:00:06.83/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10317,10769
2000.145.15:00:06.90/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20040
2000.145.15:00:06.97/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29966
2000.145.15:00:07.06/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18443
2000.145.15:00:07.13/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19801
2000.145.15:00:07.44/tpi/34015,29967,9781,5032,26764,18443,10413,9427,10318,20042
2000.145.15:00:07.66/tpi/18801,27491,19801,18470,8728,12792,10774
2000.145.15:00:07.67/tsys1/96.4,98.1,225.7,129.2,87.3,96.7,96.2,128.9,108.0,103.5
2000.145.15:00:07.68/tsys2/69.2,54.1,43.1,80.4,108.5,107.1,61.3
2000.145.15:00:07.68:!2000.145.15:04:26
2000.145.15:00:55.91;"WX: cool, mild breeze, partly cloudy
2000.145.15:01:53.18;"Phascal present in all video converters...
2000.145.15:02:12.06;"Receiver temp=17 degrees Kelvin
2000.145.15:04:26.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.15:04:26.00:et
2000.145.15:04:26.13:!+3s
2000.145.15:04:29.14:tape
2000.145.15:04:29.25/tape/off,03017,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:04:29.25:postob
2000.145.15:04:29.25:source=3c446,222547.3,-045701.4,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.15:04:29.55:checkf135
2000.145.15:05:24.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:05:24.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.15:05:24.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:05:24.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.15:05:24.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:05:24.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:05:24.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.15:05:24.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:05:24.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:05:24.36/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1646.,994.,20.,8.,70.,2.,4.,4.,0.,0.,0.,8688.
2000.145.15:05:24.36/parity/0,97,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,8
2000.145.15:05:58.75:nw2c1=17
2000.145.15:05:59.32/pass/17,17,auto,110.0,110.0,110.3,109.8,0.3,-0.2
2000.145.15:06:03.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.15:06:03.05:!2000.145.15:06:57
2000.145.15:06:50.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.15:06:57.00:preob
2000.145.15:06:57.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:06:59.89/tpical/37352,32907,10358,5430,29692,20378,11422,10250,11151,22021
2000.145.15:07:00.11/tpical/20513,31237,23006,20023,9228,13603,11855
2000.145.15:07:00.15:!2000.145.15:07:07
2000.145.15:07:07.00:tape
2000.145.15:07:07.11/tape/off,03003,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:07:07.11:st=for,135
2000.145.15:07:07.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.15:07:07.23:midob
2000.145.15:07:07.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:07:07.53/wx/4.9,988.1,66.6,1.1
2000.145.15:07:07.82/cable/+9.842656E-03
2000.145.15:07:07.90#setcl#time/170933465,3,2000,145,15,07,07.87,1.723,24.375,3
2000.145.15:07:07.90#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.15:07:10.90/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10581,10806
2000.145.15:07:10.97/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20707
2000.145.15:07:11.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30864
2000.145.15:07:11.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19122
2000.145.15:07:11.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19943
2000.145.15:07:11.50/tpi/35000,30864,10072,5204,27697,19122,10759,9763,10581,20716
2000.145.15:07:11.72/tpi/18694,27668,19943,18466,8724,12829,10803
2000.145.15:07:11.73/tsys1/100.8,102.5,232.7,136.2,94.0,102.0,103.5,131.7,112.9,108.2
2000.145.15:07:11.74/tsys2/70.2,53.8,45.0,81.1,110.4,107.4,61.7
2000.145.15:07:11.74:!2000.145.15:10:42
2000.145.15:10:42.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.15:10:42.00:et
2000.145.15:10:42.13:!+3s
2000.145.15:10:45.14:tape
2000.145.15:10:45.25/tape/off,05411,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:10:45.25:postob
2000.145.15:10:45.26:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.15:10:45.57:nw2c1=17
2000.145.15:10:46.14/pass/17,17,auto,110.0,110.0,110.3,109.8,0.3,-0.2
2000.145.15:10:49.87/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.15:10:49.87:!2000.145.15:11:15
2000.145.15:11:08.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.15:11:15.00:preob
2000.145.15:11:15.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:11:17.89/tpical/36448,32096,10073,5315,28895,19778,11149,9956,10903,21431
2000.145.15:11:18.11/tpical/20406,30871,22891,19765,9165,13510,11773
2000.145.15:11:18.15:!2000.145.15:11:25
2000.145.15:11:25.00:tape
2000.145.15:11:25.11/tape/off,05411,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:11:25.11:st=for,135
2000.145.15:11:25.24:data_valid=on
2000.145.15:11:25.24:midob
2000.145.15:11:25.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:11:25.54/wx/5.0,988.0,67.6,1.1
2000.145.15:11:25.79/cable/+9.839513E-03
2000.145.15:11:25.86#setcl#time/170959262,3,2000,145,15,11,25.84,1.718,24.446,3
2000.145.15:11:25.86#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.15:11:28.87/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10337,10713
2000.145.15:11:28.94/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20139
2000.145.15:11:29.01/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30056
2000.145.15:11:29.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18552
2000.145.15:11:29.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19699
2000.145.15:11:29.47/tpi/34068,30056,9794,5088,26918,18552,10484,9493,10339,20140
2000.145.15:11:29.69/tpi/18534,27376,19699,18219,8641,12732,10715
2000.145.15:11:29.70/tsys1/97.0,100.0,231.7,132.1,92.1,101.3,100.4,134.6,111.1,106.3
2000.145.15:11:29.71/tsys2/67.7,54.3,42.6,80.5,105.1,106.0,60.8
2000.145.15:11:29.71:!2000.145.15:13:03
2000.145.15:11:31.89;"Phasecal levels as of 145.15:11UT
2000.145.15:11:41.43;"VC1pcal=7.2mV
2000.145.15:11:48.98;"VC2pcal=10.0mV
2000.145.15:11:57.20;"VC3pcal=5.2mV
2000.145.15:12:05.07;"VC4pcal=4.0mV
2000.145.15:12:13.04;"VC5pcal=9.2mV
2000.145.15:12:20.83;"VC6pcal=8.8mV
2000.145.15:12:28.83;"VC7pcal=5.6mV
2000.145.15:12:38.83;"VC8pcal=6.4mV
2000.145.15:12:45.87;"VC9pcal=7.6mV
2000.145.15:12:53.99;"VC10pcal=8.0mV
2000.145.15:13:03.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.15:13:03.00:et
2000.145.15:13:03.13:!+3s
2000.145.15:13:03.92;"VC11pcal=7.6mV
2000.145.15:13:06.14:tape
2000.145.15:13:06.25/tape/off,06502,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:13:06.25:postob
2000.145.15:13:06.26:source=0440+345,044331.6,344106.7,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.15:13:06.56:midtp
2000.145.15:13:08.95/tpzero/427,332,370,760,378,455,752,412,1196,141
2000.145.15:13:09.17/tpzero/385,339,309,481,813,993,1556
2000.145.15:13:09.24:nw2c2=18
2000.145.15:13:15.21/pass/18,18,auto,110.0,110.0,110.0,110.6,-0.0,0.6
2000.145.15:13:18.91/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.15:13:18.91:fastf=1m41s
2000.145.15:13:20.21;"VC12pcal=6.4mV
2000.145.15:13:30.28;"VC13pcal=4.8mV
2000.145.15:13:37.09;"VC14pcal=5.2mV
2000.145.15:13:46.07;"DataApcal=76mV
2000.145.15:13:56.92;"DataBpcal=90mV
2000.145.15:15:00.18:!2000.145.15:16:19
2000.145.15:16:10.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.15:16:19.00:preob
2000.145.15:16:19.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:16:21.89/tpical/36280,32005,10028,5276,28754,19706,11083,9884,10869,21324
2000.145.15:16:22.11/tpical/20496,31037,23058,20017,9281,13647,11986
2000.145.15:16:22.15:!2000.145.15:16:29
2000.145.15:16:29.00:tape
2000.145.15:16:29.11/tape/off,08756,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:16:29.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.15:16:29.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.15:16:29.23:midob
2000.145.15:16:29.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:16:29.53/wx/4.9,988.0,67.1,1.1
2000.145.15:16:29.88/cable/+9.844612E-03
2000.145.15:16:29.95#setcl#time/170989669,3,2000,145,15,16,29.92,1.722,24.531,3
2000.145.15:16:29.95#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.15:16:32.95/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10301,10899
2000.145.15:16:33.02/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20018
2000.145.15:16:33.09/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29937
2000.145.15:16:33.16/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18425
2000.145.15:16:33.23/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19883
2000.145.15:16:33.54/tpi/33998,29937,9748,5061,26712,18425,10402,9424,10298,20018
2000.145.15:16:33.76/tpi/18616,27565,19883,18475,8754,12842,10903
2000.145.15:16:33.77/tsys1/100.9,98.2,229.8,137.2,88.5,96.2,97.2,134.4,109.4,104.4
2000.145.15:16:33.78/tsys2/68.1,55.0,43.3,81.9,105.8,103.3,60.6
2000.145.15:16:33.78:!2000.145.15:23:59
2000.145.15:23:59.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.15:23:59.00:et
2000.145.15:23:59.13:!+3s
2000.145.15:24:02.14:tape
2000.145.15:24:02.25/tape/off,03704,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:24:02.25:postob
2000.145.15:24:02.25:source=nrao512,164029.6,394646.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.15:24:02.55:checkr135
2000.145.15:24:57.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:24:57.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.15:24:57.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:24:57.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.15:24:57.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:24:57.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:24:57.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,3316.,2470.,238.,492.,270.,144.,140.,112.,234.,234.,222.
2000.145.15:24:57.04/parity/0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.15:25:31.75:nw2c2=18
2000.145.15:25:32.32/pass/18,18,auto,110.0,110.0,110.0,110.6,-0.0,0.6
2000.145.15:25:36.00/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.15:25:36.00:!2000.145.15:29:24
2000.145.15:29:24.00:preob
2000.145.15:29:24.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.145.15:29:24.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.145.15:29:24.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.145.15:29:26.90/tpical/36751,32311,10185,5350,29195,19925,11225,10011,10984,21590
2000.145.15:29:27.12/tpical/20385,30917,22894,19903,9210,13548,11772
2000.145.15:29:27.16:!2000.145.15:29:34
2000.145.15:29:34.00:tape
2000.145.15:29:34.11/tape/off,03717,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:29:34.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.15:29:34.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.15:29:34.23:midob
2000.145.15:29:34.53?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.145.15:29:34.53?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.145.15:29:34.53/onsource/SLEWING
2000.145.15:29:34.53/wx/5.2,988.0,67.6,1.1
2000.145.15:29:34.91/cable/+9.854025E-03
2000.145.15:29:34.98#setcl#time/171068172,3,2000,145,15,29,34.96,1.716,24.749,3
2000.145.15:29:34.98#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.15:29:37.98/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10399,10725
2000.145.15:29:38.05/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20237
2000.145.15:29:38.12/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30261
2000.145.15:29:38.19/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18629
2000.145.15:29:38.26/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19762
2000.145.15:29:38.57/tpi/34338,30261,9870,5108,27087,18629,10527,9532,10397,20237
2000.145.15:29:38.79/tpi/18573,27489,19762,18352,8696,12765,10725
2000.145.15:29:38.80/tsys1/96.4,100.2,206.9,123.3,86.9,96.2,96.1,130.6,107.5,101.9
2000.145.15:29:38.81/tsys2/70.5,55.6,43.6,80.9,107.7,105.5,61.5
2000.145.15:29:38.81:!2000.145.15:34:35
2000.145.15:29:42.29#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.15:31:57.40;"Dish was late on source ....
2000.145.15:34:35.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.15:34:35.00:et
2000.145.15:34:35.13:!+3s
2000.145.15:34:38.14:tape
2000.145.15:34:38.25/tape/off,00343,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:34:38.25:postob
2000.145.15:34:38.25:source=2201+315,220315.0,314538.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.15:34:38.55:midtp
2000.145.15:34:40.93/tpzero/428,334,366,759,376,454,754,407,1196,141
2000.145.15:34:41.15/tpzero/372,338,313,483,808,991,1554
2000.145.15:34:41.23:nw2c1=19
2000.145.15:34:46.44/pass/19,19,auto,165.0,165.0,164.0,165.7,-1.0,0.7
2000.145.15:34:50.10/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.15:34:50.10:fastr=0m14s
2000.145.15:35:04.37:!2000.145.15:36:41
2000.145.15:36:32.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.15:36:41.00:preob
2000.145.15:36:41.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:36:43.89/tpical/36010,31744,9967,5245,28343,19419,10931,9743,10804,21045
2000.145.15:36:44.11/tpical/20318,30685,22783,19959,9159,13523,11782
2000.145.15:36:44.15:!2000.145.15:36:51
2000.145.15:36:51.00:tape
2000.145.15:36:51.11/tape/low,00068,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:36:51.11:st=for,135
2000.145.15:36:51.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.15:36:51.23:midob
2000.145.15:36:51.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:36:51.54/wx/5.5,988.0,65.7,1.1
2000.145.15:36:51.79/cable/+9.839858E-03
2000.145.15:36:51.86#setcl#time/171111859,3,2000,145,15,36,51.84,1.718,24.870,3
2000.145.15:36:51.86#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.15:36:54.87/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10232,10703
2000.145.15:36:54.94/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19737
2000.145.15:36:55.01/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29669
2000.145.15:36:55.09/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18169
2000.145.15:36:55.16/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19563
2000.145.15:36:55.47/tpi/33664,29669,9688,5022,26302,18169,10270,9283,10235,19744
2000.145.15:36:55.69/tpi/18408,27123,19563,18311,8646,12723,10702
2000.145.15:36:55.70/tsys1/97.2,97.0,229.2,131.1,87.1,97.2,98.8,132.4,109.0,103.4
2000.145.15:36:55.71/tsys2/66.3,52.8,42.0,75.9,107.3,102.9,59.5
2000.145.15:36:55.71:!2000.145.15:41:20
2000.145.15:41:20.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.15:41:20.00:et
2000.145.15:41:20.13:!+3s
2000.145.15:41:23.14:tape
2000.145.15:41:23.25/tape/off,03083,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:41:23.25:postob
2000.145.15:41:23.25:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.15:41:23.55:checkf135
2000.145.15:42:06.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.15:42:18.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:42:18.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.15:42:18.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:42:18.35?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.15:42:18.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:42:18.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:42:18.35?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:42:18.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:42:18.35?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.15:42:18.36/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2490.,880.,12.,12.,80.,6.,14.,6.,4.,2.,4.,$$$$$
2000.145.15:42:18.36/parity/0,37,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,21
2000.145.15:42:52.75:nw2c1=19
2000.145.15:42:53.32/pass/19,19,auto,165.0,165.0,164.8,165.7,-0.2,0.7
2000.145.15:42:57.06/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.15:42:57.06:!2000.145.15:43:33
2000.145.15:43:33.00:preob
2000.145.15:43:33.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:43:35.89/tpical/36327,32084,10098,5305,28821,19714,11115,9937,10884,21379
2000.145.15:43:36.11/tpical/20272,30763,22664,19918,9151,13447,11726
2000.145.15:43:36.15:!2000.145.15:43:43
2000.145.15:43:43.00:tape
2000.145.15:43:43.11/tape/off,03069,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:43:43.11:st=for,135
2000.145.15:43:43.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.15:43:43.24:midob
2000.145.15:43:43.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:43:43.54/wx/5.4,988.0,66.3,1.1
2000.145.15:43:43.71/cable/+9.844852E-03
2000.145.15:43:43.79#setcl#time/171153050,3,2000,145,15,43,43.76,1.719,24.985,3
2000.145.15:43:43.79#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.15:43:46.79/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10314,10674
2000.145.15:43:46.86/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20067
2000.145.15:43:46.93/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29989
2000.145.15:43:47.00/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18471
2000.145.15:43:47.07/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19629
2000.145.15:43:47.38/tpi/34141,29991,9784,5090,26790,18471,10451,9474,10317,20073
2000.145.15:43:47.60/tpi/18463,27282,19629,18213,8651,12717,10672
2000.145.15:43:47.61/tsys1/105.8,97.2,205.8,138.2,89.2,99.4,100.2,134.3,110.4,104.7
2000.145.15:43:47.62/tsys2/70.2,54.3,44.7,73.0,110.1,112.8,60.7
2000.145.15:43:47.62:!2000.145.15:45:21
2000.145.15:45:21.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.15:45:21.00:et
2000.145.15:45:21.13:!+3s
2000.145.15:45:24.14:tape
2000.145.15:45:24.25/tape/off,04160,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:45:24.25:postob
2000.145.15:45:24.26:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.15:45:24.57:nw2c1=19
2000.145.15:45:25.14/pass/19,19,auto,165.0,165.0,164.8,165.7,-0.2,0.7
2000.145.15:45:28.85/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.15:45:28.85:!2000.145.15:49:07
2000.145.15:48:58.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.15:49:07.00:preob
2000.145.15:49:07.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:49:09.89/tpical/36003,31655,9937,5242,28411,19410,10983,9788,10777,21101
2000.145.15:49:10.11/tpical/20217,30641,22666,19866,9186,13515,11833
2000.145.15:49:10.15:!2000.145.15:49:17
2000.145.15:49:17.00:tape
2000.145.15:49:17.11/tape/off,04160,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:49:17.11:st=for,135
2000.145.15:49:17.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.15:49:17.23:midob
2000.145.15:49:17.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:49:17.53/wx/5.8,988.1,64.1,1.1
2000.145.15:49:17.88/cable/+9.851702E-03
2000.145.15:49:17.95#setcl#time/171186465,3,2000,145,15,49,17.92,1.723,25.077,3
2000.145.15:49:17.95#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.15:49:20.95/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10221,10787
2000.145.15:49:21.02/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19815
2000.145.15:49:21.09/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29643
2000.145.15:49:21.16/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18220
2000.145.15:49:21.23/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19554
2000.145.15:49:21.54/tpi/33724,29643,9661,5022,26441,18220,10325,9336,10217,19815
2000.145.15:49:21.76/tpi/18386,27181,19554,18269,8689,12747,10793
2000.145.15:49:21.77/tsys1/100.2,99.9,231.0,132.9,90.8,102.4,99.8,135.5,110.5,104.9
2000.145.15:49:21.78/tsys2/69.1,54.5,43.4,78.2,111.3,107.5,62.4
2000.145.15:49:21.78:!2000.145.15:52:07
2000.145.15:52:07.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.15:52:07.00:et
2000.145.15:52:07.13:!+3s
2000.145.15:52:10.14:tape
2000.145.15:52:10.25/tape/off,06061,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:52:10.25:postob
2000.145.15:52:10.26:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.15:52:11.53:nw2c1=19
2000.145.15:52:12.09/pass/19,19,auto,165.0,165.0,164.8,165.7,-0.2,0.7
2000.145.15:52:15.81/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.15:52:15.81:!2000.145.15:54:26
2000.145.15:53:08.95;"WX: still partly cloudy, light breeze...
2000.145.15:53:10.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.15:53:20.36;"Receiver temp still at 17 degrees Kelvin
2000.145.15:54:26.00:preob
2000.145.15:54:26.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:54:28.89/tpical/37707,33230,10464,5477,29864,20418,11536,10280,11257,22117
2000.145.15:54:29.11/tpical/20614,31323,23027,20261,9291,13688,11917
2000.145.15:54:29.15:!2000.145.15:54:36
2000.145.15:54:36.00:tape
2000.145.15:54:36.11/tape/off,06061,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:54:36.11:st=for,135
2000.145.15:54:36.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.15:54:36.23:midob
2000.145.15:54:36.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:54:36.54/wx/5.7,988.1,64.6,1.1
2000.145.15:54:36.65/cable/+9.856340E-03
2000.145.15:54:36.73#setcl#time/171218343,3,2000,145,15,54,36.70,1.717,25.166,3
2000.145.15:54:36.73#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.15:54:38.58;"Phasecal prensent in all video converters...
2000.145.15:54:39.73/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10698,10925
2000.145.15:54:39.80/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20833
2000.145.15:54:39.87/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31212
2000.145.15:54:39.94/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19171
2000.145.15:54:40.01/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20019
2000.145.15:54:40.33/tpi/35484,31211,10178,5257,27844,19193,10859,9813,10700,20839
2000.145.15:54:40.55/tpi/18811,27786,20019,18611,8785,12959,10950
2000.145.15:54:40.56/tsys1/108.2,104.9,235.4,140.3,93.3,104.9,102.4,138.2,117.1,111.1
2000.145.15:54:40.57/tsys2/71.8,54.5,46.0,77.1,110.7,115.2,68.2
2000.145.15:54:40.57:!2000.145.15:56:14
2000.145.15:56:14.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.15:56:14.00:et
2000.145.15:56:14.13:!+3s
2000.145.15:56:17.14:tape
2000.145.15:56:17.25/tape/off,07152,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:56:17.25:postob
2000.145.15:56:17.26:source=0202+149,020450.4,151411.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.15:56:17.57:midtp
2000.145.15:56:19.95/tpzero/431,332,369,758,372,452,754,407,1202,141
2000.145.15:56:20.17/tpzero/400,335,311,479,802,991,1561
2000.145.15:56:20.24:nw2c2=20
2000.145.15:56:26.45/pass/20,20,auto,165.0,165.0,164.5,165.6,-0.5,0.6
2000.145.15:56:30.16/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.15:56:30.16:fastf=1m12s
2000.145.15:57:42.43:!2000.145.15:59:10
2000.145.15:59:10.00:preob
2000.145.15:59:10.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.145.15:59:10.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.145.15:59:10.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.145.15:59:12.90/tpical/35992,31629,9946,5235,28334,19335,10906,9736,10767,20999
2000.145.15:59:13.12/tpical/20288,30782,22688,20082,9215,13534,11822
2000.145.15:59:13.16:!2000.145.15:59:20
2000.145.15:59:15.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.15:59:20.00:tape
2000.145.15:59:20.11/tape/off,08753,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.15:59:20.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.15:59:20.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.15:59:20.23:midob
2000.145.15:59:20.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.15:59:20.53/wx/5.7,988.1,64.3,1.1
2000.145.15:59:20.87/cable/+9.853467E-03
2000.145.15:59:20.95#setcl#time/171246764,3,2000,145,15,59,20.92,1.721,25.245,3
2000.145.15:59:20.95#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.15:59:23.95/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10209,10718
2000.145.15:59:24.02/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19715
2000.145.15:59:24.09/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29589
2000.145.15:59:24.16/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18103
2000.145.15:59:24.23/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19638
2000.145.15:59:24.54/tpi/33657,29589,9653,5016,26321,18103,10271,9279,10205,19715
2000.145.15:59:24.76/tpi/18518,27278,19638,18393,8728,12791,10729
2000.145.15:59:24.77/tsys1/97.6,98.4,217.4,133.4,88.4,98.3,102.8,133.2,109.9,104.6
2000.145.15:59:24.78/tsys2/71.9,54.0,44.5,74.5,114.3,111.5,58.9
2000.145.15:59:24.78:!2000.145.16:05:43
2000.145.16:05:43.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.16:05:43.00:et
2000.145.16:05:43.13:!+3s
2000.145.16:05:46.14:tape
2000.145.16:05:46.24/tape/off,04455,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:05:46.24:postob
2000.145.16:05:46.24:source=2243-123,224618.2,-120651.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.16:05:46.54:checkr135
2000.145.16:06:41.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:06:41.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.16:06:41.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:06:41.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.16:06:41.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:06:41.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:06:41.06?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.16:06:41.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 11 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:06:41.06?ERROR qg -303 Track 13 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:06:41.06/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,5362.,7417.,352.,804.,642.,180.,216.,210.,222.,280.,236.
2000.145.16:06:41.06/parity/0,0,2,5,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.16:07:14.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.16:07:15.74:nw2c2=20
2000.145.16:07:16.30/pass/20,20,auto,165.0,165.0,164.5,165.6,-0.5,0.6
2000.145.16:07:20.01/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.16:07:20.01:!2000.145.16:07:56
2000.145.16:07:56.00:preob
2000.145.16:07:56.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:07:58.89/tpical/38808,34184,10810,5617,30718,21020,11811,10551,11542,22760
2000.145.16:07:59.11/tpical/20958,31818,23432,20676,9424,13900,12038
2000.145.16:07:59.15:!2000.145.16:08:06
2000.145.16:08:06.00:tape
2000.145.16:08:06.11/tape/off,04469,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:08:06.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.16:08:06.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.16:08:06.23:midob
2000.145.16:08:06.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:08:06.54/wx/5.6,988.1,64.8,1.1
2000.145.16:08:06.71/cable/+9.849091E-03
2000.145.16:08:06.79#setcl#time/171299347,3,2000,145,16,08,06.76,1.720,25.391,3
2000.145.16:08:06.79#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.16:08:09.79/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10996,10988
2000.145.16:08:09.86/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,21494
2000.145.16:08:09.93/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,32192
2000.145.16:08:10.00/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19808
2000.145.16:08:10.07/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20469
2000.145.16:08:10.38/tpi/36567,32226,10499,5402,28757,19808,11158,10115,10994,21484
2000.145.16:08:10.60/tpi/19150,28398,20469,18991,8920,13158,10987
2000.145.16:08:10.61/tsys1/110.6,111.7,223.4,148.2,99.3,109.6,109.3,152.7,122.6,114.7
2000.145.16:08:10.62/tsys2/72.8,57.6,47.8,77.1,113.1,115.1,63.0
2000.145.16:08:10.62:!2000.145.16:12:46
2000.145.16:12:46.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.16:12:46.00:et
2000.145.16:12:46.13:!+3s
2000.145.16:12:49.14:tape
2000.145.16:12:49.25/tape/off,01330,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:12:49.25:postob
2000.145.16:12:49.25:source=1803+784,180045.7,782804.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.16:12:49.55:midtp
2000.145.16:12:51.94/tpzero/428,332,368,760,374,452,758,414,1203,141
2000.145.16:12:52.17/tpzero/391,336,313,481,803,989,1560
2000.145.16:12:52.24:nw2c1=21
2000.145.16:12:57.47/pass/21,21,auto,220.0,220.0,220.1,219.9,0.1,-0.1
2000.145.16:13:01.15/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.16:13:01.15:fastr=0m58s
2000.145.16:13:59.42:!2000.145.16:16:24
2000.145.16:16:09.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.16:16:24.00:preob
2000.145.16:16:24.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:16:26.89/tpical/35775,31527,9956,5200,28031,19203,10829,9649,10797,20846
2000.145.16:16:27.11/tpical/20320,30735,22602,20103,9194,13510,11821
2000.145.16:16:27.15:!2000.145.16:16:34
2000.145.16:16:34.00:tape
2000.145.16:16:34.11/tape/low,00059,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:16:34.11:st=for,135
2000.145.16:16:34.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.16:16:34.23:midob
2000.145.16:16:34.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:16:34.53/wx/6.1,988.1,63.2,1.1
2000.145.16:16:34.62/cable/+9.848556E-03
2000.145.16:16:34.69#setcl#time/171350137,3,2000,145,16,16,34.67,1.720,25.532,3
2000.145.16:16:34.69#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.16:16:37.70/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10250,10772
2000.145.16:16:37.77/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19592
2000.145.16:16:37.84/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29562
2000.145.16:16:37.91/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18034
2000.145.16:16:37.98/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19580
2000.145.16:16:38.29/tpi/33584,29553,9676,5004,26053,18036,10195,9199,10252,19588
2000.145.16:16:38.51/tpi/18554,27275,19566,18389,8698,12773,10768
2000.145.16:16:38.52/tsys1/103.8,101.5,228.0,148.5,89.1,103.4,102.1,133.9,113.9,106.0
2000.145.16:16:38.53/tsys2/72.2,54.7,44.5,73.3,111.7,112.2,61.4
2000.145.16:16:38.53:!2000.145.16:19:31
2000.145.16:19:31.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.16:19:31.00:et
2000.145.16:19:31.13:!+3s
2000.145.16:19:34.14:tape
2000.145.16:19:34.25/tape/off,02038,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:19:34.25:postob
2000.145.16:19:34.26:source=1611+343,161341.1,341247.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.16:19:34.57:checkf135
2000.145.16:20:29.44?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:20:29.44?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.16:20:29.44?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:20:29.44?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.16:20:29.44?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:20:29.44?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:20:29.44?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 7.
2000.145.16:20:29.44?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:20:29.44?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:20:29.44?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:20:29.46/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,2672.,1642.,26.,10.,54.,10.,48.,10.,4.,10.,16.,$$$$$
2000.145.16:20:29.46/parity/0,18,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,29
2000.145.16:20:45.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.16:21:03.78:nw2c1=21
2000.145.16:21:04.35/pass/21,21,auto,220.0,220.0,220.9,219.9,0.9,-0.1
2000.145.16:21:08.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.16:21:08.05:!2000.145.16:22:21
2000.145.16:22:21.00:preob
2000.145.16:22:21.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:22:23.90/tpical/37917,33505,10576,5515,30017,20479,11536,10337,11302,22236
2000.145.16:22:24.12/tpical/20745,31538,23241,20535,9349,13781,11950
2000.145.16:22:24.16:!2000.145.16:22:31
2000.145.16:22:31.00:tape
2000.145.16:22:31.11/tape/off,02025,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:22:31.11:st=for,135
2000.145.16:22:31.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.16:22:31.23:midob
2000.145.16:22:31.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:22:31.54/wx/6.4,988.2,62.0,1.0
2000.145.16:22:31.80/cable/+9.857632E-03
2000.145.16:22:31.87#setcl#time/171385853,3,2000,145,16,22,31.84,1.723,25.631,3
2000.145.16:22:31.87#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.16:22:34.87/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10753,10908
2000.145.16:22:34.94/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20965
2000.145.16:22:35.01/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31463
2000.145.16:22:35.08/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19325
2000.145.16:22:35.15/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20237
2000.145.16:22:35.46/tpi/35754,31463,10274,5299,28075,19325,10920,9875,10754,20969
2000.145.16:22:35.68/tpi/18986,28117,20237,18787,8853,13058,10907
2000.145.16:22:35.69/tsys1/112.0,104.6,225.0,144.2,97.9,112.2,113.2,140.5,119.6,112.8
2000.145.16:22:35.70/tsys2/74.2,57.0,46.6,73.5,113.9,117.2,62.9
2000.145.16:22:35.70:!2000.145.16:24:31
2000.145.16:24:31.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.16:24:31.00:et
2000.145.16:24:31.13:!+3s
2000.145.16:24:34.14:tape
2000.145.16:24:34.25/tape/off,03364,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:24:34.25:postob
2000.145.16:24:34.26:source=2145+067,214805.5,065738.6,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.16:24:34.57:nw2c1=21
2000.145.16:24:35.14/pass/21,21,auto,220.0,220.0,220.9,219.9,0.9,-0.1
2000.145.16:24:38.85/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.16:24:38.85:!2000.145.16:28:54
2000.145.16:26:37.29#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.16:28:54.00:preob
2000.145.16:28:54.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:28:56.89/tpical/36267,31994,10079,5286,28691,19559,11045,9897,10851,21260
2000.145.16:28:57.11/tpical/20130,30529,22501,19813,9085,13354,11709
2000.145.16:28:57.15:!2000.145.16:29:04
2000.145.16:29:04.00:tape
2000.145.16:29:04.11/tape/off,03364,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:29:04.11:st=for,135
2000.145.16:29:04.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.16:29:04.23:midob
2000.145.16:29:04.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:29:04.53/wx/6.5,988.2,60.8,1.0
2000.145.16:29:04.83/cable/+9.855997E-03
2000.145.16:29:04.90#setcl#time/171425157,3,2000,145,16,29,04.88,1.716,25.740,3
2000.145.16:29:04.90#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.16:29:07.90/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10309,10684
2000.145.16:29:07.97/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20009
2000.145.16:29:08.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29947
2000.145.16:29:08.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18384
2000.145.16:29:08.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19495
2000.145.16:29:08.50/tpi/34106,29947,9791,5080,26749,18384,10413,9426,10312,20012
2000.145.16:29:08.73/tpi/18386,27140,19495,18142,8592,12654,10682
2000.145.16:29:08.74/tsys1/106.9,99.2,224.5,143.9,93.2,104.7,104.8,131.3,115.9,109.2
2000.145.16:29:08.75/tsys2/72.4,55.5,44.8,74.2,110.9,117.0,62.4
2000.145.16:29:08.75:!2000.145.16:30:42
2000.145.16:30:42.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.16:30:42.00:et
2000.145.16:30:42.13:!+3s
2000.145.16:30:45.14:tape
2000.145.16:30:45.25/tape/off,04455,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:30:45.25:postob
2000.145.16:30:45.26:source=vr422201,220243.3,421640.0,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.16:30:45.57:nw2c1=21
2000.145.16:30:46.14/pass/21,21,auto,220.0,220.0,220.1,219.9,0.1,-0.1
2000.145.16:30:49.87/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.16:30:49.87:!2000.145.16:32:20
2000.145.16:31:42.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.16:32:20.00:preob
2000.145.16:32:20.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:32:22.89/tpical/35662,31500,9920,5186,27867,19086,10786,9615,10727,20753
2000.145.16:32:23.11/tpical/20193,30528,22511,19954,9142,13447,16059
2000.145.16:32:23.15:!2000.145.16:32:30
2000.145.16:32:30.00:tape
2000.145.16:32:30.11/tape/off,04455,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:32:30.11:st=for,135
2000.145.16:32:30.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.16:32:30.23:midob
2000.145.16:32:30.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:32:30.53/wx/6.8,988.1,60.9,1.0
2000.145.16:32:30.64#setcl#time/171445729,3,2000,145,16,32,30.61,1.721,25.798,3
2000.145.16:32:30.64#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.16:32:30.99/cable/+9.849520E-03
2000.145.16:32:34.08/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10187,14769
2000.145.16:32:34.15/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19501
2000.145.16:32:34.22/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29508
2000.145.16:32:34.29/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17931
2000.145.16:32:34.36/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19515
2000.145.16:32:34.67/tpi/33521,29508,9653,4983,25931,17931,10160,9161,10187,19501
2000.145.16:32:34.89/tpi/18403,27093,19515,18246,8655,12739,14769
2000.145.16:32:34.90/tsys1/106.0,100.5,238.6,142.7,90.6,103.8,103.0,132.2,114.1,106.1
2000.145.16:32:34.91/tsys2/70.6,54.7,45.0,73.0,113.2,116.5,71.9
2000.145.16:32:34.91:!2000.145.16:34:59
2000.145.16:34:59.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.16:34:59.00:et
2000.145.16:34:59.13:!+3s
2000.145.16:35:02.14:tape
2000.145.16:35:02.25/tape/off,06119,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:35:02.25:postob
2000.145.16:35:02.26:source=2201+315,220315.0,314538.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.16:35:02.57:midtp
2000.145.16:35:04.96/tpzero/431,333,373,757,373,451,751,411,1201,141
2000.145.16:35:05.18/tpzero/384,338,311,481,806,986,1566
2000.145.16:35:05.25:nw2c2=22
2000.145.16:35:11.24/pass/22,22,auto,220.0,220.0,219.8,219.1,-0.2,-0.9
2000.145.16:35:14.96/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.16:35:14.96:fastf=1m57s
2000.145.16:35:20.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.16:37:12.24:!2000.145.16:41:59
2000.145.16:41:59.00:preob
2000.145.16:41:59.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:42:01.89/tpical/35492,31268,9854,5163,27751,18986,10740,9590,10656,20653
2000.145.16:42:02.11/tpical/20078,30397,22465,19913,9135,13428,13331
2000.145.16:42:02.15:!2000.145.16:42:09
2000.145.16:42:09.00:tape
2000.145.16:42:09.11/tape/off,08734,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:42:09.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.16:42:09.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.16:42:09.23:midob
2000.145.16:42:09.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:42:09.54/wx/6.9,988.2,59.0,1.0
2000.145.16:42:09.62/cable/+9.855705E-03
2000.145.16:42:09.69#setcl#time/171503634,3,2000,145,16,42,09.67,1.720,25.958,3
2000.145.16:42:09.69#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.16:42:12.70/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10103,12236
2000.145.16:42:12.77/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19377
2000.145.16:42:12.84/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29190
2000.145.16:42:12.91/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17794
2000.145.16:42:12.98/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19458
2000.145.16:42:13.29/tpi/33300,29215,9541,4951,25755,17800,10107,9147,10100,19376
2000.145.16:42:13.53/tpi/18340,26978,19453,18164,8635,12705,12249
2000.145.16:42:13.54/tsys1/102.9,96.5,200.9,135.7,87.2,100.3,101.4,135.3,109.8,103.3
2000.145.16:42:13.55/tsys2/72.5,54.7,44.6,71.0,109.9,113.8,69.3
2000.145.16:42:13.55:!2000.145.16:47:33
2000.145.16:47:33.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.16:47:33.00:et
2000.145.16:47:33.13:!+3s
2000.145.16:47:36.14:tape
2000.145.16:47:36.25/tape/off,05101,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:47:36.25:postob
2000.145.16:47:36.25:source=3c446,222547.3,-045701.4,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.16:47:36.55:checkr135
2000.145.16:48:29.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.16:48:31.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:48:31.07?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.16:48:31.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:48:31.07?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.16:48:31.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:48:31.07?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.16:48:31.07?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 23.
2000.145.16:48:31.07/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,4804.,3728.,214.,582.,288.,308.,198.,100.,230.,234.,148.
2000.145.16:48:31.07/parity/0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.16:48:59.59;"WX: still partly cloudy, light breeze...
2000.145.16:49:01.88;"Phasecal prensent in all video converters...
2000.145.16:49:05.26;"WX: still partly cloudy, light breeze...
2000.145.16:49:05.74:nw2c2=22
2000.145.16:49:06.30/pass/22,22,auto,220.0,220.0,220.6,219.1,0.6,-0.9
2000.145.16:49:09.98/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.16:49:09.98:!2000.145.16:50:41
2000.145.16:50:08.51;"Receiver temp still at 17 degrees Kelvin
2000.145.16:50:41.00:preob
2000.145.16:50:41.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:50:43.89/tpical/37404,33149,10422,5455,29549,20237,11444,10259,11192,21985
2000.145.16:50:44.11/tpical/20589,31276,23081,20347,9314,13674,11887
2000.145.16:50:44.15:!2000.145.16:50:51
2000.145.16:50:51.00:tape
2000.145.16:50:51.11/tape/off,05115,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:50:51.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.16:50:51.24:data_valid=on
2000.145.16:50:51.24:midob
2000.145.16:50:51.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:50:51.54/wx/7.2,988.2,56.0,1.0
2000.145.16:50:51.91/cable/+9.863366E-03
2000.145.16:50:51.99#setcl#time/171555862,3,2000,145,16,50,51.96,1.719,26.103,3
2000.145.16:50:51.99#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.16:50:54.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10670,10865
2000.145.16:50:55.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20719
2000.145.16:50:55.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,31029
2000.145.16:50:55.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19084
2000.145.16:50:55.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20047
2000.145.16:50:55.58/tpi/35348,31029,10102,5241,27642,19084,10830,9804,10670,20719
2000.145.16:50:55.80/tpi/18868,27899,20047,18648,8801,12955,10865
2000.145.16:50:55.81/tsys1/116.5,99.3,208.6,143.7,98.1,110.9,112.6,141.6,124.4,111.5
2000.145.16:50:55.82/tsys2/75.4,57.3,45.7,75.1,109.4,116.9,63.9
2000.145.16:50:55.82:!2000.145.16:54:14
2000.145.16:54:14.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.16:54:14.00:et
2000.145.16:54:14.13:!+3s
2000.145.16:54:17.14:tape
2000.145.16:54:17.25/tape/off,02843,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:54:17.25:postob
2000.145.16:54:17.26:source=2243-123,224618.2,-120651.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.16:54:17.57:midtp
2000.145.16:54:19.95/tpzero/447,332,377,780,378,451,749,407,1204,141
2000.145.16:54:20.17/tpzero/376,352,318,482,809,989,1572
2000.145.16:54:20.24:nw2c1=23
2000.145.16:54:25.40/pass/23,23,auto,275.0,275.0,273.8,275.8,-1.2,0.8
2000.145.16:54:29.10/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.16:54:29.10:fastr=2m6s
2000.145.16:54:30.27#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.16:56:35.38:!2000.145.16:56:59
2000.145.16:56:59.00:preob
2000.145.16:56:59.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:57:01.89/tpical/39815,35090,11100,5761,31495,21564,12188,10916,11830,23417
2000.145.16:57:02.11/tpical/20903,31727,23511,20667,9420,13876,12039
2000.145.16:57:02.15:!2000.145.16:57:09
2000.145.16:57:09.00:tape
2000.145.16:57:09.11/tape/low,00068,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.16:57:09.11:st=for,135
2000.145.16:57:09.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.16:57:09.23:midob
2000.145.16:57:09.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.16:57:09.54/wx/7.4,988.2,55.4,0.9
2000.145.16:57:09.65#setcl#time/171593627,3,2000,145,16,57,09.62,1.722,26.208,3
2000.145.16:57:09.65#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.16:57:09.92/cable/+9.866132E-03
2000.145.16:57:12.99/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,11286,11065
2000.145.16:57:13.06/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,22181
2000.145.16:57:13.13/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,33110
2000.145.16:57:13.20/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20424
2000.145.16:57:13.27/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,20666
2000.145.16:57:13.59/tpi/37699,33110,10799,5553,29619,20424,11573,10477,11290,22181
2000.145.16:57:13.81/tpi/19308,28558,20666,19069,8961,13233,11068
2000.145.16:57:13.82/tsys1/120.8,113.6,237.5,157.4,106.9,120.2,120.7,157.4,128.1,122.3
2000.145.16:57:13.83/tsys2/83.3,62.5,50.2,81.7,124.7,133.7,68.7
2000.145.16:57:13.83:!2000.145.17:01:49
2000.145.17:01:49.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.17:01:49.00:et
2000.145.17:01:49.13:!+3s
2000.145.17:01:52.14:tape
2000.145.17:01:52.25/tape/off,03207,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.17:01:52.25:postob
2000.145.17:01:52.25:source=0552+398,055530.8,394849.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.17:01:52.55:checkf135
2000.145.17:02:47.42?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.17:02:47.42?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.17:02:47.42?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.17:02:47.42?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.17:02:47.42?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.17:02:47.42?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.17:02:47.42?ERROR qg -303 Track 27 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.17:02:47.42?ERROR qg -304 Track 3 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.17:02:47.42?ERROR qg -304 Track 27 sync errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.17:02:47.44/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1686.,648.,4.,6.,128.,4.,4.,6.,2.,0.,26.,$$$$$
2000.145.17:02:47.44/parity/0,115,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,32
2000.145.17:03:21.75:nw2c1=23
2000.145.17:03:22.32/pass/23,23,auto,275.0,275.0,273.8,275.8,-1.2,0.8
2000.145.17:03:26.05/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.17:03:26.05:!2000.145.17:09:31
2000.145.17:05:01.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.17:09:31.00:preob
2000.145.17:09:31.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.17:09:33.90/tpical/34987,30944,9751,5160,27761,19046,10799,9653,10561,20692
2000.145.17:09:34.12/tpical/18813,28532,21122,18868,8721,12776,11142
2000.145.17:09:34.16:!2000.145.17:09:41
2000.145.17:09:41.00:tape
2000.145.17:09:41.11/tape/off,03192,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.17:09:41.11:st=for,135
2000.145.17:09:41.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.17:09:41.23:midob
2000.145.17:09:41.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.17:09:41.53/wx/7.1,988.2,56.8,1.0
2000.145.17:09:41.65#setcl#time/171668826,3,2000,145,17,09,41.62,1.717,26.417,3
2000.145.17:09:41.65#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.17:09:41.99/cable/+9.881486E-03
2000.145.17:09:45.08/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10031,10300
2000.145.17:09:45.15/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,19445
2000.145.17:09:45.22/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,28940
2000.145.17:09:45.29/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,17877
2000.145.17:09:45.36/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18636
2000.145.17:09:45.67/tpi/32973,28940,9447,4952,25781,17877,10169,9216,10031,19445
2000.145.17:09:45.89/tpi/17582,25860,18636,17528,8346,12270,10300
2000.145.17:09:45.90/tsys1/110.8,97.9,204.7,137.6,88.0,102.3,102.6,138.3,114.3,106.2
2000.145.17:09:45.91/tsys2/98.1,67.0,51.7,89.3,141.1,156.5,72.8
2000.145.17:09:45.91:!2000.145.17:12:31
2000.145.17:12:31.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.17:12:31.00:et
2000.145.17:12:31.13:!+3s
2000.145.17:12:34.14:tape
2000.145.17:12:34.25/tape/off,05093,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.17:12:34.25:postob
2000.145.17:12:34.26:source=0458-020,050112.8,-015914.3,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.17:12:34.57:midtp
2000.145.17:12:36.96/tpzero/429,332,377,778,375,452,752,404,1197,140
2000.145.17:12:37.18/tpzero/379,344,315,483,803,982,1561
2000.145.17:12:37.25:nw2c2=24
2000.145.17:12:43.26/pass/24,24,auto,275.0,275.0,275.1,274.1,0.1,-0.9
2000.145.17:12:47.03/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.17:12:47.03:fastf=2m44s
2000.145.17:13:34.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.17:15:31.32:!2000.145.17:20:13
2000.145.17:20:13.00:preob
2000.145.17:20:13.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.17:20:15.89/tpical/37265,32927,10414,5455,29589,20213,11454,10268,11170,21989
2000.145.17:20:16.11/tpical/20091,30508,22433,19901,9129,13445,13270
2000.145.17:20:16.15:!2000.145.17:20:23
2000.145.17:20:23.00:tape
2000.145.17:20:23.11/tape/off,08765,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.17:20:23.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.17:20:23.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.17:20:23.23:midob
2000.145.17:20:23.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.17:20:23.54/wx/7.7,988.2,55.9,1.0
2000.145.17:20:23.99/cable/+9.859994E-03
2000.145.17:20:24.06#setcl#time/171733066,3,2000,145,17,20,24.04,1.724,26.596,4
2000.145.17:20:24.06#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.17:20:27.06/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10630,12064
2000.145.17:20:27.13/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20736
2000.145.17:20:27.20/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30876
2000.145.17:20:27.27/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19081
2000.145.17:20:27.34/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19578
2000.145.17:20:27.65/tpi/35174,30876,10117,5245,27657,19081,10837,9825,10630,20736
2000.145.17:20:27.87/tpi/18431,27293,19578,18254,8650,12730,12064
2000.145.17:20:27.88/tsys1/114.0,102.2,225.0,145.9,96.9,112.9,112.1,145.9,119.8,112.8
2000.145.17:20:27.89/tsys2/76.3,58.8,47.4,75.7,115.0,115.3,61.1
2000.145.17:20:27.89:!2000.145.17:27:53
2000.145.17:27:53.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.17:27:53.00:et
2000.145.17:27:53.13:!+3s
2000.145.17:27:56.14:tape
2000.145.17:27:56.25/tape/off,03714,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.17:27:56.25:postob
2000.145.17:27:56.25:source=4c39.25,092703.0,390220.9,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.17:27:56.55:checkr135
2000.145.17:28:51.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 1 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.17:28:51.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 1.
2000.145.17:28:51.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 3 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.17:28:51.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 3.
2000.145.17:28:51.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 5 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.17:28:51.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 5.
2000.145.17:28:51.04?ERROR qg -303 Track 7 parity errors exceed threshold.
2000.145.17:28:51.04?ERROR qg -305 AUX data differs from expected value on track 21.
2000.145.17:28:51.04/parity/$$$$$,$$$$$,1962.,1372.,40.,106.,116.,40.,24.,40.,88.,48.,26.
2000.145.17:28:51.04/parity/0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
2000.145.17:29:25.74:nw2c2=24
2000.145.17:29:26.31/pass/24,24,auto,275.0,275.0,275.9,274.1,0.9,-0.9
2000.145.17:29:30.03/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.17:29:30.03:!2000.145.17:31:07
2000.145.17:29:50.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.17:31:07.00:preob
2000.145.17:31:07.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.17:31:09.89/tpical/35921,31687,10049,5297,28651,19551,11090,9942,10817,21284
2000.145.17:31:10.11/tpical/19875,30113,22108,19627,9045,13270,11629
2000.145.17:31:10.15:!2000.145.17:31:17
2000.145.17:31:17.00:tape
2000.145.17:31:17.11/tape/off,03729,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.17:31:17.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.17:31:17.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.17:31:17.23:midob
2000.145.17:31:17.53/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.17:31:17.53/wx/7.8,988.2,54.1,0.9
2000.145.17:31:17.82/cable/+9.867234E-03
2000.145.17:31:17.90#setcl#time/171798448,3,2000,145,17,31,17.87,1.721,26.777,3
2000.145.17:31:17.90#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.17:31:20.90/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10293,10621
2000.145.17:31:20.97/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20051
2000.145.17:31:21.05/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,29732
2000.145.17:31:21.12/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,18435
2000.145.17:31:21.19/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19204
2000.145.17:31:21.50/tpi/33919,29732,9767,5076,26707,18435,10484,9490,10299,20056
2000.145.17:31:21.72/tpi/18196,26861,19204,17978,8564,12563,10626
2000.145.17:31:21.73/tsys1/114.8,103.2,228.4,133.4,92.9,110.5,110.2,137.9,120.5,111.3
2000.145.17:31:21.74/tsys2/74.5,57.2,45.7,74.5,113.3,115.0,63.4
2000.145.17:31:21.74:!2000.145.17:32:55
2000.145.17:32:55.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.17:32:55.00:et
2000.145.17:32:55.13:!+3s
2000.145.17:32:58.14:tape
2000.145.17:32:58.25/tape/off,02638,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.17:32:58.25:postob
2000.145.17:32:58.26:source=0048-097,005041.3,-092905.2,2000.0,ccw
2000.145.17:32:58.57:nw2c2=24
2000.145.17:32:59.14/pass/24,24,auto,275.0,275.0,275.9,274.9,0.9,-0.1
2000.145.17:33:02.83/decode/a,crc,pass
2000.145.17:33:02.83:!2000.145.17:36:36
2000.145.17:36:36.00:preob
2000.145.17:36:36.54?ERROR AN -103 Pointing computer tracking errors are too large.
2000.145.17:36:36.54?ERROR qo -301 WARNING: ONSOURCE status is SLEWING!
2000.145.17:36:36.54/onsource/SLEWING
2000.145.17:36:38.90/tpical/36974,32634,10365,5432,29377,20125,11366,10210,11108,21863
2000.145.17:36:39.12/tpical/20035,30609,22465,19991,9133,13406,11733
2000.145.17:36:39.16:!2000.145.17:36:46
2000.145.17:36:46.00:tape
2000.145.17:36:46.11/tape/off,02638,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.17:36:46.11:st=rev,135
2000.145.17:36:46.23:data_valid=on
2000.145.17:36:46.23:midob
2000.145.17:36:46.28#trakl#SOURCE_ACQUIRED
2000.145.17:36:46.54/onsource/TRACKING
2000.145.17:36:46.54/wx/7.9,988.3,54.3,0.9
2000.145.17:36:46.82/cable/+9.865522E-03
2000.145.17:36:46.89#setcl#time/171831347,3,2000,145,17,36,46.87,1.724,26.869,4
2000.145.17:36:46.89#setcl#model/old,957472543,-105153,162158613,1.682,361.421,rate
2000.145.17:36:49.89/ifd/9,20,nor,nor,rem,10571,10694
2000.145.17:36:49.96/if3/8,in,2,2,,,present,500.10,rem,lock,20629
2000.145.17:36:50.03/vc02/142.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,30620
2000.145.17:36:50.10/vc06/202.89,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19044
2000.145.17:36:50.17/vc11/237.99,2.000,u,10,10,rem,lock,19580
2000.145.17:36:50.48/tpi/34950,30620,10059,5220,27516,19044,10775,9768,10573,20637
2000.145.17:36:50.70/tpi/18335,27317,19580,18320,8637,12704,10694
2000.145.17:36:50.71/tsys1/117.0,103.2,217.1,143.7,100.0,118.0,116.3,145.3,120.2,114.7
2000.145.17:36:50.72/tsys2/74.1,57.5,46.9,74.9,110.9,117.2,61.7
2000.145.17:36:50.72:!2000.145.17:40:30
2000.145.17:40:30.00:data_valid=off
2000.145.17:40:30.00:et
2000.145.17:40:30.13:!+3s
2000.145.17:40:33.14:tape
2000.145.17:40:33.25/tape/off,00129,norm,stopped,stop,unlock,ready,rem
2000.145.17:40:33.25:postob
2000.145.17:40:33.26:unlod
2000.145.17:40:44.88/ !!!! wake up !!!!
2000.145.17:40:44.89:*end of schedule
2000.145.17:41:26.41;label
2000.145.17:41:26.41/label/EVN00183,5A91
2000.145.18:11:39.99;disable
2000.145.18:11:39.99&disable/source=disable
2000.145.18:11:45.17;setup
2000.145.18:11:45.17&setup/dat
2000.145.18:11:45.17&setup/et
2000.145.18:11:45.17&setup/enable=
2000.145.18:11:45.17&setup/tape=alarm
2000.145.18:11:45.17&setup/repro=byp,1,3
2000.145.18:11:45.18&dat/check=*,-vc15
2000.145.18:11:45.18&dat/form=reset
2000.145.18:11:45.18&dat/"vc15=200
2000.145.18:11:45.18&dat/vcsx2
2000.145.18:11:45.18&dat/"vc15=alarm
2000.145.18:11:45.18&dat/ifdsx
2000.145.18:11:45.18&dat/form=c,4
2000.145.18:11:45.18&dat/form=alarm
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc01=130.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc02=140.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc03=170.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc04=230.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc05=340.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc06=420.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc07=470.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc08=490.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc09=197.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc10=202.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc11=217.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc12=247.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc13=272.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/vc14=282.99,2.000
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/!+1s
2000.145.18:11:46.20&vcsx2/valarm
2000.145.18:11:47.81/vc04/nak,ack
2000.145.18:11:47.90/vc06/nak,ack
2000.145.18:11:47.95/vc07/nak,ack
2000.145.18:11:48.00/vc08/nak,ack
2000.145.18:11:48.13/vc11/nak,ack
2000.145.18:11:48.18/vc12/nak,ack
2000.145.18:11:48.23/vc13/nak,ack
2000.145.18:11:48.28/vc14/nak,ack
2000.145.18:11:48.28&ifdsx/ifd=13,22,nor,nor
2000.145.18:11:48.28&ifdsx/if3=16,out,1,1
2000.145.18:11:48.28&ifdsx/if3=alarm
2000.145.18:11:48.28&ifdsx/lo=lo1,8080.00,usb,rcp,1
2000.145.18:11:48.28&ifdsx/lo=lo2,2020.00,usb,rcp,1
2000.145.18:11:48.28&ifdsx/lo=lo3,8080.00,usb,rcp,1
2000.145.18:11:48.28&ifdsx/patch=
2000.145.18:11:48.28&ifdsx/patch=lo1,1l,2l,3l,4h
2000.145.18:11:48.28&ifdsx/patch=lo2,9l,10l,11l,12h,13h,14h
2000.145.18:11:48.28&ifdsx/patch=lo3,5h,6h,7h,8h
2000.145.18:11:50.75;setup
2000.145.18:11:51.90/vc04/nak,*alarm*v4(#04)
2000.145.18:11:53.38/vc04/nak,ack
2000.145.18:12:10.31;proc=point
2000.145.18:12:14.36;initp
2000.145.18:12:14.36&initp/setup
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2000.145.18:23:54.47/cable/+9.891275E-03
2000.145.18:24:56.32;cable
2000.145.18:24:56.63/cable/+9.206433E-03
2000.145.18:25:47.67;cable
2000.145.18:25:47.91/cable/+9.900024E-03
2000.145.18:34:48.84;terminate
2000.145.18:34:48.84:*boss terminated
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<pre>database activity</pre>
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 09:26:45 2002 -->
<pre>Alan
I will contact Richard and review the sar with him
to see how long this spike lasted.
Looking at the db access is seems a user
'holloway' was the only consistent user between
7:52 and 10:27 and 1 of these process 12770
took up alot of cpu.
PID USER PRI NI SIZE RSS SHARE STAT %CPU %MEM TIME COMMAND
12770 oracle 25 0 25260 24M 10508 R 99.9 0.6 1:52 oracle
users.19_52:999 33 59952 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.19_57:999 33 59952 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_02:2389 33 59954 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_07:3038 56 26142 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_12:3038 56 26142 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_17:4981 22 9936 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_22:6416 22 9944 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_27:7384 22 9946 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_32:7711 76 10140 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_37:8342 18 13766 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_42:9620 43 43153 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_47:9620 43 43153 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_52:10573 76 10488 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.20_57:11865 76 10492 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.21_02:11865 76 10492 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.21_07:12770 56 27121 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.21_12:14310 15 41840 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.21_17:14310 15 41840 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.21_42:18734 22 10743 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.22_12:24152 76 11389 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.22_17:24152 76 11389 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.22_22:24152 76 11389 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
users.22_27:26667 76 11405 CDF_READER holloway harv11.fnal.gov ./bin/Linux2-KCC_4_0/[email protected]
----- Original Message -----
From: "Alan Sill" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 12:13 AM
Subject: first spike to 100% cpu time on cdfrep01 11/5/2002
> CAF was not very busy at this time, so this must
> have been from some of our off-site users...
>
> Alan
>
>
> --
> ======================================================================
> : Alan Sill, Texas Tech University Office: Science 117, MS 41051 :
> : e-mail: [email protected] ph. 806-742-3730 fax 806-742-1182 :
> : CDF trailer 170-D ph. 630-840-2114 cell 806-790-7462 :
> ======================================================================
>
</pre>
<!-- Author: nstanfield -->
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 09:30:24 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
Alert
The following errors are in the ALERT file : ORA-12012: error on auto execute of job 3696 ORA-12008: error in snapshot refresh path ORA-02049: timeout: distributed transaction waiting for lock ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 617 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 674 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_IREFRESH", line 577 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_REFRESH", line 211 ORA-06512: at line 1.
WARNING
Nov 06 2002 09:29:48 AM
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 09:36:33 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
Alert
The following errors are in the ALERT file : ORA-12012: error on auto execute of job 3696 ORA-12008: error in snapshot refresh path ORA-02049: timeout: distributed transaction waiting for lock ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 617 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 674 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_IREFRESH", line 577 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_REFRESH", line 211 ORA-06512: at line 1.
WARNING
Nov 06 2002 09:34:49 AM
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 09:41:57 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
Alert
The following errors are in the ALERT file : ORA-12012: error on auto execute of job 3696 ORA-12008: error in snapshot refresh path ORA-02049: timeout: distributed transaction waiting for lock ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 617 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 674 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_IREFRESH", line 577 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_REFRESH", line 211 ORA-06512: at line 1.
WARNING
Nov 06 2002 09:39:50 AM
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 09:47:18 2002 -->
<pre>Refresh for Slow Control schema on cdfofprd failed due to timeout on distributed transaction waiting for lock.
SENSOR_HISTORIES, LIMIT_HISTORIES and
SENSOR_LIMIT has been added to the refresh group.
Job will be resubmitted again.
</pre>
<!-- Author: akumar -->
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 09:47:23 2002 -->
<pre>Preparing to refresh of cdftrig from prd to int.
The following tablespaces in cdfonint require coalescing:
Tablespace Tablespace Coalescable
Number Name Extents
---------- ------------------------------ -----------
8 CDFTRIG_DATA 13
9 CDFTRIG_IDX 43
18 MLOG_DATA 33
8 CDFTRIG_DATA 21
9 CDFTRIG_IDX 25
beginning coalescing of cdfonint
after the coalesce for cdfonint</pre>
<!-- Author: nstanfield -->
<!-- Comment: Wed Nov 6 09;59;05 comment by...nstanfield -->
<pre>Per Donatella's request, she will be testing an application
that retires Trigger DB objects no longer needed by current
Physics Tables
We have refreshed the integration cdftrig schema
with production schema/data.
Information for: cdfonint
Tablespace Name Tablespace Size Used (in bytes) Free (in bytes) Pct. Used
-------------------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------
CDFTRIG_IDX 81,788,928 57,368,576 24,420,352 71
CDFTRIG_DATA 83,886,080 32,268,288 51,617,792 39
</pre>
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 09:51:19 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
Alert
The following errors are in the ALERT file : ORA-12012: error on auto execute of job 3696 ORA-12008: error in snapshot refresh path ORA-02049: timeout: distributed transaction waiting for lock ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 617 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 674 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_IREFRESH", line 577 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_REFRESH", line 211 ORA-06512: at line 1.
WARNING
Nov 06 2002 09:49:52 AM
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 09:56:26 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
Alert
The following errors are in the ALERT file : ORA-12012: error on auto execute of job 3696 ORA-12008: error in snapshot refresh path ORA-02049: timeout: distributed transaction waiting for lock ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 617 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 674 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_IREFRESH", line 577 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_REFRESH", line 211 ORA-06512: at line 1.
WARNING
Nov 06 2002 09:54:53 AM
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 10:26:28 2002 -->
<pre>SENSOR_HISTORIES table was added to the refresh group during the
index being created on this table. So refresh of this table couldn't acquire the lock. Took off the SENSOR_HISTORIES table
from the refresh group. Once indexes will be craeted on this table, it will be added to the refresh group.
In Summary, Replication refresh is going on for all schemas on cdfofprd except SENSOR_HISTORIES table. It will be added once
indexes will be done on this table.
</pre>
<!-- Author: akumar -->
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 10:31:02 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 10:31:02 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 10:31:02 2002 -->
<pre>
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Wed Nov 6 10:31:02 2002 -->
<pre>
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Thu Nov 7 09:23:56 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
Unscheduled Jobs
Event test "Unscheduled Jobs" is cleared
CLEARED
Nov 07 2002 09:23:31 AM
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Thu Nov 7 09:26:01 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfonprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : b0dau35.fnal.gov
Alert
The following errors are in the ALERT file : ORA-12012: error on auto execute of job 27040 ORA-00030: User session ID does not exist. ORA-06512: at "BADGETT.CDFDB", line 43 ORA-06512: at line 1.
WARNING
Nov 07 2002 09:25:33 AM
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Thu Nov 7 09:28:36 2002 -->
<pre>Started the refresh of Slow Control Schema with SENSOR_HISTORIES
on cdfofprd. SENSOR_HISTORIES has delta of 614,287 rows. </pre>
<!-- Author: akumar -->
<!-- Date: Thu Nov 7 10:04:53 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
Unscheduled Jobs
Event test "Unscheduled Jobs" is cleared
CLEARED
Nov 07 2002 10:03:33 AM
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Thu Nov 7 10:28:13 2002 -->
<pre>SENSOR_HISTORIES table has been refreshed on cdfofprd.
Now this table is part of refresh group.
There were 614K rows in SENSOR_HISTORIES to be refreshed
and it took around 35 Minutes.
Complete refresh and indexes on SENSOR_HISTORIES table
took 7 hours. There were around 101Millions rows in that table.
</pre>
<!-- Author: akumar -->
<!-- Date: Thu Nov 7 10:30:58 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Thu Nov 7 10:30:58 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Thu Nov 7 10:30:58 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfonprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : b0dau35.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Fri Nov 8 10:31:05 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Fri Nov 8 10:31:05 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Fri Nov 8 10:31:05 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfonprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : b0dau35.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Fri Nov 8 10:31:05 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfonprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : b0dau35.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Fri Nov 8 10:33:10 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Fri Nov 8 10:33:10 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Sat Nov 9 10:32:11 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Sat Nov 9 10:32:11 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Sat Nov 9 10:32:11 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfonprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : b0dau35.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Sat Nov 9 10:32:11 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfonprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : b0dau35.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Sun Nov 10 10:32:13 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Sun Nov 10 10:32:13 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfofprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : fcdfora1.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Sun Nov 10 10:32:13 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfonprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : b0dau35.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
<!-- Date: Sun Nov 10 10:32:13 2002 -->
<pre>
Target Name : cdfonprd.fnal.gov
Target Type : Database
Node Name : b0dau35.fnal.gov
</pre>
<!-- Author: oem-admin (email) -->
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Eavesdropping On the Electromagnetic Emanations of
Digital Equipment: The Laws of Canada, England and
the United States
Copyright (C) 1989 By Christopher Seline
This document is a rough draft. The Legal Sections
are overviews. They will be significantly
expanded in the next version.
We in this country, in this generation, are -- by
destiny rather than choice -- the watchmen on the
walls of world freedom.1
-President John F. Kennedy
In the novel 1984, George Orwell foretold a future where
individuals had no expectation of privacy because the state
monopolized the technology of spying. The government
watched the actions of its subjects from birth to death. No
one could protect himself because surveillance and counter-
surveillance technology was controlled by the government.
This note explores the legal status of a surveillance
technology ruefully known as TEMPEST2. Using TEMPEST
technology the information in any digital device may be
intercepted and reconstructed into useful intelligence
without the operative ever having to come near his target.
The technology is especially useful in the interception of
information stored in digital computers or displayed on
computer terminals.
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1. Undelivered speech of President John F. Ken-
nedy, Dallas Citizens Council (Nov. 22, 1963) 35-36.
2. TEMPEST is an acronym for Transient Electromag-
netic Pulse Emanation Standard. This standard sets
forth the official views of the United States on the
amount of electromagnetic radiation that a device may
emit without compromising the information it is pro-
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The use of TEMPEST is not illegal under the laws of the
United States3, or England. Canada has specific laws
criminalizing TEMPEST eavesdropping but the laws do more to
hinder surveillance countermeasures than to prevent TEMPEST
surveillance. In the United States it is illegal for an
individual to take effective counter-measures against
TEMPEST surveillance. This leads to the conundrum that it
is legal for individuals and the government to invade the
privacy of others but illegal for individuals to take steps
to protect their privacy.
The author would like to suggest that the solution to this
conundrum is straightforward. Information on pro-
tecting privacy under TEMPEST should be made freely
available; TEMPEST Certified equipment should be legally
available; and organizations possessing private information
should be required by law to protect that information
through good computer security practices and the use of
TEMPEST Certified equipment.
Spying is divided by professionals into two main types:
human intelligence gathering (HUMINT) and electronic
intelligence gathering (ELINT). As the names imply, HUMINT
relies on human operatives, and ELINT relies on
technological operatives. In the past HUMINT was the sole
method for collecting intelligence.4 The HUMINT operative
would steal important papers, observe troop and weapon
movements5, lure people into his confidences to extract
secrets, and stand under the eavesdrip6 of houses,
eavesdropping on the occupants.
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cessing. TEMPEST is a defensive standard; a device
which conforms to this standard is referred to as TEM-
PEST Certified.
The United States government has refused to declassi-
fy the acronym for devices used to intercept the
electromagnetic information of non-TEMPEST Certified
devices. For this note, these devices and the
technology behind them will also be referred to
as TEMPEST; in which case, TEMPEST stands for
Transient Electromagnetic Pulse Surveillance Technolo-
gy.
The United States government refuses to release
details regarding TEMPEST and continues an organized
effort to censor the dissemination of information
about it. For example the NSA succeeded in shut-
ting down a Wang Laboratories presentation on TEM-
PEST Certified equipment by classifying the contents
of the speech and threatening to prosecute the
speaker with revealing classified information. [cite
coming].
3. This Note will not discuses how TEMPEST re-
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As technology has progressed, tasks that once could only
be performed by humans have been taken over by
machines. So it has been with spying. Modern satellite
technology allows troop and weapons movements to be observed
with greater precision and from greater distances than a
human spy could ever hope to accomplish. The theft of
documents and eavesdropping on conversations may now be
performed electronically. This means greater safety for the
human operative, whose only involvement may be the placing
of the initial ELINT devices. This has led to the
ascendancy of ELINT over HUMINT because the placement and
monitoring of ELINT devices may be performed by a technician
who has no training in the art of spying. The gathered
intelligence may be processed by an intelligence expert,
perhaps thousands of miles away, with no need of field
experience.
ELINT has a number of other advantages over HUMINT. If a
spy is caught his existence could embarrass his employing
state and he could be forced into giving up the identities
of his compatriots or other important information. By its
very nature, a discovered ELINT device (bug) cannot give up
any information; and the ubiquitous nature of bugs provides
the principle state with the ability to plausibly deny
ownership or involvement.
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lates to the Warrant Requirement under the United
States Constitution. Nor will it discuss the Consti-
tutional exclusion of foreign nationals from the War-
rant Requirement.
4. HUMINT has been used by the United States
since the Revolution. "The necessity of procuring
good intelligence is apparent & need not be further
urged -- All that remains for me to add is, that you
keep the whole matter as secret as possible. For
upon Secrecy, Success depends in Most Enterprises of
the kind, and for want of it, they are generally de-
feated, however well planned & promising a favorable
issue." Letter of George Washington (Jul. 26, 1777).
5. "... I wish you to take every possible pains in
your powers, by sending trusty persons to Staten
Island in whom you can confide, to obtain Intelli-
gence of the Enemy's situation & numbers -- what
kind of Troops they are, and what Guards they have
-- their strength & where posted." Id.
6. Eavesdrip is an Anglo-Saxon word, and refers to
the wide overhanging eaves used to prevent rain from
falling close to a house's foundation. The eavesdrip
provided "a sheltered place where one could hide to
listen clandestinely to conversation within the
house." W. MORRIS & M. MORRIS, MORRIS DICTIONARY OF
WORD AND PHRASE ORIGINS, 198 (1977).
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ELINT devices fall into two broad categories:
trespassatory and non-trespassatory. Trespassatory bugs
require some type of trespass in order for them to function.
A transmitter might require the physical invasion of the
target premises for placement, or a microphone might be
surreptitiously attached to the outside of a window. A
telephone transmitter can be placed anywhere on the phone
line, including at the central switch. The trespass comes
either when it is physically attached to the phone line, or
if it is inductive, when placed in close proximity to the
phone line. Even microwave bugs require the placement of
the resonator cone within the target premises.7
Non-trespassatory ELINT devices work by receiving
electromagnetic radiation (EMR) as it radiates through the
aether, and do not require the placement of bugs. Methods
include intercepting8 information transmitted by satellite,
microwave, and radio, including mobile and cellular phone
transmissions. This information was purposely transmitted
with the intent that some intended person or persons would
receive it.
Non-trespassatory ELINT also includes the interception of
information that was never intended to be transmitted.
All electronic devices emit electromagnetic radiation. Some
of the radiation, as with radio waves, is intended to
transmit information. Much of this radiation is not
intended to transmit information and is merely incidental to
whatever work the target device is performing.9 This
information can be intercepted and reconstructed into a
coherent form. With current TEMPEST technology it is
possible to reconstruct the contents of computer video
display terminal (VDU) screens from up to a kilometer
distant10; reconstructing the contents of a computer's
memory or the contents of its mass storage devices is more
complicated and must be performed from a closer distance.11
The reconstruction of information via EMR, a process for
which the United States government refuses to declassify
either the exact technique or even its name12, is not
limited to computers and digital devices but is applicable
to all devices that generate electromagnetic radiation.13
TEMPEST is especially effective against VDUs because they
produce a very high level of EMR.14
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7. Pursglove, How Russian Spy Radios Work, RADIO
ELECTRONICS, 89-91 (Jan 1962).
8. Interception is an espionage term of art and
should be differentiated from its more common usage.
When information is intercepted, the interceptor as
well as the intended recipient receive the informa-
tion. Interception when not used as a term of art
refers to one person receiving something intended for
someone else; the intended recipient never receives
what he was intended to receive.
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"[C]ables may act as an antenna to transmit
the signals directly or even both receive the
signals and re-emit them further away from the
source equipment. It is possible that cables
acting as an antenna in such a manner could
transmit the signals much more efficiently
than the equipment itself...A similar effect
may occur with metal pipes such as those for
domestic water supplies. ... If an earthing
[(grounding)] system is not installed correctly
such that there is a path in the circuit with
a very high resistance (for example where paint
prevents conduction and is acting as an insu-
lator), then the whole earthing system could
well act in a similar fashion to an antenna. ...
[For a VDU] the strongest signals, or harmonics
thereof, are usually between 60-250 MHz approx-
imately. There have however been noticeable
exception of extremely strong emissions in
the television bands and at higher frequencies
between 450-800 MHz. Potts, Emission Security,
3 COMPUTER LAW AND SECURITY REPORT 27 (1988).
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9. There are two types of emissions, conducted and
radiated. Radiated emissions are formed when com-
ponents or cables act as antennas for transmit the
EMR; when radiation is conducted along cables or other
connections but not radiated it is referred to as "con-
ducted". Sources include cables, the ground loop,
printed circuit boards, internal wires, the power
supply to power line
10. The TEMPEST ELINT operator can distinguish between
different VDUs in the same room because of
the different EMR characteristics of both homo and
heterogeneous units. "[T]here is little comparison
between EMR characteristics from otherwise comparable
equipment. Only if the [VDU] was made with exactly
the same components is there any similarity. If
some of the components have come from a different
batch, have been updated in some way, and especial-
ly if they are from a different manufacturer,
then completely different results are obtained. In
this way a different mark or version of the same [VDU]
will emit different signals. Additionally because
of the variation of manufacturing standards between
counties, two [VDUs] made by the same company but
sourced from different counties will have entirely
different EMR signal characteristics...From this it way
be thought that there is such a jumble of emissions
around, that it would not be possible to isolate those
from any one particular source. Again, this is not the
case. Most received signals have a different line
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ELINT is not limited to governments. It is routinely used
by individuals for their own purposes. Almost all
forms of ELINT are available to the individual with either
the technological expertise or the money to hire someone
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synchronization, due to design, reflection, in-
terference or variation of component tolerances. So
that if for instance there are three different
signals on the same frequency ... by fine tuning
of the RF receiver, antenna manipulation and
modification of line synchronization, it is possi-
ble to lock onto each of the three signals separately
and so read the screen information. By similar
techniques, it is entirely possible to discriminate
between individual items of equipment in the same
room." Potts, supra note 9. For a discussion of
the TEMPEST ELINT threat See e.g., Memory Bank,
AMERICAN BANKER 20 (Apr 1 1985); Emissions from Bank
Computer Systems Make Eavesdropping Easy, Expert
Says, AMERICAN BANKER 1 (Mar 26 1985); CRT spying:
a threat to corporate security, PC WEEK (Mar 10
1987).
11. TEMPEST is concerned with the transient elec-
tromagnetic pulses formed by digital equipment. All
electronic equipment radiates EMR which may be
reconstructed. Digital equipment processes informa-
tion as 1's and 0's--on's or off's. Because of this,
digital equipment gives off pulses of EMR. These
pulses are easier to reconstruct at a distance than
the non-pulse EMR given off by analog equipment.
For a thorough discussion the radiation problems of
broadband digital information see e.g. military
standard MIL-STD-461 REO2; White supra note 9,
10.2.
12. See supra note 2.
13. Of special interest to ELINT collectors are
EMR from computers, communications centers and
avionics. Schultz, Defeating Ivan with TEMPEST, DE-
FENSE ELECTRONICS 64 (June 1983).
14. The picture on a CRT screen is built up
of picture elements (pixels) organized in lines
across the screen. The pixels are made of materi-
al that fluoresces when struck with energy. The en-
ergy is produced by a beam of electrons fired from an
electron gun in the back of the picture tube. The
electron beam scans the screen of the CRT in a regular
repetitive manner. When the voltage of the beam is
high then the pixel it is focused upon emits photons
and appears as a dot on the screen. By selective-
ly firing the gun as it scans across the face of
the CRT, the pixels form characters on the CRT screen.
The pixels glow for only a very short time
and must be routinely struck by the electron beam to
stay lit. To maintain the light output of all the
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with the expertise. Governments have attempted to
criminalize all use of ELINT by their subjects--to protect
the privacy of both the government and the population.
In the United States, Title III of the Omnibus Streets and
Crimes Act of 196815 criminalizes trespassatory ELINT as the
intentional interception of wire communications.16 As ori-
ginally passed, Title III did not prohibit non-
trespassatory ELINT,17 because courts found that non-wire
communication lacked any expectation of p2IIIrivacy.18 The
Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 198619 amended
Title III to include non-wire communication. ECPA was
specifically designed to include electronic mail, inter-
computer communications, and cellular telephones. To
accomplish this, the expectation of privacy test was
eliminated.20
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pixels that are supposed to be lit, the electron beam
traverses the entire CRT screen sixty times a second.
Every time the beam fires it causes a high voltage
EMR emission. This EMR can be used to reconstruct
the contents of the target CRT screen. TEMPEST
ELINT equipment designed to reconstruct the informa-
tion synchronizes its CRT with the target CRT. First,
it uses the EMR to synchronize its electron gun with
the electron gun in the target CRT. Then, when the
TEMPEST ELINT unit detects EMR indicating that the tar-
get CRT fired on a pixel, the TEMPEST ELINT unit fires
the electron gun of its CRT. The ELINT CRT is in
perfect synchronism with the target CRT; when the tar-
get lights a pixel, a corresponding pixel on the TEM-
PEST ELINT CRT is lit. The exact picture on the tar-
get CRT will appear on the TEMPEST ELINT CRT. Any
changes on the target screen will be instantly re-
flected in the TEMPEST ELINT screen.
TEMPEST Certified equipment gives off emissions
levels that are too faint to be readily detected.
Certification levels are set out in National
Communications Security Information Memorandum
5100A (NACSIM 5100A). "[E]mission levels are
expressed in the time and frequency domain, broadband
or narrow band in terms of the frequency domain, and
in terms of conducted or radiated emissions." White,
supra, note 9, 10.1.
For a thorough though purposely misleading dis-
cussion of TEMPEST ELINT see Van Eck, Electromagnetic
Radiation from Video Display units: An Eavesdropping
Risk?, 4 Computers & Security 269 (1985).
15. Pub. L. No. 90-351, 82 Stat. 197. The Act
criminalizes trespassatory ELINT by individuals as
well as governmental agents. cf. Katz v. United
States, 389 U.S. 347 (1967) (Fourth Amendment prohibits
surveillance by government not individuals.)
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As amended, Title III still outlaws the electronic
interception of communications. The word "communications"
indicates that someone is attempting to communicate
something to someone; it does not refer to the inadvertent
transmission of information. The reception and
reconstruction of emanated transient electromagnetic pulses
(ETEP), however, is based on obtaining information that the
target does not mean to transmit. If the ETEP is not
intended as communication, and is therefore not transmitted
in a form approaching current communications protocols, then
it can not be considered communications as contemplated by
Congress when it amended Title III. Reception, or
interception, of emanated transient electromagnetic pulses
is not criminalized by Title III as amended.
In England the Interception of Communications Act
198521 criminalizes the tapping of communications sent over
public telecommunications lines.22 The interception of
communications on a telecommunication line can take place
with a physical tap on the line, or the passive interception
of microwave or satellite links.23 These forms of passive
interception differ from TEMPEST ELINT because they are
intercepting intended communication; TEMPEST ELINT
intercepts unintended communication. Eavesdropping on the
emanations of computers does not in any way comport to
tapping a telecommunication line and therefore falls outside
the scope of the statute.24
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16. 18 U.S.C. 2511(1)(a).
17. United States v. Hall, 488 F.2d 193 (9th Cir.
1973) (found no legislative history indicating
Congress intended the act to include radio-telephone
conversations). Further, Title III only criminalized
the interception of "aural" communications which ex-
cluded all forms of computer communications.
18. Willamette Subscription Television v. Cawood,
580 F.Supp 1164 (D. Or. 1984) (non-wire communications
lacks any expectation of privacy).
19. Pub. L. No. 99-508, 100 Stat. 1848 (codified at 18
U.S.C. 2510-710) [hereinafter ECPA].
9 20. 18 U.S.C. 2511(1)(a) criminalizes the
interception of "any wire, oral or electronic com-
munication" without regard to an expectation of
privacy.
21. Interception of Communications Act 1985, Long Ti-
tle, An Act to make new provision for and in connection
with the interception of communications sent by
post or by means of public telecommunications
systems and to amend section 45 of the Telecom-
munications Act 1984.
22. Interception of Communications Act 1985 1,
Prohibition on Interception:
(1) Subject to the following provisions of this sec-
tion, a person who intentionally intercepts a com-
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Canada has taken direct steps to limit eavesdropping on com-
puters. The Canadian Criminal Amendment Act of 1985
criminalized indirect access to a computer service.25 The
specific reference to an "electromagnetic device" clearly
shows the intent of the legislature to include the use of
TEMPEST ELINT equipment within the ambit of the legislation.
The limitation of obtaining "any computer service" does lead
to some confusion. The Canadian legislature has not made
it clear whether "computer service" refers to a com-
puter service bureau or merely the services of a
computer. If the Canadians had meant access to any
computer, why did they refer to any "computer service".
This is especially confusing considering the al-
encompassing language of (b) 'any function of a computer
system'.
Even if the Canadian legislation criminalizes
eavesdropping on all computers, it does not solve the
problem of protecting the privacy of information. The
purpose of criminal law is to control crime.26 Merely
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munication in the course of its transmission by post
or by means of a public telecommunications system
shall be guilty of an offence and liable--
(a) on summary conviction,to a fine not exceeding the
statutory maximum;
(b) on conviction on indictment, to imprisonment for a
term not exceeding two years or to a fine or to both.
23. Tapping (aka trespassatory eavesdropping) is
patently in violation of the statute. "The offense
created by section 1 of the Interception of Communica-
tions Act 1985 covers those forms of eavesdropping on
computer communications which involve "tapping" the
wires along which messages are being passed. One
problem which may arise, however, is the question
of whether the communication in question was inter-
cepted in the course of its transmission by means of
a public telecommunications system. It is technically
possible to intercept a communication at several
stages in its transmission, and it may be a question
of fact to decide the stage at which it enters the
"public" realm. THE LAW COMMISSION,WORKING PAPER NO.
110: COMPUTER MISUSE, 3.30 (1988).
24. "There are also forms of eavesdropping which the
Act does not cover. For example. eavesdropping on a
V.D.U. [referred to in this text as a CRT] screen by
monitoring the radiation field which surrounds it in
order to display whatever appears on the legitimate
user's screen on the eavesdropper's screen. This
activity would not seem to constitute any criminal
offence..." THE LAW COMMISSION, WORKING PAPER NO. 110:
COMPUTER MISUSE, 3.31 (1988).
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making TEMPEST ELINT illegal will not control its use.
First, because it is an inherently passive crime it is
impossible to detect and hence punish. Second, making this
form of eavesdropping illegal without taking a proactive
stance in controlling compromising emanations gives the
public a false sense of security. Third, criminalizing the
possession of a TEMPEST ELINT device prevents public sector
research into countermeasures. Finally, the law will not
prevent eavesdropping on private information held in company
computers unless disincentives are given for companies that
do not take sufficient precautions against eavesdropping and
simple, more common, information crimes.27
TEMPEST ELINT is passive. The computer or terminal
emanates compromising radiation which is intercepted by the
TEMPEST device and reconstructed into useful information.
Unlike conventional ELINT there is no need to physically
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25. 301.2(1) of the Canadian criminal code states
that anyone who without color of right,
(a) obtains, directly or indirectly, any computer ser-
vice,
(b) by means of an electromagnetic ... or oth-
er device, intercepts or causes to be intercept-
ed, either directly or indirectly, any function of a
computer system ... [is guilty of an indictable of-
fence].
26. UNITED STATES SENTENCING COMM'N, FEDERAL
SENTENCING GUIDELINES MANUAL (1988) (Principles Govern-
ing the Redrafting of the Preliminary Guidelines "g."
(at an unknown page))
27. There has been great debate over what exactly is
a computer crime. There are several schools of
thought. The more articulate school, and the one to
which the author adheres holds that the category com-
puter crime should be limited to crimes directed
against computers; for example, a terrorist destroying
a computer with explosives would fall into this
category. Crimes such as putting ghost employees
on a payroll computer and collecting their pay are
merely age-old accounting frauds; today the fraud in-
volves a computer because the records are kept on a
computer. The computer is merely ancillary to the
crime. This has been mislabeled computer crime and
should merely be referred to as a fraud perpetrated
with the aid of a computer. Finally, there are infor-
mation crimes. These are crimes related to the pur-
loining or alteration of information. These crimes
are more common and more profitable due to the
computer's ability to hold and access great amounts of
information. TEMPEST ELINT can best be categorized as
a information crime.
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trespass or even come near the target. Eavesdropping can be
performed from a nearby office or even a van parked within a
reasonable distance. This means that there is no classic
scene of the crime; and little or no chance of the criminal
being discovered in the act.28
If the crime is discovered it will be ancillary to some
other investigation. For example, if an individual is
investigated for insider trading a search of his residence
may yield a TEMPEST ELINT device. The device would explain
how the defendant was obtaining insider information; but it
was the insider trading, not the device, that gave away the
crime.
This is especially true for illegal TEMPEST ELINT per-
formed by the state. Unless the perpetrators are caught in
the act there is little evidence of their spying. A
trespatory bug can be detected and located; further, once
found it provides tangible evidence that a crime took place.
A TEMPEST ELINT device by its inherent passive nature leaves
nothing to detect. Since the government is less likely to
commit an ancillary crime which might be detected there is a
very small chance that the spying will ever be discovered.
The only way to prevent eavesdropping is to encourage the
use of countermeasures: TEMPEST Certified29 computers and
terminals.
In merely making TEMPEST ELINT illegal the public is
given the false impression of security; they lulled into
believing the problem has been solved. Making certain
actions illegal does not prevent them from occurring. This
is especially true for a TEMPEST ELINT because it is
undetectable. Punishment is an empty threat if there is no
chance of being detected; without detection there can be no
apprehension and conviction. The only way to prevent some
entity from eavesdropping on one's computer or computer
terminal is for the equipment not to give off compromising
emanation; it must be TEMPEST Certified.
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28. Compare, for example, the Watergate breakin in
which the burglars were discovered when they re-
turned to move a poorly placed spread spectrum bug.
29. TEMPEST Certified refers to the equipment having
passed a testing and emanations regime specified in
NACSIM 5100A. This classified document sets forth the
emanations levels that the NSA believes digital equip-
ment can give off without compromising the information
it is processing. TEMPEST Certified equipment is
theoretically secure against TEMPEST eavesdropping.
NACSIM 5100A is classified, as are all details
of TEMPEST. To obtain access to it, contractor
must prove that there is demand within the govern-
ment for the specific type of equipment that intend to
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The United States can solve this problem by taking a
proactive stance on compromising emanations. The National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST30) is in charge
of setting forth standards of computer security for the
private sector. NIST is also charged with doing basic
research to advance the art of computer security. Currently
NIST does not discuss TEMPEST with the private sector. For
privacy's sake, this policy must be changed to a proactive
one. The NIST should publicize the TEMPEST ELINT threat to
computer security and should set up a rating system for
level of emanations produced by computer equipment.31
Further, legislation should be enacted to require the
labeling of all computer equipment with its level of
emanations and whether it is TEMPEST Certified. Only if the
public knows of the problem can it begin to take steps to
solve it.
Title III makes possession of a surveillance device a
crime, unless it is produced under contract to the
government. This means that research into surveillance and
counter-surveillance equipment is monopolized by the
government and a few companies working under contract with
the government. If TEMPEST eavesdropping is criminalized,
then possession of TEMPEST ELINT equipment will be criminal.
Unfortunately,this does not solve the problem. Simple
TEMPEST ELINT equipment is easy to make. For just a few
dollars many older television sets can be modified to
receive and reconstruct EMR. For less than a hundred
dollars a more sophisticated TEMPEST ELINT receiver can be
produced32.
The problem with criminalizing the possession of TEM-
PEST ELINT equipment is not just that the law will have
little effect on the use of such equipment, but that it will
have a negative effect on counter-measures research. To
successfully design counter-measures to a particular
surveillance technique it is vital to have a complete
empirical understanding of how that technique works.
Without the right to legally manufacture a surveillance
device there is no possible way for a researcher to have the
knowledge to produce an effective counter-measures device.
It is axiomatic: without a surveillance device, it is
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certify. Since the standard is classified, the con-
tractors can not sell the equipment to non-secure
governmental agencies or the public. This prevents re-
verse engineering of the standard for its physical
embodiment, the Certified equipment. By preventing
the private sector from owning this anti-
eavesdropping equipment, the NSA has effectively
prevented the them from protecting the information in
their computers.
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impossible to test a counter-measures device.
A number of companies produce devices to measure the ema-
nations from electrical equipment. Some of these devices
are specifically designed for bench marking TEMPEST
Certified equipment. This does not solve the problem. The
question arises: how much radiation at a particular
frequency is compromising? The current answer is to refer
to NACSIM 5100A. This document specifies the emanations
levels suitable for Certification. The document is only
available to United States contractors having sufficient
security clearance and an ongoing contract to produce
TEMPEST Certified computers for the government. Further,
the correct levels are specified by the NSA and there is no
assurance that, while these levels are sufficient to prevent
eavesdropping by unfriendly operatives, equipment certified
under NACSIM 5100A will have levels low enough to prevent
eavesdropping by the NSA itself.
The accessibility of supposedly correct emanations lev-
els does not solve the problem of preventing TEMPEST
eavesdropping. Access to NACSIM 5100A limits the
manufacturer to selling the equipment only to United States
governmental agencies with the need to process secret
information.33 Without the right to possess TEMPEST ELINT
equipment manufacturers who wish to sell to the public
sector cannot determine what a safe level of emanations is.
_________________________
30. Previously the Bureau of Standards. The NIST is
a division of the Commerce Department.
31. In this case computer equipment would include all
peripheral computer equipment. There is no use is us-
ing a TEMPEST Certified computer if the printer or the
modem are not Certified.
32. The NSA has tried to limit the availability
of TEMPEST information to prevent the spread of the
devices.
For a discussion of the First Amendment and prior
restraint See, e.g. The United States of America v.
Progressive, Inc. 467 F.Supp 990 (1979, WD
Wis.)(magazine intended to publish plans for nuclear
weapon; prior restraint injunction issued), reh.
den. United States v. Progressive Inc. 486 F.Supp 5
(1979, WD Wis.), motion den Morland v. Sprecher
443 US 709 (1979)(mandamus), motion denied United
States v. Progressive, Inc. 5 Media L R (1979, 7th
Cir.), dismd. without op. U.S. v. Progressive, Inc 610
F.2d 819 (1979, 7th Cir.); New York Times, Co. v. Un-
ited States, 403 U.S. 713 (1971)(per
curium)(Pentagon Papers case: setting forth prior
restraint standard which government was unable to
meet); T. EMERSON, THE SYSTEM OF FREEDOM OF EXPRES-
June 7, 1990
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Further those manufacturers with access to NACSIM 5100A
should want to verify that the levels set out in the
document are, in fact, low enough to prevent interception.
Without an actual eavesdropping device with which to test,
no manufacturer will be able to produce genuinely
uncompromising equipment.
Even if the laws allow ownership of TEMPEST Certified
equipment by the public, and even if the public is informed
of TEMPEST's threat to privacy, individuals' private
information will not necessarily by protected. Individuals
may choose to protect their own information on their own
computers. Companies may choose whether to protect their
own private information. But companies that hold the
private information of individuals must be forced to take
steps to protect that information.
In England the Data Protection Act 198434 imposes
sanctions against anyone who stores the personal
information35 on a computer and fails to take reasonable
measures to prevent disclosure of that information. The act
mandates that personal data may not be stored in any
computer unless the computer bureau or data user36 has
registered under the act.37 This provides for a central
registry and the tracking of which companies or persons
maintain databases of personal information. Data users and
bureaux must demonstrate a need and purpose behind their
possession of personal data.
The act provides tort remedies to any person who is
_________________________
SION (1970); Balance Between Scientific Freedom and
NAtional Security, 23 JURIMETRICS J. 1
(1982)(current laws and regulations limiting scien-
tific and technical expression exceed the legitimate
needs of national security); Hon. M. Feldman, Why the
First Amendment is not Incompatible with National
Security, HERITAGE FOUNDATION REPORTS (Jan. 14,
1987). Compare Bork, Neutral Principles and Some
First Amendment Problems, 47 IND. L. J. 1 (First
Amendment applies only to political speech); G. Lewy,
Can Democracy Keep Secrets, 26 POLICY REVIEW 17
(1983)(endorsing draconian secrecy laws mirroring the
English system).
33. For example, the NSA has just recently allowed
the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) to purchase TEMPEST
Certified computer equipment. The DEA wanted
secure computer equipment because wealthy drug lords
had were using TEMPEST eavesdropping equipment.
34. An Act to regulate the use of automatically
processed information relating to individuals and the
provision of services in respect of such information.
Data Protection Act 1984, Long Title.
June 7, 1990
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damaged by disclosure of the personal data.38 Reasonable
care to prevent the disclosure is a defense.39 English
courts have not yet ruled what level of computer security
measures constitute reasonable care. Considering the
magnitude of invasion possible with TEMPEST ELINT it should
be clear by now that failure to use TEMPEST Certified
equipment is prima facie unreasonable care.
The Remedies section of the act provides incentive for
these entities to provide successful protection of person
data from disclosure or illicit access. Failure to protect
the data will result in monetary loss. This may be looked
at from the economic efficiency viewpoint as allocating the
cost of disclosure the persons most able to bear those
costs, and also most able to prevent disclosure. Data users
that store personal data would use TEMPEST Certified
equipment as part of their computer security plan, thwarting
would-be eavesdroppers.
_________________________
35. "Personal data" means data consisting of informa-
tion which relates to a living individual who can be
identified from that information (or from that and
other information in the possession of the data user),
including any expression of opinion about the indivi-
dual but not any indication of the intentions of the
data user in respect of that individual.
Data Protection Act 1984 1(3)
36. "Data user" means a person who holds data, and
a persons "Holds" data if --
(a) the data form part of a collection of data pro-
cessed or intended to be processed by or on behalf of
that person as mentioned in subsection (2) above;
[subsection (2) defines "data"] and
(b) that person (either alone or jointly or in common
with other persons) controls the contents and use of
the data comprised in the collection; and
(c) the data are in the form in which they have been
or are intended to be processed as mentioned in para-
graph (a) above or (though not for the time being in
that form) in a form into which they have been con-
verted after being so processed and with a view to
being further so processed on a subsequent occa-
sion.
Data Protection Act 1(5).
37. Data Protection Act 1984, 4,5.
38. An individual who is the subject of personal data
held by a data user... and who suffers damage by rea-
son of (1)(c) ... the disclosure of the data, or ac-
cess having been obtained to the data without such
authority as aforesaid shall be entitled to compen-
sation from the data user... for any distress which
the individual has suffered by reason of the ...
June 7, 1990
- 16 -
The Data Protection Act 1984 allocates risk to those who
can bear it best and provides an incentive for them to
keep other individuals' data private. This act should be
adopted by the United States as part of a full-spectrum plan
to combat TEMPEST eavesdropping. Data users are in the best
position to prevent disclosure through proper computer
security. Only by making them liable for failures in
- 16 -
77777777777security can we begin to rein in TEMPEST ELINT. Do not
criminalize TEMPEST ELINT. Most crimes that TEMPEST ELINT
would aid, such a insider trading, are already illegal; the
current laws are adequate.
- 16 -
777777777The National Institute of Standards and Technology should
immediately begin a program to educate the private sector
about TEMPEST. Only if individuals are aware of the threat
can they take appropriate precautions or decide whether
any precautions are necessary.
- 16 -
7777777777Legislation should be enacted to require all elec-
tronic equipment to prominently display its level of
emanations and whether it is TEMPEST Certified. If
individuals are to choose to protect themselves they must be
able to make a informed decision regarding how much
protection is enough.
- 16 -
77777777777TEMPEST Certified equipment should be available to the
private sector. The current ban on selling to non-
governmental agencies prevents individuals who need to
protect information from having the technology to do so.
- 16 -
777777777Possession of TEMPEST ELINT equipment should not be made
illegal. The inherently passive nature and simple
design of TEMPEST ELINT equipment means that making its
possession illegal will not deter crime; the units can be
easily manufactured and are impossible to detect. Limiting
their availability serves only to monopolize the
countermeasures research, information, and equipment for the
government; this prevents the testing, design and
manufacture of counter-measures by the private sector.
- 16 -
77777777777777Legislation mirroring England's Data Protection Act 1984
should be enacted. Preventing disclosure of personal data
can only be accomplished by giving those companies hold-
ing the data a reason to protect it. If data users are
held liable for their failure to take reasonable security
precautions they will begin to take reasonable security
precautions, including the use of TEMPEST Certified
equipment.
9 [] Respectfully submitted,
Christopher J. Seline [email protected]
[email protected]
9
June 7, 1990
| en |
markdown | 464549 | # Presentation: 464549
## WebGenome
- A caArray Client
## ArrayCGH: Detection of Chromosomal Alterations
## WebGenome Capabilities
- Plotting
- Custom analytical pipelines
- Normalization/smoothing
- Aggregate statistical functions
- Data filters
- User-defined data aggregations
## Query 1 : List All Experiments
## Query 1 : Code snippet
- // Initialize secure session with MAGE-OM server
- SecureSession session = SecureSessionFactory.defaultSecureSession
- session.direct(sessionManagerUrl);
- session.start(userName, password);
- // Set up search criteria
- ExperimentSearchCriteria searchCriteria =
- SearchCriteriaFactory.new_EXPERIMENT_EXPERIMENT_SC();
- searchCriteria.setSessionId(session);
- // Perform search
- SearchResult result = searchCriteria.search();
- Experiment[] experiments = (Experiment[])result.getResultSet();
## Variation : Query for Particular Experiment
- // Initialize secure session with MAGE-OM server
*SecureSession session = SecureSessionFactory.defaultSecureSession*
*session.direct(sessionManagerUrl);*
*session.start(userName, password);*
- // Set up search criteria
*ExperimentSearchCriteria searchCriteria =*
* **SearchCriteriaFactory.new_EXPERIMENT_EXPERIMENT_SC();*
*searchCriteria.setSessionId(session);*
**searchCriteria.setIdentifier(experimentId);**
- // Perform search
*SearchResult result = searchCriteria.search();*
*Experiment[] experiments = (Experiment[])result.getResultSet();*
## Query 2 : Get required data for all reporters in a bioassay
## Data Required to Create a Plot
- Reporter data
- Reporter name
- Physical genome location
- Chromosome
- Chromosome position
- Quantitation value
## Query 2 : Get reporter data
## Slide 10
## Slide 11
## Slide 12
## Slide 13
## Query 3 : Get quantitations
## Slide 15
## Slide 16
| en |
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[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(CFLAGS): -O2 -march=pentium
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[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(CLEAN): orc
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[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(DEBUG): 1
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[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(HINTS =): <undef>
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[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(LOCATIONS): /src.rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS,/rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386
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[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(PARALLELIZE): x1
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[Config.pm/155/Config::get] Config::get(VERBOSITY): 2
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[buildtool/227/is_build_needed()] SRPM directory /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SRPMS does not exist.
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[Util.pm/1192/run_cmd()] "true /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477" returned 0
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[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "builduser" -> "nobody"
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[PkgVars.pm/232/pkgvar_type()] SPM
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[Build.pm/229/prepare_build_tree()] I'm also creating /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/BUILD.
[Build.pm/220/prepare_build_tree()] I'm creating /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SRPMS.
[Build.pm/229/prepare_build_tree()] I'm also creating /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SRPMS.
[Build.pm/220/prepare_build_tree()] I'm creating /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/RPMS.
[Build.pm/229/prepare_build_tree()] I'm also creating /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/RPMS.
[Build.pm/220/prepare_build_tree()] I'm creating /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SPECS.
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[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "hints" -> "yum -Cty install"
buildtool: Warning: Hint installation failed: Unable to open hint file yum -Cty install -- No such file or directory
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[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting instructions
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[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: summary -> German dictionaries for Aspell.
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: name -> aspell-de
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: version -> 0.50
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: release -> 5.caos
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: license -> GPL
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: group -> Applications/Text
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: url -> http://aspell.net/
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: source -> ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/aspell/dict/de/aspell-de-0.50-2.tar.bz2
[RPM.pm/251/parse_spec_file()] Header: buildrequires -> aspell >= 0.50
[RPM.pm/289/parse_spec_file()] Got build dep aspell >= 0.50
[RPM.pm/746/parse_deps()] Dependency string: aspell >= 0.50
[RPM.pm/763/parse_deps()] Dep packages: aspell
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[RPM.pm/286/parse_spec_file()] Got dep aspell >= 0.50
[RPM.pm/746/parse_deps()] Dependency string: aspell >= 0.50
[RPM.pm/763/parse_deps()] Dep packages: aspell
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[RPM.pm/305/parse_spec_file()] Got the following sources:
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[RPM.pm/309/parse_spec_file()] Got the following patches:
[RPM.pm/313/parse_spec_file()] Got the following header info:
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] buildrequires -> aspell >= 0.50
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] buildroot -> /var/tmp/aspell-de-0.50-root
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] group -> Applications/Text
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] license -> GPL
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] release -> 5.caos
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] requires -> aspell >= 0.50
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] summary -> German dictionaries for Aspell.
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] url -> http://aspell.net/
[RPM.pm/315/parse_spec_file()] version -> 0.50
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "allow_epoch" -> "0"
[Build.pm/317/install_deps()] Installing the following: aspell
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "dep_installer" -> "/usr/bin/yum -ty install"
[Util.pm/1155/run_cmd()] About to run chroot /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477 /usr/bin/yum -ty install aspell
pkg-installer: error: failed to open /etc/mtab: No such file or directory
pkg-installer: error: failed to open /etc/mtab: No such file or directory
pkg-installer: Setting up Install Process
pkg-installer: Setting up Repos
pkg-installer: Reading repository metadata in from local files
pkg-installer: Parsing package install arguments
pkg-installer: Resolving Dependencies
pkg-installer: --> Populating transaction set with selected packages. Please wait.
pkg-installer: ---> Downloading header for aspell to pack into transaction set.
pkg-installer: ---> Package aspell.i386 0:0.60-4.caos set to be updated
pkg-installer: --> Running transaction check
pkg-installer:
pkg-installer: Dependency Resolution Not Required
pkg-installer: Transaction Listing:
pkg-installer: Install: aspell.i386 0:0.60-4.caos - autobuilder
pkg-installer: Total download size: 960 k
pkg-installer: Downloading Packages:
pkg-installer: Running Transaction Test
pkg-installer: Finished Transaction Test
pkg-installer: Transaction Test Succeeded
pkg-installer: Running Transaction
pkg-installer:
pkg-installer: Installed: aspell.i386 0:0.60-4.caos
pkg-installer: Complete!
[Util.pm/1192/run_cmd()] "chroot /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477 /usr/bin/yum -ty install aspell" returned 0
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting instructions
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "instructions" -> "/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SPECS/aspell-de.spec"
[Util.pm/691/copy_files()] Copying S/aspell-de-0.50-2.tar.bz2 0 to /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SOURCES/.
[Prod.pm/482/parse_prod_file()] Args: ""
[Prod.pm/166/find_product_file()] Args: "<undef>", "<undef>"
[Prod.pm/484/parse_prod_file()] find_product_file() failed. Returning 0.
[Build.pm/572/build_topdir()] Args: ""
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "buildpkglist_filename" -> "/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/aspell-de.pkglist"
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "buildpkglist_filename" -> "/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/aspell-de.pkglist"
[RPM.pm/498/rpm_build()] Saving package list to /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/aspell-de.pkglist.
[Util.pm/269/file_user()] UID: 99
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "builduser" -> "nobody"
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting command
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "command" -> "/bin/su -s /bin/sh nobody -c /bin/sh -c "/bin/rpm"
[RPM.pm/172/rpm_form_command()] Command: /bin/su -s /bin/sh nobody -c /bin/sh -c "/bin/rpm --define '_topdir /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de' --root='/var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477' -qa --qf '%25{NAME} %10{EPOCH} %15{VERSION} %15{RELEASE}
' | sort -bf"
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting command
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "command" -> ""
[Util.pm/269/file_user()] UID: 99
[PkgVars.pm/129/PkgVars::pkgvar_get] Package variable "builduser" -> "nobody"
[PkgVars.pm/160/pkgvar_set()] Setting command
[PkgVars.pm/164/PkgVars::pkgvar_set] Package variable "command" -> "chroot /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477 /bin/su -s /bin/sh nobody -c /bin/sh -c "/usr/bin/rpmbuild"
[RPM.pm/172/rpm_form_command()] Command: chroot /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477 /bin/su -s /bin/sh nobody -c /bin/sh -c "/usr/bin/rpmbuild --define '_topdir /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de' --define 'optflags -O2 -march=pentium' --buildroot='/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020' -ba /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SPECS/aspell-de.spec"
Executing(%prep): /bin/sh -e /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.77443
sh-trace: umask 022
sh-trace: cd /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/BUILD
sh-trace: LANG=C
sh-trace: export LANG
sh-trace: unset DISPLAY
sh-trace: rm -rf /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020
sh-trace: cd /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/BUILD
sh-trace: rm -rf aspell-de-0.50-2
sh-trace: /usr/bin/bzip2 -dc /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SOURCES/aspell-de-0.50-2.tar.bz2
sh-trace: tar -xf -
sh-trace: STATUS=0
sh-trace: '[' 0 -ne 0 ']'
sh-trace: cd aspell-de-0.50-2
sh-trace: exit 0
Executing(%build): /bin/sh -e /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.77443
sh-trace: umask 022
sh-trace: cd /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/BUILD
sh-trace: cd aspell-de-0.50-2
sh-trace: LANG=C
sh-trace: export LANG
sh-trace: unset DISPLAY
sh-trace: echo 'ASPELL = aspell'
sh-trace: echo 'DEST_DIR = /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020'
sh-trace: echo 'WORD_LIST_COMPRESS = word-list-compress'
sh-trace: echo 'dictdir = /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020/usr/lib/aspell'
sh-trace: echo 'datadir = /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020/usr/share/aspell'
sh-trace: cat Makefile.pre
sh-trace: make
word-list-compress d < de-only.cwl | aspell --lang=de create master ./de-only.rws
word-list-compress d < de_CH-only.cwl | aspell --lang=de create master ./de_CH-only.rws
word-list-compress d < de_DE-only.cwl | aspell --lang=de create master ./de_DE-only.rws
sh-trace: exit 0
Executing(%install): /bin/sh -e /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.46239
sh-trace: umask 022
sh-trace: cd /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/BUILD
sh-trace: cd aspell-de-0.50-2
sh-trace: LANG=C
sh-trace: export LANG
sh-trace: unset DISPLAY
sh-trace: make install
mkdir -p /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020/usr/lib/aspell/
cp de-only.rws de_CH-only.rws de_DE-only.rws de.multi de_CH.multi de_DE.multi deutsch.alias german.alias swiss.alias /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020/usr/lib/aspell/
cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020/usr/lib/aspell/ && chmod 644 de-only.rws de_CH-only.rws de_DE-only.rws de.multi de_CH.multi de_DE.multi deutsch.alias german.alias swiss.alias
mkdir -p /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020/usr/share/aspell/
cp de.dat de_phonet.dat /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020/usr/share/aspell/
cd /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020/usr/share/aspell/ && chmod 644 de.dat de_phonet.dat
sh-trace: /usr/lib/rpm/caos/brp-compress
sh-trace: /usr/lib/rpm/caos/brp-strip /usr/bin/strip
sh-trace: /usr/lib/rpm/caos/brp-strip-static-archive /usr/bin/strip
sh-trace: /usr/lib/rpm/caos/brp-strip-comment-note /usr/bin/strip /usr/bin/objdump
Processing files: aspell-de-0.50-5.caos
Requires(rpmlib): rpmlib(CompressedFileNames) <= 3.0.4-1 rpmlib(PayloadFilesHavePrefix) <= 4.0-1
Checking for unpackaged file(s): /usr/lib/rpm/check-files /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020
Wrote: /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SRPMS/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.src.rpm
Wrote: /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/RPMS/i386/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.i386.rpm
Executing(%clean): /bin/sh -e /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.7218
sh-trace: umask 022
sh-trace: cd /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/BUILD
sh-trace: cd aspell-de-0.50-2
sh-trace: rm -rf /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020
sh-trace: exit 0
[buildtool/675/place_package_files()] Output files for aspell-de: /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SRPMS/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.src.rpm /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/RPMS/i386/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.i386.rpm
[buildtool/694/place_package_files()] Testing location "/src.rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS"
[buildtool/707/place_package_files()] Match found for /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SRPMS/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.src.rpm: =src.rpm$ (/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS).
[buildtool/721/place_package_files()] /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.src.rpm exists; removing.
[buildtool/725/place_package_files()] ln -f /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SRPMS/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.src.rpm /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.src.rpm
[buildtool/694/place_package_files()] Testing location "/src.rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/SRPMS"
[buildtool/694/place_package_files()] Testing location "/rpm$/=/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386"
[buildtool/707/place_package_files()] Match found for /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/RPMS/i386/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.i386.rpm: =rpm$ (/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386).
[buildtool/721/place_package_files()] /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.i386.rpm exists; removing.
[buildtool/725/place_package_files()] ln -f /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/RPMS/i386/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.i386.rpm /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/aspell-de-0.50-5.caos.i386.rpm
Package build for aspell-de completed successfully. (Wednesday, 05 October 2005 05:42:13 EDT)
[Build.pm/462/cleanup_build_tree()] /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de | /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020 | /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477 | orc
[Build.pm/463/cleanup_build_tree()] Only allowing cleaning in: /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/BUILD /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/BUILD /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SRPMS /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SRPMS /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/RPMS /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/RPMS /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SPECS /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SPECS /caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SOURCES /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SOURCES /var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020 /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/var/tmp/mezzanine-buildroot.26785/aspell-de.14020
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[Build.pm/507/cleanup_build_tree()] Yes.
[Build.pm/498/cleanup_build_tree()] Cleaning /var/tmp/mezzanine.temp.dironly.26785.3477/caos/repo/ext/autobuilder/i386/00_LOGS/docpub/aspell-de/SOURCES?
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Release No. 0445.97
Remarks
by
Deputy Secretary Rich Rominger
27th Soybean Seed Research Conference &
52nd Corn & Sorghum Research Conference
American Seed Trade Association Annual Meeting
Chicago, Illinois -- December 10, 1997
"Role of the USDA in Positioning U.S. Agriculture for Exporting Transgenic
Products"
Bill, thanks very much. And my thanks to the American Seed Trade
Association for bringing all of us together. Like everyone here, I've
probably got more questions than answers. But that's what this conference is
all about... and I'm delighted to be part of the ASTA's annual opportunity
to explore those questions and lay the issues facing this great industry out
on the table.
I want to recognize our international visitors here today. Speaking
not for myself, but for my great-grandfather, I encourage everyone to take
in the exhibit on the contributions of German immigrants to American
agriculture. My thanks to the ASTA for the initial research grant for the
exhibit, and to the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany and the
Agricultural Art and Science Foundation for having a big hand in producing
it. More than one million people have seen the exhibit so far and I
understand it's booked til the year 2001.
I've got to admit that it was my wife Evelyne, with her mostly English
roots, who convinced me to provide information and artifacts from the
Rominger family. As usual, I'm glad I took her advice. I don't lean toward a
public display of family history. But I've come to see this as a tribute to
my great-grandparents -- Blickle and Rominger, who came from the Black
Forest to settle farms in California. More important, it's a chance to
portray agriculture's stability and change through the generations for the
public and for my own children, who still work the land, producing seed and
other crops.
Right now, American agriculture is struggling with tough questions
about stability and change. And when we talk about generations, we're
probably talking about first and second lines of genetically-engineered
seed, rather than children or grandchildren. We've already got the first
real-world applications of biotechnology moving through the agricultural
production pipeline. But moving right along with them are questions of
safety, sound science, ethics, and fairness. These are today's versions of
earlier discussions about trade numbers and data. The debate is moving into
an entirely new realm as we head into the 21st century.
USDA's role is to remind us all that modern agriculture is ultimately
a business whose success depends on productivity and competitiveness. We
have a commitment to further the production of U.S. agriculture and move
those products in trade once we're satisfied that they represent sound
science. We have a responsibility to fight protectionism in all its forms,
to continue to work for principled, open trade through discussion and
negotiation. And we have an obligation to keep asking hard questions: how
can the U.S. respond conscientiously -- as the most blessed nation of
abundance in the world -- to the crisis of hunger? And how do we do this in
a sustainable way, without stressing our land and destroying our resources?
TRADE
Just last week, Secretary Glickman signed a statement of intent with
Argentina to form a joint committee of high-level officials. We're pledging
to work together -- quickly and fairly -- through trade difficulties ...
like market access, food safety, research and technology.
This is an important step for the U.S. seed industry. U.S.-Argentine
agricultural trade is at an all-time high, with U.S. sales led by planting
seeds -- record-high this year -- and consumer-oriented agricultural goods.
From Argentina, the Secretary went to Chile. He stopped by the Pioneer
seed farm and processing plant in Buin. Chile has been a progressive nation
in biotechnology ... responsible, systematic and thorough. When I visited
Chile in October, I told the Chileans how much we appreciate their efforts
to get U.S. biotech corn seed approved. The Secretary did the same last
week. We're hoping to get a green light for human food use there in the near
future.
On the overall trade front, we're looking at the second largest year
ever for farm exports, projected at $58.5 billion in '98. We're expecting
gains in livestock, grains, and horticultural products. Nearly $9 billion
worth of soybeans and products are heading to the European Union, China,
Asia and Latin America. This reflects their versatility as a livestock feed
and food ingredient, and the ability of our researchers to come up with that
versatility in varieties and breeding lines.
This past year, planting seed exports were a record high, up 27
percent from the year before. Corn seed was number one, followed by
soybeans, alfalfa, sweet corn, tomato, flower seed, and sorghum.
Since the early 1970s, exports of U.S. planting seeds have been
averaging gains of more than 5 percent each year. Their value has literally
doubled in just 10 years -- to over $800 million now. And in the past
decade, that same export value has grown from 10 to 20 percent of total
commercial seed sales. The increasing importance of planting seed exports
results, in no small measure, from the partnership between ASTA and USDA.
For four decades, ASTA has been a Foreign Market Development Cooperator. And
the U.S. seed industry, through ASTA, has set the standard for participation
in our market development programs by contributing at the high end -- $2.50
to $3.00 -- for every FAS program dollar.
That relationship, those years of development, are paying off. It's
our job to make sure they continue to pay off.
GENETICALLY ENGINEERED FOODS
Since the Farm Bill passed a year-and-a-half ago, Secretary Glickman
and I have been hearing one question over and over from producers: with
government moving out the back door of income support, who's coming in the
front? Where do we go from here? Who's there to help us in the riskier,
market-oriented agriculture of the 21st century?
The agriculture community looks to research and science to fill in
where government and market stabilization left off. They see it as
agriculture's new safety net. And rightly so.
For our part, now that we're out of the business of income support,
we're freer to focus on the vital infrastructure that supports our export
numbers and holds promise for global food security.
Biotechnology is our greatest hope. It's like a stone skipped into a
pond. The effects just keep on rippling out from the center. It dramatically
increases crop yields. It uses less water and pesticides, offers greater
nutritional value. And, in the process, there's less stress on fragile lands
and forests.
Food biotechnology is already making its presence felt. It's filling
consumer demand with high-quality, good-tasting food products produced in
ways that are environmentally sustainable. On the production side, about 15
percent of the 1997 soybean acreage was planted to herbicide-resistant
soybeans from seed distributed by more than 70 companies. Twelve percent of
all U.S. corn planted this year was genetically engineered for insect
resistance.
The fact is that the U.S. has a tremendous lead on the rest of the
world in biotechnology, and that includes agricultural technology.
Single-gene traits, easiest to develop, are the first to market. The first
engineered crops have single-gene traits that affect production -- like Bt
corn that's toxic to some caterpillars.
The Chicago Tribune ran an article recently on one producer who was
ecstatic over the results of his biotech planting.
"When I walked through the fields planted with Bt corn," he said, " I
couldn't find one corn borer, not one. I plan to plant 60 percent of my corn
crop in Bt corn next spring." Not only did the farmer's 80 acres of Bt corn
come through without a single borer. They yielded 210 bushels per acre --
about 10 bushels more than his conventional corn.
Last spring, I had the chance to get a close look at the research
behind numbers like these at the Plant Gene Expression Center in Albany,
California. They're working there on ... * Genetic engineering of
monocots -- corn ...
* Large-scale genome sequencing ...
* Identifying plant disease resistance genes ...isolating the "N" gene
...
The "N" gene is the joint discovery of USDA scientists and the
University of California at Berkeley, working side-by-side in a truly unique
research partnership. It may impact Third World countries in ways we can't
fully project. With its capacity to protect against disease without the use
of costly agri-chemicals, it may benefit both their environment and their
economics.
Partnerships like this stand behind American agriculture's lead in
plant genetics.
USDA is committed to assuring the broadest application of plant
genetic improvements to the U.S. farmer. We're committed to keeping the
American seed industry ahead of the world in improved plant material. This
may require release of germplasm. It may require a special partnership with
private companies. It's precisely this ability to collaborate and
participate in commercial development that gets our producers the quickest
and broadest benefit ... and keeps American agriculture in the forefront of
genetic advance.
Technology transfer is nothing new to USDA. But, like everything else,
it's evolved over time. The tools used to transfer discoveries have changed.
The terminology has changed ... intellectual property rights, patents,
licenses, CRADAs (or Cooperative Research and Development Agreements),
strategic partnerships, and commercialization are today's language.
But the goal hasn't changed -- to move ARS research results quickly to
those who need them. And, by almost any standard, USDA historically has --
and still has -- the most effective technology transfer of any government
agency.
Now we're working to refine those partnerships. We're looking to
involve customers in research planning and technology application. This
demands cooperation with extension, with producer organizations, Federal and
State regulatory and action agencies, and customer advocacy groups.
A recent effort coordinated by ARS is a fine example. The Latin
American Maize Project is a unique collaboration -- companies,
universities, government scientists -- to broaden the genetic diversity of
corn. This genetic material is valuable, and now it's been saved. We
expect the development of specialty corns to boost the U.S. share of the
export market and help maintain consistent quality for domestic users.
Ultimately, it will figure in the success of the agricultural economy and
let us adapt more easily to our export challenges.
THE U.S. GUARANTEE OF SOUND SCIENCE
Our challenges, as you know too well, are formidable.
Whenever I start to consider how far we've still got to go in public
understanding of science, I think of a recent cartoon and just how far we've
come.
A little boy, watching the news with his mother on Veterans Day, is
confused by a story about the Tomb of the Unknown Solider. Puzzled, he turns
to his mom and says, "Why don't they just check his DNA?"
When it comes to gaining global acceptance of the results of our
science, nothing is that simple. But the U.S. position is that
straightforward. The message President Clinton, Secretary Glickman and I
have taken around the world is that sound science must be the ultimate
arbiter of trade differences. Acceptance of this principle is the only way
that nations committed on paper to a free and fair trading environment will
demonstrate that they are committed in fact.
The critical test in international trade rules is a single question:
what does sound science say? The U.S. takes this question very seriously.
The answers we offer for all commodities are based on rigorous testing and
uncompromised scientific review.
USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) and the
Environmental Protection Agency regulate the environmental risk of
engineered crops. Before we permit engineered crops to be grown
commercially, APHIS must approve them. We check any possible risks from the
transfer of foreign genes or harmful genes to other species. It's often the
case that engineered crops -- like soybeans and Bt cotton -- pose less risk
to the environment than the technology they replace.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulates food safety for crop
products. The FDA has found no special safety hazard in food engineering.
Transgenic foods may enter the U.S. without special labeling unless a new
gene product is involved that causes a nutritional change or carries
consumer risk -- like an allergen.
U.S. citizens, as a whole, have confidence in the safety of their food
supply. They understand that we don't rush to judgment. They accept the
effectiveness of our regulatory system to monitor the safety of transgenic
products.
But the scenario is much different in some of our principal export
markets. Although Bt corn and Roundup Ready soybeans were shipped to Europe
last year, other new varieties are stuck in the EU pipeline.
Our frustration isn't necessarily with a lack of approval of biotech
products. It's with the chronic uncertainty governing the EU's approval
process. As Secretary Glickman has written to Agricultural Commissioner
Franz Fischler, we feel this uncertainty threatens to disrupt commercial
trade in agricultural commodities.
LABELING
And we're opposed to mandatory labeling of genetically engineered
products, as recommended by the European Commission.
The U.S. has serious questions about the specifics of the labeling and
the testing that the EU is proposing. We feel that the special labeling of
biotech foods is unnecessary and will mislead consumers. Labeling should be
reserved for providing information to consumers on health and safety. The EU
argues that it won't label for health and safety reasons, but to protect the
consumer's right to know.
We're pleased that the EU appears to have backed away from a
requirement to segregate biotech products. But we're watching carefully to
make sure that the final outcome of the labeling policy isn't tantamount to
segregation.
We're also making it abundantly clear that we'll fight protectionism
in the guise of phony science barriers. We'll continue to press in
international negotiations for science-based sanitary and phyto-sanitary
trade regulations. We'll hold all countries to their commitments under the
World Trade Organization. Internal politics and other unjustified trade
disruptions are unacceptable. We hope to see biotechnology at the top of the
agenda in the next round of WTO agricultural trade talks. This will be one
of the most serious decisions we make for our world as we head into a new
century.
We need to work hand-in-hand with you and with others in the industry
-- growers, processors, and the trade -- to ensure that transgenic seed is
approved by other countries on a timely basis. Otherwise, trade disruptions
will be inevitable.
We in government are doing our best to gain foreign market acceptance
of U.S. grain from transgenic seed. But our task will be made impossible if
foreign approval processes are ignored, or seed is marketed without
necessary consideration to the requirements of other countries. The
integrity and comprehensiveness of our approval system for GMOs (genetically
modified organisms) certainly provide a good basis to assure that products
we approve will be approved elsewhere. But great care must be taken to
ensure that trade is not halted simply because we've ignored this factor.
As I said, we need to continue to work together on this problem.
As we work to champion the cause of biotechnology, we must also do a
better job of teamwork -- government and industry -- to educate the world's
consumers. Much of the biotech debate hinges on fear. Lack of knowledge
fans the flame of fear. We can do better.
Those nations steeped in uncertainty fail to see scientific advance as
a much-needed continuum. We have little doubt that the debate will modify
over time as the demand for food grows ... especially food produced in a
way that attends to the environment. It's inevitable that countries failing
to adopt the best technologies will falter.
So our mission is to pursue the course of science and to navigate
short-term roadblocks with our sights fixed on the long-term benefits to our
farmers, our industries, and our fragile environment. This is more than
science, or dollars and cents. It's a matter of conviction that we are doing
everything within our power to guarantee safety. From that point, it's a
matter of conscience that we must use every safe tool at our disposal to
feed a growing world. As former President Jimmy Carter has said,
"Responsible biotechnology is not the enemy; starvation is." It's a powerful
mandate, and one that we take on -- with you -- with seriousness and great
satisfaction. Thank you.
#
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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BIRMINGHAM AL
600 PM CST WED FEB 20 2008
...12 TORNADOES AFFECT CENTRAL ALABAMA FEBRUARY 17TH...
ON SUNDAY FEBRUARY 17, 2008, A STRONG UPPER LEVEL LOW EJECTED OUT OF
THE SOUTHERN PLAINS AND TRACKED ACROSS THE TENNESSEE VALLEY ON
FEBRUARY 17TH. STRONG SOUTHERLY WINDS DRAMATICALLY INCREASED THE
MOISTURE CONTENT ACROSS CENTRAL ALABAMA IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME.
SURFACE DEW POINTS ROSE INTO THE 60S ACROSS A LARGE PART OF THE
AREA. THE SKIES ACTUALLY CLEARED FOR A TIME IN MANY AREAS ALLOWING
TEMPERATURES TO SOAR INTO THE 70S. AN UPPER LEVEL JET STREAK AND A
STRONG UPPER LEVEL LOW PROVIDED UPPER LEVEL LIFT, MOISTURE WAS
PLENTIFUL AT SEVERAL LEVELS, AND ATMOSPHERIC INSTABILITY WAS
SUFFICIENT ENOUGH FOR SUPERCELL DEVELOPMENT.
BEFORE NOON, A BROKEN SQUALL LINE, CONTAINING SUPERCELLS, DEVELOPED
ALONG THE ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI STATE LINE AND TRACKED EASTWARD ACROSS
CENTRAL ALABAMA. THESE STORMS INTENSIFIED DURING THE AFTERNOON
HOURS. BY SUNSET, DAMAGE WAS REPORTED AT NUMEROUS LOCATIONS GENERALLY
ALONG AND SOUTH OF A LINE FROM DEMOPOLIS TO WEDOWEE.
TORNADO WATCHES WERE IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF CENTRAL ALABAMA
BETWEEN 530 AM AND 800 PM. A TOTAL OF 26 TORNADO WARNINGS AND 7
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS WERE ISSUED BETWEEN 1059 AM AND 505 PM
BY THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST OFFICE IN BIRMINGHAM.
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STORM SURVEY ASSESSMENT TEAMS HAVE
IDENTIFIED THE FOLLOWING TORNADO DAMAGE PATHS:
EF-3 PRATTVILLE TORNADO:
AUTAUGA COUNTY...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM HAS SURVEYED THE
DAMAGE IN AUTAUGA COUNTY AND DETERMINED THE DAMAGE WAS THE RESULT OF
A STRONG TORNADO. THE TORNADO HAS BEEN RATED AN EF-3 ON THE ENHANCED
FUJITA SCALE. DAMAGE ESTIMATES WERE CONSISTENT WITH WINDS AROUND 155
MPH. THE TORNADO DAMAGE PATH WAS 14.5 MILES LONG AND WAS 440 YARDS
WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT. THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR THE WASTE
TREATMENT FACILITY SOUTH SOUTHWEST OF PRATTVILLE. THE TORNADO TRACKED
NORTHEASTWARD AND CROSSED US HIGHWAY 82, US HIGHWAY 31, AND COBBS
FORD ROAD. THE SOUTHERN AND EASTERN PARTS OF PRATTVILLE SUSTAINED
SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE. THE HIGHEST WINDS LIKELY OCCURRED ALONG COBBS
FORD ROAD/EAST MAIN STREET NEAR MCQUEEN SMITH ROAD AND IN THE SILVER
HILLS SUBDIVISION. AN ESTIMATED 200 RESIDENTIAL HOMES AND 40
BUSINESSES WERE DAMAGED OR DESTROYED. HUNDREDS OF TREES WERE EITHER
SNAPPED OFF OR WERE UPROOTED ALONG THE PATH. IN ADDITION...50
INJURIES WERE REPORTED. THE MOST SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE OCCURRED BETWEEN
300 AND 305 PM. A TORNADO WARNING WAS IN EFFECT FROM 231 PM UNTIL 330
PM.
ELMORE COUNTY...
THE PRATTVILLE TORNADO CONTINUED INTO ELMORE COUNTY NEAR MILLBROOK.
THE TORNADO CROSSED INTERSTATE 65 AND STATE HIGHWAY 14 BEFORE
LIFTING JUST WEST OF SPEIGNER LAKE. THE TORNADO EXHIBITED A
MOTION SHIFTED SLIGHTLY TOWARD THE NORTH AS IT MOVED THROUGH ELMORE
COUNTY. THE TORNADO SNAPPED AND UPROOTED SEVERAL TREES AND PRODUCED
GENERALLY LIGHT STRUCTURAL DAMAGE TO SEVERAL BUILDINGS. A TORNADO
WARNING WAS IN EFFECT FROM 231 PM UNTIL 330 PM. NO INJURIES WERE
REPORTED IN ELMORE COUNTY. THE TORNADO WAS ON THE GROUND FROM ABOUT
258 PM TO 311 PM.
EF-2 COLLIRENE TORNADO:
LOWNDES COUNTY...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM HAS SURVEYED THE
DAMAGE IN LOWNDES COUNTY AND IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THAT THE DAMAGE
WAS THE RESULT OF A TORNADO. THE TORNADO HAS BEEN RATED EF-2 ON THE
ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. DAMAGE ESTIMATES WERE CONSISTENT WITH WINDS
AROUND 120 MPH. THE TORNADO DAMAGE PATH WAS 11 MILES LONG AND WAS
225 YARDS WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT. THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN THE
COLLIRENE COMMUNITY, APPROXIMATELY 14 MILES WEST OF HAYNEVILLE. THE
TORNADO TRACKED NORTHEASTWARD AND ENDED JUST NORTH OF US HIGHWAY 80.
AT LEAST 11 STRUCTURES WERE DAMAGED WITH THREE OF THESE BEING
COMPLETELY DESTROYED. HUNDREDS OF TREES WERE EITHER SNAPPED OFF OR
UPROOTED ALONG THE PATH. THE MOST EXTENSIVE DAMAGE OCCURRED IN AND
NEAR THE COLLIRENE COMMUNITY. TEN INJURIES WERE ATTRIBUTED TO THIS
TORNADO. A TORNADO WARNING WAS IN EFFECT FROM 145 PM UNTIL 245 PM.
THE TORNADO WAS ON THE GROUND FROM ABOUT 224 PM TO 237 PM.
EF-2 SUMMERFIELD TORNADO:
DALLAS COUNTY...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM HAS SURVEYED THE
DAMAGE IN DALLAS COUNTY AND IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THE DAMAGE WAS THE
RESULT OF A TORNADO. THE TORNADO HAS BEEN RATED AN EF-2 ON THE
ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. DAMAGE ESTIMATES WERE CONSISTENT WITH WINDS
AROUND 120 MPH. THE TORNADO DAMAGE PATH WAS 7.6 MILES LONG AND 300
YARDS WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT. THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR WARRIOR
DRIVE, JUST SOUTHEAST OF THE PERRY COUNTY LINE. THIS LOCATION IS
APPROXIMATELY 4 MILES SOUTHWEST OF SUMMERFIELD. THE TORNADO TRACKED
NORTHEASTWARD ACROSS STATE HIGHWAY 219 NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF
COUNTY ROAD 230, MOVED RIGHT THROUGH SUMMERFIELD, CROSSED COUNTY ROAD
37, AND LIFTED JUST EAST OF THE INTERSECTION OF COUNTY ROAD 37 AND
COUNTY ROAD 844. AT LEAST 7 HOMES AND 2 BUSINESSES WERE TOTALLY
DESTROYED. TWELVE TO FIFTEEN ADDITIONAL STRUCTURES WERE DAMAGED
TO VARYING DEGREES. HUNDREDS OF TREES WERE EITHER SNAPPED OFF OR
WERE UPROOTED ALONG THE PATH. A TORNADO WARNING WAS IN EFFECT FROM
1208 PM UNTIL 100 PM. NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED. THE TORNADO WAS
ON THE GROUND FROM ABOUT 1226 PM TO 1238 PM.
EF-2 COTTONTON TORNADO:
RUSSELL COUNTY...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM HAS SURVEYED THE
DAMAGE IN RUSSELL COUNTY. IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THE DAMAGE WAS THE
RESULT OF A TORNADO. THE TORNADO HAS BEEN RATED AN EF-2 ON THE
ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. DAMAGE ESTIMATES ARE CONSISTENT WITH WINDS
AROUND 125 MPH. THE DAMAGE PATH IN ALABAMA WAS 7.8 MILES LONG AND
WAS ONE MILE WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT. THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR
THE INTERSECTION OF US HIGHWAY 431 AND COUNTY ROAD 51 IN THE SOUTHERN
PORTION OF THE COUNTY. THE TORNADO TRACKED NORTHEAST TO AT LEAST THE
CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER NEAR THE COTTONTON COMMUNITY. THE MOST
SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE WAS LOCATED NEAR COUNTY ROAD 12. AT LEAST
TWO MOBILE HOMES WERE DESTROYED AND TWO FRAME HOUSES RECEIVED
SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE. NUMEROUS TREES WERE EITHER SNAPPED OFF OR
UPROOTED ALONG THE PATH. AT LEAST ONE VEHICLE WAS FLIPPED OVER.
THE TORNADO WAS ON THE GROUND IN RUSSELL COUNTY FROM 340 PM UNTIL 351
PM. A TORNADO WARNING WAS IN AFFECT FROM 337 PM UNTIL 415 PM.
EF-1 WEDOWEE TORNADO:
RANDOLPH COUNTY...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM HAS SURVEY THE
DAMAGE IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN RANDOLPH COUNTY AND IT HAS BEEN
DETERMINED THAT THE DAMAGE WAS THE RESULT OF A TORNADO. THE TORNADO
HAS BEEN RATED AN EF-1 ON THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. DAMAGE
ESTIMATES WERE CONSISTENT WITH WINDS BETWEEN 90 TO 95 MPH. THE
TORNADO DAMAGE PATH WAS 14.9 MILES LONG AND WAS 150 YARDS WIDE AT
ITS WIDEST POINT. THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN ON COUNTY ROAD 15 NEAR THE
PLEASANT GROVE CHURCH. THIS LOCATION IS ABOUT 3 MILES SOUTHWEST OF
WEDOWEE. THE STORM THEN TRACKED NORTHEAST DAMAGING FIVE HOMES, AT
LEAST TWO VEHICLES AND THREE BARNS. ONE SHOP AND NUMEROUS OTHER
OUTBUILDINGS WERE SIGNIFICANTLY DAMAGED OR DESTROYED. ADDITIONALLY,
SEVERAL DOZEN TREES WERE EITHER SNAPPED OFF OR WERE UPROOTED ALONG
THE PATH. THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN AROUND 222 PM AND WAS APPARENTLY
ON THE GROUND AT THE GEORGIA STATE LINE AROUND 237 PM. A TORNADO
WARNING WAS IN EFFECT FROM 208 PM UNTIL 257 PM. NO INJURIES WERE
REPORTED.
EF-1 CLANTON TORNADO AND WIND DAMAGE:
CHILTON COUNTY...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM HAS SURVEYED THE
DAMAGE NEAR EXIT 205 ALONG INTERSTATE 65 IN CHILTON COUNTY. IT HAS
BEEN DETERMINED THAT THE MAJORITY OF THIS DAMAGE WAS THE RESULT OF
STRAIGHT LINE WINDS, BUT A SMALL TRACK TORNADO WAS ALSO DISCOVERED..
THIS DAMAGE ENCOMPASSED AN AREA NEARLY 2.75 MILES LONG BY 1.5 MILES
WIDE BETWEEN COUNTY ROAD 7 AND COUNTY ROAD 41. HOWEVER THE SURVEY
ALSO FOUND A LOCALIZED AREA EAST OF INTERSTATE 65 THAT WAS THE RESULT
OF A TORNADO. THE TORNADO HAS BEEN RATED AN EF-1 ON THE
ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. DAMAGE ESTIMATES WEE CONSISTENT WITH WINDS
AROUND 110 MPH. THE TORNADO DAMAGE PATH WAS 1.1 MILES LONG AND 200
YARDS MILES WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT. DAMAGE WAS PRIMARILY CONFINED
TO TREES, WITH APPROXIMATELY 300 TREES EITHER UPROOTED OR SNAPPED
OFF. IN ADDITION, APPROXIMATELY 15 STRUCTURES WERE DAMAGED. THE WORST
DAMAGE WAS DUE TO A FEW TREES FALLING ONTO A MOBILE HOME ALONG COUNTY
ROAD 41. SEVERAL FAST FOOD RESTAURANT SIGNS AND A COUPLE OF ROAD
SIGNS WERE DAMAGED OR DESTROYED. THE TORNADO WAS ON THE GROUND FROM
105 TO 106 PM, WHILE THE DAMAGING WINDS PRECEDED THIS TORNADO BY A
FEW MINUTES. TWO TORNADO WARNINGS WERE ISSUED FOR THIS STORM. THE
FIRST WAS ISSUED AT 1208 PM AND EXPIRED AT 100 PM. THE SECOND TORNADO
WARNING WAS ISSUED AT 1253 PM AND EXPIRED AT 130 PM. IN ADDITION, A
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING WAS ISSUED AT 1228 PM AND EXPIRED AT 130
PM. NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED.
EF-1 SPRING HILL TORNADO:
PIKE COUNTY...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM HAS SURVEYED THE
DAMAGE IN PIKE COUNTY AND DETERMINED THE DAMAGE WAS THE RESULT OF A
TORNADO. THE TORNADO HAS BEEN RATED AN EF-1 ON THE ENHANCED
FUJITA SCALE. DAMAGE ESTIMATES WERE CONSISTENT WITH WINDS AROUND
100 MPH. THE TORNADO DAMAGE PATH WAS 8.3 MILES LONG AND 250 YARDS
WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT. THE TORNADO ENTERED PIKE COUNTY FROM COFFEE
COUNTY APPROXIMATELY 5 MILES SOUTHEAST OF HENDERSON, CROSSED STATE
HIGHWAYS 87 AND 167 AND ENDED JUST NORTH OF THE INTERSECTION OF
COUNTY ROADS 6 AND 57. THIS STORM TRACKED ACROSS COUNTIES IN BOTH
MOBILE'S AND TALLAHASSEE'S AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY. ALTHOUGH THE STORM
PRODUCED EF-1 DAMAGE IN PIKE COUNTY, THE FINAL EF RATING, PATH
LENGTH AND PATH WIDTH WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE MAXIMUM ALONG THE
ENTIRE PATH OF THE TORNADO. IN PIKE COUNTY, ONE HOME AND ONE
CHURCH WERE DAMAGED AND NUMEROUS TREES WERE EITHER SNAPPED OFF OR
WERE UPROOTED ALONG THE PATH. THE TORNADO WAS ON THE GROUND IN PIKE
COUNTY FROM ABOUT 223 PM UNTIL 234 PM. A TORNADO WARNING WAS IN
EFFECT FROM 150 PM UNTIL 245 PM.
EF-1 GOODWATER TORNADO:
COOSA AND TALLAPOOSA COUNTIES...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM HAS SURVEYED THE
DAMAGE IN COOSA AND TALLAPOOSA COUNTIES. IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED
THE DAMAGE WAS THE RESULT OF A TORNADO. HE TORNADO HAS BEEN RATED
AN EF-1 ON THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. DAMAGE ESTIMATES WERE
CONSISTENT WITH WINDS AROUND 95 MPH. THE TORNADO DAMAGE PATH WAS 10.7
MILES LONG AND 100 YARDS WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT.
THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN ALONG US HIGHWAY 280 NEAR THE BRADFORD
COMMUNITY. THE TORNADO MOVED NORTHEASTWARD AND CROSSED STATE
HIGHWAY 9, COUNTY ROAD 77/83/85, GOODWATER ROAD, AND STATE HIGHWAY
63. THE TORNADO LIFTED NEAR THE TALLAPOOSA AND CLAY COUNTY LINE
NORTHEAST OF STATE HIGHWAY 63. A LARGE MAJORITY OF THE DAMAGE WAS EF-
0 AND LIMITED TO BROKEN LIMBS AND SNAPPED SOFTWOOD TREES. THE MOST
SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE OCCURRED NEAR COUNTY ROAD 77 AND STATE HIGHWAY
9. AT LEAST 6 HOMES SUFFERED VARYING DEGREES OF DAMAGE ALONG THE
PATH. AT LEAST THREE AUTOMOBILES WERE HEAVILY DAMAGED BY FALLEN
TREES. NUMEROUS OUTBUILDINGS AND BARNS WERE EITHER DAMAGED OR
DESTROYED ALONG THE PATH. THE TORNADO WAS ON THE GROUND FROM
APPROXIMATELY 142 PM UNTIL 153 PM.
EF-1 GAINO TORNADO:
BARBOUR COUNTY...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SURVEY TEAM HAS ASSESSED THE DAMAGE
IN SOUTHEASTERN BARBOUR COUNTY AND DETERMINED IT WAS THE RESULT OF A
TORNADO RANKING EF-1 ON THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE...WITH ESTIMATED
WINDS UP TO 100 MPH. THE PATH LENGTH WAS 21.5 MILES LONG AND 75
YARDS WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT. THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR RIVER
ROAD ALONG HIGHWAY 10 WHERE IT SNAPPED TWO WOODEN POWER POLES. IT
THEN TRACKED NORTHEAST ACROSS JOHN MARTIN ROAD BEFORE LIFTING NEAR
THE INTERSECTION OF COUNTY ROAD 79 SOUTH AND HIGHWAY 30. ALONG THE
PATH NUMEROUS TREES WERE UPROOTED OR SNAPPED AND SEVERAL MOBILE HOMES
SUSTAINED MINOR DAMAGE. THIS DAMAGE OCCURRED AT APPROXIMATELY 415 PM.
A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING WAS IN EFFECT FROM 410 PM UNTIL 515 PM.
A TORNADO WARNING WAS IN EFFECT FROM 405 PM UNTIL 445 PM. NO
INJURIES WERE REPORTED.
EF-0 MELLOW VALLEY TORNADO:
CLAY COUNTY...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM HAS SURVEYED THE
DAMAGE IN SOUTHEASTERN CLAY COUNTY AND IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THE
DAMAGE WAS THE RESULT OF A WEAK TORNADO. THE TORNADO HAS BEEN RATED
AN EF-0 ON THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. DAMAGE ESTIMATES WERE
CONSISTENT WITH WINDS BETWEEN 70 AND 75 MPH. THE TORNADO DAMAGE PATH
WAS 1.6 MILES LONG AND WAS 50 YARDS WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT. THE
TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR FULLER ROAD WHERE MINIMAL TREE DAMAGE
OCCURRED AND ONE HOME SUSTAINED ROOF DAMAGE. IT THEN TRACKED
NORTHEAST BEFORE LIFTING NEAR CATFISH ROAD. REDS CATFISH CABIN HAD A
SMALL PART OF THE ROOF TORN OFF. SEVERAL TREES WERE SNAPPED OFF ALONG
THE SHORT PATH. ONE VEHICLE WAS PARTIALLY LIFTED INTO THE AIR AND
ROOF DEBRIS WAS DEPOSITED UNDERNEATH IT. THERE WERE APPROXIMATELY 100
PEOPLE IN THE CATFISH RESTAURANT WHEN THE TORNADO HIT. THESE PEOPLE
WERE IN THE BASEMENT AFTER THE OWNER TOOK ACTION WHEN HEARING THE
WARNING. NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED. THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN ABOUT
203 PM AND WAS ON THE GROUND FOR ONLY A MINUTE. A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM
WARNING WAS IN EFFECT FROM 127 PM UNTIL 230 PM. A TORNADO WARNING WAS
IN EFFECT FROM 140 PM UNTIL 215 PM.
EF-0 HACKNEYVILLE TORNADO:
TALLAPOOSA COUNTY...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM HAS SURVEYED THE
DAMAGE IN TALLAPOOSA COUNTY AND IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THE DAMAGE WAS
THE RESULT OF A WEAK TORNADO. THE TORNADO HAS BEEN RATED AN EF-0 ON
THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. DAMAGE ESTIMATES WERE CONSISTENT WITH
WINDS AROUND 70 MPH. THE TORNADO DAMAGE PATH WAS 4.5 MILES LONG AND
WAS 50 YARDS WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT. THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR
PEARSON CHAPEL ROAD NORTH OF BARNETT ROAD. THE TORNADO TRAVELED
NORTHEASTWARD AND ENDED JUST NORTH OF HACKNEYVILLE BEFORE IT CROSSED
COUNTY ROAD 5. A FEW HOMES SUFFERED MINOR ROOF DAMAGE AND A FEW TREES
WERE EITHER SNAPPED OFF OF LOST SOME LIMBS. THE TORNADO WAS ON THE
GROUND FROM ABOUT 147 PM UNTIL 153 PM. ADDITIONAL STORMS AFFECTED
THIS SAME AREA LATER IN THE DAY. MORE TREE DAMAGE WAS SUSTAINED ABOUT
AN HOUR LATER JUST SOUTH OF THE TORNADO PATHS. OF NOTE, SEVERAL
DOCUMENTS FROM PRATTVILLE FELL OUT OF THE SKY IN AND AROUND THIS
LOCATION AFTER THE SECOND SET OF STORMS PASSED BY.
EF-0 BAKER HILL TORNADO:
BARBOUR COUNTY...
A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SURVEY TEAM HAS ASSESSED ADDITIONAL DAMAGE
IN SOUTHEASTERN BARBOUR COUNTY AND DETERMINED IT WAS THE RESULT OF A
TORNADO RANKING EF-0 ON THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE...WITH ESTIMATED
WINDS UP TO 75 MPH. THE PATH LENGTH WAS ONE-HALF MILE LONG AND 300
YARDS WIDE AT ITS WIDEST POINT. THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR
EUBANKS ROAD (ALSO KNOWN AS COUNTY ROAD 12) WHERE IT DESTROYED A
BARN, TORE SHINGLES OFF A ROOF, UPROOTED A LARGE PINE TREE AND
DAMAGED A TIN ROOF. IT THEN TRACKED NORTHEAST ALONG COUNTY ROAD 79
ROAD BEFORE LIFTING NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF COUNTY ROAD 79 SOUTH
AND HIGHWAY 18. ALONG THE PATH SEVERAL TREES WERE UPROOTED OR
SNAPPED AND SEVERAL ROAD SIGNS SUSTAINED MINOR DAMAGE. THIS DAMAGE
OCCURRED AT APPROXIMATELY 438 PM. A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING WAS
IN EFFECT FROM 410 PM UNTIL 515 PM. A TORNADO WARNING WAS IN EFFECT
FROM 405 PM UNTIL 445 PM. NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED.
NOTE: WHILE SURVEYING SOUTHERN BARBOUR COUNTY, THE TEAM CAME UPON
ROOF REPAIR WORK BEING CONDUCTED ON A HOME NEAR A SUSPECTED TORNADO
TRACK FROM SUNDAYS STORMS. UPON INVESTIGATION, THE TEAM FOUND THAT
THE DAMAGE WAS CAUSED BY A PREVIOUSLY UNREPORTED TORNADO THAT
OCCURRED BACK ON JAN 11, 2008, AT APPROXIMATELY 2 AM. THE TORNADO WAS
RATED AS AN EF-1 WITH WINDS ESTIMATED AT AROUND 110 MPH. THE TORNADO
TRACK WAS APPROXIMATELY 3.5 MILES LONG AND 150 YARDS WIDE AT THE
WIDEST POINT. THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN JUST WEST OF THE INTERSECTION
OF CR 33 AND CR 72, WHERE IT DAMAGED THE ROOF OF A MOBILE HOME...AND
TORE OFF A COVERED DECK AND A PORTION OF THE ATTACHED ROOF OF
ANOTHER HOME. LARGE HARDWOOD TREES WERE UPROOTED IN THE AREA. THE
TORNADO CONTINUED NORTH-NORTHEASTWARD NEAR BLUE SPRINGS STATE PARK
WITH LIMITED TREE DAMAGE. NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF CR 70 AND CR 41,
A PECAN TREE WAS PARTIALLY SNAPPED AND TWISTED, AND SIGNIFICANT ROOF
DAMAGE WAS CAUSED ON ANOTHER HOME. TORNADO DEBRIS PUNCTURED THE ROOF
OF ANOTHER HOME ACROSS THE STREET. THE TORNADO CONTINUED EASTWARD
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WILL BE UPDATED MANY TIMES. CHECK BACK FREQUENTLY FOR THE LATEST
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**Application Instructions**
**for State Grants**
**Fiscal Year 2001**
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**U.S. Department of Education**
**Office of Elementary and Secondary Education**
**Reading Excellence Program**
**Washington, D.C. 20202-6200**
**CFDA Number 84.338A**
**Form Approved: OMB No. 1810-0616**
**Expiration Date: March 31, 2003**
**DATED MATERIAL -- OPEN IMMEDIATELY**
**Closing Date: May 4, 2001**
**Table of Contents**
Introduction [3](#introduction)
Federal Register Notice Inviting Applications
[4](#federal-register-notice-inviting-applications)
Instructions for Transmitting Applications
[8](#instructions-for-transmitting-applications)
Applications Sent Electronically [8](#applications-sent-electronically)
Applications Sent by Mail Only [9](#applications-sent-by-mail-only)
Applications Delivered by Hand/Courier Service:
[10](#applications-delivered-by-handcourier-service)
Instructions for Preparing the Application - Overview
[11](#instructions-for-preparing-the-application---overview)
Application Format and Length [11](#application-format-and-length)
Application Organization [12](#application-organization)
Discretionary Grant Forms [12](#discretionary-grant-forms)
Equitable Access and Participation - Section 427 of the General
Education Provisions Act (GEPA)
[13](#equitable-access-and-participation---section-427-of-the-general-education-provisions-act-gepa)
Selection Criteria [14](#selection-criteria)
Regulatory Requirements [16](#regulatory-requirements)
Absolute priority for focus on K-3 and related services and programs:
[16](#absolute-priority-for-focus-on-k-3-and-related-services-and-programs)
Competitive priority on teacher certification requirements
[16](#competitive-priority-on-teacher-certification-requirements)
Application Outline [17](#application-outline)
Supplemental Budget Form [19](#supplemental-budget-form)
Application Checklists [20](#application-checklists)
Legislative Compliance Checklist [21](#legislative-compliance-checklist)
Requirements from GEPA and Other General Education Legislation and
Regulations
[23](#requirements-from-gepa-and-other-general-education-legislation-and-regulations)
Checklist for Reading and Literacy Partnership
[24](#checklist-for-reading-and-literacy-partnership)
Checklist for Teacher Certification (competitive priority)
[25](#checklist-for-teacher-certification-competitive-priority)
Guidance on Section 427 of the General Education Provision Act
[26](#guidance-on-section-427-of-the-general-education-provision-act)
Standard Forms for Discretionary Grant Applications
[28](#standard-forms-for-discretionary-grant-applications)
Estimated Public Reporting Burden
[49](#estimated-public-reporting-burden)
Intergovernmental Review of Federal Programs
[50](#intergovernmental-review-of-federal-programs)
State Single Points Of Contact [51](#state-single-points-of-contact)
Note: Copies of standard forms are available at the U.S. Department of
Education\'s website at:
> <http://www.ed.gov/fund/grant/apply/appforms/appforms.html>
# Introduction
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**Dear Applicant:**
Thank you for your interest in the Reading Excellence Program. The
Reading Excellence Act amended Title II of the Elementary and Secondary
Education Act of 1965 by adding support for implementing research-based
reading instruction in high poverty schools or schools needing
improvement. This program provides competitive grants to state education
agencies.
The Reading Excellence Act places an emphasis on the importance of
scientifically based research, including findings related to phonemic
awareness, vocabulary and background knowledge, systematic phonics,
fluency, reading comprehension, and motivation, in carrying out these
activities. The Reading Excellence Act legislation requires that in
order to apply the state educational agency must have a reading and
literacy partnership. State educational agencies that receive an award
will competitively subgrant to local education agencies for local
reading improvement programs and tutorial assistance programs. The
primary activities to be supported by grants are: (1) professional
development for teachers and principals; (2) early intervention such as
tutoring and transition programs for kindergarten students; and (3)
family literacy.
Included in this application booklet are the instructions and forms
needed to submit a complete application to the U. S. Department of
Education. This booklet includes information on funding available in FY
2001, the selection criteria and priorities for evaluating applications,
and a copy of the Notice Inviting Applications which provides important
information regarding the FY 2001 grant competition.
For more information about other U.S. Department of Education grant and
contract opportunities, we encourage you to use the Department's
electronic bulletin board and new EDNET service. The bulletin board data
number is (800) 222-4922 (modem access), and the EDNET service can be
accessed on the Internet at [www.ed.gov](http://www.ed.gov/).
We look forward to receiving your application and appreciate your
interest in promoting reading excellence in American education through
implementation of research-based reading instruction.
> **Nancy Rhett**
>
> **Director, Reading Excellence Program**
>
> **Office of Academic Improvement and Demonstration Programs**
>
> **Office of Elementary and Secondary Education**
# Federal Register Notice Inviting Applications
> **DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION**
**(CFDA No. 84.338A)**
**Reading Excellence Program**
ACTION: Notice Inviting Applications for New Awards for Fiscal Year (FY)
2001.
[PURPOSE OF PROGRAM]{.underline}: The Reading Excellence Program
provides competitive grants to eligible State educational agencies to
award competitive subgrants to local educational agencies to fund local
reading improvement programs and tutorial assistance programs.
[ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS]{.underline}: State educational agencies (SEAs)
that were not funded in FY 1999 or FY 2000; Puerto Rico; the Virgin
Islands; Guam; American Samoa; and the Commonwealth of the Northern
Mariana Islands.
[APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE]{.underline}: March 23, 2001.
[DEADLINE FOR TRANSMITTAL OF APPLICATIONS]{.underline}**:** May 4, 2001.
[NOTE]{.underline}: An application for an award may be submitted by
electronic mail (email), regular mail, or hand delivery.
[Special instructions for applications submitted by email]{.underline}:
Applications submitted by email should include an electronic return
receipt and should be emailed to:
> <[email protected]>
Applications submitted by email may be submitted in one of the following
formats: (1) Microsoft Word (Version Word 95 or Word 97) or (2) portable
document format (PDF). The preferred version is Word 97; however, all
versions must have text search capability. The electronic version will
be the official file copy. The returned receipt and copy will be
considered proof of receipt. All forms requiring original signatures
(ED-424, Application for Federal Education Assistance; SF 424B,
Assurances: Non-Construction Programs; ED 80-0013, Certifications
Regarding Lobbying, Debarment, Suspension and other Responsibility
Matters; and Drug-Free Workplace Requirements; ED 80-0014, Certification
Regarding Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibility and Voluntary
Exclusion--Lower Tier Covered Transactions; and Form LLL, Disclosure of
Lobbying Activities) must be mailed to the Department by the deadline
date, as set out above under the DEADLINE FOR TRANSMITTAL section.
Please send a hard copy of your application in addition to the
electronic copy to ensure that your application is formatted properly
when printed.
[NOTE]{.underline}: Some of the procedures in these instructions for
transmitting applications differ from those in 34 CFR 75.102 (EDGAR).
Under 5 U.S.C. 553, the Department generally offers interested parties
the opportunity to comment on proposed regulations. However, these
exceptions to EDGAR make procedural changes only and do not establish
new substantive policy. Therefore, under 5 U.S.C. 553(b)(A), the
Secretary has determined that proposed rulemaking is not required.
[DEADLINE FOR INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVIEW]{.underline}**:** May 22, 2001
[ESTIMATED AVAILABLE FUNDS]{.underline}**:** \$316,495,390
[ESTIMATED RANGE OF AWARDS]{.underline}**:** \$500,000 - \$60,000,000.
[ESTIMATED AVERAGE SIZE OF AWARDS]{.underline}: \$21,125,693.
[ESTIMATED NUMBER OF AWARDS]{.underline}: 15.
[PROJECT PERIOD]{.underline}: Up to 36 months.
[MINIMUM GRANT AWARD FOR SEAs]{.underline}**:** \$500,000 for SEAs,
\$100,000 minimum for territories
[NOTE]{.underline}: The Department is not bound by any estimates in this
notice.
[PAGE LIMIT]{.underline}: The application narrative (Part III of the
application) is where you, the applicant, address the selection criteria
reviewers use to evaluate your application. You must limit Part III to
the equivalent of no more than 100 pages, using the following standards:
• A page" is 8.5\" x 11\", on one side only, with 1\" margins at the
top, bottom, and both sides.
• Single space (no more than six lines per vertical inch) all text in
the application narrative.
• Use a font that is either 11-point or larger or no smaller than 10
pitch (characters per inch).
The page limit does not apply to Part I, the cover sheet; Part II, the
budget section, including the narrative budget justification; Part IV,
the assurances and certifications; or the one-page abstract, the
resumes, the bibliography, the letters of support or the two permissible
appendices. However, you must include all of the application narrative
in Part III.
Our reviewers will not read any pages of your application that:
- Exceed the page limit if you apply these standards; or
- Exceed the equivalent of the page limit if you apply other
standards.
[APPLICABLE REGULATIONS]{.underline}**:** (a) The Education Department
General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR) in 34 CFR Parts 75, 77, 79,
80, 81, 82, 85, 86, 97, 98, and 99; (b) 34 CFR and Part 299.
[FOR APPLICATIONS AND FURTHER INFORMATION]{.underline}: Send an email
message requesting an application to:
> [email protected]
You may also receive an application by downloading it from the reading
excellence website:
> <http://www.ed.gov/offices/OESE/REA/index.html>
or by contacting Nancy Rhett, U.S. Department of Education, 400 Maryland
Avenue, SW, Room 5C141, Washington, DC 20202-6200; Telephone: (202)
260-8228. If you use a telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD), you
may call the Federal Information Relay Service (FIRS) at 1-800-877-8339.
Individuals with disabilities may obtain this document in an alternative
format (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, or computer diskette) on
request by contacting Katie Mincey, Director, Alternate Format Center,
330 C St. SW, Room 1000, Washington, DC 20202-4560; by calling (202)
260-9895 or 205-8113; or by emailing:
<[email protected]>
Individuals with disabilities also may obtain a copy of the application
package in an alternate format by contacting Ms. Mincey. However, the
Department is not able to reproduce in an alternate format the standard
forms included in the application package.
[Electronic Access to This Document]{.underline}**:**
You may view this document, as well as all other Department of Education
documents published in the [Federal Register]{.underline}, in text or
Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) on the Internet at either of the
following sites:
http://www.ed.gov/news/fedregister/index.html
http://www.ed.gov/news/fedregister/announce/index.html
To use the PDF file you must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader Program,
which is available free at either of the preceding sites. If you have
questions about using the PDF, call the U.S. Government Printing Office
(GPO), toll free at 1-888-293-6498; or in the Washington, D.C., area at
(202) 512-1530.
NOTE: The official version of this document is the document published in
the [Federal Register]{.underline}. Free Internet access to the official
edition of the [Federal Register]{.underline} and the Code of Federal
Regulations is available on GPO Access at:
http://access.gpo.gov/nara/index.html
[PROGRAM AUTHORITY]{.underline}: 20 U.S.C. 6661 et seq.
Dated:
> **Thomas M. Corwin**
>
> **Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary**
>
> **For Elementary and Secondary** **Education**
# Instructions for Transmitting Applications
An application for an award may be submitted electronically, mailed, or
hand-delivered by the closing date. The preferred form of submission is
by electronic transfer. Applications may not be faxed.
1. **Applications submitted electronically must be received by midnight
of the closing date.**
2. **Applications sent by mail must be postmarked by the closing
date.**
3. **Applications that are hand-delivered must be received before the
Application Control Center closes on the closing date. The hours of
operation for the Application Control Center are Monday through
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. If a Courier
Service is used, the Courier Service must be in receipt of the
application on or before the closing date.**
*Note: Only materials postmarked, electronically transferred or hand
delivered by the closing date will be sent to the review panel.*
## Applications Sent Electronically
Applications submitted electronically should include an electronic
return receipt. The electronic mailing address is: [email protected].
Applications submitted electronically may be submitted in one of the
following formats:
1. Microsoft Word
2. PDF (Adobe Acrobat)
The preferred version is Microsoft Word 97; however, all versions must
have text search capability.
After notifying Reading Excellence staff, applications may also be
submitted in Corel WordPerfect format. Documents in Macintosh format
will not be accepted.
The electronic version will be the official file copy. The e-mailed
return receipt will be considered proof of receipt. The Department will
return a printed version to the applicant, upon request. Applicants that
submit an application electronically are requested to mail an unbound
hard copy to ensure that the complete application was accurately
transferred
While most of the application may be sent electronically, some parts
must be sent in hard copy -- forms which require original signatures.
The following forms, with original signatures, must be mailed to the
Department by the closing date:
1. Cover page (SF 424)
2. Assurances and Certifications
a. Assurances---Non-Construction Programs
b. Certifications regarding Lobbying; Debarment; Suspension and
Other Responsibility Matter; and Drug-Free Workplace
Requirements
c. Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibility &
Voluntary Exclusion -- Lower Tier Covered Transaction (if
applicable)
d. Disclosure of Lobbying Activity (if applicable)
Original forms must show proof of mailing consisting of one of the
following:
- A legible dated U.S. Postal Service Postmark;
- A legible mail receipt with the date of mailing stamped by the U.S.
Postal Service;
- A dated shipping label, invoice, or receipt from a commercial
carrier; or
- Any other proof of mailing acceptable to the U.S. Secretary of
Education.
An applicant should note that the U.S. Postal Service does not uniformly
provide a dated postmark. Before relying on this method, an applicant
should check with its local post office.
An applicant is encouraged to use registered or at least first-class
mail.
## Applications Sent by Mail Only
Two copies must accompany an application sent by mail, one of which must
be unbound (including all appendices). Applicants who choose to submit
hard copy applications must have an electronic version available upon
request. Hard copy applications must be mailed to: The U.S. Department
of Education, Application Control Center, Attention: CFDA 84.338A, 400
Maryland Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20202-4725. An application must show
proof of mailing as follows.
Original forms must show proof of mailing consisting of one of the
following:
- A legible dated U.S. Postal Service Postmark;
- A legible mail receipt with the date of mailing stamped by the U.S.
Postal Service;
- A dated shipping label, invoice, or receipt from a commercial
carrier; or
- Any other proof of mailing acceptable to the U.S. Secretary of
Education.
If the documents are sent through the U.S. Postal Service, the Secretary
does not accept either of the following as proof of mailing:
- A private metered postmark, or
- A mail receipt that is not dated by the U.S. Postal Service.
An applicant should note that the U.S. Postal Service does not uniformly
provide a dated postmark. Before relying on this method, an applicant
should check with its local post office.
An applicant is encouraged to use registered or at least first-class
mail. Each late applicant will be notified that its application will not
be considered.
## Applications Delivered by Hand/Courier Service:
An application that is hand delivered must be taken to the U.S.
Department of Education, Coordination and Control Branch Room 3633,
General Services Administration National Capital Region, 7^th^ and D
Streets, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20202-4725.
The Application Control Center will accept deliveries between 8:00 a.m.,
and 4:30 p.m. (Eastern standard time) daily, except Saturdays, Sundays,
and Federal holidays.
Individuals delivering applications must use the D Street Entrance.
Proper identification is necessary to enter the building.
In order for an application sent through a Courier Service to be
considered timely, the Courier Service must be in receipt of the
application on or before the closing date.
# Instructions for Preparing the Application - Overview
This application contains the information and the required forms for you
to use in submitting a new application for funding. Applicants should
carefully review all the instructions in this application and the
selection criteria. *Applications are evaluated solely on the basis of
these criteria.* Experience shows that strong applications make a
reasoned and compelling case for the significance that research will
play in making a difference in classroom practice and in student
learning.
## Application Format and Length
**Narrative.** The narrative section of the application is limited to
the equivalent of no more than 100 single-spaced pages using the
following standards:
\(1\) A page is 8.5" x 11", on one side only.
\(2\) The page limit includes all narrative, titles, headings,
footnotes, quotations, references, and captions, as well as charts,
tables, figures and graphs.
\(3\) The font must be 11-point or larger.
\(4\) The page limit does not apply to the Application for Federal
Education Assistance Form (424); the Budget information Form (ED 524)
and attached itemization of costs; the other application checklists and
forms and attachments to those forms; the assurances and certifications;
or the Table of contents and the one-to-two page abstract which should
precede the narrative section and provide a short description of the
project.
All pages beyond the 100-page maximum will be removed unread and
returned to the applicant and will not be read by the reviewers
evaluating the application.
Bound copies of the application are not needed. The Department will make
copies for reviewers and for official files. We request that all
applicants send or bring one unbound copy of the application with no
tabs or inserts such as brochures. All sections of the application must
be suitable for photocopying. Applicants may use a binder clip or rubber
band to keep pages together.
If the applicant prefers to submit one or two bound copies in addition
to the unbound copy, that is acceptable but not necessary. If applicants
submit one or two bound copies, the REA program will use those as the
main file copy. All copies submitted must have original signatures.
**Appendices.** No more than two appendices may be included: one that
contains a description of any relevant State standards and assessments
and a second one (required) that lists local educational agencies and
schools eligible as of the date of the application and the number of
children and teachers in each school.
**Competitive priority.** When addressing the absolute priority, the
applicant should provide a brief assurance that the proposed project
will meet the above priority, and reflect this commitment in proposed
project activities throughout the application.
A table is included at page
[25](#checklist-for-teacher-certification-competitive-priority) that may
be used to address the competitive priority.
## Application Organization
It is recommended that the completed application be organized in the
following order and include the following parts*:*
A. Cover page: Application for Federal Assistance (Standard Form 424).
B. Table of contents
C. Abstract: -- a one- to two-page brief description of the proposed
project
D. Program narrative (see page [17](#application-outline) and following
for a suggested outline)
E. Budget (ED form 524 and supporting information)
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1. Compliance with General Education Provisions Act (GEPA), Section 427
2. Assurance Forms
a. *Non‑Construction Programs* (SF424B)
b. *Lobbying; Debarment; Suspension and Other Responsibility
Matter; and Drug‑Free Workplace Requirements* (ED80‑0013)
c. If applicable: *Certification regarding debarment, suspension,
ineligibility, and voluntary exclusion -- Lower tier covered
transactions* (ED 80‑0014)
d. If applicable: *Disclosure of Lobbying activities* (Form LLL)
## Discretionary Grant Forms
Most of the following required Federal forms must be completed; included
in the application; and, except for the budget (Form 524), have an
original signature on at least one copy.
- Form 424\--Application for Federal Education Assistance
- ED Form 524\--Budget Information, Non-Construction Programs
- Standard Form 424B\--Assurances, Non-Construction Programs
- ED80-0013\--Certifications Regarding Lobbying; Debarment, Suspension
and Other Responsibility Matters; and Drug-Free Workplace
Requirements
- ED80-0014\--Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension,
Ineligibility and Voluntary Exclusion \-- Lower Tier Covered
Transactions (if applicable)
- Standard Form LLL--Disclosure of Lobbying Activities (if applicable)
1. Electronic versions of these forms and instructions can be accessed
on the Internet at:
> <http://www.ed.gov/fund/grant/apply/appforms/appforms.html>
## Equitable Access and Participation - Section 427 of the General Education Provisions Act (GEPA)
The Department has guidance for grant applicants regarding the equitable
access and equitable participation provision in section 427 of GEPA.
Section 427 of GEPA requires all new applicants for Departmental
programs to describe in their applications the steps they propose to
take to ensure equitable access to, and equitable participation in the
project or activity to be conducted with program funds. The descriptions
should include the steps that the applicant intends to take to help
students, teachers and other beneficiaries overcome barriers to
equitable participation in program activities that the applicant would
conduct. The enclosure, NOTICE TO ALL APPLICANTS (OMB No. 1801-0004
(Exp. 3/31/2003), is included in this application.
**NO GRANT MAY BE AWARDED UNLESS A COMPLETE**
**APPLICATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED.**
# Selection Criteria
The following selection criteria will be used to evaluate applications
for new grants under this competition. The maximum score for all of
these criteria is 100 points. (An additional 5 points may be gained by
submitting information for the competitive priority for teacher
certification changes (see page
[16](#competitive-priority-on-teacher-certification-requirements)).)
The maximum score for each criterion is indicated in the parentheses.
There are no specific point totals for the subcategories within each
criterion.
**(1) Understanding and commitment to effective reading instruction
based on scientifically-based reading research. (15 points)**
> In determining the State\'s understanding and commitment to effective
> reading instruction based on scientifically-based reading research,
> the Secretary considers the following factors:
(a) The extent to which the proposed project incorporates a deep
understanding of the scientifically- based reading research
literature and how it applies in their State and local education
systems.
> \(b\) The extent to which the scientific literature on reading is
> implemented in proposed grant activities.
**(2) Demonstration of need. (5 points)**
> In determining the need for the proposed project, the following
> factors are included: demographic and social data on the target
> population for this program (children and families) and State efforts
> and initiatives in reading, including current professional development
> activities related to the teaching of reading and family literacy,
> standards and assessments, and other related activities; and their
> relation, if any, to findings from scientifically-based reading
> research.
**(3) Quality of local district and school activities. (35 points)**
> In determining the quality of the services to be provided by local
> activities, the Secretary considers the following factors:
>
> \(a\) How the proposed project would change classroom instruction in
> schools under Local Reading Improvement subgrants. In particular, what
> professional development activities would be implemented.
>
> \(b\) The extent to which the proposed activities support
> research-based classroom reading instruction (including extended
> learning such as tutoring and summer programs, kindergarten
> transition, and family literacy/involvement).
>
> \(c\) The extent to which the proposed activities will improve reading
> instruction for all children, including English language learners,
> children with special needs, and children whose level of achievement
> indicates that they will need additional instructional support.
>
> \(d\) The extent to which the Tutorial Assistance subgrant activities
> of the proposed project reflect up-to-date knowledge of reading
> research and effective practice.
**(4) Quality of the plan for State leadership, oversight and
evaluation. (25 points)**
> In determining the quality of the plan for State leadership, oversight
> and evaluation, the Secretary considers the following factors:
>
> \(a\) The adequacy of procedures for ensuring success under this
> grant, including how the State will ensure that school activities will
> use practices based on scientifically-based reading research,
> especially professional development activities for K-3 teachers.
>
> \(b\) The adequacy of the management plan to achieve the objectives of
> the proposed project on time and within budget, including:
- Development of the reading and literacy partnership for overseeing
proposed grant activities;
- Guidance provided to eligible districts and schools for developing
applications;
- Subgrant processes and criteria; and
- Leadership, technical assistance, and monitoring activities for
subgrantees that ensure continuous improvement in reading.
> \(c\) The qualifications, including relevant training and experience,
> of the key SEA staff responsible for managing the grant activities
> described above.
>
> \(d\) The quality of the State\'s evaluation design, including student
> outcome measures or indicators for grades K-3, subgrant (Local Reading
> Improvement and Tutorial Assistance) and school implementation
> measures and indicators, a timeline for data collection and reporting,
> provisions for feedback to districts, and identification of a
> qualified evaluator or inclusion of appropriate criteria.
>
> \(e\) The extent to which the proposed activities coordinate REA with
> other State initiatives and programs, including how the REA grant will
> add to current State and local efforts such as comprehensive early
> literacy programs.
**(5) Adequacy of resources. (15 points)**
> In determining the adequacy of resources, the Secretary considers the
> following factors:
>
> \(a\) The extent to which the average and range of amounts proposed,
> including the amounts per school, that will provide sufficient
> resources to accomplish the tasks of Local Reading Improvement and
> Tutorial Assistance subgrants.
\(b\) The budget provides sufficient detail and an appropriate level of
funding to accomplish the purposes of this grant.
# Regulatory Requirements
The Department published the following two priorities in the *Federal
Register* on April 18, 2000. The notice was on file as of April 13,
2000, and became official on that date. Definitions of the types of
priorities are as follows:
- **Absolute priority:** Under an absolute priority we consider only
applications that meet the priority (34 CFR 75.105(c)(3)).
- **Competitive preference priority:** Under a competitive preference
priority we give competitive preference to an application by
awarding additional points, depending on how well the application
meets the competitive priority (34 CFR 75.105(c)(2)(ii)).
## Absolute priority for focus on K-3 and related services and programs:
Under this priority, the Assistant Secretary gives an absolute
preference to SEAs that exclusively fund, at the subgrant level,
activities to improve kindergarten through grade three reading
instruction and related early childhood, professional development,
family literacy, extended learning and tutorial activities.
## Competitive priority on teacher certification requirements
Section 2253(c)(2)(C) of the Reading Excellence Act requires that
priority be given to SEAs whose States have modified, are modifying, or
provide an assurance that they will modify their elementary school
teacher certification requirements within 18 months after receiving an
REA grant. The modification must increase the training and the methods
of teaching reading required for certification as an elementary school
teacher to reflect scientifically-based reading research. However,
nothing in the REA shall be construed to establish a national system of
teacher certification.
The expert panel will award up to 5 additional points to applicants that
meet this priority. Two points will be awarded to applicants that
provide an assurance only. To receive the additional three points, the
SEA must include detailed plans or have implemented changes that
describe high quality teacher preparation that reflects
scientifically-based reading research.
# Application Outline
The following suggested outline for the application is consistent with
the selection criteria. Applicants may follow this outline or develop
one that provides similar information.
Table of contents
Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Need
A. Need for program in state (children and families, teaching
staff, state and district systems)
B. Understanding of scientifically based reading research (SBRR)
and high quality professional development
C. Current state efforts in reading, family literacy, standards and
assessments, and school reform and how relates to SBRR
3. State leadership and oversight
A. Reading and Literacy Partnership
1. Composition of partnership (positions, names, affiliations)
2. Role of partnership in development of this application
B. SEA activities under REA
1. Chart: Timeline, key activities, staff involved
2. How the state will use REA funds to design and implement
high quality professional development for teachers, ensuring
that it is based on scientifically based reading research,
and integrate it into other efforts at the state and local
levels.
3. Application process
a. Technical assistance and training for eligible districts
and schools
b. Overview of application(s) for LRIs and Tutorials
c. Scoring and criteria
d. How will LEAs select schools?
e. Review process, including role of Reading and Literacy
Partnership
4. Technical assistance (SEA-provided or SEA-organized),
monitoring, and performance measurement to ensure high
quality implementation and fidelity to SBRR by subgrantees
5. Other
a. Use of technology to facilitate program management,
oversight, and professional development
b. Teacher certification reform
c. Tutorial Assistance program notification process
C. Staffing \-- SEA and other state-level or regional staff,
consultants and organizations
1. Staff roles and responsibilities, time commitment
2. Resumes of key staff
4. Local district/school interventions under Local Reading Improvement
subgrants
A. Overview: How will classroom instruction change in your state\'s
schools and what do you expect districts and schools to do to
achieve this? What data will be available that reflect changes
in classroom instruction?
B. Reading instruction:
1. Professional development and materials for Grade K-3
2. Instruction for English language learners
3. Instruction for children at risk of being referred
inappropriately to special education
4. Teacher assessments to inform instruction
C. Supporting activities
1. Extended learning (tutoring and summer programs)
2. Kindergarten transition
3. Family literacy - coordination, expected services and age
ranges
4. If applicable, use of technology to support local
professional development or instruction.
5. Coordination with related programs
5. Local district activities under Tutorial Assistance subgrants
A. Overview: What is expected of LEAs?
B. Criteria for determining eligibility of tutorial assistance
providers
C. Organizing multiple providers and monitoring their services
D. Process for selecting children
E. Keeping parents informed
F. Ensuring participant confidentiality and privacy for families
G. Oversight and monitoring/administration
6. Evaluation and performance measurement, planned contract
A. Evaluation design for outcomes and implementation evaluation
1. Student assessment measures, indicators, and other measures
planned for grades K-3
2. Family literacy measures
3. Implementation measures, especially on professional
development and classroom change
B. Timeline for data collection
C. Name and organization of evaluator or criteria for selection of
the evaluator
D. Role of Reading and Literacy Partnership
7. Relationship of REA activities to other state efforts
A. How does the state\'s REA program relate to other state efforts
to improve reading?
B. What will REA add to current state efforts? What is the value
added by REA?
8. Budget (form plus detailed description)
A. Budget and details
B. Resources per school
1. Number of districts, schools, teachers, and children
expected to be funded
2. Estimated average cost and range for districts and schools
Appendix A: State standards and assessments related to
reading
Appendix B: List of eligible districts and eligible schools
located in the district and the number of teachers and
children in each school
Description of compliance with GEPA Section 427
Forms
# Supplemental Budget Form
Submission of this form will help to ensure that the state's funding
request complies fully with the Reading Excellence Act requirements.
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
| **Budget | **Year | | **Year | | **Year | | **T | |
| breakdown** | 1** | | 2** | | 3** | | otal** | |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
| | ** | * | ** | * | * | * | ** | * |
| | Dollar | * | Dollar | * | *Dollar | * | Dollar | * |
| | Am | % | Am | % | A | % | Am | % |
| | ount** | * | ount** | * | mount** | * | ount** | * |
| | | * | | * | | * | | * |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
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| adm | | | | | | | | |
| inistration | | | | | | | | |
| (up to | | | | | | | | |
| 5%)** | | | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
| **State | | | | | | | | |
| adm | | | | | | | | |
| inistration | | | | | | | | |
| of Local | | | | | | | | |
| Reading | | | | | | | | |
| Improvement | | | | | | | | |
| subgrants** | | | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
| * | | | | | | | | |
| *Evaluation | | | | | | | | |
| (no more | | | | | | | | |
| than 2%)** | | | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
| **Subtotal, | | | | | | | | |
| State | | | | | | | | |
| admin | | | | | | | | |
| istration** | | | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
| **Local | | | | | | | | |
| Reading | | | | | | | | |
| Improvement | | | | | | | | |
| Subgrants | | | | | | | | |
| (at least | | | | | | | | |
| 80%)** | | | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
| **Subgrants | | | | | | | | |
| to LEAs** | | | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
| **Tutorial | | | | | | | | |
| Assistance | | | | | | | | |
| Subgrants | | | | | | | | |
| (no more | | | | | | | | |
| than 15%)** | | | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
| **Subgrants | | | | | | | | |
| to LEAs** | | | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
| **State | | | | | | | | |
| admin | | | | | | | | |
| istration** | | | | | | | | |
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| Tutorial | | | | | | | | |
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| ssistance** | | | | | | | | |
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| **Total, | | | | | | | | |
| REA | | | | | | | | |
| request** | | | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
| > **Total** | | | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---+--------+---+---------+---+--------+---+
**Comments:**
**State administration of Local Reading Improvement subgrants and
overall evaluation:** A state may reserve no more than 5 percent of its
REA grant funds for (1) costs of state administration of the Section
2255 Local Reading Improvement subgrants and (2) evaluation of both
programs.
- Each SEA may use no more than 2 percent of the 5 percent to carry
out evaluation and performance reporting required by section 2259.
- Evaluation and reporting activities must cover both the Local
Reading Improvement subgrants and the Tutorial Assistance subgrants.
**Local Reading Improvement subgrants:** At least 80 percent of the
state\'s grant must be used for Local Reading Improvement subgrants to
local educational agencies.
**Tutorial Assistance subgrants:** States may reserve up to 15 percent
for the Tutorial Assistance subgrant program (Section 2256) and should
charge administrative costs for the Tutorial Assistance subgrants --
soliciting applications, making awards, and overseeing the performance
of the subgrants -- to the 15 percent as well. States must plan to make
at least one Tutorial Assistance subgrant.
# Application Checklists
Following are checklists that applicants may use to make sure that they
have addressed all legislative requirements in the Reading Excellence
Act. These checklists include:
- Reading Excellence Act legislative requirements for the application
- General Education Provisions Act forms required
- Reading and Literacy Partnership
- Teacher certification
## Legislative Compliance Checklist
+---------------+----------------------------------------------+-------+
| **Reading | | |
| Excellence | | |
| Act | | |
| Application | | |
| R | | |
| equirements** | | |
+===============+==============================================+=======+
| **Area** | **Information to be Included** | **I |
| | | nclud |
| | | ed?** |
+---------------+----------------------------------------------+-------+
| Sec. | The application must contain an assurance | |
| 2253(b)(2)(A) | that the Governor of the State, in | |
| | consultation with the State educational | |
| | agency, has established the required reading | |
| | and literacy partnership. The application | |
| | must also include a description of how such | |
| | partnership | |
| | | |
| | i. assisted in the development of the State | |
| | plan; | |
| | | |
| | ii. will be involved in advising on the | |
| | selection of Local Reading Improvement | |
| | and Tutorial Assistance; and | |
| | | |
| | iii. will assist in the oversight and | |
| | evaluation of the subgrantees | |
+---------------+----------------------------------------------+-------+
| Sec. | Each application must contain a description | |
| 2253(b)(2)(B) | of the following: | |
| | | |
| | i. How the State educational agency will | |
| | ensure that professional development | |
| | activities related to reading | |
| | instruction and provided under this part | |
| | are (a) coordinated with other State and | |
| | local level funds and used effectively | |
| | to improve instructional practices for | |
| | reading and (b) based on scientifically | |
| | based reading research. | |
| | | |
| | ii. How the activities assisted under this | |
| | part will address the needs of teachers | |
| | and other instructional staff, and will | |
| | effectively teach students to read. | |
| | | |
| | iii. The extent to which the activities will | |
| | prepare teachers in all the major | |
| | components of reading instruction | |
| | (including phonemic awareness, | |
| | systematic phonics, fluency, and | |
| | reading comprehension) | |
| | | |
| | iv. How the State educational agency will | |
| | use technology to enhance reading and | |
| | literacy professional development | |
| | activities for teachers, as appropriate. | |
| | | |
| | v. How parents can participate in | |
| | literacy-related activities assisted | |
| | under this part to enhance their | |
| | children's reading. | |
| | | |
| | vi. How subgrants made by the State | |
| | educational agency will meet the | |
| | requirement of the law, including how | |
| | the State educational agency will ensure | |
| | that subgrantees will use practices | |
| | based on scientifically based reading | |
| | research. | |
| | | |
| | vii. How the State educational agency will, | |
| | to the extent practicable, make grants | |
| | to subgrantees in both rural and urban | |
| | areas. | |
| | | |
| | viii. The process that the State used to | |
| | establish the required reading and | |
| | literacy partnership. | |
+---------------+----------------------------------------------+-------+
| Sec. | Each application must contain an assurance | |
| 2253(b)(2)(C) | that each local educational agency to which | |
| | the State educational agency makes a | |
| | subgrant--- | |
| | | |
| | i. Will provide professional development | |
| | for the classroom teacher and other | |
| | appropriate instructional staff on the | |
| | teaching of reading based on | |
| | scientifically based reading research. | |
| | | |
| | ii. Will provide family literacy services | |
| | based on programs such as the Even Start | |
| | family literacy model authorized under | |
| | part B of title I, to enable parents to | |
| | be their child's first and most | |
| | important teacher. | |
| | | |
| | iii. Will carry out programs to assist those | |
| | kindergarten students who are not ready | |
| | for the transition to first grade, | |
| | particularly students experiencing | |
| | difficulty with reading skills; and | |
| | | |
| | iv. will use supervised individuals | |
| | (including tutors), who have been | |
| | appropriately trained using | |
| | scientifically based reading research, | |
| | to provide additional support, before | |
| | school, after school, on weekends, | |
| | during noninstructional periods of the | |
| | school day, or during the summer, for | |
| | children preparing to enter kindergarten | |
| | and students in kindergarten through | |
| | grade 3 who are experiencing difficulty | |
| | reading. | |
+---------------+----------------------------------------------+-------+
| Sec. | Each application must contain an assurance | |
| 2253(b)(2)(D) | that instruction in reading will be provided | |
| | to children with reading difficulties who--- | |
| | | |
| | i. Are at risk of being referred to special | |
| | education based on these difficulties; | |
| | or | |
| | | |
| | ii. Have been evaluated under section 614 of | |
| | the Individuals with Disabilities | |
| | Education Act but, in accordance with | |
| | section 614(b)(5) of such Act, have not | |
| | been identified as being a child with a | |
| | disability (as defined in section 602 of | |
| | the such Act). | |
+---------------+----------------------------------------------+-------+
| Sec. | Each application must contain a description | |
| 2253(b)(2)(E) | of how the State educational agency will | |
| | | |
| | i. build on, and promote coordination | |
| | among, literacy programs in the State | |
| | (including federally funded programs | |
| | such as the Adult Education and Family | |
| | Literacy Act and the Individuals with | |
| | Disabilities Education Act), in order to | |
| | increase\--the effectiveness of the | |
| | programs in improving reading for adults | |
| | and children and to avoid duplication of | |
| | the efforts of the programs; | |
| | | |
| | ii. Will promote reading and library | |
| | programs that provide access to engaging | |
| | reading material; | |
| | | |
| | iii. Will make eligible local educational | |
| | agencies aware of the availability of | |
| | Local Reading Improvement and Tutorial | |
| | Assistance Subgrants; and | |
| | | |
| | iv. Will assess and evaluate, on a regular | |
| | basis, local educational agency | |
| | activities supported by the Reading | |
| | Excellence Act. | |
+---------------+----------------------------------------------+-------+
| Sec. | Each application must contain a description | |
| 2253(b)(2)(F) | of the evaluation instrument the State | |
| | educational agency will use for the required | |
| | evaluation of the program. | |
+---------------+----------------------------------------------+-------+
## Requirements from GEPA and Other General Education Legislation and Regulations
All forms below, with the exception of the budget form and GEPA Section
427 (which is a narrative statement), must be submitted in hard copy
with an original signature. The budget and statement on compliance with
GEPA 427 must be included in the application.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
**Area** **Information to be Included** **Signed?** **Included?**
-------------- -------------------------------------- ------------- ---------------
Cover page SF 424: Application for Federal
Education Assistance
Budget form ED Form 524: Itemized budget & other
budget information
General Description of compliance with the
Education General Education Provisions Act,
Provisions Act Section 427
(GEPA)
GEPA Assurance: Non-Construction Programs
(SF424B)
GEPA Certifications: Lobbying; Debarment;
Suspension and Other Responsibility
Matter; and Drug-Free Workplace
Requirements (ED80-0013)
GEPA If applicable: Certification Regarding
Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibility,
and Voluntary Exclusion------ Lower
Tier Covered Transactions (ED 80-0014)
GEPA If applicable: Disclosure of Lobbying
Activities (Form LLL)
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| | *For new partnership (not a pre-existing partnership):* | |
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| | - Governor | |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------+-----+
| | - Chief State School Officer | |
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| | - The chairman and the ranking member of each committee | |
| | of the state legislature that is responsible for | |
| | education policy | |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------+-----+
| | - A representative, selected jointly by the Governor and | |
| | Chief State school officer, of at least one local | |
| | educational agency that is eligible to receive an LRI | |
| | subgrant | |
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| | - A representative, selected jointly by the Governor and | |
| | Chief State school officer, of a community-based | |
| | organization working with children to improve their | |
| | reading skills | |
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| | - State directors of appropriate Federal or State | |
| | programs with strong reading component | |
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| | - A parent of a public or private schools student or a | |
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| | home selected jointly by the Governor and Chief State | |
| | school officer | |
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| | - A teacher who successfully teaches reading selected | |
| | jointly by the Governor and Chief State school officer | |
| | and an instructional staff member selected jointly by | |
| | the Governor and Chief State school officer | |
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| | - A family literacy provider selected jointly by the | |
| | Governor and Chief State school officer | |
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| | *For REA partnership based on pre-existing partnership:* | |
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## Checklist for Teacher Certification (competitive priority)
> "(C) PRIORITY.---The panel shall recommend grant applications from
> State educational agencies under this section to the Secretary for
> funding or for disapproval. In making such recommendations, the panel
> shall give priority to applications from State educational agencies
> whose States have modified, are modifying, or provide an assurance
> that not later than 18 months after receiving a grant under this
> section the State educational agencies will increase the training and
> the methods of teaching reading required for certification as an
> elementary school teacher to reflect scientifically based reading
> research, except that nothing in this Act shall be construed to
> establish a national system of teacher certification." Section
> 2253(c)(2)(C)
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| | Has the state modified elementary school teacher certification |
| | requirements? \_\_\_\_ Yes \_\_\_\_ No |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | When were they modified? |
| | |
| | Month: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Year: 19\_\_\_\_ |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | Did the modification increase requirements in the area of |
| | reading covering grades K-3? |
| | |
| | \_\_\_\_ Yes \_\_\_\_ No |
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| | What were the changes? How were the changes related to |
| | scientifically-based reading research? |
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| | Does the state promise to make changes in elementary teacher |
| | certification requirements? |
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| | \_\_\_\_\_ Yes \_\_\_\_\_ No (skip to item 8) |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | When does the state plan to make these changes? |
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| | What changes are proposed? How are the changes related to |
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# Guidance on Section 427 of the General Education Provision Act
> **Notice To All Applicants**
The purpose of this enclosure is to inform you about a provision in the
Department of Education\'s General Education Provisions Act (GEPA) that
applies to applicants for new grant awards under Department programs.
This provision is Section 427 of GEPA, enacted as part of the Improving
America\'s Schools Act of 1994 (Pub. L. 103-382).
***To whom does this provision apply?***
Section 427 of GEPA affects applicants for new grant awards under this
program. All applicants for new awards must include information in their
applications to address this provision in order to receive funding under
this program.
***What does this provision require?***
Section 427 requires each applicant for funds (other than an individual
person) to include in its application a description of the steps the
applicant proposes to take to ensure equitable access to, and
participation in its Federally-assisted program for students, teachers,
and other program beneficiaries with special needs.
This provision allows applicants discretion in developing the required
description. The statute highlights six types of barriers that can
impede equitable access or participation: gender, race, national origin,
color, disability, or age. Based on local circumstances, you should
determine whether these or other barriers may prevent your students,
teachers, etc. from such access or participation in, the
Federally-funded project or activity. The description in your
application of steps to be taken to overcome these barriers need not be
lengthy; you may provide a clear and succinct description of how you
plan to address those barriers that are applicable to your
circumstances. In addition, the information may be provided in a single
narrative, or, if appropriate, may be discussed in connection with
related topics in the application.
Section 427 is not intended to duplicate the requirements of civil
rights statutes, but rather to ensure that, in designing their projects,
applicants for Federal funds address equity concerns that may affect the
ability of certain potential beneficiaries to fully participate in the
project and to achieve to high standards. Consistent with program
requirements and its approved application, an applicant may use the
Federal funds awarded to it to eliminate barriers it identifies.
***What are examples of how an applicant might satisfy the requirement
of this provision?***
The following examples may help illustrate how an applicant may comply
with Section 427.
\(1\) An applicant that proposes to carry out an adult literacy project
serving, among others, adults with limited English proficiency, might
describe in its application how it intends to distribute a brochure
about the proposed project to such potential participants in their
native language.
\(2\) An applicant that proposes to develop instructional materials for
classroom use might describe how it will make the materials available on
audio tape or in Braille for students who are blind.
\(3\) An applicant that proposes to carry out a model science program
for secondary students and is concerned that girls may be less likely
than boys to enroll in the course, might indicate how it intends to
conduct \"outreach\" efforts to girls, to encourage their enrollment.
We recognize that many applicants may already be implementing effective
steps to ensure equity of access and participation in their grant
programs, and we appreciate your cooperation in responding to the
requirements of this provision.
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| **Estimated Burden Statement for GEPA Requirements** |
| |
| The time required to complete this information collection is |
| estimated to vary from 1 to 3 hours per response, with an average of |
| 1.5 hours, including the time to review instructions, search existing |
| data resources, gather and maintain the data needed, and complete and |
| review the information collection. |
| |
| If you have any comments concerning the accuracy of the time |
| estimate(s) or suggestions for improving this form, please write to: |
| U.S. Department of Education, Washington, DC 20202-4651. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
**OMB Control No. 1801-0004 (Exp. 3/31/2003)**
# Standard Forms for Discretionary Grant Applications
Except for the budget (Section 524), if submitted, the following forms
must be submitted in hard copy to the Department with original
signatures.
- Application for Federal Assistance, U.S. Department of Education (ED
form 424)
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- Instructions for filling out ED form 424
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- Protection of Human Subjects in Research (attachment to ED 424)
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- ED Form 524\--Budget Information, Non-Construction Programs
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- ED Form 524\--Instructions
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- Standard Form 424B--Assurances, Non-Construction Programs
- D80-0013\--Certifications Regarding Lobbying; Debarment, Suspension
and Other Responsibility Matters; and Drug-Free Workplace
Requirements
- ED80-0014\--Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension,
Ineligibility and Voluntary Exclusion--Lower Tier Covered
Transactions (if applicable)
- Standard Form LLL--Disclosure of Lobbying Activities (if applicable)
Electronic version of these forms and instructions in Adobe .PDF,
Microsoft Word, and Corel WordPerfect formats are available at::
> <http://www.ed.gov/fund/grant/apply/appforms/appforms.html>
 **U.S. Department of Education**
**Education Assistance**
**Applicant Information**
**1.** Name and Address Organizational Unit
Legal
Name:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Address:
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ - \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
City State County ZIP Code + 4
**2.** Applicant's D-U-N-S Number:
\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|
**6.** Is the applicant delinquent on any Federal debt? \_\_\_Yes
\_\_\_\_No
> *(If "Yes," attach an explanation.)*
**3.** Applicant's T-I-N \|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\| -
\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|\_\_\_\|
Title:**\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_**
**4.** Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance #: **84.338**
**\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_**
**5.** Project
Director:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
**7.** Type of Applicant *(Enter appropriate letter in the box.)
\|\_\_\_\_\_\_\|*
Address:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
City State Zip code + 4
Tel. #: ( ) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Fax #: (
)\_\_\_\_\_\_\_-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
E-Mail
Address:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
> **8.** Novice Applicant \_\_\_Yes \_\_\_\_ No
**Application Information**
**9.** Type of Submission: **12.** Are any research activities involving
human subjects planned at
*-PreApplication -Application* any time during the proposed project
period? \_\_\_\_Yes \_\_\_\_\_No
\_\_\_\_Construction \_\_\_\_Construction a. If "Yes," Exemption(s) #:
b. Assurance of Compliance #:
\_\_\_\_Non-Construction \_\_\_\_Non-Construction
> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ ***OR***
> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
**10.** Is application subject to review by Executive Order 12372
process?
\_\_\_\_ Yes (*Date made available to the Executive Order 12372* c. IRB
approval date: \_\_\_\_ Full IRB **[or]{.underline}**
*process for review):* \_\_\_\_/\_\_\_\_/\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
**\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_** Expedited Review
\_\_\_\_ No *(If "No," check appropriate box below.)*
\_\_\_\_ Program is not covered by E.O. 12372.
\_\_\_\_ Program has not been selected by State for review.
**11.** Proposed Project Dates: \_\_\_\_/\_\_\_\_/\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_/\_\_\_\_/\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
> **Start Date: End Date:**
+-----------------------------+----------------------------------------+
| **Estimated Funding** | **Authorized Representative |
| | Information** |
| **14 a.** Federal **\$ | |
| \_\_\_ | **15.** To the best of my knowledge |
| \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. | and belief, all data in this |
| 00** | preapplication/application are true |
| | and correct. The document has been |
| **b.** Applicant \$ | duly authorized by the governing body |
| **\_\_\_ | of the applicant and the applicant |
| \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. | will comply with the attached |
| 00** | assurances if the assistance is |
| | awarded. |
| **c.** State **\$ | |
| \_\_\_ | **a.** Typed Name of Authorized |
| \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. | Representative: |
| 00** | |
| | **b.** Title: |
| **d.** Local \$ | |
| **\_\_\_ | **c.** Tel. #: ( ) |
| \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. | \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Fax #: |
| 00** | ( ) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ |
| | |
| **e.** Other **\$ | **d.** E-mail Address: |
| \_\_\_ | |
| \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. | **e. Signature of Authorized |
| 00** | Representative** |
| | |
| **f.** Program Income **\$ | Date: \_\_\_\_/\_\_\_\_/\_\_\_\_\_\_ |
| \_\_\_ | |
| \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. | |
| 00** | |
| | |
| **g. TOTAL \$ | |
| \_\_\_ | |
| \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. | |
| 00** | |
| | |
| ED 424 (rev 11/12/99) | |
+-----------------------------+----------------------------------------+
> **Instructions for ED 424**
>
> **1.** **Legal Name and Address.** Enter the legal name of applicant
> and the name of the primary organizational unit which will undertake
> the assistance activity.
>
> **2.** **D-U-N-S Number.** Enter the applicant's D-U-N-S Number. If
> your organization does not have a D-U-N-S Number, you can obtain the
> number by calling 1-800-333-0505 or by completing a D-U-N-S Number
> Request Form. The form can be obtained via the Internet at the
> following URL: **http://www.dnb.com/.**
>
> **3. Tax Identification Number.** Enter the tax identification number
> as assigned by the Internal Revenue Service.
>
> **4.** **Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance** **(CFDA) Number.**
> Enter the CFDA number and title of the program under which assistance
> is requested.
>
> **5.** **Project Director.** Name, address, telephone and fax numbers,
> and e-mail address of the person to be contacted on matters involving
> this application.
>
> **6.** **Federal Debt Delinquency.** Check **"Yes"** if the
> applicant's organization is delinquent on any Federal debt. (This
> question refers to the applicant's organization and not to the person
> who signs as the authorized representative. Categories of debt include
> delinquent audit disallowances, loans and taxes.) Otherwise, check
> **"No."**
>
> **7. Type of Applicant.** Enter the appropriate letter in the box
> provided.
>
> **8. Novice Applicant.** Check **"Yes"** only if assistance is being
> requested under a program that gives special consideration to novice
> applicants and you meet the program requirements for novice
> applicants. By checking "Yes" the applicant certifies that it meets
> the novice applicant requirements specified by ED. Otherwise, check
> **"No."**
>
> **9.** **Type of Submission.** Self-explanatory.
>
> **10.** **Executive Order 12372.** Check **"Yes"** if the application
> is subject to review by Executive Order 12372. Also, please enter the
> month, date, and four (4) digit year (e.g., 12/12/2000). Applicants
> should contact the State Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for Federal
> Executive Order 12372 to determine whether the application is subject
> to the State intergovernmental review process. Otherwise, check
> **"No."**
**11. Proposed Project Dates.** Please enter the month, date, and four
(4) digit year (e.g., 12/12/2000).
**12. Human Subjects.** Check "Yes" **[or]{.underline}** "No". If
research activities involving human subjects are **[not]{.underline}**
planned **[at any time]{.underline}** during the proposed project
period, check **"No."** **The remaining parts of item 11 are then not
applicable.**
If research activities involving human subjects, whether or not exempt
from Federal regulations for the protection of human subjects,
**[are]{.underline}** planned **[at any time]{.underline}** during the
proposed project period, either at the applicant organization or at any
other performance site or collaborating institution, check **"Yes."** If
**[all]{.underline}** the research activities are designated to be
exempt under the regulations, enter, in item 11a, the exemption
number(s) corresponding to one or more of the six exemption categories
listed in **"Protection of Human Subjects in Research"** attached to
this form. Provide sufficient information in the application to allow a
determination that the designated exemptions in item 11a, are
appropriate. **Provide this narrative information in an "Item
11/Protection of Human Subjects Attachment" and insert this attachment
immediately following the ED 424 face page. Skip the remaining parts of
item 11.**
If **[some or all]{.underline}** of the planned research activities
involving human subjects are covered (nonexempt), skip item 11a and
continue with the remaining parts of item 11, as noted below. In
addition, follow the instructions in **"Protection of Human Subjects in
Research"** attached to this form to prepare the six-point narrative
about the nonexempt activities. **Provide this six-point** **narrative
in an "Item 11/Protection of Human Subjects Attachment" and insert this
attachment immediately following the ED 424 face page.**
**If the applicant organization has an approved Multiple Project
Assurance of Compliance** on file with the Grants Policy and Oversight
Staff (GPOS), U.S. Department of Education, or with the Office for
Protection from Research Risks (OPRR), National Institutes of Health,
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, that covers the specific
activity, enter the Assurance number in item 11b and the date of
approval by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) of the proposed
activities in item 11c. This date must be no earlier than one year
before the receipt date for which the application is submitted and must
include the four (4) digit year (e.g., 2000). Check the type of IRB
review in the appropriate box. An IRB may use the expedited review
procedure if it complies with the requirements of 34 CFR 97.110. If the
IRB review is delayed beyond the submission of the application, enter
**"Pending"** in item 11c. If your application is recommended/selected
for funding, a follow-up certification of IRB approval from an official
signing for the applicant organization must be sent to and received by
the designated ED official within 30 days after a specific formal
request from the designated ED official. **If the applicant organization
does not have** on file with GPOS or OPRR **an approved Assurance of
Compliance** that covers the proposed research activity, enter
**"None"** in item 11b and skip 11c. In this case, the applicant
organization, by the signature on the application, is declaring that it
will comply with 34 CFR 97 within 30 days after a specific formal
request from the designated ED official for the Assurance(s) and IRB
certifications.
**13. Project Title.** Enter a brief descriptive title of the project.
If more than one program is involved, you should append an explanation
on a separate sheet. If appropriate (e.g., construction or real property
projects), attach a map showing project location. For preapplications,
use a separate sheet to provide a summary description of this project.
**14. Estimated Funding.** Amount requested or to be contributed during
the first funding/budget period by each contributor. Value of in-kind
contributions should be included on appropriate lines as applicable. If
the action will result in a dollar change to an existing award, indicate
**[only]{.underline}** the amount of the change. For decreases, enclose
the amounts in parentheses. If both basic and supplemental amounts are
included, show breakdown on an attached sheet. For multiple program
funding, use totals and show breakdown using same categories as item 13.
**15. Certification.** To be signed by the authorized representative of
the applicant. A copy of the governing body's authorization for you to
sign this application as official representative must be on file in the
applicant's office.
Be sure to enter the telephone and fax number and e-mail address of the
authorized representative. Also, in item 14e, please enter the month,
date, and four (4) digit year (e.g., 12/12/2000) in the date signed
field.
**Paperwork Burden Statement**
> According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, no persons are
> required to respond to a collection of information unless such
> collection displays a valid OMB control number. The valid OMB control
> number for this information collection is **1875-0106**. The time
> required to complete this information collection is estimated to
> average between 15 and 45 minutes per response, including the time to
> review instructions, search existing data resources, gather the data
> needed, and complete and review the information collection. **If you
> have any comments concerning the accuracy of the estimate(s) or
> suggestions for improving this form, please write to:** U.S.
> Department of Education, Washington, D.C. 20202-4651. **If you have
> comments or concerns regarding the status of your individual
> submission of this form write directly to:** Joyce I. Mays,
> Application Control Center, U.S. Department of Education, 7th and D
> Streets, S.W. ROB-3, Room 3633, Washington, D.C. 20202-4725
**Protection of Human Subjects in Research**
**(Attachment to ED 424)**
**I. Instructions to Applicants about the Narrative Information that
Must be Provided if Research Activities Involving Human Subjects are
Planned.**
If you marked item 11 on the application "Yes" and designated exemptions
in 11a , **(all research activities are exempt),** provide sufficient
information in the application to allow a determination that the
designated exemptions are appropriate. Research involving human subjects
that is exempt from the regulations is discussed under **II.B.
"Exemptions,"** below. The Narrative must be succinct. **Provide this
information in an "Item 11/Protection of Human Subjects Attachment" and
insert this attachment immediately following the ED 424 face page.**
If you marked "Yes" to item 11 on the face page, and designated no
exemptions from the regulations **(some or all of the research
activities are nonexempt),** address the following six points for each
nonexempt activity. In addition, if research involving human subjects
will take place at collaborating site(s) or other performance site(s),
provide this information before discussing the six points. Although no
specific page limitation applies to this section of the application, be
succinct. Provide the six-point narrative and discussion of other
performance sites in an **"Item 11/Protection of Human Subjects
Attachment" and insert this attachment immediately following the ED 424
face page.**
\(1\) Provide a detailed description of the proposed involvement of
human subjects. Describe the characteristics of the subject population,
including their anticipated number, age range, and health status.
Identify the criteria for inclusion or exclusion of any subpopulation.
Explain the rationale for the involvement of special classes of
subjects, such as children, children with disabilities, adults with
disabilities, persons with mental disabilities, pregnant women,
prisoners, institutionalized individuals, or others who are likely to be
vulnerable.
\(2\) Identify the sources of research material obtained from
individually identifiable living human subjects in the form of
specimens, records, or data. Indicate whether the material or data will
be obtained specifically for research purposes or whether use will be
made of existing specimens, records, or data.
\(3\) Describe plans for the recruitment of subjects and the consent
procedures to be followed. Include the circumstances under which consent
will be sought and obtained, who will seek it, the nature of the
information to be provided to prospective subjects, and the method of
documenting consent. State if the Institutional Review Board (IRB) has
authorized a modification or waiver of the elements of consent or the
requirement for documentation of consent.
\(4\) Describe potential risks (physical, psychological, social, legal,
or other) and assess their likelihood and seriousness. Where
appropriate, describe alternative treatments and procedures that might
be advantageous to the subjects.
\(5\) Describe the procedures for protecting against or minimizing
potential risks, including risks to confidentiality, and assess their
likely effectiveness. Where appropriate, discuss provisions for ensuring
necessary medical or professional intervention in the event of adverse
effects to the subjects. Also, where appropriate, describe the
provisions for monitoring the data collected to ensure the safety of the
subjects.
\(6\) Discuss why the risks to subjects are reasonable in relation to
the anticipated benefits to subjects and in relation to the importance
of the knowledge that may reasonably be expected to result.
**II. Information on Research Activities**
**Involving Human Subjects**
**A. Definitions.**
A research activity involves human subjects if the activity is research,
as defined in the Department's regulations, and the research activity
will involve use of human subjects, as defined in the regulations.
**---Is it a research activity?**
The ED Regulations for the Protection of Human Subjects, Title 34, Code
of Federal Regulations, Part 97, define research as "a systematic
investigation, including research development, testing and evaluation,
designed to develop or contribute to generalizable knowledge." *If an
activity follows a deliberate plan whose purpose is to develop or
contribute to generalizable knowledge, such as an exploratory study or
the collection of data to test a hypothesis, it is research.* Activities
which meet this definition constitute research whether or not they are
conducted or supported under a program which is considered research for
other purposes. For example, some demonstration and service programs may
include research activities.
**---Is it a human subject?**
The regulations define human subject as "a living individual about whom
an investigator (whether professional or student) conducting research
obtains (1) data through intervention or interaction with the
individual, or (2) identifiable private information." *(1) If an
activity involves obtaining information about a living person by
manipulating that person or that person's environment, as might occur
when a new instructional technique is tested, or by communicating or
interacting with the individual, as occurs with surveys and interviews,
the definition of human subject is met. (2) If an activity involves
obtaining private information about a living person in such a way that
the information can be linked to that individual (the identity of the
subject is or may be readily determined by the investigator or
associated with the information), the definition of human subject is
met.* \[Private information includes information about behavior that
occurs in a context in which an individual can reasonably expect that no
observation or recording is taking place, and information which has been
provided for specific purposes by an individual and which the individual
can reasonably expect will not be made public (for example, a school
health record).\]
**B. Exemptions.**
Research activities in which the only involvement of human subjects will
be in one or more of the following six categories of ***exemptions***
are not covered by the regulations:
\(1\) Research conducted in established or commonly accepted educational
settings, involving normal educational practices, such as (a) research
on regular and special education instructional strategies, or (b)
research on the effectiveness of or the comparison among instructional
techniques, curricula, or classroom management methods.
\(2\) Research involving the use of educational tests (cognitive,
diagnostic, aptitude, achievement), survey procedures, interview
procedures or observation of public behavior, unless: (a) information
obtained is recorded in such a manner that human subjects can be
identified, directly or through identifiers linked to the subjects; and
(b) any disclosure of the human subjects' responses outside the research
could reasonably place the subjects at risk of criminal or civil
liability or be damaging to the subjects' financial standing,
employability, or reputation. ***If the subjects are children, this
exemption applies only to research involving educational tests or
observations of public behavior when the investigator(s) do not
participate in the activities being observed.*** \[Children are defined
as persons who have not attained the legal age for consent to treatments
or procedures involved in the research, under the applicable law or
jurisdiction in which the research will be conducted.\]
\(3\) Research involving the use of educational tests (cognitive,
diagnostic, aptitude, achievement), survey procedures, interview
procedures or observation of public behavior that is not exempt under
section (2) above, if the human subjects are elected or appointed public
officials or candidates for public office; or federal statute(s)
require(s) without exception that the confidentiality of the personally
identifiable information will be maintained throughout the research and
thereafter.
\(4\) Research involving the collection or study of existing data,
documents, records, pathological specimens, or diagnostic specimens, if
these sources are publicly available or if the information is recorded
by the investigator in a manner that subjects cannot be identified,
directly or through identifiers linked to the subjects.
\(5\) Research and demonstration projects which are conducted by or
subject to the approval of department or agency heads, and which are
designed to study, evaluate, or otherwise examine: (a) public benefit or
service programs; (b) procedures for obtaining benefits or services
under those programs; (c) possible changes in or alternatives to those
programs or procedures; or (d) possible changes in methods or levels of
payment for benefits or services under those programs.
\(6\) Taste and food quality evaluation and consumer acceptance studies,
(a) if wholesome foods without additives are consumed or (b) if a food
is consumed that contains a food ingredient at or below the level and
for a use found to be safe, or agricultural chemical or environmental
contaminant at or below the level found to be safe, by the Food and Drug
Administration or approved by the Environmental Protection Agency or the
Food Safety and Inspection Service of the U.S Department of Agriculture.
***Copies of the Department of Education's Regulations for the
Protection of Human Subjects, 34 CFR Part 97 and other pertinent
materials on the protection of human subjects in research are available
from the Grants Policy and Oversight Staff (GPOS) Office of the Chief
Financial and Chief Information Officer, U.S. Department of Education,
Washington, D.C., telephone: (202) 708-8263, and on the U.S. Department
of Education's Protection of Human Subjects in Research Web Site at
http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocfo/humansub.html.***
> **Instructions for ED 424**
>
> **1.** **Legal Name and Address.** Enter the legal name of applicant
> and the name of the primary organizational unit which will undertake
> the assistance activity.
>
> **2.** **D-U-N-S Number.** Enter the applicant's D-U-N-S Number. If
> your organization does not have a D-U-N-S Number, you can obtain the
> number by calling 1-800-333-0505 or by completing a D-U-N-S Number
> Request Form. The form can be obtained via
>
> the Internet at the following URL: **http://www.dnb.com/.**
>
> **3.** **Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance** **(CFDA) Number.**
> Enter the CFDA number and title of the program under which assistance
> is requested.
>
> **4.** **Project Director.** Name, address, telephone and fax numbers,
> and e-mail address of the person to be contacted on matters involving
> this application.
>
> **5.** **Federal Debt Delinquency.** Check **"Yes"** if the
> applicant's organization is delinquent on any Federal debt. (This
> question refers to the applicant's organization and not to the person
> who signs as the authorized representative. Categories of debt include
> delinquent audit disallowances, loans and taxes.) Otherwise, check
> **"No."**
>
> **6. Type of Applicant.** Enter the appropriate letter in the box
> provided.
>
> **7. Novice Applicant.** Check **"Yes"** only if assistance is being
> requested under a program that gives special consideration to novice
> applicants and you meet the program requirements for novice
> applicants. By checking "Yes" the applicant certifies that it meets
> the novice applicant requirements specified by ED. Otherwise, check
> **"No."**
>
> **8.** **Type of Submission.** Self-explanatory.
>
> **9.** **Executive Order 12372.** Check **"Yes"** if the application
> is subject to review by Executive Order 12372. Also, please enter the
> month, date, and four (4) digit year (e.g., 12/12/2000). Applicants
> should contact the State Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for Federal
> Executive Order 12372 to determine whether the application is subject
> to the State intergovernmental review process. Otherwise, check
> **"No."**
**10. Proposed Project Dates.** Please enter the month, date, and four
(4) digit year (e.g., 12/12/2000).
**11. Human Subjects.** Check "Yes" **[or]{.underline}** "No". If
research activities involving human subjects are **[not]{.underline}**
planned **[at any time]{.underline}** during the proposed project
period, check **"No."** **The remaining parts of item 11 are then not
applicable.**
If research activities involving human subjects, whether or not exempt
from Federal regulations for the protection of human subjects,
**[are]{.underline}** planned **[at any time]{.underline}** during the
proposed project period, either at the applicant organization or at any
other performance site or collaborating institution, check **"Yes."** If
**[all]{.underline}** the research activities are designated to be
exempt under the regulations, enter, in item 11a, the exemption
number(s) corresponding to one or more of the six exemption categories
listed in **"Protection of Human Subjects in Research"** attached to
this form. Provide sufficient information in the application to allow a
determination that the designated exemptions in item 11a, are
appropriate. **Provide this narrative information in an "Item
11/Protection of Human Subjects Attachment" and insert this attachment
immediately following the ED 424 face page. Skip the remaining parts of
item 11.**
If **[some or all]{.underline}** of the planned research activities
involving human subjects are covered (nonexempt), skip item 11a and
continue with the remaining parts of item 11, as noted below. In
addition, follow the instructions in **"Protection of Human Subjects in
Research"** attached to this form to prepare the six-point narrative
about the nonexempt activities. **Provide this six-point** **narrative
in an "Item 11/Protection of Human Subjects Attachment" and insert this
attachment immediately following the ED 424 face page.**
**If the applicant organization has an approved Multiple Project
Assurance of Compliance** on file with the Grants Policy and Oversight
Staff (GPOS), U.S. Department of Education, or with the Office for
Protection from Research Risks (OPRR), National Institutes of Health,
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, that covers the specific
activity, enter the Assurance number in item 11b and the date of
approval by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) of the proposed
activities in item 11c. This date must be no earlier than one year
before the receipt date for which the application is submitted and must
include the four (4) digit year (e.g., 2000). Check the type of IRB
review in the appropriate box. An IRB may use the expedited review
procedure if it complies with the requirements of 34 CFR 97.110. If the
IRB review is delayed beyond the submission of the application, enter
**"Pending"** in item 11c. If your application is recommended/selected
for funding, a follow-up certification of IRB approval from an official
signing for the applicant organization must be sent to and received by
the designated ED official within 30 days after a specific formal
request from the designated ED official. **If the applicant organization
does not have** on file with GPOS or OPRR **an approved Assurance of
Compliance** that covers the proposed research activity, enter
**"None"** in item 11b and skip 11c. In this case, the applicant
organization, by the signature on the application, is declaring that it
will comply with 34 CFR 97 within 30 days after a specific formal
request from the designated ED official for the Assurance(s) and IRB
certifications.
**12. Project Title.** Enter a brief descriptive title of the project.
If more than one program is involved, you should append an explanation
on a separate sheet. If appropriate (e.g., construction or real property
projects), attach a map showing project location. For preapplications,
use a separate sheet to provide a summary description of this project.
**13. Estimated Funding.** Amount requested or to be contributed during
the first funding/budget period by each contributor. Value of in-kind
contributions should be included on appropriate lines as applicable. If
the action will result in a dollar change to an existing award, indicate
**[only]{.underline}** the amount of the change. For decreases, enclose
the amounts in parentheses. If both basic and supplemental amounts are
included, show breakdown on an attached sheet. For multiple program
funding, use totals and show breakdown using same categories as item 13.
**14. Certification.** To be signed by the authorized representative of
the applicant. A copy of the governing body's authorization for you to
sign this application as official representative must be on file in the
applicant's office. Be sure to enter the telephone and fax number and
e-mail address of the authorized representative. Also, in item 14e,
please enter the month, date, and four (4) digit year (e.g., 12/12/2000)
in the date signed field.
**Paperwork Burden Statement**
> According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, no persons are
> required to respond to a collection of information unless such
> collection displays a valid OMB control number. The valid OMB control
> number for this information collection is **1875-0106**. The time
> required to complete this information collection is estimated to
> average between 15 and 45 minutes per response, including the time to
> review instructions, search existing data resources, gather the data
> needed, and complete and review the information collection. **If you
> have any comments concerning the accuracy of the estimate(s) or
> suggestions for improving this form, please write to:** U.S.
> Department of Education, Washington, D.C. 20202-4651. **If you have
> comments or concerns regarding the status of your individual
> submission of this form write directly to:** Joyce I. Mays,
> Application Control Center, U.S. Department of Education, 7th and D
> Streets, S.W. ROB-3, Room 3633,
>
> Washington, D.C. 20202-4725
**Protection of Human Subjects in Research**
**(Attachment to ED 424)**
**I. Instructions to Applicants about the Narrative Information that
Must be Provided if Research Activities Involving Human Subjects are
Planned.**
If you marked item 11 on the application "Yes" and designated exemptions
in 11a , **(all research activities are exempt),** provide sufficient
information in the application to allow a determination that the
designated exemptions are appropriate. Research involving human subjects
that is exempt from the regulations is discussed under **II.B.
"Exemptions,"** below. The Narrative must be succinct. **Provide this
information in an "Item 11/Protection of Human Subjects Attachment" and
insert this attachment immediately following the ED 424 face page.**
If you marked "Yes" to item 11 on the face page, and designated no
exemptions from the regulations **(some or all of the research
activities are nonexempt),** address the following six points for each
nonexempt activity. In addition, if research involving human subjects
will take place at collaborating site(s) or other performance site(s),
provide this information before discussing the six points. Although no
specific page limitation applies to this section of the application, be
succinct. Provide the six-point narrative and discussion of other
performance sites in an **"Item 11/Protection of Human Subjects
Attachment" and insert this attachment immediately following the ED 424
face page.**
\(1\) Provide a detailed description of the proposed involvement of
human subjects. Describe the characteristics of the subject population,
including their anticipated number, age range, and health status.
Identify the criteria for inclusion or exclusion of any subpopulation.
Explain the rationale for the involvement of special classes of
subjects, such as children, children with disabilities, adults with
disabilities, persons with mental disabilities, pregnant women,
prisoners, institutionalized individuals, or others who are likely to be
vulnerable.
\(2\) Identify the sources of research material obtained from
individually identifiable living human subjects in the form of
specimens, records, or data. Indicate whether the material or data will
be obtained specifically for research purposes or whether use will be
made of existing specimens, records, or data.
\(3\) Describe plans for the recruitment of subjects and the consent
procedures to be followed. Include the circumstances under which consent
will be sought and obtained, who will seek it, the nature of the
information to be provided to prospective subjects, and the method of
documenting consent. State if the Institutional Review Board (IRB) has
authorized a modification or waiver of the elements of consent or the
requirement for documentation of consent.
\(4\) Describe potential risks (physical, psychological, social, legal,
or other) and assess their likelihood and seriousness. Where
appropriate, describe alternative treatments and procedures that might
be advantageous to the subjects.
\(5\) Describe the procedures for protecting against or minimizing
potential risks, including risks to confidentiality, and assess their
likely effectiveness. Where appropriate, discuss provisions for ensuring
necessary medical or professional intervention in the event of adverse
effects to the subjects. Also, where appropriate, describe the
provisions for monitoring the data collected to ensure the safety of the
subjects.
\(6\) Discuss why the risks to subjects are reasonable in relation to
the anticipated benefits to subjects and in relation to the importance
of the knowledge that may reasonably be expected to result.
**II. Information on Research Activities**
**Involving Human Subjects**
**A. Definitions.**
A research activity involves human subjects if the activity is research,
as defined in the Department's regulations, and the research activity
will involve use of human subjects, as defined in the regulations.
**---Is it a research activity?**
The ED Regulations for the Protection of Human Subjects, Title 34, Code
of Federal Regulations, Part 97, define research as "a systematic
investigation, including research development, testing and evaluation,
designed to develop or contribute to generalizable knowledge." *If an
activity follows a deliberate plan whose purpose is to develop or
contribute to generalizable knowledge, such as an exploratory study or
the collection of data to test a hypothesis, it is research.* Activities
which meet this definition constitute research whether or not they are
conducted or supported under a program which is considered research for
other purposes. For example, some demonstration and service programs may
include research activities.
**---Is it a human subject?**
The regulations define human subject as "a living individual about whom
an investigator (whether professional or student) conducting research
obtains (1) data through intervention or interaction with the
individual, or (2) identifiable private information." *(1) If an
activity involves obtaining information about a living person by
manipulating that person or that person's environment, as might occur
when a new instructional technique is tested, or by communicating or
interacting with the individual, as occurs with surveys and interviews,
the definition of human subject is met. (2) If an activity involves
obtaining private information about a living person in such a way that
the information can be linked to that individual (the identity of the
subject is or may be readily determined by the investigator or
associated with the information), the definition of human subject is
met.* \[Private information includes information about behavior that
occurs in a context in which an individual can reasonably expect that no
observation or recording is taking place, and information which has been
provided for specific purposes by an individual and which the individual
can reasonably expect will not be made public (for example, a school
health record).\]
**B. Exemptions.**
Research activities in which the only involvement of human subjects will
be in one or more of the following six categories of ***exemptions***
are not covered by the regulations:
\(1\) Research conducted in established or commonly accepted educational
settings, involving normal educational practices, such as (a) research
on regular and special education instructional strategies, or (b)
research on the effectiveness of or the comparison among instructional
techniques, curricula, or classroom management methods.
\(2\) Research involving the use of educational tests (cognitive,
diagnostic, aptitude, achievement), survey procedures, interview
procedures or observation of public behavior, unless: (a) information
obtained is recorded in such a manner that human subjects can be
identified, directly or through identifiers linked to the subjects; and
(b) any disclosure of the human subjects' responses outside the research
could reasonably place the subjects at risk of criminal or civil
liability or be damaging to the subjects' financial standing,
employability, or reputation. ***If the subjects are children, this
exemption applies only to research involving educational tests or
observations of public behavior when the investigator(s) do not
participate in the activities being observed.*** \[Children are defined
as persons who have not attained the legal age for consent to treatments
or procedures involved in the research, under the applicable law or
jurisdiction in which the research will be conducted.\]
\(3\) Research involving the use of educational tests (cognitive,
diagnostic, aptitude, achievement), survey procedures, interview
procedures or observation of public behavior that is not exempt under
section (2) above, if the human subjects are elected or appointed public
officials or candidates for public office; or federal statute(s)
require(s) without exception that the confidentiality of the personally
identifiable information will be maintained throughout the research and
thereafter.
\(4\) Research involving the collection or study of existing data,
documents, records, pathological specimens, or diagnostic specimens, if
these sources are publicly available or if the information is recorded
by the investigator in a manner that subjects cannot be identified,
directly or through identifiers linked to the subjects.
\(5\) Research and demonstration projects which are conducted by or
subject to the approval of department or agency heads, and which are
designed to study, evaluate, or otherwise examine: (a) public benefit or
service programs; (b) procedures for obtaining benefits or services
under those programs; (c) possible changes in or alternatives to those
programs or procedures; or (d) possible changes in methods or levels of
payment for benefits or services under those programs.
\(6\) Taste and food quality evaluation and consumer acceptance studies,
(a) if wholesome foods without additives are consumed or (b) if a food
is consumed that contains a food ingredient at or below the level and
for a use found to be safe, or agricultural chemical or environmental
contaminant at or below the level found to be safe, by the Food and Drug
Administration or approved by the Environmental Protection Agency or the
Food Safety and Inspection Service of the U.S Department of Agriculture.
***Copies of the Department of Education's Regulations for the
Protection of Human Subjects, 34 CFR Part 97 and other pertinent
materials on the protection of human subjects in research are available
from the Grants Policy and Oversight Staff (GPOS) Office of the Chief
Financial and Chief Information Officer, U.S. Department of Education,
Washington, D.C., telephone: (202) 708-8263, and on the U.S. Department
of Education's Protection of Human Subjects in Research Web Site at
http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocfo/humansub.html***
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<td colspan="6" rowspan="2"><p><strong>U.S. DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION</strong></p>
<p><strong>BUDGET INFORMATION</strong></p>
<p><strong>NON-CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMS</strong></p></td>
<td colspan="3">OMB Control Number: 1890-0004</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td colspan="3">Expiration Date: 02/28/2003</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td colspan="5"><strong>Name of Institution/Organization</strong></td>
<td colspan="5">Applicants requesting funding for only one year should
complete the column under "Project Year 1." Applicants requesting
funding for multi-year grants should complete all applicable columns.
Please read all instructions before completing form.</td>
</tr>
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<td colspan="10"><p><strong>SECTION A - BUDGET SUMMARY</strong></p>
<p><strong>U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION FUNDS</strong></p></td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td colspan="2"><strong>Budget Categories</strong></td>
<td><p><strong>Project Year 1</strong></p>
<p><strong>(a)</strong></p></td>
<td><p><strong>Project Year 2</strong></p>
<p><strong>(b)</strong></p></td>
<td colspan="2"><p><strong>Project Year 3</strong></p>
<p><strong>(c)</strong></p></td>
<td colspan="2"><p><strong>Project Year 4</strong></p>
<p><strong>(d)</strong></p></td>
<td><p><strong>Project Year 5</strong></p>
<p><strong>(e)</strong></p></td>
<td><p><strong>Total</strong></p>
<p><strong>(f)</strong></p></td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td colspan="2">1. Personnel</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td colspan="2">2. Fringe Benefits</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="even">
<td colspan="2">3. Travel</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td colspan="2">4. Equipment</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="even">
<td colspan="2">5. Supplies</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td colspan="2">6. Contractual</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td colspan="2">7. Construction</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td colspan="2">8. Other</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td colspan="2"><p>9. Total Direct Costs</p>
<p>(lines 1-8)</p></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td colspan="2">10. Indirect Costs</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td colspan="2">11, Training Stipends</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td colspan="2"><p>12. Total Costs</p>
<p>(lines 9-11)</p></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td colspan="2"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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**ED Form No. 524**
**Paperwork Burden Statement**
According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, no persons are
required to respond to a collection of information unless such
collection displays a valid OMB control number. This form is now
undergoing OMB clearance and should be considered draft until a new
valid OMB collection number is obtained.
Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated
to vary from 13 to 22 hours per response, with an average of 17.5 hours
per response, including the time reviewing instructions, searching
existing data resources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and
completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments
regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of
information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to the U.S.
Department of Education, Information Management and Compliance Division,
Washington, DC 20202-4651; and the Office of Management and Budget,
Paperwork Reduction Project 1875-0102, Washington, DC 20503.
**INSTRUCTIONS FOR ED FORM 524**
**General Instructions**
This form is used to apply to individual U.S. Department of Education
discretionary grant programs. Unless directed otherwise, provide the
same budget information for each year of the multi-year funding request.
Pay attention to applicable program instructions if attached.
**Section A -- Budget Summary: U.S. Department of Education Funds**
All applicants must complete Section A and provide a breakdown by the
applicable budget categories shown in lines 1-11.
Lines 1-11, columns (a)-(e): For each project year for which funding is
requested, show the total amount requested for each applicable budget
category.
Lines 1-11, column (f): Show the multi-year total for each budget
category. If funding is requested for only one project year, leave this
column blank.
Line 12, columns (a)-(e): Show the total budget request for each project
year for which funding is requested.
Line 12, column (f): Show the total amount requested for all project
years. If funding is requested for only one year, leave this space
blank.
**Section B -- Budget Summary: Non-Federal Funds**
If you are required to provide or volunteer to provide matching funds or
other non-Federal resources to the project, these should be shown for
each applicable budget category on lines 1-11 of Section B.
Lines 1-11, columns (a)-(e): For each project year for which matching
funds or other contributions are provided, show the total contribution
for each applicable budget category.
Lines 1-11, column (f): Show the multi-year total for each budget
category. If non-Federal contributions are provided for only one year,
leave this column blank.
Line 12, columns (a)-(e): Show the total matching or other contribution
for each project year.
Line 12, column (f): Show the total amount to be contributed for all
years of the multi-year project. If non-Federal contributions are
provided for only one year, leave this space blank.
**Section C -- Other Budget Information**
*Pay attention to applicable program specific instructions, if
attached.*
Provide an itemized budget breakdown, by project year, for each budget
category listed in Sections A and B.
If applicable to this program, enter the type of indirect rate
(provisional, predetermined, final or fixed) that will be in effect
during the funding period. In addition, enter the estimated amount of
the base to which the rate is applied, and the total indirect expense.
If applicable to this program, provide the rate and base on which fringe
benefits are calculated.
Provide other explanations or comments you deem necessary.
> **OMB Approval No. 0348-0040**
>
> **Assurances: Non-Construction Programs**
Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated
to average 15 minutes per response, including time for reviewing
instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining
the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of
information. Send comments regarding the burden estimate or any other
aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for
reducing this burden, to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork
Reduction Project (0348-0040), Washington, DC 20503.
> **Please do not return your completed form to the Office of Management
> and Budget.**
>
> **Send it to the address provided by the sponsoring agency.**
Note: Certain of these assurances may not be applicable to your project
or program. If you have questions, please contact the awarding agency.
Further, certain Federal awarding agencies may require applicants to
certify to additional assurances. If such is the case, you will be
notified.
As the duly authorized representative of the applicant I certify that
the applicant:
1\. Has the legal authority to apply for Federal assistance, and the
institutional, managerial and financial capability (including funds
sufficient to pay the non-Federal share of project costs) to ensure
proper planning, management, and completion of the project described in
this application.
2\. Will give the awarding agency, the Comptroller General of the United
States, and if appropriate, the State, through any authorized
representative, access to and the right to examine all records, books,
papers, or documents related to the award; and will establish a proper
accounting system in accordance with generally accepted accounting
standards or agency directives.
3\. Will establish safeguards to prohibit employees from using their
positions for a purpose that constitutes or presents the appearance of
personal or organizational conflict of interest, or personal gain.
4\. Will initiate and complete the work within the applicable time frame
after receipt of approval of the awarding agency.
5\. Will comply with the Intergovernmental Personnel Act of 1970 (42
U.S.C. §§4728-4763) relating to prescribed standards for merit systems
for programs funded under one of the nineteen statutes or regulations
specified in Appendix A of OPM\'s Standards for a Merit System of
Personnel Administration (5 C.F.R. 900, Subpart F).
6\. Will comply with all Federal statutes relating to nondiscrimination.
These include but are not limited to: (a) Title VI of the Civil Rights
Act of 1964 (P.L. 88-352) which prohibits discrimination on the basis of
race, color or national origin; (b) Title IX of the Education Amendments
of 1972, as amended (20 U.S.C. §§1681-1683, and 1685-1686), which
prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex; (c) Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended (29 U.S.C. §794), which prohibits
discrimination on the basis of handicaps; (d) the Age Discrimination Act
of 1975, as amended (42 U.S.C. §§ 6101-6107), which prohibits
discrimination on the basis of age; (e) the Drug Abuse Office and
Treatment Act of 1972 (P.L. 92-255), as amended, relating to
nondiscrimination on the basis of drug abuse; (f) the Comprehensive
Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation
Act of 1970 (P.L. 91-616), as amended, relating to nondiscrimination on
the basis of alcohol abuse or alcoholism; (g) §§523 and 527 of the
Public Health Service Act of 1912 (42 U.S.C. 290 dd-3 and 290 ee-3), as
amended, relating to confidentiality of alcohol and drug abuse patient
records; (h) Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 (42 U.S.C.
§§3601 et seq.), as amended, relating to non-discrimination in the sale,
rental or financing of housing; (i) any other nondiscrimination
provisions in the specific statute(s) under which application for
Federal assistance is being made; and (j) the requirements of any other
nondiscrimination statute(s) which may apply to the application.
7\. Will comply, or has already complied, with the requirements of
Titles II and III of the uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property
Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 (P.L. 91-646) which provide for fair
and equitable treatment of persons displaced or whose property is
acquired as a result of Federal or federally assisted programs. These
requirements apply to all interests in real property acquired for
project purposes regardless of Federal participation in purchases.
8\. Will comply with the provisions of the Hatch Act (5 U.S.C.
§§1501-1508 and 7324-7328) which limit the political activities of
employees whose principal employment activities are funded in whole or
in part with Federal funds.
9\. Will comply, as applicable, with the provisions of the Davis-Bacon
Act (40 U.S.C. §§276a to 276a-7), the Copeland Act (40 U.S.C. §§276c and
18 U.S.C. §§874) and the Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act
(40 U.S.C. §§327-333), regarding labor standards for federally assisted
construction subagreements.
10\. Will comply, if applicable, with flood insurance purchase
requirements of Section 102(a) of the Flood Disaster Protection Act of
1973 (P.L. 93-234) which requires recipients in a special flood hazard
area to participate in the program and to purchase flood insurance if
the total cost of insurable construction and acquisition is \$10,000 or
more.
11\. Will comply with environmental standards which may be prescribed
pursuant to the following: (a) institution of environmental quality
control measures under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969
(P.L. 91-190) and Executive Order (EO) 11514; (b) notification of
violating facilities pursuant to EO 11738; (c) protection of wetlands
pursuant to EO 11990; (d) evaluation of flood hazards in floodplains in
accordance with EO 11988; (e) assurance of project consistency with the
approved State management program developed under the Coastal Zone
Management Act of 1972 (16 U.S.C. 1451 et seq); (f) conformity of
Federal actions to State (Clear Air) Implementation Plans under Section
176(c) of the Clear Air Act of 1955, as amended (42 U.S.C. 7401 et
seq.); (g) protection of underground sources of drinking water under the
Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974, as amended, (P.L.93-523); and (h)
protection of endangered species under the Endangered Species Act of
1973, as amended, (P.L. 93-205).
12\. Will comply with the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968 (16 U.S.C.
§§1721 et seq) related to protecting components or potential components
of the national wild and scenic rivers system.
13\. Will assist the awarding agency in assuring compliance with Section
106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended (16
U.S.C. 470), EO 11593 (identification and protection of historic
properties), and the Archaeological and Historic Preservation Act of
1974 (16 U.S.C. 469a-1 et seq.).
14\. Will comply with P.L. 93-348 regarding the protection of human
subjects involved in research, development, and related activities
supported by this award of assistance.
15\. Will comply with the Laboratory Animal Welfare Act of 1966 (P.L.
89-544, as amended, 7 U.S.C. 2131 et seq.) pertaining to the care,
handling, and treatment of warm blooded animals held for research,
teaching, or other activities supported by this award of assistance.
16\. Will comply with the Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Act (42
U.S.C. §§4801 et seq.) which prohibits the use of lead based paint in
construction or rehabilitation of residence structures.
17\. Will cause to be performed the required financial and compliance
audits in accordance with the Single Audit Act of 1984.
18\. Will comply with all applicable requirements of all other Federal
laws, executive orders, regulations and policies governing this program.
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**Signature of Authorized Certifying **Title**
Official**
**Applicant Organization** **Date Submitted**
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> *Authorized for Local Reproduction*
>
> *Standard Form 424 B (4-88) Prescribed by OMB Circular A-102*
>
> **Certifications Regarding Lobbying; Debarment, Suspension and Other**
>
> **Responsibility Matters; and Drug-Free Workplace Requirements**
>
> Applicants should refer to the regulations cited below to determine
> the certification to which they are required to attest. Applicants
> should also review the instructions for certification included in the
> regulations before completing this form. Signature of this form
> provides for compliance with certification requirements under 34 CFR
> Part 82, \"New Restrictions on Lobbying,\" and 34 CFR Part 85,
> \"Government-wide Debarment and Suspension (Nonprocurement) and
> Government-wide Requirements for Drug-Free Workplace (Grants).\" The
> certifications shall be treated as a material representation of fact
> upon which reliance will be placed when the Department of Education
> determines to award the covered transaction, grant, or cooperative
> agreement.
>
> **1. LOBBYING**
>
> As required by Section 1352, Title 31 of the U.S. Code, and
> implemented at 34 CFR Part 82, for persons entering into a grant or
> cooperative agreement over \$100,000, as defined at 34 CFR Part 82,
> Sections 82.105 and 82.110, the applicant certifies that:
>
> \(a\) No Federal appropriated funds have been paid or will be paid, by
> or on behalf of the undersigned, to any person for influencing or
> attempting to influence an officer or employee of any agency, a Member
> of Congress, an officer or employee of Congress, or an employee of a
> Member of Congress in connection with the making of any Federal grant,
> the entering into of any cooperative agreement, and the extension,
> continuation, renewal, amendment, or modification of any Federal grant
> or cooperative agreement;
>
> \(b\) If any funds other than Federal appropriated funds have been
> paid or will be paid to any person for influencing or attempting to
> influence an officer or employee of any agency, a Member of Congress,
> an officer or employee of Congress, or an employee of a Member of
> Congress in connection with this Federal grant or cooperative
> agreement, the undersigned shall complete and submit Standard Form -
> LLL, \"Disclosure Form to Report Lobbying,\" in accordance with its
> instructions;
>
> \(c\) The undersigned shall require that the language of this
> certification be included in the award documents for all subawards at
> all tiers (including subgrants, contracts under grants and cooperative
> agreements, and subcontracts) and that all subrecipients shall certify
> and disclose accordingly.
>
> **2. DEBARMENT, SUSPENSION, AND OTHER RESPONSIBILITY MATTERS**
>
> As required by Executive Order 12549, Debarment and Suspension, and
> implemented at 34 CFR Part 85, for prospective participants in primary
> covered transactions, as defined at 34 CFR Part 85, Sections 85.105
> and 85.110\--
>
> A. The applicant certifies that it and its principals:
>
> \(a\) Are not presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment,
> declared ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from covered transactions
> by any Federal department or agency;
>
> \(b\) Have not within a three-year period preceding this application
> been convicted of or had a civil judgement rendered against them for
> commission of fraud or a criminal offense in connection with
> obtaining, attempting to obtain, or performing a public (Federal,
> State, or local) transaction or contract under a public transaction;
> violation of Federal or State antitrust statutes or commission of
> embezzlement, theft, forgery, bribery, falsification or destruction of
> records, making false statements, or receiving stolen property;
>
> \(c\) Are not presently indicted for or otherwise criminally or
> civilly charged by a governmental entity (Federal, State, or local)
> with commission of any of the offenses enumerated in paragraph (1)(b)
> of this certification; and
>
> \(d\) Have not within a three-year period preceding this application
> had one or more public transaction (Federal, State, or local)
> terminated for cause or default; and
>
> B. Where the applicant is unable to certify to any of the statements
> in this certification, he or she shall attach an explanation to this
> application.
>
> **3. DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE (GRANTEES OTHER THAN INDIVIDUALS)**
>
> As required by the Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988, and implemented at
> 34 CFR Part 85, Subpart F, for grantees, as defined at 34 CFR Part 85,
> Sections 85.605 and 85.610 -
>
> A. The applicant certifies that it will or will continue to provide a
> drug-free workplace by:
>
> \(a\) Publishing a statement notifying employees that the unlawful
> manufacture, distribution, dispensing, possession, or use of a
> controlled substance is prohibited in the grantee\'s workplace and
> specifying the actions that will be taken against employees for
> violation of such prohibition;
>
> \(b\) Establishing an on-going drug-free awareness program to inform
> employees about:
>
> \(1\) The dangers of drug abuse in the workplace;
>
> \(2\) The grantee\'s policy of maintaining a drug-free workplace;
>
> \(3\) Any available drug counseling, rehabilitation, and employee
> assistance programs; and
>
> \(4\) The penalties that may be imposed upon employees for drug abuse
> violations occurring in the workplace;
+------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
| > \(c\) Making it a requirement | > \(g\) Making a good faith |
| > that each employee to be engaged | > effort to continue to |
| > in the performance of the grant | > maintain a drug-free |
| > be given a copy of the statement | > workplace through |
| > required by paragraph (a); | > implementation of paragraphs |
| > | > (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), and |
| > \(d\) Notifying the employee in | > (f). |
| > the statement required by | |
| > paragraph (a) that, as a | B. The grantee may insert in |
| > condition of employment under | the space provided below the |
| > the grant, the employee will- | site(s) for the performance of |
| > | work done in connection with |
| > \(1\) Abide by the terms of the | the specific grant: |
| > statement; and | |
| > | Place of Performance (Street |
| > \(2\) Notify the employer in | address. city, county, state, |
| > writing of his or her conviction | zip code) |
| > for a violation of a criminal | |
| > drug statute occurring in the | > Check **\[ \]** if there are |
| > workplace no later than five | > workplaces on file that are |
| > calendar days after such | > not identified here. |
| > conviction; | |
| > | **DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE (GRANTEES |
| > \(e\) Notifying the agency, in | WHO ARE INDIVIDUALS)** |
| > writing, within 10 calendar days | |
| > after receiving notice under | As required by the Drug-Free |
| > subparagraph (d)(2) from an | Workplace Act of 1988, and |
| > employee or otherwise receiving | implemented at 34 CFR Part 85, |
| > actual notice of such | Subpart F, for grantees, as |
| > conviction. Employers of | defined at 34 CFR Part 85, |
| > convicted employees must provide | Sections 85.605 and 85.610- |
| > notice, including position | |
| > title, to: Director, Grants | A. As a condition of the grant, |
| > Policy and Oversight Staff, U.S. | I certify that I will not |
| > Department of Education, 600 | engage in the unlawful |
| > Independence Avenue, S.W. (Room | manufacture, distribution, |
| > 3652, GSA Regional Office | dispensing, possession, or use |
| > Building No. 3), Washington, DC | of a controlled substance in |
| > 20202-4248. Notice shall include | conducting any activity with |
| > the identification number(s) of | the grant; and |
| > each affected grant; | |
| > | B. If convicted of a criminal |
| > \(f\) Taking one of the | drug offense resulting from a |
| > following actions, within 30 | violation occurring during the |
| > calendar days of receiving | conduct of any grant activity, |
| > notice under subparagraph | I will report the conviction, |
| > (d)(2), with respect to any | in writing, within 10 calendar |
| > employee who is so convicted- | days of the conviction, to: |
| > | Director, Grants Policy and |
| > \(1\) Taking appropriate | Oversight Staff, Department of |
| > personnel action against such an | Education, 600 Independence |
| > employee, up to and including | Avenue, S.W. (Room 3652, GSA |
| > termination, consistent with the | Regional Office Building No. |
| > requirements of the | 3), Washington, DC 20202-4248. |
| > Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as | Notice shall include the |
| > amended; or | identification number(s) of |
| > | each affected grant. |
| > \(2\) Requiring such employee to | |
| > participate satisfactorily in a | |
| > drug abuse assistance or | |
| > rehabilitation program approved | |
| > for such purposes by a Federal, | |
| > State, or local health, law | |
| > enforcement, or other | |
| > appropriate agency; | |
+------------------------------------+---------------------------------+
> As the duly authorized representative of the applicant, I hereby
> certify that the applicant will comply with the above certifications.
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**NAME OF APPLICANT PR/AWARD NUMBER AND / OR PROJECT NAME**
**PRINTED NAME AND TITLE OF AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE**
**SIGNATURE DATE**
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**ED 80-0013**
**Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibility and**
**Voluntary Exclusion --- Lower Tier Covered Transactions**
This certification is required by the Department of Education
regulations implementing Executive Order 12549, Debarment and
Suspension, 34 CFR Part 85, for all lower tier transactions meeting the
threshold and tier requirements stated at Section 85.110.
**Instructions for Certification**
1\. By signing and submitting this proposal, the prospective lower tier
participant is providing the certification set out below.
2\. The certification in this clause is a material representation of
fact upon which reliance was placed when this transaction was entered
into. If it is later determined that the prospective lower tier
participant knowingly rendered an erroneous certification, in addition
to other remedies available to the Federal Government, the department or
agency with which this transaction originated may pursue available
remedies, including suspension and/or debarment.
3\. The prospective lower tier participant shall provide immediate
written notice to the person to which this proposal is submitted if at
any time the prospective lower tier participant learns that its
certification was erroneous when submitted or has become erroneous by
reason of changed circumstances.
4\. The terms \"covered transaction,\" \"debarred,\" \"suspended,\"
\"ineligible,\" \"lower tier covered transaction,\" \"participant,\" \"
person,\" \"primary covered transaction,\" \" principal,\" \"proposal,\"
and \"voluntarily excluded,\" as used in this clause, have the meanings
set out in the Definitions and Coverage sections of rules implementing
Executive Order 12549. You may contact the person to which this proposal
is submitted for assistance in obtaining a copy of those regulations.
5\. The prospective lower tier participant agrees by submitting this
proposal that, should the proposed covered transaction be entered into,
it shall not knowingly enter into any lower tier covered transaction
with a person who is debarred, suspended, declared ineligible, or
voluntarily excluded from participation in this covered transaction,
unless authorized by the department or agency with which this
transaction originated.
6\. The prospective lower tier participant further agrees by submitting
this proposal that it will include the clause titled \"Certification
Regarding Debarment, Suspension, Ineligibility, and Voluntary
Exclusion-Lower Tier Covered Transactions,\" without modification, in
all lower tier covered transactions and in all solicitations for lower
tier covered transactions.
7\. A participant in a covered transaction may rely upon a certification
of a prospective participant in a lower tier covered transaction that it
is not debarred, suspended, ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from the
covered transaction, unless it knows that the certification is
erroneous. A participant may decide the method and frequency by which it
determines the eligibility of its principals. Each participant may but
is not required to, check the Nonprocurement List.
8\. Nothing contained in the foregoing shall be construed to require
establishment of a system of records in order to render in good faith
the certification required by this clause. The knowledge and information
of a participant is not required to exceed that which is normally
possessed by a prudent person in the ordinary course of business
dealings.
9\. Except for transactions authorized under paragraph 5 of these
instructions, if a participant in a covered transaction knowingly enters
into a lower tier covered transaction with a person who is suspended,
debarred, ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from participation in this
transaction, in addition to other remedies available to the Federal
Government, the department or agency with which this transaction
originated may pursue available remedies, including suspension and/or
debarment.
**Certification**
1\. The prospective lower tier participant certifies, by submission of
this proposal, that neither it nor its principals are presently
debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible, or
voluntarily excluded from participation in this transaction by any
Federal department or agency.
2\. Where the prospective lower tier participant is unable to certify to
any of the statements in this certification, such prospective
participant shall attach an explanation to this proposal.
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**NAME OF APPLICANT PR/AWARD NUMBER AND/OR PROJECT NAME**
**PRINTED NAME AND TITLE OF AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE**
**SIGNATURE DATE**
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**ED 80-0014, 9/90 (Replaces GCS-009 (REV 12/88), which is obsolete)**
**Approved by OMB**
**0348-0046**
**Disclosure of Lobbying Activities**
*Complete this form to disclose lobbying activities pursuant to 31
U.S.C. 1352*
*(See reverse for public burden disclosure)*
+----------------------+----------+---------+-------------------------+
| 1. **Type of | 2. | | 3. **Report Type:** |
| Federal | **Status | | |
| Action:** | of | | a\. initial filing |
| | | | |
| a\. contract | Federal | | \_\_\_\_\_ b. material |
| | A | | change |
| \_\_\_\_ b. grant | ction:** | | |
| | | | **For material change |
| c\. cooperative | a\. | | only:** |
| agreement | bid/o | | |
| | ffer/app | | Year \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ |
| d\. loan | lication | | quarter \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ |
| | | | |
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| | \_\_\_\_ | | repor |
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| | | and | |
| | | | |
| | | Address | |
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+----------------------+----------+---------+-------------------------+
| **6. Federal | | **7. | |
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| | | Program | |
| | | Name | |
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+----------------------+----------+---------+-------------------------+
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| Number,** *if | | Award | |
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| | | *if | |
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| | | | |
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+----------------------+----------+---------+-------------------------+
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| Address of Lobbying | | Indi | |
| Registrant** | | viduals | |
| | | Per | |
| (if individual, last | | forming | |
| name, first name, | | Ser | |
| MI): | | vices** | |
| | | *(in | |
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| | | MI):* | |
+----------------------+----------+---------+-------------------------+
| 11\. Information | | **Sig | |
| requested through | | nature: | |
| this form is | | \_\_\_\ | |
| authorized by title | | _\_\_\_ | |
| 31 U.S.C. section | | \_\_\_\ | |
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| disclosure of | | \_\_\_\ | |
| lobbying activities | | _\_\_\_ | |
| is a material | | \_\_\_\ | |
| representation of | | _\_\_\_ | |
| fact upon which | | \_\_\_\ | |
| reliance was placed | | _\_\_** | |
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| This disclosure is | | _\_\_\_ | |
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| information will be | | \_\_\_\ | |
| reported to the | | _\_\_\_ | |
| Congress | | \_\_\_\ | |
| semi-annually and | | _\_\_\_ | |
| will be available | | \_\_\_\ | |
| for public | | _\_\_** | |
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| person who fails to | | ** | |
| file the required | | Title:\ | |
| disclosure shall be | | _\_\_\_ | |
| subject to a civil | | \_\_\_\ | |
| penalty of not less | | _\_\_\_ | |
| than \$10,000 and | | \_\_\_\ | |
| not more than | | _\_\_\_ | |
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+----------------------+----------+---------+-------------------------+
**INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETION OF SF-LLL, DISCLOSURE OF LOBBYING
ACTIVITIES**
This disclosure form shall be completed by the reporting entity, whether
subawardee or prime Federal recipient, at the initiation or receipt of a
covered Federal action, or a material change to a previous filing,
pursuant to title 31 U.S.C. section 1352. The filing of a form is
required for each payment or agreement to make payment to any lobbying
entity for influencing or attempting to influence an officer or employee
of any agency, a Member of Congress, an officer or employee of Congress,
or an employee of a Member of Congress in connection with a covered
Federal action. Complete all items that apply for both the initial
filing and material change report. Refer to the implementing guidance
published by the Office of Management and Budget for additional
information.
1\. Identify the type of covered Federal action for which lobbying
activity is and/or has been secured to influence the outcome of a
covered Federal action.
2\. Identify the status of the covered Federal action.
3\. Identify the appropriate classification of this report. If this is a
followup report caused by a material change to the information
previously reported, enter the year and quarter in which the change
occurred. Enter the date of the last previously submitted report by this
reporting entity for this covered Federal action.
4\. Enter the full name, address, city, State and zip code of the
reporting entity. Include Congressional District, if known. Check the
appropriate classification of the reporting entity that designates if it
is, or expects to be, a prime or subaward recipient. Identify the tier
of the subawardee, e.g., the first subawardee of the prime is the 1st
tier. Subawards include but are not limited to subcontracts, subgrants
and contract awards under grants.
5\. If the organization filing the report in item 4 checks "Subawardee,"
then enter the full name, address, city, State and zip code of the prime
Federal recipient. Include Congressional District, if known.
6\. Enter the name of the federal agency making the award or loan
commitment. Include at least one organizational level below agency name,
if known. For example, Department of Transportation, United States Coast
Guard.
7\. Enter the Federal program name or description for the covered
Federal action (item 1). If known, enter the full Catalog of Federal
Domestic Assistance (CFDA) number for grants, cooperative agreements,
loans, and loan commitments.
8\. Enter the most appropriate Federal identifying number available for
the Federal action identified in item 1 (e.g., Request for Proposal
(RFP) number; Invitations for Bid (IFB) number; grant announcement
number; the contract, grant, or loan award number; the
application/proposal control number assigned by the Federal agency).
Included prefixes, e.g., "RFP-DE-90-001."
9\. For a covered Federal action where there has been an award or loan
commitment by the Federal agency, enter the Federal amount of the
award/loan commitment for the prime entity identified in item 4 or 5.
10\. (a) Enter the full name, address, city, State and zip code of the
lobbying registrant under the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995 engaged by
the reporting entity identified in item 4 to influence the covered
Federal action.
> \(b\) Enter the full names of the individual(s) performing services,
> and include full address if different from 10(a). Enter Last Name,
> First Name, and Middle Initial (MI).
11\. The certifying official shall sign and date the form, print his/her
name, title, and telephone number.
According to the Paperwork Reduction Act, as amended, no persons are
required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a
valid OMB control Number. The valid OMB control number for this
information collection is OMB No. 0348-0046. Public reporting burden for
this collection of information is estimated to average 10 minutes per
response, including time for reviewing instructions, searching existing
data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing
and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding the
burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information,
including suggestions for reducing this burden, to the Office of
Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project (0348-0046),
Washington, DC 20503.
# Estimated Public Reporting Burden
According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, no persons are
required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a
valid OMB control number. The valid OMB control number for this
information collection is 1810-0616. Expiration date: March 31, 2003.
The time required to complete this information collection is estimated
to average 48 hours (forty-eight hours per response, including the time
to review instructions, search existing data resources, gather the data
needed, and complete and review the information collection.)
If you have any comments concerning the accuracy of the time estimate or
suggestions for improving this form, please write to: U.S. Department of
Education, Washington, D.C. 20202-4651.
If you have comments or concerns regarding the status of your individual
submission of this form, write directly to: Nancy Rhett, U.S. Department
of Education, 400 Maryland Avenue, SW, room 5C-137, Washington DC
20202-6200.
# Intergovernmental Review of Federal Programs
This section applies to each program that is subject to the requirements
of Executive Order 12372 (Intergovernmental Review of Federal Programs)
and the regulations in 34 CFR part 79.
The objective of the Executive order is to foster an intergovernmental
partnership and to strengthen federalism by relying on State and local
processes for State and local government coordination and review of
proposed Federal financial assistance.
Applicants must contact the appropriate State Single Point of Contact to
find out about, and to comply with, the State\'s process under Executive
Order 12372. Applicants proposing to perform activities in more than one
State should immediately contact the Single Point of Contact for each of
those States and follow the procedure established in each of those
States under the Executive order. A listing containing the Single Point
of Contact for each State is included in this appendix.
In States that have not established a process or chosen a program for
review, State, areawide, regional, and local entities may submit
comments directly to the Department.
Any State Process Recommendation and other comments submitted by a State
Single Point of Contact and any comments from State, areawide, regional,
and local entities must be mailed or hand-delivered by the date
indicated in the actual application notice to the following address:
> The Secretary
>
> Re: Executive Order 12372
>
> U.S. Department of Education
>
> Room 7W-100
>
> 400 Maryland Avenue SW
>
> Washington, DC 20202-0124.
Proof of mailing will be determined on the same basis as applications
(see 34 CFR 75.102). Recommendations or comments may be hand-delivered
until 4:30 p.m. (Washington, DC time) on the date indicated in the
actual application notice.
**PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ABOVE ADDRESS IS NOT THE SAME ADDRESS AS THE ONE
TO WHICH THE APPLICANT SUBMITS ITS COMPLETED APPLICATION.**
**DO *NOT* SEND APPLICATIONS TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS**
## State Single Points Of Contact
> **Note: In accordance with Executive Order #12372, this listing
> represents the designated State Single Points of Contact.**
>
> Because participation is voluntary, some States and Territories no
> longer participate in the process. These include: Alabama, Alaska,
> American Samoa, Colorado, Connecticut, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas,
> Louisiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Jersey,
> Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee,
> Vermont, Virginia, and Washington.
>
> The jurisdictions not listed no longer participate in the process.
> However, an applicant is still eligible to apply for a grant or grants
> even if its respective State, Territory, Commonwealth, etc., does not
> have a State Single Point of Contact.
>
> **ARIZONA**
>
> Joni Saad
>
> Arizona State Clearinghouse
>
> 3800 N. Central Avenue
>
> Fourteenth Floor
>
> Phoenix, AZ 85012
>
> Telephone: (602) 280-1315
>
> Fax: (602) 280-8144
>
> **ARKANSAS**
>
> Mr. Tracy L. Copeland
>
> Manager, State Clearinghouse
>
> Office of Intergovernmental Services
>
> Department of Finance and Administration
>
> 1515 W. 7th Street, Room 412
>
> Little Rock, AR 72203
>
> Telephone: (501) 682-1074
>
> Fax: (501) 682-5206
>
> **CALIFORNIA**
>
> Grants Coordinator
>
> Office of Planning & Research
>
> 1600 Ninth Street, Room 250
>
> Sacramento, CA 95814
>
> Telephone: (916) 323-7480
>
> Fax: (916) 323-3018
>
> **DELAWARE**
>
> Francine Booth
>
> State Single Point of Contact
>
> Executive Department
>
> Office of the Budget
>
> Thomas Collins Building
>
> P.O. Box 1401
>
> Dover, DE 19903
>
> Telephone: (302) 739-3326
>
> Fax: (302) 739-5661
>
> **DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA**
>
> Charles Nichols
>
> State Single Point of Contact
>
> Office of Grants Mgmt. & Development.
>
> 717 14th Street, NW - Suite 400
>
> Washington, DC 20005
>
> Telephone: (202) 727-6554
>
> Fax: (202) 727-1617
>
> **FLORIDA**
>
> Florida State Clearinghouse
>
> Department of Community Affairs
>
> 22740 Centerview Drive
>
> Tallahassee, FL 32399-2100
>
> Telephone: (904) 922-5438
>
> Fax: (904) 487-2899
>
> **GEORGIA**
>
> Tom L. Reid, III
>
> Coordinator
>
> Georgia State Clearinghouse
>
> 270 Washington Street, S.W. - 8th Floor
>
> Atlanta, GA 30334
>
> Telephone: (404) 656-3855
>
> Fax: (404) 656-3828
>
> **ILLINOIS**
>
> Ms. Virginia Bova, Single Point of Contact
>
> Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs
>
> James R. Thompson Center
>
> 100 West Randolph, Suite 3-400
>
> Chicago, IL 60601
>
> Telephone: (312) 814-6028
>
> Fax: (312) 814-1800
>
> **INDIANA**
>
> Frances Williams
>
> State Budget Agency
>
> 212 State House
>
> Indianapolis, IN 46204-2796
>
> Telephone: (317) 232-5619
>
> Fax: (317) 233-3323
>
> **IOWA**
>
> Steven R. McCann
>
> Division for Community Assistance
>
> Iowa Department of Economic
>
> Development
>
> 200 East Grand Avenue
>
> Des Monies, IA 50309
>
> Telephone: (515) 242-4719
>
> Fax: (515) 242-4809
>
> **KENTUCKY**
>
> Ronald W. Cook
>
> Office of the Governor
>
> Department of Local Government
>
> 1024 Capitol Center Drive - Suite 340
>
> Frankfort, KY 40601-8204
>
> Telephone: (502) 573-2382
>
> Fax: (502) 573-2512
>
> **MAINE**
>
> Joyce Benson
>
> State Planning Office
>
> 184 State Street
>
> 38 State House Station
>
> Augusta, ME 04333
>
> Telephone: (207) 287-3261
>
> Fax: (207) 287-6489
>
> **MARYLAND**
>
> William G. Carroll
>
> Manager, Plan & Project Review
>
> Maryland Office of Planning
>
> 301 W. Preston Street - Room 1104
>
> Baltimore, MD 21201-2365
>
> Staff Contact: Linda Janey
>
> Telephone: (410) 767-4490
>
> Fax: (410) 767-4480
>
> **MICHIGAN**
>
> Richard Pfaff
>
> Southeast Michigan Council of Governments
>
> 660 Plaza Drive - Suite 1900
>
> Detroit, MI 48226
>
> Telephone: (313) 961-4266
>
> Fax: (313) 961-4869
>
> **MISSISSIPPI**
>
> Cathy Mallette
>
> Clearinghouse Officer
>
> Department of Finance and Administration
>
> 550 High Street
>
> Jackson, MS 39302-3087
>
> Telephone: (601) 359-6762
>
> Fax: (601) 359-6764
>
> **MISSOURI**
>
> Lois Pohl
>
> Federal Assistance Clearinghouse
>
> Office of Administration
>
> P.O. Box 809
>
> Room 760, Truman Building
>
> Jefferson City, MO 65102
>
> Telephone: (314) 751-4834
>
> Fax: (314) 751-7819
>
> **NEVADA**
>
> Department of Administration
>
> State Clearinghouse
>
> Capitol Complex
>
> Carson City, NV 89710
>
> Telephone: (702) 687-4065
>
> Fax: (702) 687-3983
>
> **NEW HAMPSHIRE**
>
> Jeffrey H. Taylor
>
> Director, New Hampshire Office of State Planning
>
> Attn: Intergovernmental Review Process
>
> Mike Blake
>
> 2 ½ Beacon Street
>
> Concord, NH 03301
>
> Telephone: (603) 271-2155
>
> Fax: (603) 271-1728
>
> **NEW MEXICO**
>
> Robert Peters
>
> State Budget Division
>
> Room 190 Bataan Memorial Building
>
> Santa Fe, NM 87503
>
> Telephone: (505) 827-3640
>
> **NEW YORK**
>
> New York State Clearinghouse
>
> Division of the Budget
>
> State Capitol
>
> Albany, NY 12224
>
> Telephone: (518) 474-1605
>
> Fax: (518) 486-5617
>
> **NORTH CAROLINA**
>
> Chrys Baggett, Director
>
> N.C. State Clearinghouse
>
> Office of the Secretary of Admin.
>
> 116 West Jones Street - Suite 5106
>
> Raleigh, NC 27603-8003
>
> Telephone: (919) 733-7232
>
> Fax: (919) 733-9571
>
> **NORTH DAKOTA**
>
> North Dakota Single Point of Contact
>
> Office of Intergovernmental Assistance
>
> 600 East Boulevard Avenue
>
> Bismarck, ND 58505-0170
>
> Telephone: (701) 224-2094
>
> Fax: (701) 224-2308
>
> **RHODE ISLAND**
>
> Kevin Nelson
>
> Review Coordinator
>
> Department of Administration
>
> Division of Planning
>
> One Capitol Hill, 4th Floor
>
> Providence, RI 02908-5870
>
> Telephone: (401) 277-2656
>
> Fax: (401) 277-2083
>
> **SOUTH CAROLINA**
>
> Rodney Grizzle
>
> State Single Point of Contact
>
> Grant Services
>
> Office of the Governor
>
> 1205 Pendleton Street - Room 331
>
> Columbia, SC 29201
>
> Telephone: (803) 734-0494
>
> Fax: (803) 734-0356
>
> **TEXAS**
>
> Tom Adams
>
> Governors Office
>
> Director, Intergovernmental Coordination
>
> P.O. Box 12428
>
> Austin, TX 78711
>
> Telephone: (512) 463-1771
>
> Fax: (512) 463-1880
>
> **UTAH**
>
> Carolyn Wright
>
> Utah State Clearinghouse
>
> Office of Planning and Budget
>
> Room 116, State Capitol
>
> Salt Lake City, UT 84114
>
> Telephone: (801) 538-1535
>
> Fax: (801) 538-1547
>
> **WEST VIRGINIA**
>
> Fred Cutlip, Director
>
> Community Development Division
>
> W. Virginia Development Office
>
> Building #6, Room 553
>
> Charleston, WV 25305
>
> Telephone: (304) 558-4010
>
> Fax: (304) 558-3248
>
> **WISCONSIN**
>
> Jeff Smith
>
> Section Chief, State/Federal Relations
>
> Wisconsin Department of Administration
>
> 101 East Wilson Street - 6th Floor
>
> P.O. Box 7868
>
> Madison, WI 53707
>
> Telephone: (608) 266-0267
>
> Fax: (608) 267-6931
>
> **WYOMING**
>
> Matthew Jones
>
> State Single Point of Contact
>
> Office of the Governor
>
> 200 West 24th Street
>
> State Capitol, Room 124
>
> Cheyenne, WY 82002
>
> Telephone: (307) 777-7446
>
> Fax: (307) 632-3909
>
> **TERRITORIES**
>
> **GUAM**
>
> Mr. Giovanni T. Sgambelluri
>
> Director, Bureau of Budget and Management Research
>
> Office of the Governor
>
> P.O. Box 2950
>
> Agana, GU 96910
>
> Telephone: 011-671-472-2285
>
> Fax: 011-671-472-2825
>
> **PUERTO RICO**
>
> Norma Burgos/Jose E. Caro
>
> Chairwoman/Director
>
> Puerto Rico Planning Board
>
> Federal Proposals Review Office
>
> Minillas Government Center
>
> P.O. Box 4119
>
> San Juan, PR 00940-1119
>
> Telephone: (809) 727-4444
\(809\) 723-6190
> Fax: (809) 724-3270
\(809\) 724-3103
> **NORTH MARIANA ISLANDS**
>
> Mr. Alvaro A. Santos, Executive Officer
>
> Office of Management and Budget
>
> Office of the Governor
>
> Saipan, MP 96950
>
> Telephone: 670) 664-2256
>
> Fax: (670) 664-2272
>
> Contact person: Ms. Jacoba T. Seman
>
> Federal Programs Coordinator
>
> Telephone: (670) 664-2289
>
> Fax: (670) 664-2272
>
> **VIRGIN ISLANDS**
>
> Nellon Bowry
>
> Director, Office of Management and Budget
>
> 41 Noregade Emancipation Garden Station
>
> Second Floor
>
> Saint Thomas, VI 00802
>
> *Please direct all questions and*
>
> *correspondence about intergovernmental*
>
> *review to:*
>
> Linda Clarke
>
> \(809\) 774-0750
>
> Fax (809) 776-0069
>
> **Note:** This list is based on the most current information provided
> by the States. Information on any changes or apparent errors should be
> provided to Donna Rivelli (telephone 202 395-5858) at the Office of
> Management and Budget and to the State in question. Changes to the
> list will only be made upon formal notification by the State. The list
> is also published biannually in the Catalog of Federal Domestic
> Assistance.
[^1]: We recommend that the state include any optional members as well,
but the critical list is of the required members.
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all-txt-docs | 127812 | HERSCHEL L. FAGAN, PETITIONER V. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
No. 88-2094
In The Supreme Court Of The United States
October Term, 1989
On Petition For A Writ Of Certiorari To The United States Court Of
Military Appeals
Brief For The United States In Opposition
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Question Presented
Opinions below
Jurisdiction
Statement
Argument
Conclusion
OPINIONS BELOW
The opinion of the Court of Military Appeals (Pet. App. 1a-13a) is
reported at 28 M.J. 64. The opinion of the Navy-Marine Corps Court of
Military Review (Pet. App. 14a-28a) is reported at 24 M.J. 865.
JURISDICTION
The Court of Military Appeals entered its judgment on April 28,
1989. The petition for a writ of certiorari was filed on June 26,
1989. The jurisdiction of this Court is invoked under 28 U.S.C.
1259(3) (Supp. V 1987).
QUESTION PRESENTED
Whether the Fourth Amendment is violated when a service member is
ordered by a superior to report to military law enforcement
authorities for fingerprinting.
STATEMENT
Following a general court-martial, petitioner, a member of the
United States Marine Corps, was convicted on two specifications of
larceny, on one specification of burglary, and on one specification of
housebreaking, in violation of Articles 121, 129, and 130 of the
Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), 10 U.S.C. 921, 929, and 930.
Petitioner was sentenced to confinement for five years, a bad-conduct
discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and a reduction in
rank to pay grade E-1. The convening authority approved the findings
and sentence. The Navy-Marine Corps Court of Military Review affirmed
the findings and sentence. The Court of Military Appeals granted
discretionary review and affirmed.
1. Early in 1985, a rash of burglaries occurred in petitioner's
battalion. Tr. 21. An investigation revealed latent fingerprints in
two of the rooms that had been burglarized. Tr. 8-9. /1/ Despite a
heightened state of awareness, no one reported seeing any outsider in
the area of the burglaries. Tr. 9. This led Naval Investigative
Service (NIS) Special Agent Michael Shevock to believe that the crimes
were committed by a member of the battalion who had remained behind
when the battalion left for training maneuvers. Ibid. Agent Shevock
therefore decided to fingerprint the approximately 100 Marines who had
remained behind. Ibid. After receiving permission from the
battalion's commanding officer, and with the help of Lieutenant
Haddock, an officer detailed for his assistance by the commanding
officer, Agent Shevock began the fingerprinting process. Ibid. Under
the procedure, Agent Shevock would ask Lieutenant Haddock for a given
number of men, usually 15-20, without specifying their names. Ibid.
Lieutenant Haddock would then select individuals in such a way as to
cause the least amount of inconvenience to the battalion. Tr. 9-10.
By March 29, 1985, petitioner was the only Marine who still had not
been fingerprinted. Tr. 9. When informed of that fact, Gunnery
Sergeant Vasquez told petitioner to report to the NIS office for
fingerprinting. DX A. When petitioner appeared reluctant to comply,
Sergeant Vasquez ordered petitioner to report to the NIS. Ibid.
Petitioner then went to the NIS office. Tr. 27.
When Agent Shevock attempted to take petitioner's fingerprints, the
agent discovered that the pads of petitioner's ten fingers had been
severely scraped. Tr. 10. The skin was swollen and torn and would
not leave a readable impression on the card. Agent Shevock did
notice, however, that the print of one finger featured a conspicuous
"double loop pattern" that "bore a striking and conspicuous
resemblance" to a latent print he had lifted from one of the rooms.
Based on that evidence, Agent Shevock suspected that petitioner had
committed the crime. He read petitioner his rights and then
interrogated petitioner about the burglaries. Petitioner denied any
knowledge of the incidents. Petitioner also willingly agreed to have
his hands photographed. Ibid. Petitioner was not placed under arrest
at that time, and Agent Shevock assured petitioner that he was free to
go whenever he liked. Tr. 15.
Four months later, on August 2, 1985, Agent Shevock went to Tripler
Army Medical Center, where petitioner was a patient, in order again to
attempt to fingerprint petitioner. Tr. 11, 17. Petitioner refused to
be fingerprinted, however, even after Agent Shevock had a petty
officer from the Navy liaison office order petitioner to allow his
fingerprints to be taken. Agent Shevock then abandoned the attempt.
Tr. 11. He decided to return when petitioner was released from the
hospital and to arrest him, if necessary, in order to obtain his
fingerprints. On August 6, Agent Shevock went back to the hospital.
Tr. 11, 17. When he arrived, however, he learned that petitioner was
at the NIS office waiting to be fingerprinted. Tr. 12. The NIS
matched petitioner's fingerprints to two prints taken from the scene
of the crime. Petitioner later made an inculpatory statement
regarding the crimes, on October 1, 1985. Ibid.
2. At trial, petitioner sought to suppress the fingerprints taken
on March 29 and August 6, 1985, the photographs taken of his hands,
and the statements he made to the NIS on March 29 and October 1, 1985.
AX 1. The trial judge, relying on Hayes v. Florida, 470 U.S. 811
(1985), originally suppressed the fingerprint evidence, Tr. 43, but
later reconsidered his decision and denied petitioner's motion. AX 7.
The judge reasoned that petitioner had no privacy interest in his
fingerprints, because they were on file with the military. Ibid. /2/
The judge also found that there was probable cause to arrest
petitioner once Agent Shevock noticed the similarity between
petitioner's fingerprints and one of the latent fingerprints. Ibid.
ARGUMENT
Petitioner contends that the trial court erred by allowing his
fingerprints to be admitted in evidence at trial. Petitioner argues
that his fingerprints were obtained as a result of an unlawful
seizure, because Gunnery Sergeant Vasquez ordered him to report to NIS
headquarters without probable cause to believe that he had committed
the burglaries.
Petitioner does not claim that he could not be fingerprinted in the
absence of probable cause, and no such claim could properly be
asserted. Fingerprinting is not nearly as intrusive as actual
invasions into the body, such as the extraction of blood, see
Schmerber v. California, 384 U.S. 757 (1966), or body cavity searches,
see Bell v. Wolfish, 441 U.S. 520 (1979). Nor is it as intrusive as
having one's fingernails scraped for evidence, see Cupp v. Murphy, 412
U.S. 291 (1973), being compelled to provide a urine sample, see
Skinner v. Railway Labor Executives' Ass'n, 109 S. Ct. 1402 (1989), or
being stopped and frisked by a police officer on a public street, see
Terry v. Ohio, 392 U.S. 1 (1968). Rather, the intrusion occasioned by
being fingerprinted is minimal, Davis v. Mississippi, 394 U.S. 721,
727 (1969), and is not materially different from the compelled
production of voice and handwriting samples, see United States v.
Dionisio, 410 U.S. 1 (1973); United States v. Mara, 410 U.S. 19
(1973), neither of which entails significant inroads upon privacy.
Indeed, military regulations require that all applicants for the armed
forces must be fingerprinted before they enter the military, both to
ensure that the applicant does not have a criminal record and for
identification purposes. Tr. 57-58. See also Marine Corps Order No.
P1100.75(b), at 2-1 para. 2-1(e) (Apr. 15, 1986). Petitioner
therefore had no reason to believe that the Marine Corps could not
take his fingerprints at any time.
Moreover, the military is a separate and distinct society, Parker
v. Levy, 417 U.S. 733, 743 (1974), and servicemembers commonly
experience restrictions on their freedom of movement that are foreign
to ordinary citizens. Unlike civilian society, where citizens are
generally entitled to go on their way without interference, military
society necessarily limits the freedom of movement of servicemembers
in the interests of discipline and readiness. Thus, while it would be
constitutionally unacceptable in the civilian community for the police
to direct the daily movements of private citizens, the movements of
military personnel are almost completely controlled by their
superiors, and criminal sanctions may be imposed on servicemembers who
fail to obey a lawful order. See Arts. 85, 86, 87, and 90-92, UCMJ,
10 U.S.C. 885, 886, 887, and 890-892. See generally Pet. App.
11a-12a. And as part of their military obligations, servicemembers
may be called upon to assist in the investigation of a crime. See
United States v. Schneider, 14 M.J. 189, 192 (C.M.A. 1982). /3/
Those principles dispose of this case. Petitioner could have been
fingerprinted at any time, in his barracks or elsewhere. Petitioner
also could have been ordered to go to another part of the base. And
petitioner could have been ordered to assist the NIS in its
investigation. Thus, the order to petitioner to report to the NIS
office for fingerprinting imposed no additional (and certainly no
unlawful) burden on him that could not have been imposed in the
absence of any suspicion that he was involved in the burglaries at
all. It is therefore immaterial that petitioner was ordered to report
to the NIS office for fingerprinting, instead of being fingerprinted
in his barracks. In either case, the sergeant's actions did not
interfere with petitioner's privacy interests or his freedom of
movement in a manner that is not otherwise permissible for members of
the armed forces.
For that reason, petitioner errs in relying on Davis v.
Mississippi, supra, and Hayes v. Florida, supra. In those cases, this
Court held that, absent probable cause, a person cannot be brought to
a police station for fingerprinting in a manner that amounts to a
traditional arrest. By contrast, as the Court of Military Appeals
explained, "the nondisruptive, nonhumiliating, and nonintrusive manner
in which (petitioner's) prints were initially sought separates this
command action from those seizures described in Davis and Hayes." Pet.
App. 12a. Equally important, those cases involved civilians, who are
not subject to the same restraints on their freedom of movement as
servicemembers. Because a servicemember may lawfully be subjected to
restraints on his liberty that cannot be imposed on civilians, those
cases provide no support for petitioner's Fourth Amendment claim. /4/
CONCLUSION
The petition for a writ of certiorari should be denied.
Respectfully submitted.
KENNETH W. STARR
Solicitor General
THOMAS W. OSBORNE
Cmdr., JAGC, USN
STEPHEN PONTICIELLO
Lt., JAGC, USNR
SIGURD R. PETERSON, JR.
Lt., JAGC, USNR Appellate Government Counsel Appellate
Government Division, NAMARA
JULY 1989
/1/ The burglaries of those two rooms formed the basis of the
charges against petitioner.
/2/ At trial, the government introduced evidence that under United
States Military Entrance Processing Command Reg. 350-1 (1980), all
applicants to the armed forces must be fingerprinted, and that the
fingerprints are kept on file with the Federal Bureau of
Investigation. Tr. 57-58.
/3/ As the Court of Military Appeals explained in Schneider, 14
M.J. at 192-193 (citations and footnote omitted):
The obligations of the military member occasioned by his
military status and by the relationships inherent in a military
organization are different from those of the civilian to the
police. There are numerous situations in the military context
where a military person is required to provide information to
military authorities without consideration of the existence of
probable cause to detain. This may occur on the street, in
offices, and in hearing rooms, as well as in places specifically
provided for interrogation. And the obligation to report to
such places for the purpose of giving information, if properly
related to the military mission, is a valid military duty. It
is the recognition of this peculiar military obligation that
compelled the Congress to provide safeguards against
self-incrimination, not to suspend the necessary flow of
information but to protect the unwary subordinate against the
subtle coercion of the military rank structure. Thus, in the
military milieu, the focus has been on the protections accorded
by Article 31, the Fifth Amendment equivalent, rather than on
the nature of the infringement of the person's freedom of
movement (Fourth Amendment).
/4/ In any event, given the requirement that all applicants for the
military must be fingerprinted, petitioner's fingerprints would have
been inevitably discovered. Pet. App. 12a n.3; id. at 13a (Sullivan,
J., concurring in the result).
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MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER
**Adopted: July 21, 2000** **Released: July 28, 2000**
By the Deputy Chief, Cable Services Bureau:
# introduction
1. MediaOne of Colorado, Inc. (MediaOne) has filed with the Commission
a petition[^1] pursuant to Sections 76.7 and 76.907 of the
Commission\'s rules for a determination of effective competition in
the City of Atlanta, Georgia, and certain surrounding cable service
franchise areas (the "Communities").[^2] MediaOne alleges that its
cable systems serving the Communities are subject to effective
competition pursuant to Section 623(a)(2) of the Communications Act
of 1934, as amended (\"Communications Act\"),[^3] and the
Commission\'s implementing rules,[^4] and are therefore exempt from
cable rate regulation. MediaOne claims the presence of effective
competition in the Communities stems from the competing services
provided by BellSouth Entertainment, Inc. ("BSE"), a multi-channel
multi-point distribution service (MMDS) operator affiliated with a
local exchange carrier ("LEC"). MediaOne also filed a Supplement to
Petition for Relief. No opposition to the petition or supplement was
filed.
2. In the absence of a demonstration to the contrary, cable systems are
presumed not to be subject to effective competition,[^5] as that
term is defined by Section 76.905 of the Commission\'s rules.[^6]
The cable operator bears the burden of rebutting the presumption
that effective competition does not exist with evidence that
effective competition is present within the relevant franchise
area.[^7] Section 623(l)(1)(D) of the Communications Act provides
that a cable operator is subject to effective competition, and
therefore exempt from cable rate regulation, if a LEC or its
affiliate offers video programming services directly to subscribers
by any means (other than direct-to-home satellite services) in the
franchise area of an unaffiliated cable operator which is providing
cable service in that franchise area, provided the video programming
services thus offered are comparable to the video programming
services provided by the unaffiliated cable operator in that
area.[^8]
3. The Commission has stated that an incumbent cable operator could
satisfy the "LEC" effective competition test by showing that the LEC
is technically and actually able to provide services that
substantially overlap the incumbent operator's service in the
franchise area.[^9] The incumbent also must show that the LEC
intends to build-out its cable system within a reasonable period of
time if it has not already done so, that no regulatory, technical or
other impediments to household service exist, that the LEC is
marketing its services so that potential customers are aware that
the LEC's services may be purchased, that the LEC has actually begun
to provide services, the extent of such services, the ease with
which service may be expanded and the expected date for completion
of construction in the franchise area.[^10]
# discussion
4. MediaOne holds franchises issued by the Communities and is
authorized to provide and provides cable services within the
Communities' territorial boundaries.[^11] As such, MediaOne
qualifies as the incumbent cable operator within the Communities for
purposes of the "LEC" effective competition test at issue in this
proceeding. On the other hand, BSE provides "wireless cable" service
within the Communities by means of digital MMDS technology from four
MMDS transmitter sites located in and around Atlanta.[^12] BSE is a
wholly-owned subsidiary of BellSouth Corporation, a holding company
which wholly owns BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc., a provider of
telecommunications services, systems and products. We have found
previously that BSE is a wholly-owned subsidiary of BellSouth, and
that BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc. is unquestionably a
LEC.[^13] We further find here that MediaOne is unaffiliated with
BellSouth Corporation, BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc., or BSE.
Therefore, BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc. qualifies as a "LEC,"
and BSE qualifies as an affiliate of a "LEC" for purposes of the
"LEC" effective competition test.[^14]
5. MediaOne presented information establishing that a viewable signal
form BSE's MMDS transmitters can be received in an area that
overlaps MediaOne's franchised service area. This information
consists of overlay maps depicting the 35 mile predicted service
contours and shadow plot maps of BSE's four MMDS transmitter sites.
These maps show that all 56 of MediaOne's franchise areas listed on
Attachment A hereto lie within the interference-free contours of
BSE's MMDS transmitters. Most importantly, these maps also show that
there are no terrain or other obstacles to line of sight service and
that BSE stations' signal strength is adequate throughout the
area[^15] BSE has distributed marketing materials within the
Communities pointing out that Communities' residents need only call
BSE for installation and commencement of services.[^16] BSE's
marketing materials show that its MMDS service offers 160 channels
of digital video programming that includes non-broadcast programming
services such as Fox Sports South, CNN, ESPN, Discovery, BET, and
Turner South, as well as a complement of local television broadcast
stations.[^17] Therefore, BSE provides comparable programming as
required by the "LEC" effective competition test. MediaOne's
petition also provides substantial evidence that there are no
regulatory, technical or other impediments to BSE's provision of
service within the Communities. MediaOne has also shown that BSE has
commenced providing service not only within the Communities but also
within several other nearby communities within the greater Atlanta
area,[^18] is marketing its services in a manner that makes
potential subscribers reasonably aware of those services, and
otherwise satisfies the "LEC" effective competition test consistent
with evidentiary requirements set forth in the *Cable Reform
Order*.[^19]
6. Based on the foregoing, we conclude that MediaOne has submitted
sufficient evidence demonstrating that its cable systems serving
Atlanta, Georgia and the communities listed in Appendix A are
subject to effective competition.
# ordering clauses
7. Accordingly, **IT IS ORDERED** that the petition for a determination
of effective competition filed by MediaOne of Colorado, Inc. **IS
GRANTED**.
8. This action is taken pursuant to authority delegated under Section
0.321 of the Commission's rules.[^20]
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
William H. Johnson
Deputy Chief, Cable Service Bureau
**APPENDIX A**
**MediaOne Atlanta Area Cable Communities**
**Communities CUID Nos.**
Acworth GA0280
Apphretta GA0411
Atlanta GA0018
Austell GA0128
Avondale Estates GA0081
Bartow County GA0475
Berkeley Lake GA0262
Brooks GA0842
Clarkston GA0080
Clayton County GA0143
Cobb County GA0169, GA0236, GA0246
College Park GA0349
Conyers GA0269
Coweta County GA0731
Decatur GA0079
DeKalb County GA0078
Dobbins AFB GA0530
Douglas County GA0781, GA0121, GA0386
Douglasville GA0168
Duluth GA0920
East Point GA0350
Fairfield Plantation GA0780
Fayette County GA0389
**Communities CUID Nos.**
Fayeteville GA0470
Forest Park GA0238
Ft. Gillem GA0567
Ft. McPherson GA0556
Fulton County (N) GA0819, GA0700
Fulton County (S) GA0633
Fulton County (W) GA0889
Grayson GA0260
Gwinnett County GA0222
Hapeville GA0356
Henry County GA0534
Jonesboro GA0259
Kennesaw GA0235
Lake City GA0258
Lilburn GA0227
Lithia Springs GA0965
Lithonia GA0440
Loganville GA0960
Lovejoy GA0259
Marietta GA0156
Morrow GA0248
Newtown GA0309
Norcross GA0261
**APPENDIX A (Cont'd)**
**MediaOne Atlanta Area Cable Communities (Cont'd)**
**Communities CUID Nos.**
Peachtree City GA0847
Pine Lake GA0106
Powder Springs GA0655
Riverdale GA0247
Rockdale GA0308
**Communities CUID Nos.**
Roswell GA0919
Snellsville GA0221
Stone Mountain GA0077
Tyrone GA0388
Woolsey GA0841
[^1]: ^?^*See* Public Notice, Cable Services Bureau Registrations;
Special Relief and Show Cause Petitions, Report No. 1237, dated July
13, 1999.
[^2]: ^?^The communities subject to this petition are listed on Appendix
A.
[^3]: ^?^47 U.S.C. § 543(a)(2).
[^4]: ^ ?^47 C.F.R. § 76.905(b)(4).
[^5]: ^ ?^47 C.F.R. § 76.906.
[^6]: ^ ?^47 C.F.R. § 76.905.
[^7]: ^?^*See* 47 C.F.R. §§ 76.906 & 907.
[^8]: ^ ?^Communications Act, § 623(1)(1)(D), 47 U.S.C. §
543(1)(1)(D); *see also* 47 C.F.R. § 76.905(b)(4). This fourth
statutory effective competition test within Section 632(l) may be
referred to as the "LEC" effective competition test.
[^9]: ^?^*See Implementation of Cable Act Reform Provisions of the
Telecommunications Act of 1996*, 14 FCC Rcd 5296, 5305 (1999)
("*Cable Reform Order*"). No showing of meeting a penetration
standard is required under the "LEC" effective competition test.
*Id*. at 5303.
[^10]: ^?^*Id*. at 5305.
[^11]: ^?^Petition, Exhibit 2.
[^12]: ^?^Petition at 7-8 and Exhibit 5.
[^13]: ^?^*In the Matter of CoxCom, Inc.*, 14 FCC Rcd 7134 (CSB 1999).
[^14]: ^?^*See* 47 U.S.C. § 543(1)(1)(D); 47 U.S.C § 153(a)(1).
[^15]: ^?^Petition at 8-9 and Exhibits 6 & 7. *See Cable Reform Order*
at 5305-06. *See also* Supplement to Petition at 2 & Attachment 1.
[^16]: ^?^Petition 10 and Exhibits 13, 14, & 15. *See also* Supplement
to Petition at 2 & Attachment 3
[^17]: ^?^*Id*. at 7-9 and Exhibit 17. *See also* Supplement to Petition
at 2 & Attachment 2.
[^18]: ^?^MediaOne presented data showing that as of February 1999 BES
provided service to approximately 18500 subscribers within Chamblee,
Duluth, Lawrencville, and Woodstock, Georgia, and in unincorporated
portions of Cherokee, DeKalb, Gwinnett and Cobb Counties of Georgia.
*See* Supplement to Petition at 2 & Attachment 1. *See also Time
Warner Cable (Atlanta, GA)*, DA 00-1347 (Cable Serv. Bur., released
June 20, 2000) (2000 WL 780337 (FCC)).
[^19]: ^?^14 FCC Rcd at 5305. The Commission found Time Warner to be
subject to effective competition from HTC in the unincorporated
portions of Horry County, South Carolina, under the "LEC" effective
competition test in *Time Warner Entertainment-Advance/Newhouse
Partnership, d/b/a Time Warner Company*, 12 FCC Rcd 18166 (CSB
1997).
[^20]: ^?^47 C.F.R. §0.321.
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converted_docs | 248592 | **A Road Map to the Decarbonization of the U.S. Energy Mix.**
**The Potential Impact of Solar Thermal Energy**
**Reuel Shinnar**[^1]**, Francesco Citro**
**The Clean Fuels Institute**
**City College of New York**
Presented at the AAAS Symposium on the Decarbonization of the U.S.
Energy Mix, St. Louis, February 2006
**I. Introduction**
Today, 85% of the energy used in the U.S. comes from carbon-rich fossil
fuels: oil, natural gas and coal (1). But, the demand throughout the
world is increasing and there is little doubt that proven resources of
oil and natural gas will peak in the next twenty to fifty years. It is
not surprising that many leaders in Government and technology are
calling for their replacement by alternative energy sources. Additional
motivation for the decarbonization of the U.S. energy mix is the danger
of global warming, which many attribute to the CO~2~ emissions that
accompany the use of fossil fuels.
Any switch to alternative energy to be doable and affordable has to be
done over a long period, at least 30 to 50 years. It is hardly too soon
to develop a blueprint and timetable for achieving this goal.
In this paper we present a plan for the gradual replacement of 98% of
our total fossil fuel needs with available and affordable technology
(which would also reduce 97% of present total CO~2~ emissions). We show
that the direct use of electricity produced from alternative sources can
replace 72% of the fossil fuel we consume. Another 26% can be replaced
by hydrocarbons produced from syngas, a mixture of carbon oxides
produced by gasifying biomass and hydrogen generated by electrolysis
powered by alternative energy sources. 50% of this goal could be
achieved over thirty years, and 80-90% over about 50 years. We have
limited the scope of this paper to a discussion of our technological
options. A comprehensive plan would also focus on other critical
problems such as priorities and costs, political and economic
constraints, regulatory issues and government-mandated incentives
without which the free market is not likely to reduce CO~2~ emissions or
prepare for a distant, uncertain future. However, for society the
penalty of strongly reduced oil and gas supplies would be catastrophic,
unless we prepare in advance, as the timescale for achieving a
substantial reduction is very large. Such a plan must be based on
existing technologies, or at least on technologies that are available in
a form which can be scaled up and implemented at a cost that can be
estimated reliably. While research could and should lead to better
technologies, and should be continued, we can never be sure which
research will lead to useful results. In the 1970s, a worldwide research
effort to produce H~2~ from nuclear reactors by thermochemical cycles
was terminated with no results after approximately 40 billion (2005
dollars) dollars were spent (2). Further constraint on any such a plan
is that the new technology should allow gradual phase in and preferably
should use available distribution systems, which suggests wide use of
electricity from alternative sources.
It is encouraging that proven technologies for decarbonizing our energy
mix that use existing distribution systems already exist. The approach
described in this paper is to a large part based on electricity from
alternative sources, and the prime candidate is solar thermal energy
with storage. Plants with 354 MWe installed capacity have been operating
in California since the late 1980's (3). This technology has been
overlooked until now despite the fact that it probably has a larger
potential than all other options. Our paper will compare its
capabilities and costs with other available options. Before costs are
taken into consideration, however, it must be acknowledged that
technologies that achieve decarbonization by replacing power plants and
other existing uses of fossil fuels cannot be competitive in the free
market without some form of government incentive or subsidy. The only
time when this is possible without incentives is either when the
equipment becomes obsolete or the technology is no longer competitive or
the fossil fuels costs become too expensive. We will show, however, that
for new installations with specific applications a variety of
alternative technologies are already competitive. Of these, solar
thermal energy has applications on the broadest scale.
It appears that the free market is actually moving the U.S. towards a
tolerance for increased CO~2~ emissions. Natural gas, hydrogen and
ammonia plants in the U.S. vent about 100 million tons of already
separated CO~2~ a year into the air (4). Based on ref. 5, an investment
of \$4.6 billion would be required to separate 100 million tons of CO~2~
a year in coal power plants. In recent years, a large fraction of the
natural gas-fired combined cycle power plants for generating base power
have been shut down due to high gas prices. They are being replaced by
conventional coal-fed power plants. Also, petroleum feedstocks are
becoming heavier, thus increasing CO~2~ emissions. It is urgent that we
achieve decarbonization by promoting specific applications for proven
technologies that are economically attractive. We have shown elsewhere
that some large applications of thermal solar energy are already
economically competitive (6).
II. **Available Methods for the Decarbonization of the Economy**
Today, only three options are available to help reduce the consumption
of fossil fuels:
1\. Reducing total energy demands.
2\. Switching to alternative energy sources.
3\. Converting coal feed to H~2~ (if our only aim is to reduce CO~2~
emissions) and sequestering the CO~2~ simultaneously.
As all available methods for alternative energy have limitations, a
comprehensive plan should not be based on a single option. Following is
a more detailed discussion of the options for alternative energy.
1\. Solar thermal energy with storage is a proven technology, which is
ready for implementation (6). We will show that it can supply most of
the energy needs of the U.S., which can be supplied by electricity.
Solar thermal is already competitive with most technologies currently in
use for intermediate loads, which constitute 50% of our electricity
needs. Furthermore, this technology can be designed to generate large
amounts of instantaneously dispatchable, variable electricity to
compensate for fluctuations in demand (presently 10% of our electricity
needs). In the future it could also be used to compensate for
uncontrollable inputs from other alternative energy sources, such as
wind and solar cells.
2\. Nuclear energy. New, safer designs have been developed, but they are
unproven as none have yet been built on a commercial scale. Furthermore,
the disposal of nuclear waste is a problem that is yet to be solved. To
become the major alternative energy source, 1000 GWe nuclear energy
plants would have to be built. The implementation of this large nuclear
capacity would require further study as to the long-range availability
of nuclear fuel and the disposal of accumulated waste on a global scale.
As other countries may follow our lead, our nuclear energy capacity must
be expanded with caution because of its potential for global impact,
increasing the danger of nuclear weapons proliferation.
3\. Geothermal and hydroelectric plants. Excellent energy sources, but
with limited total output.
4\. Wind is already a competitive energy source that is growing
steadily. Its limitation is that wind can vary strongly, and that the
amount of uncontrollable energy input that the national electricity grid
can accept, without compensation for variations, is limited. Solar
thermal energy, as mentioned before, could provide the compensation and
stabilization that the large-scale use of wind energy would require.
5\. Solar cells. At present, solar cells are too expensive for
large-scale implementation but this should change with further research.
Like wind, solar cells lack storage. Unlike wind, however, sunlight is
available for only part of the day. The advantage of solar cells over
thermal solar technology is that they can be placed throughout the
country. If solar cells could be produced cheaply, they could become
part of an advanced grid, stabilized by thermal solar plants with large
storage capacity. Until further research leads to the removal of these
limitations, their total contribution will be very limited.
6\. Biomass. Biomass is the only source of alternative energy that can
create liquid fuels for aviation and petrochemical feedstocks for
industry. But, biomass will not be able to provide more than about 10%
of the total energy we use at present. However, by gasifying biomass and
combining it with H~2~ from alternative sources to form syngas, triple
this amount could be produced to supply the many types of hydrocarbons
that cannot be replaced by electricity (see section VI).
III. **Quantitative Estimates for the Potential of Decarbonization by
Electricity from Alternative Energy Sources**
Before we estimate the full potential impact of solar thermal energy on
the decarbonization of the U.S. energy mix we must first determine the
fraction of our fossil fuel use that can be replaced by electricity
generated from the alternative sources currently available. Table 1 and
Figure 1 summarize our total energy consumption and provides a detailed
breakdown of our current use of fossil fuels (1). CO~2~ emissions caused
by the various uses of fossil fuels are shown in Table 2 and Figure 2
(1).
From Table 1 we note that coal-fired power plants contribute to 25% of
total fossil fuels consumption (which cause 33% of total CO~2~
emissions, Table 2), while power plants using natural gas and oil
represent 7% of total fossil fuels use (6% of total CO~2~ emissions,
Table 2). All these power plants fueled by fossil fuels could be
replaced by electricity from alternative sources.
As natural gas and oil emit much less CO~2~ per kWh, the most cost
efficient way to reduce CO~2~ would be to replace all existing
coal-powered plants by building 300 GWe (based on ref. 1) of alternative
energy power plants such as solar thermal plants or coal power plants
with sequestration of CO~2~. As replacing all power plants is very
expensive, if the only goal is CO~2~ sequestration, CO~2~ scrubbers for
existing power plants merit a second look. Present plans for CO~2~
sequestration are based on building totally new power plants as well as
pipelines for the CO~2.~ We show later that solar thermal plants with
storage cost slightly less to build per kW capacity than coal-fired
plants with CO~2~ sequestration. Both technologies should be considered,
however, for the significant potential advantages of each.
# If reducing CO~2~ emissions is a serious national priority, this would be the most effective way to achieve it. Replacing electricity generated from oil and gas would require another 120 GWe of electricity from alternative sources (based on ref. 1).
# Other uses for fossil fuels that are relatively easy to replace with electricity include all residential and commercial non-electric energy use, 13% of the total use for fossil fuels (Table 1) which generate 11% of all CO~2~ emissions at present (Table 2). The distribution system and the technology needed for the implementation of this changeover are already available. Most uses of fossil fuels for these applications can be met much more efficiently by using electricity directly. For example, in many situations heat pumps are more efficient than conventional heating systems.
Petroleum constitutes 40% of our energy mix (1). The petroleum we use
for commercial, residential, and power (9% of total petroleum, already
counted above) would be easy to replace by using electricity from
alternative sources directly (Table 1).
Petroleum\'s main use -almost 70% of the total is for transportation,
Table 1- can be shifted in part to alternative fuels. 80% of the
gasoline now used for private cars and light trucks (60% of oil used for
transportation, ref. 7), can be replaced by hybrid cars with plug-in
batteries. This replacement of gasoline with electricity is probably the
cheapest and most politically attractive way to reduce oil consumption
and is competitive today with \$40 a barrel of crude oil. Additionally,
railroads driven by electricity can take on much of the hauling now
handled by heavy trucks; we can probably shift 60% of the oil used for
big trucks (29% of oil used for transportation, ref. 7), but this
requires more studies as to the costs involved. Both contributions could
save 20% of total fossil fuels (Table 1), which is 44% of our total
petroleum consumption or 65% of the oil used for transportation (6).
Shifting from hydrocarbon fuels to electricity would provide an
attractive solution that would be easier to achieve than replacing coal
power plants. Unlike coal power plants, which last about 50 years, cars
are replaced much more frequently. Secondly, our dependence on imported
fossil fuels would be reduced substantially. Reducing oil consumption
has attracted much wider support than CO~2~ reduction, because
dependence on imported oil, whose prices can fluctuate very widely, has
strongly negative political and economical implications. Furthermore,
fossil-fuels resources are being depleted at an increasing rate
worldwide, and it would be wise to prepare for a non-fossil energy mix
long before peaking occurs. By replacing 65% of the oil used for
transportation with electricity from alternative sources would also
decrease CO~2~ emissions by 21% (Table 2).
Regarding the use of natural gas we noted before that all residential,
commercial and power generation uses can be replaced by electricity. 37%
of the natural gas (10% of total fossil fuels used) is used by industry,
we have no break down of the specific uses, but based on one of the
authors' experience (R.S.) at least 70% is for internal power and steam
generation, furnaces (such as in distillation) and H~2~ production. All
these uses, 7% of total fossil fuels (which generates 5% CO~2~
emissions) are switchable to electricity from alternative sources. The
only use that is not switchable is for chemical feedstocks,
approximately 30% of industrial gas use, or 3% of total fossil fuels.
Another 2% of total fossil fuels that cannot be switched at all is
direct industrial use of coal.
In summary it is feasible with existing technologies to replace 72% of
the fossil fuels now used with electricity from alternative sources
(Table 3a, and Figure 3). This shift would also reduce CO~2~ emissions
by 76% (Table 3a).
In section VI we will discuss how to replace the other 26% (2% coal in
industry is not replaceable), also shown in Figure 3.
**IV. Solar Thermal Energy with Storage**
A more detailed technical discussion of solar thermal energy with
storage can be found in the authors' recent paper, which is in
publication (available electronically), and is cited below as a
reference (6). As the main objective undertaken here is to assess the
potential of solar thermal technology for decarbonizing our energy mix,
only the relevant points of the previous work will be summarized.
Solar thermal technology utilizes solar collectors of the trough type to
concentrate solar rays on a flowing liquid that is able to sustain very
high temperatures (= 800 ºF). The heat thus collected can then be used
directly to raise steam for driving the turbines of
electricity-generating plants. Alternatively, the energy can be
harvested and stored as sensible heat in large underground ponds. Later,
the stored energy can be fed to the steam plant instantaneously to meet
variable power needs. This technology has been amply demonstrated in a
354 MWe modular plant (consisting of 9 solar thermal units) that has
been running in the Mojave Desert for the past 20 years (see Appendix A
in ref. 6).
Solar thermal energy has been evaluated in two reports by the National
Research Council (NRC, refs. 8 and 9). Both concluded that it is
unlikely to become competitive with conventional coal power. While this
conclusion may be correct, the reports missed two important points:
1. Solar thermal energy with storage is the only alternative energy
source -other than nuclear energy- that can supply all our energy
needs (6). All other alternative energies have severe inherent
limitations.
2. Given the capital costs projected currently, solar thermal energy
may not be competitive with coal or nuclear energy for base power
(6). As will be explained in the next section, however, it can
become competitive with all other conventional sources because of
its capacity for storing heat (6). Indeed, it can supply 60% of the
requirements of our electric grid, intermediate and peak load, at an
acceptable cost.
**IV.1 The Importance and the Cost of Variable Loads in the Generation
of Electricity**
Most cost comparisons for alternative energy, including the two
evaluations of thermal solar by NRC (8, 9), compare the cost of base
loads (40% of our total electricity consumption, 10). But at present,
solar thermal for base load in more expensive than conventional coal
power plants and nuclear power plants. However, when we consider the
other 60% of the load, intermediate and peak electricity, the comparison
changes completely and, as shown below, solar thermal energy becomes
attractive even at present prices. Similarly, gas turbines are only
competitive for peak loads (400 hours a year).
The effect of operating power plants for only a fraction of the time
adds to capital-related costs. Capital costs are a large fraction of the
total cost of electricity from nuclear and coal power plants. Although
the penalty for natural gas plants would be smaller, they are not
included in our comparison as the cost of natural gas has increased
five-fold in the last ten years and the current shortage of gas does not
allow for a large expansion.
For a solar thermal power plant, one can consider the solar collectors
and the storage facilities for the heat transfer fluid as a plant
producing storable heat for feeding the steam power plant. In the design
of a solar thermal plant, the collectors and the heat storage (90% of
the capital cost, ref. 6) are designed to supply the total expected
electricity/day. Only the steam power plant is designed to the maximum
expected load. For nuclear and coal power plants with load-following
capability, the entire plant must be designed for maximum load. The
steam power plant of a solar thermal plant is cheaper by a factor of
four than a coal power plant and by a factor of seven than a nuclear
power plant. For intermediate loads (13 hours/day) the capital cost of
solar thermal energy increases by only 10% vs. 85% for nuclear and coal
power plants. Despite the fact that initially the capital investment for
solar thermal plants is double that of coal and nuclear plants, their
cost-effective design for intermediate and peak loads plus their lower
maintenance costs and "zero" fuel costs make them competitive even today
(6).
Furthermore, solar thermal technology could be integrated with wind and
solar cells to provide an output for the electric grid that is reliable
and controllable in order to offset strong variations in demand and
fluctuations in input from environmental sources. Thus, solar thermal
plants are the energy sources of choice whenever large instantaneous
control capabilities are required, an essential need in a decarbonized
economy. For example, solar thermal energy can provide the equivalent of
a 4 GWe power plant for 6 hours a day, at a 30% increased capital cost
compared to a 1 GWe power plant designed for base load vs. 300% for
nuclear or coal technology.
**IV.2 Estimated Costs for Solar Thermal Energy**
The cost estimates for solar thermal energy were taken from the recent
Sargent and Lundy report (11) commissioned by the U.S. DOE and reviewed
by the NRC (9) as discussed in detail in reference 6. In our earlier
discussion of these estimates we compared published data for solar
thermal plants with both nuclear and various coal technologies (6). At
this point, it is important to emphasize that although the estimate for
solar thermal technology by Sargent and Lundy is based on available
technology and a conventional approach to building power plants, it
misses two critical factors:
a\. With a much larger market and increased competition, costs should be
reduced significantly. For example, LNG plants and combined-cycle power
plants leveled out at half the initial predicted cost.
b\. Additionally, they did not take into account that, with a large
market, solar collectors (70% of cost, ref. 11) could be designed for
mass production so that costs could be reduced by a factor of three.
It is fortunate that solar power is already sufficiently competitive for
many existing large-scale needs to initiate the creation of this market.
Ultimately, solar thermal plants could become the cheapest source of
alternative energy and of electric power in general.
A comparison of the costs of base power appears in Table 4, while Table
5 compares the costs of intermediate power for the technologies
discussed above. From Table 4 we note that for base power, solar thermal
is competitive only with future coal power plants with sequestered
CO~2~. We discuss this later. For variable loads (60% of our electricity
demand), however, solar thermal is already competitive (Table 5). With
increased large-scale use, it should also become competitive for base
loads.
As most deserts in the U.S. are in the Southwest, we will need to
connect the Pacific grid to the National grid so that solar thermal
power could serve the whole nation. Fortunately, the distances which
must be spanned are not large but planning on a national scale will be
required.
**IV.3 Compensation for Variable Power Inputs and Fluctuations in Demand
on the Grid**
Variable power requirements were a problem for the grid until recently
only because of variations in consumer demand. When switching to a
non-fossil energy economy, wind and solar cells will become a large
source of fluctuations in power generation as they have a strongly
variable output and lack a capacity for storage. Solar thermal plants,
however, are uniquely suited for large-scale load following. Such plants
could make it possible to create an advanced grid that integrates
nuclear, wind and solar cell technologies because solar thermal energy
can compensate for variations in demand and fluctuations in power inputs
into the grid.
The actual composition of the advanced grid and the fraction of the grid
generating capacity solar thermal electricity should contribute require
further studies. It is encouraging to realize, however, that the
available U.S. desert area is sufficient to generate several times our
current energy needs (the control of such a grid will be different from
the present one but the theoretical tools for designing such a grid are
available). Thus, we have the technology to supply all our future
electricity needs from alternative sources at a reasonable cost.
Moreover, the switch to electricity from alternative sources can be done
gradually.
**V.** **The Potential Contributions of Solar Thermal Energy and
Electricity from Alternative Sources**
In the preceding section we tried to show that solar thermal energy can
serve as a viable source of electricity. It is also the only source of
alternative electricity that, like nuclear energy, can support a major
share of our electric energy needs. Although we advocate a more
diversified approach, the fact is that there is sufficient sunlit area
in the U.S. for supplying all our energy needs. The total power that
could be generated from all other proven alternative energy sources,
such as hydroelectric, geothermal, wind, and solar cells, is severely
limited. Furthermore, solar thermal can become the mainstay of an
advanced grid. Solar thermal technology merits a more thorough
reevaluation. Several large demonstration plants (250-400 MWe) with
adequate storage capacity should be subsidized by Government support -as
was provided to launch nuclear power- to help prove that solar thermal
power can be useful to industry at acceptable cost.
This paper focuses on an existing version of solar thermal energy (3).
Other designs that have been proposed should also be evaluated, but only
those with sufficient storage can have a large impact.
Full decarbonization of the U.S. economy can take from 30 to 50 years;
so, implementation cannot wait until either global warming has an
unacceptable impact or oil and natural gas supplies have peaked, as then
it will be too late. The cheapest way to initiate decarbonization is by
building new power plants and enlarging our National grid with
alternative energy slowly until we double or triple our total
electricity generating capacity. We must start now.
We showed in Section III that on a BTU basis, 72% of the decarbonization
of the energy mix could be achieved by available, affordable technology.
The fact that alternative technologies are already available does not
mean the U.S. should stop research for new and better ideas. To the
contrary, a detailed plan for the development of available technologies
as outlined above could serve as a yardstick in the evaluation of new
research proposals and achievements.
Our discussion of the advanced grid did not include coal power plants
with CO~2~ sequestration because they are designed to produce base
power, not intermediate or variable power, and therefore are not
suitable for stabilizing the grid. Additionally, such plants have a
higher electricity cost than any other power source. Although they may
create no CO~2~ emissions, new coal plants do not address the need to
decarbonize our energy mix. Furthermore, coal reserves are finite and
should be preserved as a chemical resource for the long range. For the
near term, however, coal plants with CO~2~ sequestration could be used
for generating H~2~ to stretch crude oil reserves and upgrade heavy oil
and tar sands. H~2~ from coal gasifiers with CO~2~ sequestration is at
present much cheaper than H~2~ from electrolysis (based on Table 4,
\$11-12 per MMBtu for the gasifier vs. close to \$30 for electrolysis,
12).
In Section III we discussed how 72% of the energy we derive from fossil
fuels could be shifted gradually to electricity from alternative
sources. In the section which follows we consider how we can develop
decarbonized energy to meet the balance of our needs.
**VI. The Role of H~2~ and Biomass in the Decarbonization of Our Energy
Mix**
Many resources have recently been placed behind programs that aim to
develop H~2~ as a main energy source. But H~2~ is an energy carrier not
an energy source, because energy is required to generate it. H~2~ can be
produced from natural gas, which is already in short supply. Were we to
generate sufficient H~2~ to fuel our cars, we would double our total
natural gas consumption. Producing H~2~ from coal would introduce a
difficult switching problem, as H~2~ cannot be produced at a gas station
and so, an extensive transport system would be required. The only
available way to produce H~2~ from alternative sources is by
electrolysis, an expensive process. Other ways to produce H~2~ from
alternative sources, e.g., the photoelectrochemical and photochemical
decomposition of water, have not yet been developed, but, merit
research. A recent NRC report concluded that the H~2~ economy requires
further research and is not ready for implementation (13). This places
H~2~ beyond the scope of our discussion.
As long as H~2~ must be made by electrolysis, it is clearly preferable
to use electricity directly whenever possible. As electricity costs are
comparable to many uses of oil and gas, the direct use of electricity
from alternative sources should be maximized in the near future. As
noted above, however, about 28% of our use of fossil fuels cannot be
replaced with the direct use of electricity nor can they be replaced by
direct use of H~2~; e.g., we cannot substitute electricity or H~2~ for
petrochemical feedstocks or airplane fuel. As will be discussed below,
H~2~ can play a different important role in the development of
alternative fuels.
We have the technology to synthesize almost any known hydrocarbon from
syngas (a mixture of H~2~, CO and CO~2~) either via methanol or from
Fischer-Tropsch intermediates (14, 15), which can be made to react by
using shape-selective catalysts (16, 17). The H~2~ needed for both these
processes can be obtained from electrolysis. The source of the carbon
oxides is less obvious. If they are generated by combusting fossil
fuels, we continue to create the same CO~2~ emissions as before. It has
been suggested that CO~2~ can also be separated from air, but this is
not practical as 20 lbmol of CO~2~ would be required per equivalent
barrel of crude produced (at a theoretical 100% efficiency). Since the
concentration of CO~2~ in the air is only 0.03%, it would require 65,000
lbmol of air (or 21 million SCF) to produce one barrel of oil. The non
feasibility of such an approach becomes obvious if we consider that for
a 50,000 barrel/day plant, the volume of air that would have to pass
through the CO~2~ scrubber (or extractor) is equal the volume that would
be required to combust enough coal to fuel 600 GWe coal-powered plants
(twice the total capacity of all coal power plants installed today in
the U.S.).
The only way available to obtain carbon oxides from renewable sources is
from the gasification or combustion of biomass with oxygen. The
technology for the gasification of biomass is available as gasifying
biomass is very similar to the gasification of peat or lignite (for
example, in the Winkler or the DOW gasifier, ref. 18).
The role of H~2~ in biomass utilization is based on the underlying
chemistry. The production of all hydrocarbons, including fuels from
syngas is based on the overall reactions:
n CO + 2n H~2~ → (CH~2~)n + n H~2~O (1)
n CO~2~ + 3n H~2~ → (CH~2~)n + 2n H~2~O (2)
Reactions (1) and (2) occur during the Fischer-Tropsch process which is
preferable for producing diesel and jet fuel. Each of the two overall
reactions above can also occur in two steps with methanol as an
intermediate. This is the preferred route for producing gasoline and
most chemicals (16, 17).
Most biomass has a chemical composition Cn(H~2~O)m and contains H~2~
only in the form of water. Just as in coal liquefaction, the H~2~ for
the syngas is formed from CO by the shift reaction:
CO + H~2~O → CO~2~ + H~2~ (3)
which can occur either in the gasifier or in a separate shift reactor.
As reaction (1) requires two moles H~2~ per mole CO, we have to shift at
least two moles of CO (reaction 3) for each mole of CH~2~, ending up
with one-third of the carbon in the product and the rest as CO~2~. If we
add H~2~ from alternative sources we can convert all the CO and CO~2~
formed during the gasification to CH~2~ thus tripling the useful
product. In addition, we save the shift reactor and the CO~2~ removal.
We estimate that biomass could provide 10% of our total energy needs. By
adding H~2~, the yield could be tripled to 30%, enough to meet our
energy for which electricity cannot be substituted directly (26% of
total fossil fuels used, as estimated in Section III, which also reduce
CO~2~ emissions by another 21%, breakdowns are given in Table 3b). If we
could generate H~2~ by electrolysis on site, the oxygen could be used
for gasification. Producing the methanol intermediate without H~2~
addition is so similar to producing methanol from a sub-bituminous coal
that it should cost no more. Adding H~2~ would half the cost of the
production process, though the H~2~ itself is more expensive.
At present, H~2~ can be produced by electrolysis at a cost of \$30/MMBtu
(12) or about \$150 a barrel gasoline (a barrel of gasoline is
approximately 5 MMBtu). An important research project would be to reduce
the cost of H~2~ produced from alternative energy sources, which is
recommended in ref. 13.
VII. **Summary.**
In this paper we try to show that with the technologies currently
available, 98% (72% by electricity from alternative sources and 26% by
syngas processes, the carbon oxides for the syngas being produced by the
gasification of biomass and the H~2~ by electricity from alternative
sources) of our economy could be decarbonized at an affordable cost,
albeit this is more expensive than cheap oil or coal without pollution
control (replacing 98% of fossil fuels would also reduce 97% of CO~2~
emissions, 76% by using electricity from alternative sources and 21% by
syngas processes).
We focused here on what could be done with existing technology, and
showed that we do have the technology to create a viable economy that
does not depend on fossil fuels. In no way we want to imply that total
replacement of all fossil fuel energy is required in 50 years time span.
50% decarbonization in thirty years and 80-90% in fifty years is
probably a more reasonable goal, which would stretch our oil and gas
reserves and reduce CO~2~ emissions.
We also showed that solar thermal energy could play a significant role
in such a program and could anchor an advanced grid, which integrates a
variety of alternative energy sources. The U.S. is fortunate to have the
resources and desert area needed for supply all its energy needs.
Further development of these technologies and their introduction on a
large scale would provide a model for the world, especially for
developing nations. As the problems inherent in such a plan are not
solely technical, the free market cannot be expected to invest in CO~2~
reduction or to fund an uncertain future. It is clear that Government
planning and support will be needed before we can achieve these goals.
It is encouraging to know, however, that the tools for decarbonizing our
economy are available to us if we have the will to use them. The first
step would be a wide discussion and formulation of a detailed plan and
timetable for implementation. This plan should also include more
detailed evaluation of the different technologies, including approximate
cost estimates, not only for the technologies, but also the cost of the
implementation (enlargement of the grid, replacement of equipment,
etc.). The starting point should be applications that are competitive or
nearly competitive today.
In ref. 6 we gave a ballpark estimate as to how much alternative
electric generation capacity would be needed, we came up with 1500-2000
GWe, somewhere in the 5-6 trillion dollar range. Over 30 years this is
170-200 billion dollars a year, definitely an affordable cost if society
wants to do it. It would also stimulate the American economy.
The plan should also be coordinated closely with another critically
urgent need, which would share many elements: how to deal with the
coming peaking of oil reserves.
# **Acknowledgements**
The authors want to express their sincere appreciation to Dr. Mildred
Green Shinnar for editing, and in part rewriting, the paper. The authors
also want to thank Dr. Robert L. Hirsch, Dr. John J. Wise, and David
Gushee for reviewing the paper and providing valuable comments.
+-------------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+
| | **R | **Comme | **In | **Transpo | **E | **T |
| | esiden | rcial** | dustr | rtation** | lectri | ota |
| | tial** | | ial** | | city** | l** |
+-------------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+
| # **Pe | **1 | ** | **9. | * | **1 | * |
| troleum\*** | .546** | 0.753** | 436** | *26.131** | .207** | *39 |
| | | | | | | .07 |
| | | | | | | 3** |
+-------------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+
| **Natural | **5 | ** | **8. | **0.668** | **5 | * |
| Gas\*** | .244** | 3.217** | 317** | | .062** | *22 |
| | | | | | | .50 |
| | | | | | | 8** |
+-------------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+
| **Coal\*** | **0 | ** | **1. | **0** | **20 | * |
| | .010** | 0.083** | 776** | | .888** | *22 |
| | | | | | | .75 |
| | | | | | | 7** |
+-------------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+
| ##### R | **0 | ** | **1. | **0.239** | **3 | **6 |
| enewable {# | .435** | 0.106** | 751** | | .619** | .15 |
| renewable . | | | | | | 0** |
| unnumbered} | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| **Energy** | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+
| ##### | **0** | **0** | **0** | **0** | **7 | **7 |
| Nuclear Ene | | | | | .973** | .97 |
| rgy {#nucle | | | | | | 3** |
| ar-energy . | | | | | | |
| unnumbered} | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+
| ##### Tota | | | | | | * |
| l {#total . | | | | | | *98 |
| unnumbered} | | | | | | .46 |
| | | | | | | 1** |
+-------------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+
| | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+
| ##### | | | | | | * |
| \*: Total F | | | | | | *84 |
| ossil {#tot | | | | | | .33 |
| al-fossil . | | | | | | 8** |
| unnumbered} | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| # | | | | | | |
| #### Fuels | | | | | | |
| Consumption | | | | | | |
| {#fuels-co | | | | | | |
| nsumption . | | | | | | |
| unnumbered} | | | | | | |
+-------------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+
Table 1. U.S. Energy Consumption by Sector and Source (Quadrillion Btu),
Year 2003.
+---------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+-----+
| | **R | **Comme | **In | **Transpo | **E | **T | # |
| | esiden | rcial** | dustr | rtation** | lectri | ota | ### |
| | tial** | | ial** | | city** | l** | # T |
| | | | | | | | ota |
| | | | | | | | l { |
| | | | | | | | #to |
| | | | | | | | tal |
| | | | | | | | -1 |
| | | | | | | | .un |
| | | | | | | | num |
| | | | | | | | ber |
| | | | | | | | ed} |
| | | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | | * |
| | | | | | | | *(% |
| | | | | | | | )** |
+---------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+-----+
| # | * | **54** | ** | **1822** | **96** | ** | ** |
| **Petr | *106** | | 422** | | | 250 | 43. |
| oleum** | | | | | | 0** | 3** |
+---------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+-----+
| ** | * | **171** | ** | **35** | * | ** | ** |
| Natural | *277** | | 420** | | *267** | 117 | 20. |
| Gas** | | | | | | 0** | 3** |
+---------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+-----+
| * | **1** | **9** | ** | **0** | ** | ** | ** |
| *Coal** | | | 186** | | 1906** | 210 | 36. |
| | | | | | | 2** | 4** |
+---------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+-----+
| ** | | | | | | ** | * |
| Total** | | | | | | 577 | *10 |
| | | | | | | 2** | 0** |
+---------+--------+---------+-------+-----------+--------+-----+-----+
Table 2. U.S. CO~2~ Emissions by Sector and Source (Million Metric
Tons), Year 2003.
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **Fossil Fuel Use** | # **Foss | **CO~2~ Emissions |
| | il Fuel Replaced** | Reduction** |
| | | |
| | **(%)** | **(%)** |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **All Coal for | **25** | **33** |
| Electricity** | | |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| # **All Natural Gas and** | **7** | **6** |
| | | |
| **Petroleum for | | |
| Electricity** | | |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **All Natural Gas + Coal | **13** | **11** |
| +** | | |
| | | |
| **Petroleum for | | |
| Residential** | | |
| | | |
| **and Commercial** | | |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **65% of Petroleum** | **20** | **21** |
| | | |
| **used in | | |
| Transportation** | | |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **70% of Industrial | **7** | **5** |
| Natural Gas** | | |
| | | |
| (used for power and steam | | |
| generation, | | |
| | | |
| furnaces and H~2~ | | |
| production) | | |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **Total** | **72** | **76** |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
**Table 3a. Potential for Fossil Fuels Replacement and CO~2~ Reduction
by Electricity from Alternative Sources.**
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **Fossil Fuel Use** | # **Foss | **CO~2~ Emissions |
| | il Fuel Replaced** | Reduction** |
| | | |
| | **(%)** | **(%)** |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **All Petroleum in | **11** | **7** |
| Industry** | | |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **35% of Petroleum** | **11** | **11** |
| | | |
| **used in | | |
| Transportation** | | |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **30% of Industrial | **3** | **2** |
| Natural Gas** | | |
| | | |
| (used for chemical | | |
| feedstocks) | | |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **All Natural Gas** | **1** | **1** |
| | | |
| **used in | | |
| Transportation** | | |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
| **Total** | **26** | **21** |
+---------------------------+--------------------+--------------------+
**Table 3b. Potential for Fossil Fuels Replacement and CO~2~ Reduction
by Syngas Processes (carbon oxides produced by biomass gasification with
H~2~ by electricity from alternative sources).**
###
+------------------------------+--------------+----------+-------------+
| | ##### | **Hours | ## |
| | Investment { | per | ### Cost pe |
| | #investment | Year** | r kWh {#cos |
| | .unnumbered} | | t-per-kwh . |
| | | | unnumbered} |
| | **(\$/kW | | |
| | installed)** | | **(cents)** |
+------------------------------+--------------+----------+-------------+
| **Solar Thermal -- Near Term | **4000\*** | **4900** | **8.0** |
| \[11\]** | | | |
+------------------------------+--------------+----------+-------------+
| **Solar Thermal -- Future | **3220** | **4900** | **6.2** |
| \[11\]** | | | |
+------------------------------+--------------+----------+-------------+
| ##### Conventional Coal | **1200** | **6500** | **4.5** |
| Power Plant {#conventional-c | | | |
| oal-power-plant .unnumbered} | | | |
| | | | |
| **(with Scrubbers) \[5, | | | |
| 19\]** | | | |
+------------------------------+--------------+----------+-------------+
| **Clean Coal \[5\]** | **1550** | **6500** | **5.6** |
+------------------------------+--------------+----------+-------------+
| **Clean Coal \[19\]** | **2000** | **6500** | **7.0** |
| | | | |
| ######### **( | | | **2-3** |
| with CO~2~ separation in the | | | |
| plant** {#with-co2-separati | | | |
| on-in-the-plant .unnumbered} | | | |
| | | | |
| **--no counting cost of | | | |
| sequestration)** | | | |
| | | | |
| **Estimated Cost of | | | |
| Sequestration** | | | |
+------------------------------+--------------+----------+-------------+
| **Nuclear \[19\]** | **2200** | **6500** | **6.0** |
+------------------------------+--------------+----------+-------------+
###### Table 4. Electricity Costs for Solar Thermal Compared to Coal and Nuclear (6) {#table-4.-electricity-costs-for-solar-thermal-compared-to-coal-and-nuclear-6 .unnumbered}
\*: the estimate was obtained as follows:
near term estimate in ref. 4: 4,816 \$/kW installed
20% scalable with exponential scale-up factor of 0.6 saves 540 \$/kW
installed
> 8 parallel trains built simultaneously should save 10-20% of the
> non-scalable part of the plant, for a saving of 380-760 \$/kW
> installed.
###
+------------------------------------------------+---------------------+
| | ##### In |
| | termediate {#interm |
| | ediate .unnumbered} |
| | |
| | **(cents/kWh)** |
+------------------------------------------------+---------------------+
| **Solar Thermal -- Near Term** | **8.0** |
+------------------------------------------------+---------------------+
| **Solar Thermal -- Future** | **6.2** |
+------------------------------------------------+---------------------+
| ##### Conventional Coal Power Plant | **8.0** |
| {#conventional-coal-power-plant-1 .unnumbered} | |
| | |
| **(with Scrubbers)** | |
+------------------------------------------------+---------------------+
| **Clean Coal** | **10-11** |
+------------------------------------------------+---------------------+
| **Clean Coal** | **12-13** |
| | |
| ######### * | **2-3** |
| *(with CO~2~ sequestration in the plant** {#wi | |
| th-co2-sequestration-in-the-plant .unnumbered} | |
| | |
| **--no counting cost of disposal)** | |
| | |
| **Estimated Cost of Sequestration** | |
+------------------------------------------------+---------------------+
| **Nuclear** | **10-11** |
+------------------------------------------------+---------------------+
**Table 5. Cost per kWh of Energy During Intermediate Loading (6)**
**Figure 1. U.S. Energy Consumption by Source (Year
2003)**
**Figure 2. U.S. CO~2~ Emissions By Sources (Year
2003)**
**Figure 3. Potential Replacement of the U.S. Fossil Fuels By
Alternative Energy**
1: Petroleum used in Residential + Commercial + Power Generation
2: Gasoline
3: Diesel
4: Jet Fuel
5: Petroleum used in Industry
6: Natural Gas used in Residential + Commercial + Power Generation
7: Natural Gas used in Industry
8: Natural Gas used in Transportation
9: Coal
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## FMS Connectivity
- Customer Advisory Board Meeting
- Las Vegas – December 12, 2006
- Presented By:
- Denise Quirarte
- Kansas City Financial Center
## Topics
- Connectivity for Disaster Recovery Purposes
- PAM - Kansas City Regional Operations Center (KROC) as Primary Payment Processing Site
- Decommissioning of Hyattsville Regional Operations Center (HROC).
## Currently
- Majority of payment processing is done on the HROC platform (with the exception of SSA/SSI Monthly payments which process on KROC).
- Customer agencies transmitting bulk files have a dedicated line or Frame Relay connection to HROC.
- Several customer agencies have dedicated lines or Frame Relay connections to both HROC and KROC (for contingency).
## Currently
- Current Connectivity
**HROC**
**KROC**
**FPA**
- Few Agencies
- Most Agencies
## What’s Coming
- PAM will process all payments on KROC. Processing will be implemented in releases between 2007 and 2009.
- HROC is being decommissioned Sept 2009.
- KROC will be the primary processing site.
- Bureau of Public Debt (BPD) will become the contingency processing site.
## Preferred Connectivity Method
- The Preferred method of implementation is IP over Sprint’s MPLS Private Internet Protocol (PIP).
- Note: Sprint is discontinuing Frame Relay.
- This method provides connectivity to HROC and KROC now and KROC and BPD in the future.
**Notes:**
The preferred method for implementing this change is by Internet Protocol through Sprint’s Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) Private Internet Protocol (PIP). The PIP is a data carrying mechanism which emulates some properties of a circuit-switched network over a packet-switched network. The benefit of the PIP is reduced network complexity and cost. Rather than setting up and managing individual points between each agency and ROC, agencies need to provide only one connection from their office router to the server provider edge router (Sprint).
## What’s Coming
- Future Connectivity
**KROC**
**BPD**
**FPA**
**SPRINT (MPLS) PIP**
## Benefits of MPLS
- Reduces Network Connections
- Only requires one line from the agency to Sprint.
- Better Contingency Management
- Connectivity to the contingency site eliminates the need for cartridge or CD use if the primary site is down.
- Switchover in a contingency is transparent to the Agency
**Notes:**
Network Connections:
Agency will only need one line to Sprint versus one line to HROC/KROC and another to BPD.
Secure Location:
The area around HROC is building up with businesses, and rental housing making it a less than secure location.
Contingency:
Current connectivity enables KFC to process payments if HROC is functional. If HROC goes down then we can only process files for agencies that have a connection to KROC. Or if the FPA physically mails a cartridge, CD etc..
Costumer agencies will not have to do anything to change connections if primary site goes down.
## Next Steps
- Verification and documentation of current connectivity:
- KFC has contacted each Agency that transmits Bulk Files
- FMS Network Engineering:
- Assist Agencies with questions and planning
- Provides a connectivity guide as a reference (included)
- Will provide a customized network proposal.
- Please identify yourself as a KFC customer.
- KFC:
- Performs testing with the Agency following line installation.
- Will work with each Agency to ensure adequate connectivity is in place prior to the upcoming FMS changes.
## Contacts
- KFC:
- Paul Jackson 816-414-2310
- [email protected]
- Eugene Phillips 816-414-2328
- [email protected]
- Network Engineering:
- Joseph Mendez 202-874-7099
- [email protected] | en |
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 99-162
Commission Staff Issues Accounting Bulletin on Revenue
Recognition
Washington, DC, December 3, 1999 -- The staff of the
Securities and Exchange Commission today released Staff
Accounting Bulletin (SAB) No. 101, which provides guidance on the
recognition, presentation, and disclosure of revenue in financial
statements filed with the Commission. The SAB fulfills a promise
that SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt made in September 1998 that the
staff would communicate more broadly its views on revenue
recognition. Chairman Levitt's remarks were in response to a
practice by some registrants to inappropriately manage their
earnings by artificially accelerating revenue.
Despite the fundamental nature of revenue to every company's
business, the accounting rules on revenue recognition are not
comprehensive but rather a collection of industry or transaction
specific guidelines. This SAB does not change any of the
accounting profession's existing rules on revenue recognition.
Rather, the SAB draws upon the existing rules and explains how
the staff applies those rules, by analogy, to other transactions
that the existing rules do not specifically address. This SAB
spells out the basic criteria that must be met before registrants
can record revenue. Those criteria reflect the recurring revenue
recognition themes found in the existing accounting rules.
The SAB provides a number of examples of how the staff
applies the criteria to specific fact patterns such as bill-and-
hold transactions, up-front fees when the seller has significant
continuing involvement, long-term service transactions,
refundable membership fees, and contingent rental income. The
SAB also addresses whether revenue should be presented on a fee
or commission basis or at the full transaction amount when the
seller is acting as a sales agent or similar capacity. Finally,
the SAB provides guidance on the disclosures registrants should
make about their revenue recognition policies and the impact of
events and trends on revenue. The staff believes that it is
appropriate to distribute its views widely so that registrants
and their accountants are aware of the staff's views as they
prepare financial statements and reports to be filed with the
Commission.
Lynn Turner, the Commission's Chief Accountant, said,
"Recognition of revenue before it is appropriate is a scheme that
has cost investors tremendous sums in the past. I hope the
additional guidance in this staff accounting bulletin, coupled
with more vigilant efforts on the part of financial management
and auditors, will significantly reduce the problems in the
future. It should also create a level playing field for those
who do provide their investors with high quality financial
reporting."
SABs are not rules or interpretations of the Commission.
Rather, they are interpretations and practices followed by staff
of the Office of the Chief Accountant and the Division of
Corporation Finance in administering the disclosure requirements
of the federal securities laws.
For further information contact: Richard Rodgers, Scott
Taub, or Eric Jacobsen in the Office of the Chief Accountant at
(202) 942-4400 or Robert Bayless in the Division of Corporation
Finance at (202) 942-2960.
# # #
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## CDRH FY 05 Scorecard Report Through 2nd Quarter FY 05
**Robert Navazio 7/1/05**
**The “Yugo” version 05**
**At a glance....**
## Summarize Center-Wide FY 05 data through 2nd Quarter
Identify areas where we have good data and areas where we still have problems with data collection
Provide background to Executive Committee to make additional decisions on FY 05
scorecard numerators and denominators
performance targets
Discuss how we are using Office and Center results to manage our programs in FY 05
- Identify areas where we have good data and areas where we still have problems with data collection
- Provide background to Executive Committee to make additional decisions on FY 05
- scorecard numerators and denominators
- performance targets
- Discuss how we are using Office and Center results to manage our programs in FY 05
**Purpose of Presentation**
## Are We Meeting our Targets? (Have we set targets?)
**Are We Meeting our Targets? ****(Have we set targets?)**
- KRA 1 :**Public Health Promotion**
**Y**
- KRA 2: **Public Health Protection**
- KRA 3: **Effective Management in **
** ****Accordance with TPLC**
- KRA 4: Knowledge Management and
- **Stakeholder Collaboration**
- KRA 5: **Workforce Excellence**
*Green: ****Meeting Targets***
* **Yellow: ****Not Meeting all ****** ******Targets: Need to ****** ******review + drill down***
* **Red: ****More than X% of ****** ******measures not meeting ****** ******targets**** (need to review)*
* **White: ****Need to work on ****** ******setting the right ****** ******measures + targets***
**G**
**Y**
**Y**
**W**
## Keep in Mind (What gets measured gets done!)
- Measures: the fewer the better
- Measures should be intermediate outcome based whenever possible (not just outputs)
- Measures focus on key success factors
- Measures should be integrated through the organization
- Measures need to have targets from baseline data rather than arbitrary numbers
## KRA 1: Performance Updates for MDUFMA Decision Goals and Cycle Actions: FY 04 Receipt Cohort (as of 3/31/05)
** ****Expedited PMAs with an FDA Decision within 300 total FDA days **
** ****and on-time cycle actions **
| | 2nd Quarter
FY 05 |
| --- | --- |
| # Meeting goal | 22 |
| # Not Meeting goal | 6 |
| # Awaiting MDUFMA Decision | 6 |
| Total Received and Filed in Receipt Cohort | 14 |
| Total Received | 14 |
- Best
- Case 82%
- FY 05
- Dec.
- Target
- 70%
- Worst Case 65%
**Includes 14 of 20 on-time cycle actions**
## KRA1: Performance Updates for MDUFMA Decision Goals and Cycle Actions: FY 04 Receipt Cohort (as of 3/31/05)
** ****Original PMAs and PMA Panel Track Supplements with an FDA decision within 320 total FDA days and on-time cycle actions**
| | 2nd Quarter
FY 05 |
| --- | --- |
| # Meeting Goal | 87 |
| # Not meeting goal | 7 |
| # Awaiting MDUFMA Decision | 18 |
| Total Received and Filed in Receipt Cohort | 47 |
| Total Received | 47 |
- Best
- Case 94%
- FY 06
- Dec. Target
- 80%
- Worst Case
- 78%
**Incudes 58 of 65 on-time cycle actions**
## KRA 1: Performance Updates for MDUFMA Decision Goals and Cycle Actions: FY 04 Receipt Cohort (as of 3/31/05)
** ****180 Day PMA Supplements with an FDA decision within 180 total FDA **** **** days and on-time cycle actions**
| | 2nd Quarter
FY 05 |
| --- | --- |
| # Meeting Goal | 220 |
| # Not Meeting Goal | 13 |
| # Awaiting MDUFMA Decision | Cohort
closed |
| Total in Receipt Cohort | 103 |
**FY 05 Decision**
**Target**
**80%**
** ****94%**
**Includes 220 of 233 on-time cycle actions**
## KRA 1: Performance Updates for MDUFMA Decision Goals and Cycle Actions FY 04 Receipt Cohort (as of 3/31/05)
** ****510(k) Applications with an FDA decision within 90 total days**
** ****and on-time cycle actions**
| | 2nd Quarter FY 05 |
| --- | --- |
| # Meeting Goal | 4,402 |
| # Not Meeting Goal | 1,066 |
| # Awaiting MDUFMA Decision | 161 |
| Total MDUFMA Receipt Cohort | 3,359 |
| Other | 273 |
| Total | 3,632 |
**Worst Case**
**78%**
**FY 05 **
**Dec. Target**
**75%**
** ****Best Case 81%**
**Includes 1667 of 2109 on-time cycle actions**
## % IDE originals approved in first 30 day cycle
- 1B CDRH Access to Investigational Devices
**KRA 1: Public Health Promotion**
**Baseline Receipt Cohort**
**N= 224**
**Didn’t Meet**
**70%Target**
**Y**
## CDRH 1-C: % of On-time Review
**Consults, second quarter FY 05**
- _Note:_ Review consult data reported by OSB, OCER, OSEL and OC.
_**FY 04 On-Time Review Consults**_
**Expedited Review Consults = 96% (44/46)**
**Pre-IDE & IDE Review Consults = 99% (629/636) **
**Other Review Consults = 98% (2,189/2,227)**
**Met FY 05**
**Target**
**90%**
**G**
## 2A CDRH Public Health Protection Response Rating
2A-1 11 avg. days to review death and serious injury adverse event reports
2A-2 1 day for PMI action teams to decide on action plan
2A-4 Developing baseline for days to process recalls
2A-5 Developing baseline for days to process warning letters and untitled letters
- 2A-1 11 avg. days to review death and serious injury adverse event reports
- 2A-2 1 day for PMI action teams to decide on action plan
- 2A-4 Developing baseline for days to process recalls
- 2A-5 Developing baseline for days to process warning letters and untitled letters
**KRA 2: Public Health Protection**
## 2B CDRH Public Health Protection Resolution Rating
4 Legal actions
27 Class I and II recalls
52 Letters
2C CDRH Mammography Safety
98% certified mammography facilities free of the most serious violations (exceeds target of 97%)
97% certified mammography facilities free of serious violations (exceeds target of 94%)
- 4 Legal actions
- 27 Class I and II recalls
- 52 Letters
**2C CDRH Mammography Safety**
- 98% certified mammography facilities free of the most serious violations (exceeds target of 97%)
- 97% certified mammography facilities free of serious violations (exceeds target of 94%)
**KRA 2: Public Health Protection**
**G**
**Y**
## From the scorecard data reported in the March 2005 budget review CDRH:
Didn’t meet an operating dollar target from 40% to 60%;
Met a payroll dollars target from 45% to 55%;
Didn’t meet a cash award dollars target from 40% to 60%
- Didn’t meet an operating dollar target from 40% to 60%;
- Met a payroll dollars target from 45% to 55%;
- Didn’t meet a cash award dollars target from 40% to 60%
** ****3A CDRH Financial Accountability Index**** **
**KRA 3: Effective Management **
**In Accordance with TPLC**
**Y**
**G**
**Y**
## CDRH hired 130 of 152 MDUFMA hires approved for FY 03 + FY 04 (85% over two year period)
As of 4/2/05, CDRH had hired 41% (27 of 66 ) MDUFMA user fee and appropriated hires approved in FY 05 and approved in prior years but not yet on board
Didn’t meet the FY 05 target of 75% because of hiring freeze
- As of 4/2/05, CDRH had hired 41% (27 of 66 ) MDUFMA user fee and appropriated hires approved in FY 05 and approved in prior years but not yet on board
- Didn’t meet the FY 05 target of 75% because of hiring freeze
**3B CDRH MDUFMA Hires Percent**
**KRA 3: Effective Management **
**In Accordance with TPLC**
**Y**
##
CDRH is executing 20 FY 05 project management plans
In the second quarter project management plan milestones were verified and updated if necessary, and there were 36 second quarter milestones
For the third quarter, standard project management plan status reported 85% (51 of 60) third quarter milestones were complete or on time
- CDRH is executing 20 FY 05 project management plans
- In the second quarter project management plan milestones were verified and updated if necessary, and there were 36 second quarter milestones
- For the third quarter, standard project management plan status reported 85% (51 of 60) third quarter milestones were complete or on time
**3C CDRH**** ****Project Management Plan Percent**
** ****of on-target milestones**
**KRA 3: Effective Management **
**In Accordance with TPLC**
**G**
## 4A CDRH Industry Meeting Number
853 Business Meetings with Industry in FY 04
379 Business Meetings in Second Quarter FY 05
(If we continue at this rate, annual total over 1,500)
4B CDRH Stakeholder Communication Level
Each Office reported progress on major projects
Over 134 web pages developed and updated
4,000 people on patient safety list serve
- 853 Business Meetings with Industry in FY 04
- 379 **Business Meetings in Second Quarter FY 05 **
** ****(If we continue at this rate, annual total over 1,500)**
**4B CDRH Stakeholder Communication Level**
- Each Office reported progress on major projects
- Over 134 web pages developed and updated
- 4,000 people on patient safety list serve
**KRA 4: Knowledge Management**
**And Stakeholder Collaboration**
**G**
## 4C CDRH Customer Survey Rating, Device Review
This year, 78% of overall close-ended responses had positive perceptions of CDRH review programs, comparable to 79% last year
However, last year only 4% open-ended responses thought guidance improvements were needed
This year,13% open-ended responses thought guidance improvements were needed. Specific guidance improvements were made
- This year, 78% of overall close-ended responses had positive perceptions of CDRH review programs, comparable to 79% last year
- However, last year only 4% open-ended responses thought guidance improvements were needed
- This year,13% open-ended responses thought guidance improvements were needed. Specific guidance improvements were made
**KRA 4: Knowledge Management**
**And Stakeholder Collaboration**
**G**
**Y**
## KRA 4: Knowledge Management
- CDRH set an FY 05 target to send 70% of high priority guidances FY 05 target for CDRH to approve and send to FDA
- As of 3/31/05, CDRH sent 46% (19 of 41) to FDA
- CDRH also targeted to update and send to FDA 10% of high priority existing guidances
- Guidance coordinators developing a list of high priority existing guidances to update
**KRA 4: Knowledge Management**
**And Stakeholder Collaboration**
**G**
## KRA 4: Knowledge Management
- FDA recognized 695 standards for review as of end FY 04
- A Federal Register update for FY 05 is pending
- Developing baseline data to set target
**KRA 4: Knowledge Management**
**And Stakeholder Collaboration**
## KRA 5 Workforce Excellence
**5A-1 and 5A-3 FY 05 training hours **
**Training hours will not be reported until OCER identifies source(s) for more kinds of training hours than senior staff approved to report in FY 04**
## KRA 5 Workforce Excellence
**5A-2 Training Dollars Spent**
**In FY 04, CDRH spent $1.4M on training and travel related to training**
**That was 5% of the $28.8M operating budget**
**Senior staff approved this numerator & denominator for Center scorecard. **
**Offices will set targets for training dollars spent per person for their scorecards when data is available.**
**In 2****nd**** quarter FY 05, 6 Offices spent $.5M on training and training-related travel, 1.6 % of their operating. **
**Y**
## KRA 5 Workforce Excellence CDRH Training Dollar Comparisons
| | FY 04 | 2nd Quarter
FY 05 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Training
Dollars | $1.4M | $.5M
|
| % of
Operating
Dollars | 5% | 1.6%
|
## KRA 5: Workforce Excellence
**5B-1CDRH External Expertise Level**:
- External
- Expertise
- Dollars
- In Millions
- External expertise investments include contracts and fellowships to supplement
- CDRH internal expertise. It includes areas like MDFP, ORISE, MEDSUN, database
- development, web development, and software development. It does not include basic
- services like document control, animal care, MDR contract, registration and listing,
- scanning, database maintenance, and web usability.
**KRA 5: Workforce Excellence**
**On target to exceed 10% annual target. $6.2M cum. is 6% of operating + payroll for 7 Offices reporting mid-year**
**$13.2M**
**$13.6M: 10% of Operating and Payroll**
**G**
## KRA 5: Workforce Excellence 5B-1CDRH Ext Expertise Level
**$13.6M ext exp**
**47% operating**
**10% whole budget**
**$6.2M ext exp**
**66% operating**
**6% whole budget midyear** | en |
converted_docs | 804892 | **Appendix II**
**Federal Agency Codification of Certain Governmentwide Grants
Requirements**
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Agency A-102 Common OMB Circular A-110 Nonprocurement
(departments then Rule\ (universities & Suspension &
agencies^1^) (State & local non-profit Debarment^3^
governments) organizations)^2^
----------------- ----------------- ------------------- -----------------
Agriculture 7 CFR 3016 7 CFR 3019 7 CFR 3017
Commerce 15 CFR 24 15 CFR 14 15 CFR 26
Defense 32 CFR 33 32 CFR 32 32 CFR 25
Education 34 CFR 80 34 CFR 74 34 CFR 85
Energy 10 CFR 600 10 CFR 600 10 CFR 1036
Health & Human 45 CFR 92 45 CFR 74 45 CFR 76
Services
Homeland Security Currently using
the
implementation of
the agency from
which the program
was transferred,
e.g., Department
of Justice
Housing & Urban 24 CFR 85 24 CFR 84 24 CFR 24
Development
Interior 43 CFR 12 43 CFR 12 43 CFR 12
Justice 28 CFR 66 28 CFR 70 28 CFR 67
Labor 29 CFR 97 29 CFR 95 29 CFR 98
State 22 CFR 135 22 CFR 145 22 CFR 137
Transportation 49 CFR 18 49 CFR 19 49 CFR 29
Treasury 31 CFR 19
Veterans Affairs 38 CFR 43 38 CFR 49 38 CFR 44
ADF 22 CFR 1508
AID 22 CFR 226 22 CFR 208
BBG 22 CFR 518 22 CFR 513
CNCS 45 CFR 2541 45 CFR 2543 45 CFR 2542
EPA 40 CFR 31 40 CFR 30 40 CFR 32
FEMA (now part of 44 CFR 13 44 CFR 17 (not
DHS) covered by common
rule changes of
November 26,
2003)
FMCS 29 CFR 1470 29 CFR 1471
GSA 41 CFR 105-71 41 CFR 105-72 41 CFR 105-68
IMLS 45 CFR 1183 45 CFR 1185
IAF 22 CFR 1006
NASA 14 CFR 1273 14 CFR 1260 14 CFR 1265
NARA 36 CFR 1207 36 CFR 1210 36 CFR 1209
NEA 45 CFR 1157 45 CFR 1154
NEH 45 CFR 1174 45 CFR 1169
NSF 45 CFR 602 45 CFR 620
ONDCP 21 CFR 1403 21 CFR 1404
OPM 5 CFR 970
Peace Corps 22 CFR 310
SBA 13 CFR 143 13 CFR 145
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
A copy of this table is also located on OMB's Home Page at
<http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/grants/chart.html>.
NOTES:
1\. Abbreviations used for the following independent agencies: African
Development Foundation (ADF), Agency for International Development
(AID), Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG), Corporation for National
and Community Service (CNCS), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA),
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) (now part of the Department
of Homeland Security), Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
(FMCS), General Services Administration (GSA), Institute of Museum and
Library Services (IMLS), Inter-American Foundation (IAF), National
Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), National Archives and
Records Administration (NARA), National Endowment for the Arts (NEA),
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), National Science Foundation
(NSF), Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), Office of
Personnel Management (OPM), and Small Business Administration (SBA).
2\. If an agency implements OMB Circular A-110 (2 CFR part 215) other
than through codified rules; the Circular's requirements apply equally
to the agency and its awards.
3\. The OMB guidance on nonprocurement suspension and debarment is found
at 2 CFR part 180.
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## Slide 1
## Our Products
**Our Products**
**80% of world’s critical infrastructures**
**Determined, resourceful, global adversaries**
**Our Resources**
**Attacked > 4,000 times a day**
**At least one DDoS a day**
**Logged attacks from every country**
**Our Business**
**Subject to Phishing, Bots, Root-kits, ...**
## The World Today
Threats
Bad Guys
How We Got There
Legacy
Crime
Evolving the Solution
Security Strategy
A Look Ahead
**Threats **
**Bad Guys**
**How We Got There**
**Legacy **
**Crime**
**Evolving the Solution**
**Security Strategy**
**A Look Ahead**
## Emanations
**Emanations**
**Tempest**
**Insiders**
**TCSEC, Common Criteria**
**Eavesdropping**
**DES, AES, IPSec**
**Network Protocols**
**Sync flood, DNS spoofing**
**Network Stacks**
**“****Ping of death”**
**Operating System Services**
**Buffer overruns, XSS**
**Web spoofs, worms**
**Application Services**
**SQL injection, SQL Slammer**
**Media players**
## Rarely discovered
- Attacks occur here
- Why does this gap exist?
## Days From Patch To Exploit
- Have decreased so that patching is not a defense in large organizations
- Average 6 days for patch to be reverse engineered to identify vulnerability
- Source: Microsoft
## Exploitability
Defined - the publication of exploit and/or proof-of concept code for a known vulnerability, or where the exploit is trivial or no code is required to leverage
Current state
1 of 2 vulnerabilities are exploited, regardless of platform
6.5% improvement over 2004
Average: 6 days from disclosure to exploitation
**Defined - the publication of exploit and/or proof-of concept code for a known vulnerability, or where the exploit is trivial or no code is required to leverage**
**Current state **
**1 of 2 vulnerabilities are exploited, regardless of platform**
**6.5% improvement over 2004**
**Average: 6 days from disclosure to exploitation**
| Year | Number of
MS Vulnerabilities corrected by bulletin | Exploited | | | % of exploits to vulnerabilities |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| | | No | Trivial | Yes | |
| 2005* | 40 | 21 | 3 | 15 | 46.2 % |
| 2004 | 91 | 43 | 3 | 45 | 52.7% |
| 2003 | 79 | 31 | 4 | 44 | 60.8% |
| 2002 | 150 | 70 | 6 | 61 | 48.9% |
**Thru May 31, 2005**
## Blaster shows the complex interplay between security researchers, software companies, and hackers
- Source: Microsoft
## “Less than 24 hours after Microsoft released its Security Bulletins for August, exploit code was made publicly available for the vulnerabilities addressed in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS05-038 and MS05-041. The postings, titled ‘Microsoft Internet Explorer COM Objects Instantiation Exploit (MS05-038)’ and ‘Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Protocol DoS Exploit (MS05-041),’ were published by the French security firm FrSIRT. A second piece of code was published on August 11th for MS05-038.”
- “Less than 24 hours after Microsoft released its Security Bulletins for August, exploit code was made publicly available for the vulnerabilities addressed in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS05-038 and MS05-041. The postings, titled ‘Microsoft Internet Explorer COM Objects Instantiation Exploit (MS05-038)’ and ‘Microsoft Windows Remote Desktop Protocol DoS Exploit (MS05-041),’ were published by the French security firm FrSIRT. A second piece of code was published on August 11th for MS05-038.”
- “Three pieces of exploit code targeting the Windows Plug and Play issue (MS05-039) have been made publicly available. These are listed as the ‘Microsoft Windows Plug and Play Remote Buffer Overflow Exploit (MS05-039)’, ‘Microsoft Windows 2000 Plug and Play Universal Remote Exploit (MS05-039)’ and ‘Microsoft Windows 2000 Plug and Play Universal Remote Exploit #2 (MS05-039)’ on the FrSIRT Web site. One of which has also been included as an exploit module in the Metasploit Framework.”
## Answers “Where are the greatest risks?”
Exploits written in 2005 for 6 popular Operating Systems
Win32
Linux (4 distributions)
**Exploits written in 2005 for ****6 popular Operating Systems**
**Win32**
**Linux (4 distributions)**
**Exploits written 2005 YTD - all platforms**
| | Vulns | Exploitable | Trivial |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Total | 344 | 96 | 61 |
**2005 Vulns and Exploits (YTD)**
**Thru May 31, 2005**
## Network service
**Thru May 31, 2005**
## Script-Kiddy
- HobbyistHacker
- Expert
- Specialist
**Vandal**
**Thief**
**Spy**
**Trespasser**
**Tools created by experts now used by less skilled attackers and criminals**
**Fastest **
**growing **
**segment**
**Author**
## 16-bit 100 MHz processor
**16-bit 100 MHz processor**
**10 GByte disk**
**20 MByte ram**
**CD drive**
**13” VGA monitor**
**Windows 95**
**FAT FS**
**IPX and NetBIOS**
**Open networking**
**32-bit 2.5 GHz processor**
**250 GByte disk**
**3 GByte ram**
**DVD R/W drive**
**21” digital monitor**
**Windows XP SP2**
**ICF**
**USB**
**UPnP**
**Windows Update**
**Legacy creates**
**security **
**issues**
## The security kernel of Windows NT was written:
Before there was a World Wide Web
Before TCP/IP was the default communications protocol
The security kernel of Windows Server 2003 was written:
Before buffer overflow tool kits were available
Before Web Services were widely deployed
**Before there was a World Wide Web**
**Before TCP/IP was the default communications protocol**
**The security kernel of Windows Server 2003 was written:**
**Before buffer overflow tool kits were available**
**Before Web Services were widely deployed**
## Six computers attached to Internet
Different versions of Windows, Linux and Mac OS
Over the course of one week
Machines were scanned 46,255 times
4,892 direct attacks
No up-to-date, patched operating systems succumbed to a single attack
All down rev systems were compromised
Windows XP with no patches
Infested in 18 minutes by Blaster and Sasser
Within an hour it became a "bot"
**Different versions of Windows, Linux and Mac OS**
**Over the course of one week**
**Machines were scanned 46,255 times**
**4,892 direct attacks**
**No up-to-date, patched operating systems succumbed to a single attack**
**All down rev systems were compromised **
**Windows XP with no patches**
**Infested in 18 minutes by Blaster and Sasser **
**Within an hour it became a "bot"**
- Source: StillSecure,
- see http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36~33~2735094,00.html
## Mass unsolicited email
For commerce
Direct mail advertisement
For Web traffic
Artificially generated Web traffic
Harassment
For fraud
Phishing
Identity theft
Credential theft
**For commerce**
**Direct mail advertisement**
**For Web traffic**
**Artificially generated Web traffic**
**Harassment**
**For fraud**
**Phishing**
**Identity theft**
**Credential theft**
## “Our first program pays you $0.50 for every validated free-trial registrant your website sends to [bleep]. Commissions are quick and easy because we pay you when people sign up for our three-day free-trial. Since [bleep] doesn't require a credit card number or outside verification service to use the free trial, generating revenue is a snap. The second program we offer is our pay per sign-up plan. This program allows you to earn a percentage on every converted (paying) member who joins [bleep]. You could make up to 60% of each membership fee from people you direct to join the site. Lastly, [bleep] offers a two tier program in addition to our other plans. If you successfully refer another webmaster to our site and they open an affiliate account, you begin earning money from their traffic as well! The second tier pays $0.02 per free-trial registrant or up to 3% of their sign-ups.”
## SoBig spammed over 100 million inboxes
If 10% read the mail and clicked the link
= 10 million people
If 1% of people who went to site signed up for 3-days free trial
= (100,000 people) x ($0.50) = $50,000
If 1% of free trials sign up for 1 year
= (1,000 people) x ($144/yr) = $144,000/yr
**If 10% read the mail and clicked the link **
**= 10 million people**
**If 1% of people who went to site signed up for 3-days free trial**
**= (100,000 people) x ($0.50) = $50,000**
**If 1% of free trials sign up for 1 year**
**= (1,000 people) x ($144/yr) = $144,000/yr**
## Filed 97 lawsuits in US against spammers
11 defendants were on the Register of Known Spam Operations (ROKSO)
5 of the 11 included on ROKSO’s top 10 list
More than 120 worldwide legal actions
Over $100m in judgments
Total US Spam Judgments: $79 Million
Referral of over 30 cases to LE
One of nation’s most notorious spammers recently declared bankruptcy as a result of joint MS-government pressure
**11 defendants were on the Register of Known Spam Operations (ROKSO) **
**5 of the 11 included on ROKSO’s top 10 list **
**More than 120 worldwide legal actions**
**Over $100m in judgments **
**Total US Spam Judgments:** **$79 Million**
**Referral of over 30 cases to LE**
**One of nation’s most notorious spammers recently declared bankruptcy as a result of joint MS-government pressure**
## Faking
An e-mail that seems to be from a legitimate source
Spoofing
A Web site that appears to be “official”
Phishing
Luring users to provide sensitive data
**An e-mail that seems to be from a legitimate source**
**Spoofing**
**A Web site that appears to be “official”**
**Phishing**
**Luring users to provide sensitive data**
## Slide 21
## 3 Subpoenas identified ISP in Austria
**5**** ****Subpoena to Qwest and investigations identified Jayson Harris in Iowa, US**
**1**** ****MS filed John Doe lawsuit in WA**
**6**** ****Referred to FBI and obtained $3 million Default Judgment**
**2**** ****Issued subpoenas to web hosts in CA**
**4**** ****Austrian ISP identified IP address registered to Qwest in the US**
## Most people are spoofed
Over 60% have visited a fake or spoofed site
People are tricked
Over 15% admit to having provided personal data
Target for spoofing attacks
Banks, credit card companies, Web retailers, online auctions (E-bay) and mortgage companies.
Economic loss
1.2 million U.S. adults have lost money
The total dollar impact: $929 million
**Over 60% have visited a fake or spoofed site**
**People are tricked **
**Over 15% admit to having provided personal data **
**Target for spoofing attacks**
**Banks, credit card companies, Web retailers, online auctions (E-bay) and mortgage companies.**
**Economic loss**
**1.2 million U.S. adults have lost money**
**The total dollar impact: $929 million**** **
- Source: TRUSTe & Gartner
## Active Phishing Sites by Week November 04 to February 05
| Active phishing sites in February | 2625 |
| --- | --- |
| Average monthly growth rate | 28% |
| Number of hijacked brands | 64 |
| Average time online for site | 5.7 days |
| Longest time online for site | 30 days |
- Source APWG February 2005
**March 2005 partnered with the FTC and National Consumers League to file 117 lawsuits against phishers**
**Issued over 1500 takedown notices for Phishing sites since Sept 2003**
**Referred >30 cases to LE**
**Coordination with LE to create Operation “Digital Phishnet”**
## Viagra spammers being put out of action San Jose Mercury News Editorial Sunday, February 13, 2004
**Viagra spammers being put out of action** San Jose **Mercury News Editorial**Sunday, February 13, 2004
**Tech Firms, FBI to Fight 'Phishing' Scams Together**
- By Andy Sullivan
- December 8, 2004
**Shhh, they're hunting cybercrooks; **
**Sleuths hunker down to catch Net's most-wanted**** **
- By Jon Swartz
- 9/21/04
**Pfizer, Microsoft Sue Viagra Spammers**
- February 10, 2004
**Internet Giants File 7 Suits Aimed at Stopping Spam**
- October 29, 2004
- By Laurie J. Flynn
**Technology And The Fight Against Child Porn **
- By John Foley, February 14, 2005
**February 14, 2005, Newsweek, U.S. Edition** *By Steven Levy*
**How to Hook the Elusive Phisher**
**Microsoft attacks spam in courts**
**By Brandon Sprague** August 2, 2004
**Microsoft Takes Stands Against Spam, Sanctions**
- By Jonathan Krim
- Thursday, September 23, 2004; Page E01
**Amazon, Microsoft team for spam suits**
- By Matt Hines Staff Writer, CNET News.com
**September 28, 2004,**
**A Collective Net to**
** ****Catch Phishers**
- By Sarah Lacy
- December 20, 2004
**Houston Chronicle**
**Day after AG suit, Microsoft sues UT student **
- By Associated Press, January 14, 2005
## Software that:
Collects personal information from you
Without your knowledge or permission
Privacy
15 percent of enterprise PCs have a keylogger
Source: Webroot's SpyAudit
Number of keyloggers jumped three-fold in 12 months
Source: Sophos
Reliability
Microsoft Watson
~50% of crashes caused by spyware
Support Costs
Dell, HP, IBM: Spyware causes ~30% of calls
Estimated support costs at $2.5m+ / year
**Collects personal information from you **
**Without your knowledge or permission**
**Privacy**
**15 percent of enterprise PCs have a keylogger**
**Source: Webroot's SpyAudit**
**Number of keyloggers jumped three-fold in 12 months**
**Source: ****Sophos**
**Reliability**
**Microsoft Watson**
**~50% of crashes caused by spyware**
**Support Costs**
**Dell, HP, IBM: Spyware causes ~30% of calls**
**Estimated support costs at $2.5m+ / year**
## Israel Spyware
- “Dubbed "Trojangate," the incident resulted in nearly 20 arrests, with some reports
- indicating that there were hundreds -- perhaps thousands -- of documents stolen from multiple Israeli firms. About 100 servers containing stolen data have been seized and are being investigated.” *BBC*
- “In 2004, MessageLabs came upon a Trojan horse created for the purpose of attacking
- a type of software used in airplane design.” *AP*
- “Someone placed surveillance software on sheriff's office computers, apparently enabling unauthorized access to sensitive information about prisoner movements, confidential homeland security updates and private personnel files.” *AP*
## UK police foil massive bank theft
**UK police foil massive bank theft**** **
- “Police in London say they have foiled one of the biggest attempted bank thefts in Britain. The plan was to steal £220m ($423m) from the London offices of the Japanese bank Sumitomo Mitsui. Computer experts are believed to have tried to transfer the money electronically after hacking into the bank's systems. A man has been arrested by police in Israel after the plot was uncovered by the National Hi-Tech Crime Unit. Unit members worked closely with Israeli police ...” *Story from BBC NEWS: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/1/hi/uk/4356661.stm*
## Growth in the root kit population
Technical challenge in the community
Defeats current anti-spyware products
Financial motivation to support adware & spyware
Takes several hours to walk customer through removal & recovery
Ongoing support cost for Microsoft is high
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=894278
More than 12 steps for safemode removal!
Can no longer detect the latest version of LODMEDUD_A
New malicious drivers moving to boot drivers
**Technical challenge in the community**
**Defeats current anti-spyware products**
**Financial motivation to support adware & spyware**
**Takes several hours to walk customer through removal & recovery**
**Ongoing support cost for Microsoft is high**
_**[http://](http://support.microsoft.com/?id=894278)**__**[support.microsoft.com](http://support.microsoft.com/?id=894278)**__**[/?id=894278](http://support.microsoft.com/?id=894278)**_
**More than 12 steps for safemode removal!**
**Can no longer detect the latest version of LODMEDUD_A**
**New malicious drivers moving to boot drivers**
## Slide 31
| Driver | Characteristic | Instance count |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Delprot.sys | Deletion protection for iSearch adware/spyware. | 81870
1.03% |
| “LoadMeDude”
TROJ_LODMEDUD_A | Randomly named driver that hides processes, registry, files.
Auto-update capability.
Bundled with Comedy Central adware/spyware. | 25496
0.32% |
| winik.sys | Protects CommonName adware/spyware. | 13583
0.17% |
| iesprt.sys
TROJ_BANKER.W | Steals banking passwords. | 2386
0.03% |
| Hxdefdrv.sys
“Hacker Defender” | Public domain source rootkit.
Resource hiding and backdoor capability.
| 1323
0.02% | | en |
converted_docs | 478315 | {width="0.80625in" height="0.7875in"} **Heart of
America HMO**
**2004**
**A Health Maintenance Organization**
**Serving: North Central North Dakota**
**Enrollment in this Plan is limited. You must live in our Geographic
service area to enroll. See page** **8** **for requirements.**
**Enrollment codes for this Plan:**
**RU1 Self Only**
**RU2 Self and Family**
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**RI 73-543**
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Dear Federal Employees Health Benefits Program Participant:
I am pleased to present this 2004 Federal Employees Health Benefits
(FEHB) Program plan brochure. The brochure describes the benefits this
plan offers you for 2004. Because benefits vary from year to year, you
should review your plan's brochure every Open Season -- especially
Section 2, which explains how the plan changed.
It takes a lot of information to help a consumer make wise healthcare
decisions. The information in this brochure, our FEHB Guide, and our
web-based resources, make it easier than ever to get information about
plans, to compare benefits and to read customer service satisfaction
ratings for the national and local plans that may be of interest. Just
click on [www.opm.gov/insure](http://www.opm.gov/insure)!
The FEHB Program continues to be an enviable national model that offers
exceptional choice, and uses private-sector competition to keep costs
reasonable, ensure high-quality care, and spur innovation. The Program,
which began in 1960, is sound and has stood the test of time. It enjoys
one of the highest levels of customer satisfaction of any healthcare
program in the country.
I continue to take aggressive steps to keep the FEHB Program on the
cutting edge of employer-sponsored health benefits. We demand
cost-effective quality care from our FEHB carriers and we have
encouraged Federal agencies and departments to pay the full FEHB health
benefit premium for their employees called to active duty in the Reserve
and National Guard so they can continue FEHB coverage for themselves and
their families. Our carriers have also responded to my request to help
our members to be prepared by making additional supplies of medications
available for emergencies as well as call-up situations and you can help
by getting an Emergency Preparedness Guide at www.opm.gov. OPM's
*HealthierFeds* campaign is another way the carriers are working with us
to ensure Federal employees and retirees are informed on healthy living
and best-treatment strategies. You can help to contain healthcare costs
and keep premiums down by living a healthy life style.
Open Season is your opportunity to review your choices and to become an
educated consumer to meet your healthcare needs. Use this brochure, the
FEHB Guide, and the web resources to make your choice an informed one.
Finally, if you know someone interested in Federal employment, refer
them to www.usajobs.opm.gov.
> Sincerely,
>
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> Kay Coles James
>
> Director
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**Notice of the Office of Personnel Management\'s**
**Privacy Practices**
THIS NOTICE DESCRIBES HOW MEDICAL INFORMATION ABOUT YOU MAY BE USED AND
######### DISCLOSED AND HOW YOU CAN GET ACCESS TO THIS INFORMATION, PLEASE REVIEW IT
CAREFULLY.
By law, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), which administers the
Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Program, is required to protect
the privacy of your personal medical information. OPM is also required
to give you this notice to tell you how OPM may use and give out
(\"disclose\") your personal medical information held by OPM.
OPM **will** use and give out your personal medical information:
- To you or someone who has the legal right to act for you (your
personal representative),
- To the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, if
necessary, to make sure your privacy is protected,
- To law enforcement officials when investigating and/or prosecuting
alleged or civil criminal actions, and
- Where required by law.
OPM **has the right** to use and give out your personal medical
information to administer the FEHB Program. For example:
- To communicate with your FEHB health plan when you or someone you
have authorized to act on your behalf asks for our assistance
regarding a benefit or customer service issue.
- To review, make a decision, or litigate your disputed claim.
- For OPM and the General Accounting Office when conducting audits.
OPM **may** use or give out your personal medical information for the
following purposes under limited circumstances:
- For Government healthcare oversight activities (such as fraud and
abuse investigations),
- For research studies that meet all privacy law requirements (such as
for medical research or education), and
- To avoid a serious and imminent threat to health or safety.
By law, OPM must have your written permission (an \"authorization\") to
use or give out your personal medical information for any purpose that
is not set out in this notice. You may take back (\"revoke\") your
written permission at any time, except if OPM has already acted based on
your permission.
By Law, you **have the right** to:
- See and get a copy of your personal medical information held by OPM.
- Amend any of your personal medical information created by OPM if you
believe that it is wrong or if information is missing, and OPM
agrees. If OPM disagrees, you may have a statement of your
disagreement added to your personal medical information.
- Get a listing of those getting your personal medical information
from OPM in the past 6 years. The listing will not cover your
personal medical information that was given to you or your personal
representative, and information that you authorized OPM to release,
or that was given out for law enforcement purposes or to pay for
your health care or a disputed claim.
- Ask OPM to communicate with you in a different manner or at a
different place (for example, by sending materials to a P.O. Box
instead of your home address.
- Ask OPM to limit how your personal medical information is used or
given out. However, OPM may not be able to agree to your request if
the information is used to conduct operations in the manner
described above.
- Get a separate paper copy of this notice.
For more information on exercising your rights set out in this notice,
look at [www.opm.gov/insure](http://www.opm.gov/insure) on the web. You
may also call 202-606-0191 and ask for OPM\'s FEHB Program privacy for
this purpose.
If you believe OPM has violated your privacy rights set out in this
notice, you may file a complaint with OPM at the following address:
Privacy Complaints
Office of Personnel Management
######### P.O. Box 707
Washington, DC 20004-0707
Filing a complaint will not affect your benefits under the FEHB
Program. You also may file a complaint with the Secretary of the
Department of Health and Human Services.
By Law, OPM is required to follow the terms in this privacy notice. OPM
has the right to change the way your personal medical information is
used and given out. If OPM makes any changes, you will get a notice by
mail within 60 days of the change. The privacy practices listed in this
notice are effective April 14, 2003.
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Table of Contents
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Introduction 4
Plain Language 4
Stop Health Care Fraud 4
Preventing medical mistakes 5
Section 1. Facts about this HMO plan 7
How we pay providers 7
Your Rights 7
Service Area 8
Section 2. How we change for 2004 9
Program-wide changes 9
Changes to this Plan 9
Section 3. How you get care 10
Identification cards 10
Where you get covered care 10
• Plan providers 10
• Plan facilities 10
What you must do to get covered care 10
• Primary care 10
• Specialty care 10
• Hospital care 11
Circumstances beyond our control 12
Services requiring our prior approval 12
Section 4. Your costs for covered services 13
• Copayments 13
• Deductible 13
• Coinsurance 13
Your catastrophic protection out-of-pocket maximum 13
Section 5. Benefits 14
Overview 14
(a) Medical services and supplies provided by physicians and other
health care
professionals...............................................................................15
(b) Surgical and anesthesia services provided by physicians and other
health care
professionals...............................................................................24
(c) Services provided by a hospital or other facility, and ambulance
services 27
(d) Emergency services/accidents 29
(e) Mental health and substance abuse benefits 31
(f) Prescription drug benefits 33
(g) Dental benefits 35
Section 6. General exclusions \-- things we don\'t cover 36
Section 7. Filing a claim for covered services 37
Section 8. The disputed claims process 38
Section 9. Coordinating benefits with other coverage 40
When you have other health coverage 40
> • What is Medicare? 40
- Should I enroll in Medicare? 40
• Medicare + Choice 43
> • TRICARE/and CHAMPVA 43
>
> • Worker's Compensation 44
>
> • Medicaid 44
>
> • Other Government agencies 44
>
> • When others are responsible for injuries 44
Section 10. Definitions of terms we use in this brochure 45
Section 11. FEHB facts 47
Coverage information 47
• No pre-existing condition limitation 47
• Where you get information about enrolling in the FEHB Program 47
• Types of coverage available for you and your family 47
Children's Equity Act 48
• When benefits and premiums start 49
• When you retire 49
When you lose benefits 49
• When FEHB coverage ends 49
• Spouse equity coverage 49
• Temporary Continuation of Coverage (TCC) 49
• Converting to individual coverage 50
• Getting a Certificate of Group Health Plan Coverage 50
Two new Federal Programs complement FEHB benefits 51
The Federal Flexible Spending Account Program -- FSAFEDS 51 The Federal
Long Term Care Insurance Program 54
Index 56
Summary of benefits 57
Rates 58
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Introduction
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This brochure describes the benefits of Heart of America HMO under our
contract (CS 2606) with the Office of Personnel Management, as
authorized by the Federal Employees Health Benefits law. The address for
Heart of America HMO administrative office is:
Heart of America HMO
810 South Main
Rugby, ND 58368
This brochure is the official statement of benefits. No oral statement
can modify or otherwise affect the benefits, limitations, and exclusions
of this brochure. It is your responsibility to be informed about your
health benefits.
If you are enrolled in this Plan, you are entitled to the benefits
described in this brochure. If you are enrolled for Self and Family
coverage, each eligible family member is also entitled to these
benefits. You do not have a right to benefits that were available before
January 1, 2004, unless those benefits are also shown in this brochure.
OPM negotiates benefits and rates with each plan annually. Benefit
changes are effective January 1, 2004, and are summarized on page 9.
Rates are shown at the end of this brochure.
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Plain Language
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All FEHB brochures are written in plain language to make them
responsive, accessible, and understandable to the public. For instance,
- Except for necessary technical terms, we use common words. For
instance, "you" means the enrollee or family member; "we" means
Heart of America HMO.
- We limit acronyms to ones you know. FEHB is the Federal Employees
Health Benefits Program. OPM is the Office of Personnel Management.
If we use others, we tell you what they mean first.
- Our brochure and other FEHB plans' brochures have the same format
and similar descriptions to help you compare plans.
If you have comments or suggestions about how to improve the structure
of this brochure, let us know. Visit OPM's "Rate Us" feedback area at
[www.opm.gov/insure]{.underline} or e-mail [OPM]{.underline} at
[[email protected]]{.underline}. You may also write to OPM at the
Office of Personnel Management, Office of Insurance Planning and
Evaluation Division, 1900 E Street NW, Washington, DC 20415-3650.
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Stop Health Care Fraud!
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Fraud increases the cost of health care for everyone and increases your
Federal Employees Health Program (FEHB) premium.
OPM's Office of the Inspector General investigates allegations of fraud,
waste, and abuse in the FEHB Program regardless of the agency that
employs you or from which you retired.
**[Protect Yourself From Fraud]{.underline}** - Here are some things you
can do to prevent fraud:
- Be wary of giving your plan identification (ID) number over the
telephone or to people you do not know, except to your doctor, other
provider, or authorized plan or OPM representative.
- Let only the appropriate medical professionals review your medical
record or recommend services.
- Avoid using health care providers who say that an item or service is
not usually covered, but they know how to bill us to get it paid.
- Carefully review explanations of benefits (EOBs) that you receive
from us.
- Do not ask your doctor to make false entries on certificates, bills
or records in order to get us to pay for an item or service.
- If you suspect that a provider has charged you for services you did
not receive, billed you twice for the same service, or
misrepresented any information, do the following:
- Call the provider and ask for an explanation. There may be an error.
- If the provider does not resolve the matter, call us at 776-5848 or
1-800-525-5661 and explain the situation.
- If we do not resolve the issue:
> **CALL -- THE HEALTH CARE FRAUD HOTLINE**
>
> **202-418-3300**
>
> **OR WRITE TO:**
>
> The United States Office of Personnel Management
>
> Office of Inspector General Fraud Hotline
>
> 1900 E. Street NW, Room 6400
>
> Washington DC, 20415
- Do not maintain as a family member on your policy:
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- You can be prosecuted for fraud and your agency may take action
against you if you falsify a claim to obtain FEHBP benefits or try
to obtain services for someone who is not an eligible family member
or who is no longer enrolled in the Plan.
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Preventing Medical Mistakes
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An influential report from the Institute of Medicine estimates that up
to 98,000 Americans die every year from medical mistakes in hospitals
alone. That\'s about 3,230 preventable deaths in the FEHB Program a
year. While death is the most tragic outcome, medical mistakes cause
other problems such as permanent disabilities, extended hospital stays,
longer recoveries, and even additional treatments. By asking questions,
learning more and understanding your risks, you can improve the safety
of your own health care, and that of your family members. Take these
simple steps:
1. **Ask questions if you have doubts or concerns.**
- Ask questions and make sure you understand the answers.
- Choose a doctor with whom you feel comfortable talking.
- Take a relative or friend with you to help you ask questions and
understand answers.
1. **Keep and bring a list of all the medicines you take.**
- Give your doctor and pharmacist a list of all the medicines that you
take, including non-prescription medicines.
- Tell them about any drug allergies you have.
- Ask about side effects and what to avoid while taking the medicine.
- Read the label when you get your medicine, including all warnings.
- Make sure your medicine is what the doctor ordered and know how to
use it.
- Ask the pharmacist about your medicine if it looks different than
you expected.
2. **Get the results of any test or procedure.**
- Ask when and how you will get the results of test or procedures.
- Don't assume the results are fine if you do not get them when
expected, be it in person, by phone, or by mail.
- Call your doctor and ask for your results.
- Ask what the results mean for your care.
3. **Talk to your doctor about which hospital is best for your health
needs.**
- Ask your doctor about which hospital has the best care and results
for your condition if you have more than one hospital to choose from
to get the health care you need.
- Be sure you understand the instructions you get about follow-up care
when you leave the hospital.
4. **Make sure you understand what will happen if you need surgery.**
- Make sure you, your doctor, and your surgeon all agree on exactly
what will be done during the operation.
- Ask your doctor, "Who will manage my care when I am in the
hospital?"
- Ask your surgeon:
Exactly what will you be doing?
About how long will it take?
What will happen after surgery?
How can I expect to feel during recovery?
- Tell the surgeon, anesthesiologist, and nurses about any allergies,
bad reaction to anesthesia, and any medications you are taking.
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- [www.ahrq.gov/consumer/pathqpack.htm](http://www.ahrq.gov/consumer/pathqpack.htm).
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality makes available a
wide-ranging list of topics not only to inform consumers about
patient safety but to help choose quality healthcare providers and
improve the quality of care you receive.
- [www.npsf.org](http://www.npsf.org/). The National Patient Safety
Foundation has information on how to ensure safer healthcare for you
and your family.
- [www.talkaboutrx.org/consumer.html](http://www.talkaboutrx.org/consumer.html).
The National Council on Patient Information and Education is
dedicated to improving communication about the safe, appropriate use
of medicines.
- [www.leapfroggroup.org](http://www.leapfroggroup.org/). The Leapfrog
Group is active in promoting safe practices in hospital care.
- [www.ahqa.org](http://www.ahqa.org/). The American Health Quality
Association represents organizations and healthcare professionals
working to improve patient safety.
- [www.quic.gov/report](http://www.quic.gov/report). Find out what
federal agencies are doing to identify threats to patient safety and
help prevent mistakes in the nation's healthcare delivery system.
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**Section 1. Facts about this HMO plan**
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This Plan is a health maintenance organization (HMO). We require you to
see specific physicians, hospitals, and other providers that contract
with us. These Plan providers coordinate your health care services. The
Plan is solely responsible for the selection of these providers in your
area. Contact the Plan for a copy of their most recent provider
directory.
HMOs emphasize preventive care such as routine office visits, physical
exams, well-baby care, and immunizations, in addition to treatment for
illness and injury. Our providers follow generally accepted medical
practice when prescribing any course of treatment.
When you receive services from Plan providers, you will not have to
submit claim forms or pay bills. You only pay the copayments,
coinsurance, and deductibles described in this brochure. When you
receive emergency services from non-Plan providers, you may have to
submit claim forms.
**You should join an HMO because you prefer the plan's benefits, not
because a particular provider is available. You cannot change plans
because a provider leaves our Plan. We cannot guarantee that any one
physician, hospital, or other provider will be available and/or remain
under contract with us.**
How we pay providers
We contract with individual physicians, medical groups, and hospitals to
provide the benefits in this brochure. These Plan providers accept a
negotiated payment from us, and you will only be responsible for your
copayments or coinsurance.
**Your Rights**
OPM requires that all FEHB Plans provide certain information to their
FEHB members. You may get information about us, our networks, providers,
and facilities. OPM's FEHB website (www.opm.gov/insure) lists the
specific types of information that we must make available to you. Some
of the required information is listed below.
- We are Federally qualified
- We have been in existence for 21 Years
- We are a non-profit organization
If you want more information about us, call 701-776-5848 or
1-800-525-5661, or write to Heart of America HMO, 810 South Main. You
may also contact us by fax at 701-776-5425.
**Service Area**
To enroll in this Plan, you must live in our Service Area. This is where
our providers practice. Our service area is:
All of Pierce, Rolette, Bottineau, McHenry, Towner, Ward, and Renville
counties in North Dakota and the portions of Benson, Wells, Sheridan,
McLean, Mountrail, and Burke Counties represented by the following zip
codes:
58310 58339 58365 58450 58718 58740 58762 58782
58313 58341 58366 58451 58754 58741 58763 58783
58316 58343 58367 58540 58722 58744 58768 58784
58317 58346 58368 58701 58723 58746 58769 58785
58318 58348 58369 58705 58725 58747 58770 58787
58320 58353 58384 58704 58731 58750 58772 58789
58324 58356 58385 58705 58733 58752 58773 58790
58325 58357 58386 58710 58734 58756 58775 58792
58329 58359 58418 58711 58735 58758 58776 58793
58331 58360 58422 58712 58736 58759 58778
58332 58362 58423 58713 58737 58760 58779
58337 58363 58438 58716 58739 58761 58781
Ordinarily, you must get your care from providers who contract with us.
If you receive care outside our service area, we will pay only for
emergency care. We will not pay for any other health care services out
of our service area unless the services have prior plan approval.
If you or a covered family member move outside of our service area, you
can enroll in another plan. If your dependents live out of the area (for
example, if your child goes to college in another state), you should
consider enrolling in a fee-for-service plan or an HMO that has
agreements with affiliates in other areas. If you or a family member
move, you do not have to wait until open season to change plans. Contact
your employing or retirement office.
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**Section 2. How we change for 2004**
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Do not rely on these change descriptions; this page is not an official
statement of benefits. For that, go to Section 5 Benefits. Also, we
edited and clarified language throughout the brochure, any language
change not shown here is a clarification that does not change benefits.
**Program-wide changes**
- We added information regarding two new Federal Programs that
complement FEHB benefits, the Federal Flexible Spending Account
Program - *FSAFEDS* and the Federal Long Term Care Insurance
Program. See page 51.
- We added information regarding Preventing medical mistakes. See page
5.
- We added information regarding enrolling in Medicare. See page 40.
- We revised the Medicare Primary Payer Chart. See page 42.
**Changes to this plan**
- Your share of the non-Postal premium will increase by 1.5 % for Self
Only or 5.6 % for Self and Family.
- The maximum coinsurance for authorized services received from a
non-plan specialist will increase from \$1000 to \$3000 per year.
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Section 3. How you get care
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**Identification cards** We will send you an identification (ID) card
when you enroll. You should carry your ID card with you at all times.
You must show it whenever you receive services from a Plan provider, or
fill a prescription at a pharmacy. Until you receive your ID card, use
your copy of the Health Benefits Election Form, SF-2809, your health
benefits enrollment confirmation (for annuitants), or your Employee
Express confirmation letter.
If you do not receive your ID card within 30 days after the effective
date of your enrollment, or if you need replacement cards, call us at
701-776-5848.
**Where you get covered care** You get care from "Plan providers" and
"Plan facilities." You will only pay copayments, and/or coinsurance, and
you will not have to file claims.
• **Plan providers** Plan providers are physicians and other health care
professionals in our service area that we contract with to provide
covered services to our members.
We list Plan providers in the provider directory, which we update
periodically. All doctors of the Johnson Clinic Professional Corporation
and Trinity Medical Group and affiliated clinics are available to HAHMO
members. The doctors of the Johnson Clinic, P.C. are available to
provide health care from offices located in Leeds, Towner, Maddock,
Dunseith and Rugby, North Dakota. The doctors of the Trinity Medical
Group are available to provide health care from offices located in
Minot, Garrison, Mohall, Velva, Newtown, Kenmare, Parshall and Westhope,
North Dakota. Your plan doctor will coordinate your health care needs
including referrals to specialists when necessary. Services of
specialists other than Johnson Clinic and Trinity Medical Group primary
care doctors are covered only when there has been a referral by the
member's primary care doctor with the following exception: a woman may
see her plan gynecologist for an annual routine examination without a
referral.
• **Plan facilities** Plan facilities are hospitals and other facilities
in our service area that we contract with to provide covered services to
our members. We list these in the provider directory, which we update
periodically.
**What you must do** It depends on the type of care you need. First, you
and each family
**to get covered care** member must choose a primary care physician.
This decision is important since your primary care physician provides or
arranges for most of your health care. Provider directories are
available at the time of enrollment or upon request by calling the Heart
of America HMO office at 701-776-5848 or 1-800-525-5661.
• **Primary care** Your primary care physician can be a family
practitioner, internist, pediatrician or an OB-GYN. Your primary care
physician will provide most of your health care, or give you a referral
to see a specialist.
If you want to change primary care physicians or if your primary care
physician leaves the Plan, call us. We will help you select a new one.
• **Specialty care** Your primary care physician will refer you to a
specialist for needed care. When you receive a referral from your
primary care physician, you must return to the primary care physician
after the consultation, unless your primary care physician authorized a
certain number of visits without additional referrals. The primary care
physician must provide or authorize all follow up care. Do not go to the
specialist for return visits unless your primary care physician gives
you a referral. However, a woman may see her plan gynecologist for her
annual routine examination without a referral.
Here are other things you should know about specialty care:
• If you need to see a specialist frequently because of a chronic,
complex, or serious medical condition, your primary care physician will
develop a treatment plan that allows you to see your specialist for a
certain number of visits without additional referrals. Your primary care
physician will use our criteria when creating your treatment plan (the
physician may have to get an authorization or approval beforehand).
• If you are seeing a specialist when you enroll in our Plan, talk to
your primary care physician. Your primary care physician will decide
what treatment you need. If he or she decides to refer you to a
specialist, ask if you can see your current specialist. If your current
specialist does not participate with us, you must receive treatment from
a specialist who does. Generally, we will not pay for you to see a
specialist who does not participate with our Plan.
• If you are seeing a specialist and your specialist leaves the Plan,
call your primary care physician, who will arrange for you to see
another specialist. You may receive services from your current
specialist until we can make arrangements for you to see someone else.
• If you have a chronic or disabling condition and lose access to your
specialist because we:
> \-\-- terminate our contract with your specialist for other than
> cause; or
>
> \-\-- drop out of the Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Program
> and you enroll in another FEHB Plan; or
>
> \-\-- reduce our service area and you enroll in another FEHB Plan,
You may be able to continue seeing your specialist for up to 90 days
after you receive notice of the change. Contact us, or if we drop out of
the program, contact your new plan.
If you are in the second or third trimester of pregnancy and you lose
access to your specialist based on the above circumstances, you can
continue to see your specialist until the end of your postpartum care,
even if it is beyond the 90 days.
• **Hospital care** Your Plan primary care physician or specialist will
make necessary hospital arrangements and supervise your care. This
includes admission to a skilled nursing or other type of facility.
If you are in the hospital when your enrollment in our Plan begins, call
our customer service department immediately at 701-776-5848 or
1-800-525-5661. If you are new to the FEHB Program, we will arrange for
you to receive care.
If you changed from another FEHB plan to us, your former plan will pay
for the hospital stay until:
- You are discharged, not merely moved to an alternative care center;
or
- The day your benefits from your former plan run out; or
- The 92^nd^ day after you become a member of this Plan, whichever
happens first.
These provisions apply only to the hospital benefit of the hospitalized
person; we cover your other non-hospital care.
**Circumstances beyond our control** Under certain extraordinary
circumstances, such as natural disasters, we may have to delay your
services or we may be unable to provide them. In that case, we will make
all reasonable efforts to provide you with the necessary care.
**Services requiring prior approval** Your physician must get our
approval before sending you to a hospital, referring you to a
specialist, or recommending follow-up care. Before giving approval, we
consider if the service is medically necessary, and if it follows
generally accepted medical practice.
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Section 4. Your costs for covered services
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You must share the cost of some services. You are responsible for:
• **Copayments** A copayment is a fixed amount of money you pay to the
provider when you receive services.
Example: When you see your primary care physician you pay a copayment of
\$10 per office visit
• **Deductible** A deductible is a fixed expense you must incur for
certain covered services and supplies before we start paying benefits
for those services. Copayments do not count toward any deductible.
We have a \$600 per member calendar year deductible for prescription
drugs.
• **Coinsurance** Coinsurance is the percentage of our negotiated fee
that you must pay for your care.
Example: In our Plan, you pay 20% of charges up to a maximum coinsurance
of \$500 per year for prosthetic devices that exceed \$25
**Your catastrophic protection**
**out-of-pocket maximum**
**for deductibles, coinsurance,**
**and copayments** The copayment and coinsurance maximum is 50% of your
annual premium per calendar year for services rendered by in network
providers. When the copayment and coinsurance maximum applicable to your
contract has been fulfilled, copayment and coinsurance will no longer be
applied to the following services:
- Emergency room services
- Outpatient hospital services
- Inpatient hospital services
- Outpatient mental health services
- Outpatient chemical dependency services
- Inpatient mental health services
- Inpatient chemical dependency services
- Durable equipment and prosthetic devices
- Referral services provided by participating providers
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| **Section 5. Benefits -- OVERVIEW** |
| |
| ***(See page*** ***9*** ***for how our benefits changed this year and |
| page 52 for a benefits summary.)*** |
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**NOTE**: This benefits section is divided into subsections. Please read
the important things you should keep in mind at the beginning of each
subsection. Also read the General Exclusions in Section 6; they apply to
the benefits in the following subsections. To obtain claims forms,
claims filing advice, or more information about our benefits, contact us
at 701-776-5848 or at 1-800-525-5661.
a. Medical services and supplies provided by physicians and other
health care professionals 15-23
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| •Diagnostic and treatment | •Speech therapy |
| services | |
| | •Hearing services (testing, |
| •Lab, X-ray, and other | treatment, and supplies) |
| diagnostic tests | |
| | •Vision services (testing, |
| •Preventive care, adult | treatment, and supplies) |
| | |
| •Preventive care, children | •Foot care |
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| •Maternity care | •Orthopedic and prosthetic devices |
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| •Family planning | •Durable medical equipment (DME) |
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| •Infertility services | •Home health services |
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| •Allergy care | •Chiropractic |
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| •Treatment therapies | •Alternative treatments |
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| •Rehabilitative therapies | •Educational classes and programs |
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| •Physical and occupational | |
| therapies | |
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b. Surgical and anesthesia services provided by physicians and other
health care professionals 24-26
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| •Surgical procedures | •Oral and maxillofacial surgery |
| | |
| •Reconstructive surgery | •Organ/tissue transplants |
| | |
| | •Anesthesia |
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(c) Services provided by a hospital or other facility, and ambulance
services 27-28
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| •Inpatient hospital | •Extended care benefits/skilled |
| | nursing care facility benefits |
| •Outpatient hospital or | |
| ambulatory surgical center | •Hospice care |
| | |
| | •Ambulance |
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(d) Emergency services/accidents 29-30
> •Medical emergency •Ambulance
(e) Mental health and substance abuse benefits 31-32
(f) Prescription drug benefits 33-34
(g) Dental benefits 35
Summary of benefits 57
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+---+---+-------------------------------------+----------------+---+----+
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| # Lab, X-ray and other diagnostic tests | **You Pay** |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Laboratory tests, such as: | > Nothing |
| > | |
| > Blood tests | |
| > | |
| > Urinalysis | |
| > | |
| > Non-routine pap tests | |
| > | |
| > Pathology | |
| > | |
| > X-rays | |
| > | |
| > Non-routine Mammograms | |
| > | |
| > Cat Scans/MRI | |
| > | |
| > Ultrasound | |
| > | |
| > Electrocardiogram and EEG | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ##### Preventive care, adult | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| Routine screenings such as*:* | > Nothing |
| | |
| > Total Blood Cholesterol -- once every | |
| > three years~~,~~ | |
| > | |
| > Colorectal Cancer Screening, including | |
| > | |
| > \-\-\-- Fecal occult blood test -- yearly | |
| > after age 50 | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| \-\-\-- Sigmoidoscopy, screening -- every | |
| five years starting at age 50 | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA test) -- | |
| > one annually for men age 40 and older | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Routine pap test | |
| > | |
| > Note: There is a \$10 copay for an office | |
| > visit with a pap test. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Routine mammogram --covered for women age | |
| > 35 and older, as follows: | |
| > | |
| > From age 35 through 39, one during this | |
| > five year period | |
| > | |
| > From age 40 through 64, one every | |
| > calendar year | |
| > | |
| > At age 65 and older, one every two | |
| > consecutive calendar years | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered: Physical exams required for | > *All charges* |
| > obtaining or continuing employment or | |
| > insurance, or travel..* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Routine immunizations, limited to: | > Nothing |
| > | |
| > Tetanus-diphtheria (Td) booster -- once | |
| > every 10 years, ages 19 and over (except | |
| > as provided for under Childhood | |
| > immunizations) | |
| > | |
| > Influenza vaccines, annually, | |
| | |
| - Pneumococcal vaccines, age 65 and over | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ##### Preventive care, children | **You pay** |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Childhood immunizations recommended by | > Nothing |
| > the American Academy of Pediatrics | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| Well-child care charges for routine | > \$10 per office |
| examinations, immunizations and care | > visit |
| (through age 22) | |
| | |
| Examinations, such as: | |
| | |
| > \-\--Eye exams through age 17 to | |
| > determine the need for vision correction. | |
| > | |
| > \-\--Ear exams through age 17 to | |
| > determine the need for hearing correction | |
| > | |
| > \-\--Examinations done on the day of | |
| > immunizations (through age 22) | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ######## Maternity care | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Complete maternity (obstetrical) care, | > \$10 copay on first |
| > such as: | > prenatal visit only |
| > | |
| > Prenatal care | |
| > | |
| > Delivery | |
| > | |
| > Postnatal care | |
| > | |
| > Note: Here are some things to keep in | |
| > mind: | |
| > | |
| > You do not need to precertify your | |
| > normal delivery; see page 11 for other | |
| > circumstances, such as extended stays for | |
| > you or your baby. | |
| > | |
| > You may remain in the hospital up to 48 | |
| > hours after a regular delivery and 96 | |
| > hours after a cesarean delivery. We will | |
| > extend your inpatient stay if medically | |
| > necessary. | |
| > | |
| > We cover routine nursery care of the | |
| > newborn child during the covered portion | |
| > of the mother's maternity stay. We will | |
| > cover other care of an infant who | |
| > requires non-routine treatment only if we | |
| > cover the infant under a Self and Family | |
| > enrollment. | |
| > | |
| > We pay hospitalization and surgeon | |
| > services (delivery) the same as for | |
| > illness and injury. See Hospital benefits | |
| > (Section 5c) and Surgery benefits | |
| > (Section 5b)*.* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered: Routine sonograms to | > *All charges* |
| > determine fetal age, size or sex* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ######## Family planning | **You pay** |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > A broad range of voluntary family | > \$10 per visit |
| > planning services, limited to: | |
| > | |
| > Voluntary sterilization (See surgical | |
| > procedures, Section 5 (b)) | |
| > | |
| > Surgically implanted contraceptives | |
| > (such as Norplant) | |
| > | |
| > Injectable contraceptive drugs (such as | |
| > Depo provera) | |
| > | |
| > Intrauterine devices (IUDs) | |
| > | |
| > Diaphragms | |
| > | |
| > NOTE: We cover oral contraceptives under | |
| > the prescription drug benefit. | |
| > | |
| > For covered medications and accessories, | |
| > you pay 50% of charges after a \$600 | |
| > deductible. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered: reversal of voluntary | > *All charges* |
| > surgical sterilization, genetic | |
| > counseling,* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ######## Infertility services | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Diagnosis and treatment of infertility, | > \$10 per visit |
| > such as: | |
| > | |
| > Artificial insemination: | |
| > | |
| > *\-\--intrauterine insemination (IUI)* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered:* | > *All charges* |
| | |
| - *Intracervical insemination (ICI)* | |
| | |
| - *Intravaginal insemination (IVI)* | |
| | |
| > *Assisted reproductive technology (ART) | |
| > procedures, such as:* | |
| > | |
| > *\--in vitro fertilization* | |
| > | |
| > *\--embryo transfer, gamete GIFT and | |
| > zygote* | |
| > | |
| > *\--zygote transfer* | |
| > | |
| > *Services and supplies related to | |
| > excluded ART procedures* | |
| > | |
| > *Fertility drugs* | |
| > | |
| > *Cost of donor sperm* | |
| > | |
| > *Cost of donor egg* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > **Allergy care** | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Testing and treatment | > \$10 per visit |
| > | |
| > Allergy injection | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Allergy serum | > Nothing |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered: provocative food testing | > *All charges* |
| > and sublingual allergy desensitization* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ######## Treatment therapies | **You pay** |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Chemotherapy and radiation therapy | > \$10 per office |
| > | > visit |
| > Note: High dose chemotherapy in | |
| > association with autologous bone marrow | |
| > transplants are limited to those | |
| > transplants listed under Organ/Tissue | |
| > Transplants on page 26. | |
| > | |
| > Respiratory and inhalation therapy | |
| > | |
| > Dialysis -- hemodialysis and peritoneal | |
| > dialysis | |
| > | |
| > Intravenous (IV)/Infusion Therapy -- | |
| > Home IV and antibiotic therapy | |
| > | |
| > Growth hormone therapy (GHT) | |
| > | |
| > Note: We cover growth hormone under the | |
| > prescription drug benefit. | |
| > | |
| > Note: -- We will only cover GHT when we | |
| > preauthorize the treatment. Call your | |
| > plan physician to get a referral for | |
| > preauthorization. We will ask you to | |
| > submit information that establishes that | |
| > the GHT is medically necessary. Ask us to | |
| > authorize GHT before you begin treatment; | |
| > otherwise, we will only cover GHT | |
| > services from the date you submit the | |
| > information. If you do not ask or if we | |
| > determine GHT is not medically necessary, | |
| > we will not cover the GHT or related | |
| > services and supplies. See *Services | |
| > requiring our prior approval* in Section | |
| > 3. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > **Physical and occupational therapies** | **You pay** |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Up to two consecutive months per | > \$10 per outpatient |
| > condition for the services of each of the | > visit |
| > following: | > |
| > | > Nothing per visit |
| > qualified physical therapists; and | > during covered |
| > | > inpatient admission |
| > occupational therapists. | |
| > | |
| > Note: We only cover therapy to restore | |
| > bodily function when there has been a | |
| > total or partial loss of bodily function | |
| > due to illness or injury. | |
| > | |
| > We Cover cardiac rehabilitation | |
| > following a heart transplant, bypass | |
| > surgery or a myocardial infarction, for | |
| > up to three (3) sessions per week up to | |
| > three (3) months. Any sessions beyond | |
| > three (3) months require authorization by | |
| > HAHMO Medical Director. | |
| > | |
| > We cover long-term rehabilitative | |
| > therapy (physical and occupational) after | |
| > the short-term therapy benefit has been | |
| > exhausted. Benefits are provided for one | |
| > supervisory physical therapy visit per | |
| > month and one supervisory occupational | |
| > therapy visit per month. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered:* | > *All charges* |
| > | |
| > *exercise programs* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > **Speech therapy** | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Up to two consecutive months per | > \$10 per outpatient |
| > condition. | > visit |
| | > |
| NOTE: We cover speech therapy in all | > Nothing per visit |
| situations where it is medically necessary. | > during covered |
| | > inpatient admission |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > **Hearing services (testing, treatment, | **You pay** |
| > and supplies)** | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Hearing testing for children through | > Nothing |
| > age 17 (see *Preventive care, children*) | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered:* | > *All charges* |
| > | |
| > *all other hearing testing* | |
| > | |
| > *hearing aids, testing and examinations | |
| > for them* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > **Vision services (testing, treatment, | |
| > and supplies)** | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Eye exam to determine the need for | > Nothing |
| > vision correction for children through | |
| > age 17 (see *Preventive care, children* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered:* | > *All charges* |
| > | |
| > *Eyeglasses or contact lenses and, | |
| > after age 17, examinations for them* | |
| > | |
| > *Eye exercises and orthoptics* | |
| > | |
| > *Radial keratotomy and other refractive | |
| > surgery* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ######## Foot care | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Routine foot care when you are under | > Nothing |
| > active treatment for a metabolic or | |
| > peripheral vascular disease, such as | |
| > diabetes. | |
| > | |
| > See orthopedic and prosthetic devices for | |
| > information on podiatric shoe inserts. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered:* | > *All charges* |
| > | |
| > *Cutting, trimming or removal of corns, | |
| > calluses, or the free edge of toenails, | |
| > and similar routine treatment of | |
| > conditions of the foot, except as stated | |
| > above* | |
| > | |
| > *Treatment of weak, strained or flat | |
| > feet or bunions or spurs; and of any | |
| > instability, imbalance or subluxation of | |
| > the foot (unless the treatment is by open | |
| > cutting surgery)* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > **Orthopedic and prosthetic devices** | **You pay** |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Artificial limbs, lenses following | > 20% coinsurance on |
| > cataract surgery | > items that exceed |
| > | > \$25 up to a maximum |
| > Externally worn breast prostheses and | > coinsurance of \$500 |
| > surgical bras, including necessary | > per contract per |
| > replacements, following a mastectomy | > calendar year. |
| > | |
| > Internal prosthetic devices, such as | |
| > artificial joints, pacemakers and | |
| > cochlear implants and surgically | |
| > implanted breast implant or TRAM-flap | |
| > procedure following mastectomy. Note: See | |
| > 5(b) for coverage of the surgery to | |
| > insert the device. | |
| > | |
| > Corrective orthopedic appliances for | |
| > non-dental treatment of temporomandibular | |
| > joint (TMJ) pain dysfunction syndrome. | |
| > | |
| > Note: There is a maximum benefit of | |
| > \$3,500 per member per calendar year for | |
| > orthopedic and prosthetic devices and | |
| > durable equipment combined. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered:* | > *All charges* |
| > | |
| > *Orthopedic and corrective shoes* | |
| > | |
| > *arch supports* | |
| > | |
| > *foot orthotics* | |
| > | |
| > *heel pads and heel cups* | |
| > | |
| > *lumbosacral supports* | |
| > | |
| > *corsets, trusses, and other supportive | |
| > devices* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ######## Durable medical equipment (DME) | **You pay** |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Rental or purchase, at our option, | > 20% coinsurance on |
| > including repair and adjustment, of | > items which exceed |
| > durable medical equipment prescribed by | > \$25 up to a maximum |
| > your Plan physician, such as oxygen and | > coinsurance of \$500 |
| > dialysis equipment. Under this benefit, | > per contract per |
| > we also cover: | > calendar year. |
| > | |
| > hospital beds | |
| > | |
| > wheelchairs | |
| > | |
| > crutches | |
| > | |
| > walkers | |
| > | |
| > blood glucose monitors | |
| > | |
| > insulin pumps | |
| > | |
| > Note: There is a maximum benefit of | |
| > \$3,500 per member per calendar year for | |
| > orthopedic and prosthetic devices and | |
| > durable equipment combined. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered:* | > *All charges* |
| > | |
| > *Motorized wheel chairs* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ######## Home health services | ######## You Pay |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Home health care ordered by a Plan | > Nothing |
| > physician and provided by a registered | |
| > nurse (R.N.), licensed practical nurse | |
| > (L.P.N.), licensed vocational nurse | |
| > (L.V.N.), or home health aide. | |
| | |
| - Services include oxygen therapy, | |
| intravenous therapy and medications. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Not covered: | > *All charges* |
| > | |
| > *nursing care requested by, or for the | |
| > convenience of, the patient or the | |
| > patient's family;* | |
| > | |
| > *home care primarily for personal | |
| > assistance that does not include a | |
| > medical component and is not diagnostic, | |
| > therapeutic, or rehabilitative.* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ######## Chiropractic | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Manipulation of the spine and | > \$10 per visit |
| > extremities | |
| > | |
| > Adjunctive procedures such as | |
| > ultrasound, electrical muscle | |
| > stimulation, vibratory therapy, and cold | |
| > pack application | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ######## Alternative treatments | ######## |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| ## No benefit for services such as: | > *All charges* |
| | |
| ## naturopathic services | |
| | |
| ## hypnotherapy | |
| | |
| ## biofeedback | |
| | |
| ## acupuncture | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| #### **Educational classes and programs** | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Coverage is limited to: | > \$10 per visit |
| > | |
| > Diabetes self-management which | |
| > includes: individual instruction by | |
| > primary care physician, diabetic course | |
| > up to five days, diabetic camps for | |
| > children up to age 16 and dietary | |
| > instruction by a dietician | |
| > | |
| > Smoking Cessation -- up to \$100 for one | |
| > smoking cessation program per member per | |
| > lifetime, including all related expenses | |
| > such as drugs | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
+---+---+-------------------------------------+----------------+---+---+
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+---+---+-------------------------------------+----------------+---+---+
| | * | > **Here are some important things | | * | |
| | * | > to keep in mind about these | | * | |
| | I | > benefits:** | | I | |
| | * | > | | * | |
| | * | > Please remember that all | | * | |
| | | > benefits are subject to the | | | |
| | * | > definitions, limitations, and | | * | |
| | * | > exclusions in this brochure and | | * | |
| | M | > are payable only when we | | M | |
| | * | > determine they are medically | | * | |
| | * | > necessary. | | * | |
| | | > | | | |
| | * | > Plan physicians must provide or | | * | |
| | * | > arrange your care. | | * | |
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| | * | > Be sure to read Section 4, | | * | |
| | * | > *Your costs for covered | | * | |
| | | > services,* for valuable | | | |
| | * | > information about how cost | | * | |
| | * | > sharing works. Also read Section | | * | |
| | O | > 9 about coordinating benefits | | O | |
| | * | > with other coverage, including | | * | |
| | * | > with Medicare. | | * | |
| | | > | | | |
| | * | > The amounts listed below are | | * | |
| | * | > for the charges billed by a | | * | |
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| | * | > professional for your surgical | | * | |
| | * | > care. Look in Section 5 (c) for | | * | |
| | | > charges associated with the | | | |
| | * | > facility (i.e. hospital, surgical | | * | |
| | * | > center, etc.) | | * | |
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+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > **Reconstructive surgery** | > **You pay** |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Surgery to correct a functional defect | > Nothing |
| > | |
| > Surgery to correct a condition caused | |
| > by injury or illness if: | |
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| \-\--the condition produced a major effect | |
| on the member's | |
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| appearance and | |
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| \-\--the condition can reasonably be | |
| expected to be corrected by such | |
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| surgery | |
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| > Surgery to correct a condition that | |
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| > significant deviation from the common | |
| > form or norm. Examples of congenital | |
| > anomalies are: protruding ear | |
| > deformities; cleft lip; cleft palate; | |
| > birth marks; webbed fingers; and webbed | |
| > toes. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > All stages of breast reconstruction | > Nothing |
| > surgery following a mastectomy, such as: | |
| > | |
| > \-\--surgery to produce a symmetrical | |
| > appearance on the other breast; | |
| > | |
| > \-\--treatment of any physical | |
| > complications, such as lymphedemas; | |
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| > \-\--breast prostheses and surgical bras | |
| > and replacements (see Prosthetic devices) | |
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| > Note: If you need a mastectomy, you may | |
| > choose to have the procedure performed on | |
| > an inpatient basis and remain in the | |
| > hospital up to 48 hours after the | |
| > procedure. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered:* | > *All charges* |
| > | |
| > *Cosmetic surgery -- any surgical | |
| > procedure (or any portion of a procedure) | |
| > performed primarily to improve physical | |
| > appearance through change in bodily form, | |
| > except repair of accidental injury* | |
| > | |
| > *Surgeries related to sex | |
| > transformation* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > **Oral and maxillofacial surgery** | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Oral surgical procedures, limited to: | > Nothing |
| > | |
| > Reduction of fractures of the jaws or | |
| > facial bones; | |
| > | |
| > Surgical correction of cleft lip, cleft | |
| > palate or severe functional malocclusion; | |
| > | |
| > Removal of stones from salivary ducts; | |
| > | |
| > Excision of leukoplakia or | |
| > malignancies; | |
| > | |
| > Excision of cysts and incision of | |
| > abscesses when done as independent | |
| > procedures; and | |
| > | |
| > Other surgical procedures that do not | |
| > involve the teeth or their supporting | |
| > structures. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered:* | > *All charges* |
| | |
| *Oral implants and transplants* | |
| | |
| *Procedures that involve the teeth or | |
| their supporting structures (such as the | |
| periodontal membrane, gingiva, and alveolar | |
| bone)* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > **Organ/tissue transplants** | > **You pay** |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Limited to: | > Nothing |
| > | |
| > Cornea | |
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| > Heart | |
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| > Kidney | |
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| > Liver | |
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| > Allogeneic (donor) bone marrow | |
| > transplants | |
| > | |
| > Autologous bone marrow transplants | |
| > (autologous stem cell and peripheral stem | |
| > cell support) for the following | |
| > conditions: acute lymphocytic or | |
| > non-lymphocytic leukemia; advanced | |
| > Hodgkin\'s lymphoma; advanced | |
| > non-Hodgkin\'s lymphoma; advanced | |
| > neuroblastoma; breast cancer; multiple | |
| > myeloma; epithelial ovarian cancer; and | |
| > testicular, mediastinal, retroperitoneal | |
| > and ovarian germ cell tumors | |
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| > Intestinal transplants (small | |
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| > Limited Benefits - Treatment for breast | |
| > cancer, multiple myeloma, and epithelial | |
| > ovarian cancer is subject to approval by | |
| > the Plan's medical director in accordance | |
| > with the Plan's protocols. | |
| > | |
| > Note: We cover related medical and | |
| > hospital expenses of the donor when we | |
| > cover the recipient. | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > *Not covered:* | > *All charges* |
| > | |
| > *Donor screening tests and donor search | |
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| > actual donor* | |
| > | |
| > *Implants of artificial organs* | |
| > | |
| > *Transplants not listed as covered* | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > **Anesthesia** | > **You pay** |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
| > Professional services provided in -- | > Nothing |
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| > Skilled nursing facility | |
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| > Ambulatory surgical center | |
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| > Office | |
+---------------------------------------------+------------------------+
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| | | | | * | > **Here are some important | | * | |
| | | | | * | > things to remember about | | * | |
| | | | | I | > these benefits:** | | I | |
| | | | | * | > | | * | |
| | | | | * | > Please remember that all | | * | |
| | | | | | > benefits are subject to the | | | |
| | | | | * | > definitions, limitations, and | | * | |
| | | | | * | > exclusions in this brochure | | * | |
| | | | | M | > and are payable only when we | | M | |
| | | | | * | > determine they are medically | | * | |
| | | | | * | > necessary. | | * | |
| | | | | | > | | | |
| | | | | * | > Plan physicians must | | * | |
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| | | | | P | > and you must be hospitalized | | P | |
| | | | | * | > in a Plan facility. | | * | |
| | | | | * | > | | * | |
| | | | | | > Be sure to read Section 4, | | | |
| | | | | * | > *Your costs for covered | | * | |
| | | | | * | > services,* for valuable | | * | |
| | | | | O | > information about how cost | | O | |
| | | | | * | > sharing works. Also read | | * | |
| | | | | * | > Section 9 about coordinating | | * | |
| | | | | | > benefits with other coverage, | | | |
| | | | | * | > including with Medicare. | | * | |
| | | | | * | > | | * | |
| | | | | R | > The amounts listed below | | R | |
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| | | | | | > or surgical center) or | | | |
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| | | | | * | > surgery or care. Any costs | | * | |
| | | | | T | > associated with the | | T | |
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| | | | | * | > physicians, etc.) are covered | | * | |
| | | | | | > in Section 5(a) or (b). | | | |
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+-------------------------------------------------+--------------------+
| > **Benefit Description** | **You pay** |
+-------------------------------------------------+--------------------+
| > **Emergency within our service area** | |
+-------------------------------------------------+--------------------+
| > Emergency care at a doctor\'s office | Nothing |
| > | |
| > Emergency care at an urgent care center | |
+-------------------------------------------------+--------------------+
| > Emergency care at a hospital, including | > \$30 per visit |
| > doctors\' services. | |
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| > Note: If emergency results in admission, we | |
| > waive the copayment. | |
+-------------------------------------------------+--------------------+
| > *Not covered: Elective care or non-emergency | > *All charges* |
| > care* | |
+-------------------------------------------------+--------------------+
| ######## Emergency outside our service area | |
+-------------------------------------------------+--------------------+
| > Emergency care at a doctor\'s office | Nothing |
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| > Emergency care at an urgent care center | |
+-------------------------------------------------+--------------------+
| > Emergency care at a hospital, including | > \$30 per visit |
| > doctors\' services. | |
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| > Note: If emergency results in admission, we | |
| > waive the copayment. | |
+-------------------------------------------------+--------------------+
| > *Not covered:* | > *All charges* |
| > | |
| > *Elective care or non-emergency care* | |
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| > *Emergency care provided outside the | |
| > service area if the need for care could have | |
| > been foreseen before leaving the service | |
| > area* | |
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| > *Medical and hospital costs resulting from | |
| > a normal full-term delivery of a baby outside | |
| > the service area* | |
| | |
| ######## | |
+-------------------------------------------------+--------------------+
| > **Ambulance** | |
+-------------------------------------------------+--------------------+
| > Professional ambulance service when medically | Nothing |
| > appropriate. We cover air ambulance when | |
| > medically appropriate. | |
| > | |
| > See 5(c) for non-emergency service. | |
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| | I | > we approve, cost-sharing and | | I | |
| | * | > limitations for Plan mental health | | * | |
| | * | > and substance abuse benefits will be | | * | |
| | | > no greater than for similar benefits | | | |
| | * | > for other illnesses and conditions. | | * | |
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| | * | > keep in mind about these benefits:** | | * | |
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| | | > All benefits are subject to the | | | |
| | * | > definitions, limitations, and | | * | |
| | * | > exclusions in this brochure. | | * | |
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| | * | > costs for covered services* for | | * | |
| | | > valuable information about how cost | | | |
| | * | > sharing works. Also read Section 9 | | * | |
| | * | > about coordinating benefits with | | * | |
| | O | > other coverage, including with | | O | |
| | * | > Medicare. | | * | |
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| | | > **YOU MUST GET PREAUTHORIZATION OF | | | |
| | * | > THESE SERVICES.** See the | | * | |
| | * | > instructions after the benefits | | * | |
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> *Mental health and substance abuse benefits - Continued on next page*
+---------------------------------------------+---+----------------------+
| ### **Mental health an | # | |
| d substance abuse benefits** *(Continued)* | # | |
| | # | |
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+---------------------------------------------+---+----------------------+
| > Diagnostic tests | | |
+---------------------------------------------+---+----------------------+
| > Services provided by a hospital or | > | |
| > other facility | | |
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| > Services in approved alternative care | o | |
| > settings such as partial hospitalization, | t | |
| > residential treatment (under 21 years of | h | |
| > age) and full-day hospitalization. | i | |
| > | n | |
| > Note: When you receive authorized | g | |
| > services from a non-Plan facility, you | | |
| > pay 20% of charges up to a maximum | | |
| > coinsurance of \$3000 per year | | |
+---------------------------------------------+---+----------------------+
| ## | > | |
| Not covered: Services we have not approved. | | |
| | A | |
| ## Note: OPM wil | l | |
| l base its review of disputes about treatme | l | |
| nt plans on the treatment plan\'s clinical | > | |
| appropriateness. OPM will generally not ord | | |
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+---------------------------------------------+---+----------------------+
| **Preauthorization** To be eligible to | | |
| receive these benefits you must follow your | | |
| treatment plan and all the following | | |
| authorization processes: | | |
| | | |
| Inpatient service and outpatient therapy | | |
| services must be directed by your primary | | |
| care physician and approved by the HAHMO | | |
| Medical Director. Available providers for | | |
| Mental Health and Substance Abuse Benefits | | |
| are listed on your Provider Directory that | | |
| you receive when you enroll or you may call | | |
| the HAHMO office at 701-776-5848 or | | |
| 1-800-525-5661 to obtain one. | | |
+---------------------------------------------+---+----------------------+
**Limitation** We may limit your benefits if you do not obtain a
treatment plan.
+-----+---+--------------------------------+------------------+---+----+
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+-----+---+--------------------------------+------------------+---+----+
| | * | **Here are some important | | * | |
| | * | things to keep in mind about | | * | |
| | I | these benefits:** | | I | |
| | * | | | * | |
| | * | We cover prescribed drugs | | * | |
| | | and medications, as described | | | |
| | * | in the chart beginning on the | | * | |
| | * | next page. | | * | |
| | M | | | M | |
| | * | All benefits are subject to | | * | |
| | * | the definitions, limitations | | * | |
| | | and exclusions in this | | | |
| | * | brochure and are payable only | | * | |
| | * | when we determine they are | | * | |
| | P | medically necessary. | | P | |
| | * | | | * | |
| | * | The calendar year deductible | | * | |
| | | is: \$600 per member. The | | | |
| | * | calendar year deductible | | * | |
| | * | applies to almost all benefits | | * | |
| | O | in this Section. | | O | |
| | * | | | * | |
| | * | Be sure to read Section 4, | | * | |
| | | *Your costs for covered | | | |
| | * | services* for valuable | | * | |
| | * | information about how cost | | * | |
| | R | sharing works. Also read | | R | |
| | * | Section 9 about coordinating | | * | |
| | * | benefits with other coverage, | | * | |
| | | including with Medicare. | | | |
| | * | | | * | |
| | * | **There are important features | | * | |
| | T | you should be aware of.** | | T | |
| | * | These include: | | * | |
| | * | | | * | |
| | | **Who can write your | | | |
| | * | prescription.** A licensed | | * | |
| | * | physician must write the | | * | |
| | A | prescription | | A | |
| | * | | | * | |
| | * | **Where you can obtain | | * | |
| | | them.** You may fill the | | | |
| | * | prescription at any pharmacy. | | * | |
| | * | We do not have a network | | * | |
| | N | pharmacy. | | N | |
| | * | | | * | |
| | * | **Why use generic drugs.** | | * | |
| | | To reduce your out-of-pocket | | | |
| | * | expenses! A generic drug is | | * | |
| | * | the chemical equivalent of a | | * | |
| | T | corresponding brand name drug. | | T | |
| | * | Generic drugs are less | | * | |
| | * | expensive than brand name | | * | |
| | | drugs; therefore, you may | | | |
| | | reduce your out-of-pocket | | | |
| | | costs by choosing to use a | | | |
| | | generic drug. | | | |
| | | | | | |
| | | **When you have to file a | | | |
| | | claim.** See Section seven (7) | | | |
| | | -- Filing a claim for covered | | | |
| | | services. | | | |
| | | | | | |
| | | - Plan members called to | | | |
| | | active military duty (or | | | |
| | | members in time of | | | |
| | | national emergency) who | | | |
| | | need to obtain prescribed | | | |
| | | medications should call | | | |
| | | our Member Services | | | |
| | | Department at | | | |
| | | 800-525-5661. | | | |
+-----+---+--------------------------------+------------------+---+----+
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+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| > Section 6. General exclusions \-- things we don\'t cover |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
> The exclusions in this section apply to all benefits. **Although we
> may list a specific service as a benefit, we will not cover it unless
> your Plan doctor determines it is medically necessary to prevent,
> diagnose, or treat your illness or condition.**
>
> We do not cover the following:
- Care by non-Plan providers except for authorized referrals or
emergencies (see Emergency Benefits);
- Services, drugs, or supplies you receive while you are not enrolled
in this Plan;
- Services, drugs, or supplies that are not medically necessary;
- Services, drugs, or supplies not required according to accepted
standards of medical, dental, or psychiatric practice;
- Experimental or investigational procedures, treatments, drugs or
devices;
- Services, drugs, or supplies related to abortions, except when the
life of the mother would be endangered if the fetus were carried to
term or when the pregnancy is the result of an act of rape or incest
- Services, drugs, or supplies related to sex transformations;
- Services, drugs, or supplies you receive from a provider or facility
barred from the FEHB Program; or
- Services, drugs, or supplies you receive without charge while in
active military service.
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Section 7. Filing a claim for covered services
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When you see Plan physicians, receive services at Plan hospitals and
facilities, or obtain your prescription drugs at Plan pharmacies, you
will not have to file claims. Just present your identification card and
pay your copayment,or coinsurance.
You will only need to file a claim when you receive emergency services
from non-plan providers. Sometimes these providers bill us directly.
Check with the provider. If you need to file the claim, here is the
process:
**Medical, hospital and drug benefits**
In most cases, providers and facilities file claims for you. Physicians
must file on the form HCFA-1500, Health Insurance Claim Form. Facilities
will file on the UB-92 form. For claims questions and assistance, call
us at 701-776-5848.
When you must file a claim \-- such as for out-of-area care \-- submit
it on the HCFA-1500 or a claim form that includes the information shown
below. Bills and receipts should be itemized and show:
- Covered member's name and ID number;
- Name and address of the physician or facility that provided the
service or supply;
- Dates you received the services or supplies;
- Diagnosis;
- Type of each service or supply;
- The charge for each service or supply;
- A copy of the explanation of benefits, payments, or denial from any
primary payer \--such as the Medicare Summary Notice (MSN); and
- Receipts, if you paid for your services.
> **Submit your claims to:** Heart of America HMO
>
> 810 South Main
>
> Rugby, ND 58368
**Deadline for filing your claim** Send us all of the documents for your
claim as soon as possible. You must submit the claim by December 31 of
the year after the year you received the service, unless timely filing
was prevented by administrative operations of Government or legal
incapacity, provided the claim was submitted as soon as reasonably
possible.
**When we need more information** Please reply promptly when we ask for
additional information. We may delay processing or deny your claim if
you do not respond.
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Section 8. The disputed claims process
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Follow this Federal Employees Health Benefits Program disputed claims
process if you disagree with our decision on your claim or request for
services, drugs, or supplies -- including a request for
preauthorization:
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| * | **Description** |
| * | |
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+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| * | Ask us in writing to reconsider our initial decision. You must: |
| * | |
| 1 | \(a\) Write to us within 6 months from the date of our decision; |
| * | and |
| * | |
| | \(b\) Send your request to us at: Heart of America HMO, 810 |
| | South Main, Rugby, ND 58368; and |
| | |
| | \(c\) Include a statement about why you believe our initial |
| | decision was wrong, based on specific benefit provisions in this |
| | brochure; and |
| | |
| | \(d\) Include copies of documents that support your claim, such |
| | as physicians\' letters, operative reports, bills, medical |
| | records, and explanation of benefits (EOB) forms. |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| * | We have 30 days from the date we receive your request to: |
| * | |
| 2 | \(a\) Pay the claim (or arrange for the health care provider to |
| * | give you the care); or |
| * | |
| | \(b\) Write to you and maintain our denial \-- go to step 4; or |
| | |
| | \(c\) Ask you or your medical provider for more information. If |
| | we ask your provider, we will send you a copy of our |
| | request---go to step 3. |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| * | You or your provider must send the information so that we |
| * | receive it within 60 days of our request. We will then decide |
| 3 | within 30 more days. |
| * | |
| * | If we do not receive the information within 60 days, we will |
| | decide within 30 days of the date the information was due. We |
| | will base our decision on the information we already have. |
| | |
| | We will write to you with our decision. |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| * | If you do not agree with our decision, you may ask OPM to review |
| * | it. |
| 4 | |
| * | |
| * | |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | You must write to OPM within: |
| | |
| | 90 days after the date of our letter upholding our initial |
| | decision; or |
| | |
| | 120 days after you first wrote to us \-- if we did not answer |
| | that request in some way within 30 days; or |
| | |
| | 120 days after we asked for additional information. |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | Write to OPM at: Office of Personnel Management, Office of |
| | Insurance Programs, Health Benefits Contracts Division 3, 1900 E |
| | Street, NW, Washington, DC 20415-3630. |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | Send OPM the following information: |
| | |
| | > A statement about why you believe our decision was wrong, |
| | > based on specific benefit provisions in this brochure; |
| | > |
| | > Copies of documents that support your claim, such as |
| | > physicians\' letters, operative reports, bills, medical |
| | > records, and explanation of benefits (EOB) forms; |
| | > |
| | > Copies of all letters you sent to us about the claim; |
| | > |
| | > Copies of all letters we sent to you about the claim; and |
| | > |
| | > Your daytime phone number and the best time to call. |
| | |
| | Note: If you want OPM to review more than one claim , you must |
| | clearly identify which documents apply to which claim. |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | Note: You are the only person who has a right to file a disputed |
| | claim with OPM. Parties acting as your representative, such as |
| | medical providers, must provide a copy of your specific written |
| | consent with the review request. |
| | |
| | Note: The above deadlines may be extended if you show that you |
| | were unable to meet the deadline because of reasons beyond your |
| | control. |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| * | OPM will review your disputed claim request and will use the |
| * | information it collects from you and us to decide whether our |
| 5 | decision is correct. OPM will send you a final decision within |
| * | 60 days. There are no other administrative appeals. |
| * | |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | If you do not agree with OPM's decision, your only recourse is |
| | to sue. If you decide to sue, you must file the suit against OPM |
| | in Federal court by December 31 of the third year after the year |
| | in which you received the disputed services or supplies or from |
| | the year in which you were denied precertification or prior |
| | approval. This is the only deadline that may not be extended. |
| | |
| | OPM may disclose the information it collects during the review |
| | process to support their disputed claim decision. This |
| | information will become part of the court record. |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | You may not sue until you have completed the disputed claims |
| | process. Further, Federal law governs your lawsuit, benefits, |
| | and payment of benefits. The Federal court will base its review |
| | on the record that was before OPM when OPM decided to uphold or |
| | overturn our decision. You may recover only the amount of |
| | benefits in dispute. |
+---+------------------------------------------------------------------+
> **NOTE: If you have a serious or life threatening condition** (one
> that may cause permanent loss of bodily functions or death if not
> treated as soon as possible), and
(a) We haven\'t responded yet to your initial request for care or
preauthorization/prior approval, then call us at 701-776-5848 or
1-800-525-5661 and we will expedite our review; or
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(a) We denied your initial request for care or preauthorization/prior
approval, then:
> • If we expedite our review and maintain our denial, we will inform
> OPM so that they can give your claim expedited treatment too, or
>
> • You may call OPM\'s Health Benefits Contracts Division 3 at
> 202/606-0755 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. eastern time.
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Section 9. Coordinating benefits with other coverage
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**When you have other health**
**coverage** You must tell us if you or a covered family member have
coverage under another group health plan or have automobile insurance
that pays medical expenses without regard to fault. This is called
"double coverage."
When you have double coverage, one plan normally pays its benefits in
full as the primary payer and the other plan pays a reduced benefit as
the secondary payer. We, like other insurers, determine which coverage
is primary according to the National Association of Insurance
Commissioners\' guidelines.
When we are the primary payer, we will pay the benefits described in
this brochure.
When we are the secondary payer, we will determine what the reasonable
charge for the benefit should be. After the primary plan pays, we will
pay what is left of the reasonable charge up to our regular benefit. We
will not pay more than our reasonable charge.
**• What is Medicare?** Medicare is a Health Insurance Program for:
• People 65 years of age and older.
• Some people with disabilities, under 65 years of age.
> • People with End-Stage Renal Disease (permanent kidney failure
> requiring dialysis or a transplant).
Medicare has two parts:
• Part A (Hospital Insurance). Most people do not have to pay for Part
A.
> If you or your spouse worked for at least 10 years in Medicare-covered
> employment, you should be able to qualify for premium-free Part A
> insurance. (Someone who was a Federal employee on January1, 1983 or
> since automatically qualifies.) Otherwise, if you are age 65 or older,
> you may be able to buy it. Contact 1-800-MEDICARE for more information
• Part B (Medical Insurance). Most people pay monthly for Part B.
> Generally, Part B premiums are withheld from your monthly Social
> Security check or your retirement check
**Should I enroll in Medicare?** The decision to enroll in Medicare is
yours. We encourage you to
> apply for Medicare benefits 3 months before you turn age 65. It's
> easy. Just call the Social Security Administration toll-free number
> 1-800-772-1213 to set up an appointment to apply. If you do not apply
> for one or both Parts of Medicare, you can still be covered under the
> FEHB Program.
>
> If you can get premium-free Part A coverage, we advise you to enroll
> in it. Most Federal employees and annuitants are entitled to Medicare
> Part A at age 65 **without cost**. When you don't have to pay premiums
> for Medicare Part A, it makes good sense to obtain the coverage. It
> can reduce your out-of-pocket expenses as well as costs to the FEHB,
> which can help keep FEHB premiums down.
>
> Everyone is charged a premium for Medicare Part B coverage. The Social
> Security Administration can provide you with premium and benefit
> information. Review the information and decide if it makes sense for
> you to buy the Medicare Part B coverage.
>
> If you are eligible for Medicare, you may have choices in how you get
> your health care. Medicare + Choice is the term used to describe the
> various health plan choices available to Medicare beneficiaries. The
> information in the next few pages shows how we coordinate benefits
> with Medicare, depending on the type of Medicare managed care plan you
> have.
**• The Original**
**Medicare Plan**
**(Part A** **or Part B)** The Original Medicare Plan (Original
Medicare) is available everywhere in the United States. It is the way
everyone used to get Medicare benefits and is the way most people get
their Medicare Part A and Part B benefits now. You may go to any doctor,
specialist, or hospital that accepts Medicare. The Original Medicare
Plan pays its share and you pay your share. Some things are not covered
under Original Medicare, like prescription drugs.
When you are enrolled in Original Medicare along with this plan, you
still need to follow the rules in this brochure for us to cover your
care. Your care must continue to be directed by your Primary Care
Physician and referrals for specialty care must be approved by the HAHMO
Medical Director in order for us to pay our share.
> **Claims process when you have the Original Medicare Plan \--** You
> will probably never have to file a claim form when you have both our
> Plan and the Original Medicare.
- When we are the primary payer, we process the claim first.
- When Original Medicare is the primary payer, Medicare processes your
claim first. In most cases, your claims will be coordinated
automatically and we will then provide secondary benefits for
covered charges. You will not need to do anything. To find out if
you need to do something to file your claims, call us at 776-5854 or
800-525-5661.
> We waive our copayment for visits to your primary care physician or
> authorized visits to a specialist. We waive our copayment for
> emergency room visits
**(Primary payer chart begins on next page.)**
Medicare always makes the final determination as to whether they are the
primary payer. The following chart illustrates whether Medicare or this
Plan should be the primary payer for you according to your employment
status and other factors determined by Medicare. It is critical that you
tell us if you or a covered family member has Medicare coverage so we
can administer these requirements correctly.
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| > **Primary Payer Chart** | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| **A. When you - or your covered spouse - are age | ** | | |
| 65 or over and have Medicare and you...** | The | | |
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| 1) Are an active employee with the Federal | | | |
| government and**...** | | | |
| | | | |
| - You have FEHB coverage on your own or | | | |
| through your spouse who is also an active | | | |
| employee | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| - You have FEHB coverage through your spouse who | | | |
| is an annuitant | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| 2) Are an annuitant and**...** | | | |
| | | | |
| - You have FEHB coverage on your own or | | | |
| through your spouse who is also an | | | |
| annuitant | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| - You have FEHB coverage through your spouse who | | | > |
| is an active employee | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| 3) Are a reemployed annuitant with the Federal | \* | | |
| government and your position is excluded from | | | |
| the FEHB (your employing office will know if | | | |
| this is the case) | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| 4) Are a reemployed annuitant with the Federal | | | > |
| government and your position is not excluded | | | |
| from the FEHB (your employing office will know | | | |
| if this is the case) and**...** | | | |
| | | | |
| - You have FEHB coverage on your own or | | | |
| through your spouse who is also an active | | | |
| employee | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| - You have FEHB coverage through your spouse who | | | |
| is an annuitant | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| 5) Are a Federal judge who retired under title | # | | |
| 28, U.S.C., or a Tax Court judge who retired | ### | | |
| under Section 7447 of title 26, U.S.C. (or if | ## | | |
| your covered spouse is this type of judge) | \* | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| 6) Are enrolled in Part B only, regardless of | | | for |
| your employment status | for | | other |
| | P | | services |
| | art | | |
| | B | | |
| | se | | |
| | rvi | | |
| | ces | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| 7) Are a former Federal employee receiving | \ | | |
| Workers' Compensation and the Office of | *\* | | |
| Workers' Compensation Programs has determined | | | |
| that you are unable to return to duty) | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| **B. When you or a covered family member...** | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| ###### Have Medicare solely | | | |
| based on end stage renal disease (ESRD) and**...** | | | |
| | | | |
| ###### It is within the firs | | | |
| t 30 months of eligibility for or entitlement to M | | | |
| edicare due to ESRD (30-month coordination period) | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| - It is beyond the 30-month coordination period | | | |
| and you or a family member are still entitled | | | |
| to Medicare due to ESRD | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| 1) Become eligible for Medicare due to ESRD while | | | |
| already a Medicare beneficiary and**...** | | f | |
| | | o | |
| - This Plan was the primary payer before | | r | |
| eligibility due to ESRD | | 3 | |
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| - Medicare was the primary payer before | | | |
| eligibility due to ESRD | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| **C. When either you or your spouse are eligible | | | |
| for Medicare solely due to disability and you** | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| 1) Are an active employee with the Federal | | | |
| government and**...** | | | |
| | | | |
| - You have FEHB coverage on your own or | | | |
| through your spouse who is also an active | | | |
| employee | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| - You have FEHB coverage through your spouse who | | | |
| is an annuitant | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| 2) Are an annuitant and**...** | | | |
| | | | |
| - You have FEHB coverage on your own or | | | |
| through your spouse who is also an | | | |
| annuitant | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| - You have FEHB coverage through your spouse who | | | |
| is an active employee | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
| **D. Are covered under the FEHB Spouse Equity | | | |
| provision as a former spouse** | | | |
+----------------------------------------------------+-----+---+----------+
\* Unless you have FEHB coverage through your spouse who is an active
employee
\*\* Workers' Compensation is primary for claims related to your
condition under Workers' Compensation
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**•Medicare + Choice** If you are eligible for Medicare, you may choose
to enroll in and get your Medicare benefits from a Medicare + choice
plan. These are health care choices (like HMOs) in some areas of the
country. In most Medicare + choice plans, you can only go to doctors,
specialists, or hospitals that are part of the plan. Medicare + choice
plans provide all the benefits that Original Medicare covers. Some cover
extras, like prescription drugs. To learn more about enrolling in a
Medicare + choice plan, contact Medicare at 1-800-MEDICARE
(1-800-633-4227) or at www.medicare.gov.
If you enroll in a Medicare managed care plan, the following options are
available to you:
**This Plan and another plan's Medicare + choice plan:** You may enroll
in another plan's Medicare + choice plan and also remain enrolled in our
FEHB plan. We will still provide benefits when your Medicare + choice
plan is primary, even out of the Medicare + choice plan\'s network
and/or service area (if you use our Plan providers), but we will not
waive any of our copayments or coinsurance. If you enroll in a
Medicare + choice plan, tell us. We will need to know whether you are in
the Original Medicare Plan or in a Medicare + choice plan so we can
correctly coordinate benefits with Medicare.
**Suspended FEHB coverage to enroll in a Medicare + choice plan:** If
you are an annuitant or former spouse, you can suspend your FEHB
coverage to enroll in a Medicare + choice plan, eliminating your FEHB
premium. (OPM does not contribute to your Medicare + choice plan
premium.) For information on suspending your FEHB enrollment, contact
your retirement office. If you later want to re-enroll in the FEHB
Program, generally you may do so only at the next open season unless you
involuntarily lose coverage or move out of the Medicare + choice plans
service area.
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**TRICARE and CHAMPVA** TRICARE is the health care program for eligible
dependents of military persons, and retirees of the military. TRICARE
includes the CHAMPUS program. CHAMPVA provides health coverage to
disabled Veterans and their eligible dependents. If TRICARE or CHAMPVA
and this Plan cover you, we pay first. See your TRICARE or CHAMPVA
Health Benefits Advisor if you have questions about these programs.
**Suspended FEHB coverage to enroll in TRICARE or CHAMPVA:** If you are
an annuitant or former spouse, you can suspend your FEHB coverage to
enroll in one of these programs, eliminating your FEHB premium. (OPM
does not contribute to any applicable plan premiums.) For information on
suspending your FEHB enrollment, contact your retirement office. If you
later want to re-enroll in the FEHB Program, generally, you may do so
only at the next Open Season unless you involuntarily lose coverage
under the program.
**Workers' Compensation** We do not cover services that:
> • you need because of a workplace-related disease or injury that the
> Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP) or a similar Federal
> or State agency determines they must provide; or
>
> • OWCP or a similar agency pays for through a third party injury
> settlement or other similar proceeding that is based on a claim you
> filed under OWCP or similar laws.
Once OWCP or similar agency pays its maximum benefits for your
treatment, we will cover your eligible care. You must use our providers.
**Medicaid** When you have this Plan and Medicaid, we pay first.
**Suspended FEHB coverage to enroll in Medicaid or a similar
State-sponsored program of medical assistance:** If you are an annuitant
or former spouse, you can suspend your FEHB coverage to enroll in one of
these State programs, eliminating your FEHB premium. For information on
suspending your FEHB enrollment, contact your retirement office. If you
later want to re-enroll in the FEHB Program, generally you may do so
only at the next Open Season unless you involuntarily lose coverage
under the State program.
**When other Government agencies** We do not cover services and supplies
when a local, State,
**are responsible for your care** or Federal Government agency directly
or indirectly pays for them.
**When others are responsible**
**for injuries** When you receive money to compensate you for medical or
hospital care for injuries or illness caused by another person, you must
reimburse us for any expenses we paid. However, we will cover the cost
of treatment that exceeds the amount you received in the settlement.
If you do not seek damages you must agree to let us try. This is called
subrogation. If you need more information, contact us for our
subrogation procedures.
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Section 10. Definitions of terms we use in this brochure
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**Calendar year** January 1 through December 31 of the same year. For
new enrollees, the calendar year begins on the effective date of their
enrollment and ends on December 31 of the same year.
**Coinsurance** Coinsurance is the percentage of our reasonable charge
that you must pay for your care. See page 13.
**Copayment** A copayment is a fixed amount of money you pay when you
receive covered services. See page 13.
**Covered services** Care we provide benefits for, as described in this
brochure.
**Custodial care** Custodial care is care that HAHMO determines is
essential to assist the patient in meeting the activities of daily
living and is not primarily provided for therapeutic treatment of an
illness, disease, injury or condition. Care that exceeds 90 days may
also be classified as Long term care.
**Deductible** A deductible is a fixed amount of covered expenses you
must incur for certain covered services and supplies before we start
paying benefits for those services. See page 13.
**Experimental or** A drug, device or medical treatment or procedure is
experimental or
**investigational services** investigational:
- If the drug or device does not have required Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) approval.
- If reliable, (reports in respected medical and scientific
literature) shows that the opinion of experts determine that further
study is needed to decide how a drug, device or medical treatment or
procedure compares with the standard method of treatment or
diagnosis.
**Group health coverage** Health care coverage that a member is eligible
for because of employment by, membership in, or connection with, a
particular organization or group that provides payment for hospital,
medical, or other health care services or supplies.
**Medical necessity** Services, supplies or treatment rendered by a
hospital physician, skilled nursing facility, home health agency, or
other provider to treat an illness or injury which is:
- Consistent with the symptoms or diagnosis of the condition, disease,
ailment or injury;
- Appropriate and accepted according to good medical practice
standards;
- Not primarily for the convenience of the member or the provider of
care;
- The most appropriate supply or level of service that can safely be
provided to a member. When a member receives inpatient care, it
further means that the member's medical symptoms or condition could
not safely be treated on an outpatient basis.
**Plan allowance** Our Plan allowance is the amount we use to determine
our payment and your coinsurance for covered services. Plans determine
their allowance in different ways. We determine our allowance as
follows:
Our payment is based on usual, customary and reasonable charges. Usual,
Customary, and Reasonable means the usual charge made by a physician or
other supplier of services, medicines or supplies. The charge cannot
exceed the general level of charges made by other suppliers within the
area in which the charge is incurred for injury or sickness comparable
in severity and nature to the injury and sickness being treated.
**Us/We** Us and we refer to Heart of America HMO.
**You** You refers to the enrollee and each covered family member.
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Section 11. FEHB facts
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**Coverage information**
**No pre-existing condition** We will not refuse to cover the treatment
of a condition that you had
**limitation** before you enrolled in this Plan solely because you had
the condition before you enrolled.
**Where you can get information** See [www.opm.gov/insure]{.underline}.
Also, your employing or retirement office
**about enrolling in the** can answer your questions, and give you *a
Guide to Federal Employees*
**FEHB Program** *Health Benefits Plans,* brochures for other plans, and
other materials you need to make an informed decision about your FEHB
coverage. These materials tell you:
> • When you may change your enrollment;
>
> • How you can cover your family members;
>
> • What happens when you transfer to another Federal agency, go on
> leave without pay, enter military service, or retire;
>
> • When your enrollment ends; and
>
> • When the next open season for enrollment begins.
We don't determine who is eligible for coverage and, in most cases,
cannot change your enrollment status without information from your
employing or retirement office.
**Types of coverage available** Self-Only coverage is for you alone.
Self and Family coverage is for
**for you and your family** you, your spouse, and your unmarried
dependent children under age 22, including any foster children or
stepchildren your employing or retirement office authorizes coverage
for. Under certain circumstances, you may also continue coverage for a
disabled child 22 years of age or older who is incapable of
self-support.
If you have a Self-Only enrollment, you may change to a Self and Family
enrollment if you marry, give birth, or add a child to your family. You
may change your enrollment 31 days before to 60 days after that event.
The Self and Family enrollment begins on the first day of the pay period
in which the child is born or becomes an eligible family member. When
you change to Self and Family because you marry, the change is effective
on the first day of the pay period that begins after your employing
office receives your enrollment form; benefits will not be available to
your spouse until you marry.
Your employing or retirement office will **not** notify you when a
family member is no longer eligible to receive health benefits, nor will
we. Please tell us immediately when you add or remove family members
from your coverage for any reason, including divorce, or when your child
under age 22 marries or turns 22.
If you or one of your family members is enrolled in one FEHB plan, that
person may not be enrolled in or covered as a family member by another
FEHB plan.
**Children's Equity Act** OPM has implemented the Federal Employees
Health Benefits Children\'s Equity Act of 2000. This law mandates that
you be enrolled for Self and Family coverage in the Federal Employees
Health Benefits (FEHB) Program, if you are an employee subject to a
court or administrative order requiring you to provide health benefits
for your child(ren).
> If this law applies to you, you must enroll for Self and Family
> coverage in a health plan that provides full benefits in the area
> where your children live or provide documentation to your employing
> office that you have obtained other health benefits coverage for your
> children. If you do not do so, your employing office will enroll you
> involuntarily as follows:
- If you have no FEHB coverage, your employing office will enroll you
for Self and Family coverage in the Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Service Benefit Plan's Basic Option,
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- If you have a Self Only enrollment in a fee-for-service plan or in
an HMO that serves the area where your children live, your employing
office will change your enrollment to Self and Family in the same
option of the same plan; or
- If you are enrolled in an HMO that does not serve the area where the
children live, your employing office will change your enrollment to
Self and Family in the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Service Benefit
Plan's Basic Option.
As long as the court/administrative order is in effect, and you have at
least one child identified in the order who is still eligible under the
FEHB Program, you cannot cancel your enrollment, change to Self Only, or
change to a plan that doesn\'t serve the area in which your children
live, unless you provide documentation that you have other coverage for
the children. If the court/administrative order is still in effect when
you retire, and you have at least one child still eligible for FEHB
coverage, you must continue your FEHB coverage into retirement (if
eligible) and cannot cancel your coverage, change to Self Only, or
change to a plan that doesn't serve the area in which your children live
as long as the court/administrative order is in effect. Contact your
employing office for further information.
**When benefits and** The benefits in this brochure are effective on
January 1. If you joined this Plan
**premiums start** during Open Season, your coverage begins on the first
day of your first pay period that starts on or after January 1. If you
changed plans or plan options during Open Season and you receive care
between January 1 and the effective date of coverage under your new plan
or option, your claims will be paid according to the 2004 benefits of
your old plan or option. However, if your old plan left the FEHB Program
at the end of the year, you are covered under that plan's 2003 benefits
until the effective date of your coverage with your new plan..
Annuitants' coverage and premiums begin on January 1. If you joined at
any other time during the year, your employing office will tell you the
effective date of coverage.
**When you retire** When you retire, you can usually stay in the FEHB
Program. Generally, you must have been enrolled in the FEHB Program for
the last five years of your Federal service. If you do not meet this
requirement, you may be eligible for other forms of coverage, such as
Temporary Continuation of Coverage (TCC).
**When you lose benefits**
**•When FEHB coverage ends** You will receive an additional 31 days of
coverage, for no additional premium, when:
> • Your enrollment ends, unless you cancel your enrollment, or
>
> • You are a family member no longer eligible for coverage.
You may be eligible for spouse equity coverage or Temporary Continuation
of Coverage.
**• Spouse equity** If you are divorced from a Federal employee or
annuitant, you may not
**coverage** continue to get benefits under your former spouse's
enrollment. This is the case even the court has ordered your former
spouse to supply health coverage to you. But, you may be eligible for
your own FEHB coverage under the spouse equity law or Temporary
Continuation of Coverage (TCC). If you are recently divorced or are
anticipating a divorce, contact your ex-spouse's employing or retirement
office to get RI 70-5, the *Guide to Federal Employees Health Benefits
Plans for Temporary Continuation of Coverage and Former Spouse
Enrollees*, or other information about your coverage choices. You can
also download the guide from OPM's website ww.opm.gov/insure.
**•Temporary continuation**
**of coverage(TCC)** If you leave Federal service, or if you lose
coverage because you no longer qualify as a family member, you may be
eligible for Temporary Continuation of Coverage (TCC). For example, you
can receive TCC if you are not able to continue your FEHB enrollment
after you retire, if you lose your job, if you are a covered dependent
child and you turn 22 or marry, etc.
You may not elect TCC if you are fired from your Federal job due to
gross misconduct.
[**Enrolling in TCC**.]{.underline} Get the RI 79-27, which describes
TCC, and the RI 70-5, the *Guide to Federal Employees Health Benefits
Plans for Temporary Continuation of Coverage and Former Spouse
Enrollees*, from your employing or retirement office or from
www.opm.gov/insure. It explains what you have to do to enroll.
**•Converting to** You may convert to a non-FEHB individual policy if:
**individual coverage** • Your coverage under TCC or the spouse equity
law ends (If you canceled your coverage or did not pay your premium, you
cannot convert);
• You decided not to receive coverage under TCC or the spouse equity
law; or
> • You are not eligible for coverage under TCC or the spouse equity
> law.
If you leave Federal service, your employing office will notify you of
your right to convert. You must apply in writing to us within 31 days
after you receive this notice. However, if you are a family member who
is losing coverage, the employing or retirement office will **not**
notify you. You must apply in writing to us within 31 days after you are
no longer eligible for coverage.
Your benefits and rates will differ from those under the FEHB Program;
however, you will not have to answer questions about your health, and we
will not impose a waiting period or limit your coverage due to
pre-existing conditions.
**Getting a Certificate of** The Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) is a
**Group Health Plan Coverage** Federal **Group Health Plan Coverage**
law that offers limited Federal protections for health coverage
availability and continuity to people who lose employer group coverage.
If you leave the FEHB Program, we will give you a Certificate of Group
Health Plan Coverage that indicates how long you have been enrolled with
us. You can use this certificate when getting health insurance or other
health care coverage. Your new plan must reduce or eliminate waiting
periods, limitations, or exclusions for health related conditions based
on the information in the certificate, as long as you enroll within 63
days of losing coverage under this Plan. If you have been enrolled with
us for less than 12 months, but were previously enrolled in other FEHB
plans, you may also request a certificate from those plans.
For more information, get OPM pamphlet RI 79-27, Temporary Continuation
of Coverage (TCC) under the FEHB Program. See also the FEHB web site
[(www.opom.gov/insure/health);]{.underline} refer to the "TCC and HIPAA"
frequently asked question. These highlight HIPAA rules, such as the
requirement that Federal employees must exhaust any TCC eligibility as
one condition for guaranteed access to individual health coverage under
HIPAA and have information about Federal and State agencies you can
contact for more information.
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**Important information** OPM wants to be sure you know about two new
Federal programs that complement the FEHB Program. First, the **Flexible
Spending Account (FSA) Program**, also known as **FSAFEDS,** lets you
set aside tax-free money to pay for health and dependent care expenses.
The result can be a discount of 20 to more than 40 percent on services
you routinely pay for out-of-pocket. Second, the **Federal Long Term
Care Insurance Program** (FLTCIP) covers long term care costs not
covered under the FEHB.
**The Federal Flexible Spending Account Program - *FSAFEDS***
- **What is an FSA?** It is a tax-favored benefit that allows you to
set aside pre-tax money from
> your paychecks to pay for a variety of eligible expenses. *By using an
> FSA,* *you can reduce your taxes while paying for services you would
> have to pay for anyway, producing a discount that can be over 40%!!*
There are two types of FSAs offered by the FSAFEDS Program**:**
- Covers eligible health care expenses not reimbursed by this Plan, or
any other medical, dental, or vision care plan you or your
dependents may have
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- Eligible dependents for this account include anyone you claim on
your Federal income tax return as a qualified dependent under the
U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) definition and/or with whom you
jointly file your Federal income tax return, even if you don't have
self and family health benefits coverage*. **Note:*** The IRS has a
broader definition than that of a "family member" than is used under
the FEHB Program to provide benefits by your FEHB Plan.
- The maximum amount that can be allotted for the HCFSA is \$3,000
annually. The minimum amount is \$250 annually.
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- Covers eligible dependent care expenses incurred so you can work, or
if you are married, so you and your spouse can work, or your spouse
can look for work or attend school full-time.
- Eligible dependents for this account include anyone you claim on
your Federal income tax return as a qualified IRS dependent and/or
with whom you jointly file your Federal income tax return.
- The maximum that can be allotted for the DCFSA is \$5,000 annually.
The minimum amount is \$250 annually. ***Note:*** The IRS limits
contributions to a Dependent Care FSA. For single taxpayers and
taxpayers filing a joint return, the maximum is \$5,000 per year.
For taxpayers who file their taxes separately with a spouse, the
maximum is \$2,500 per year. The limit includes any child care
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- **Enroll during Open Season** You **must make an election** to
enroll in an FSA during the FEHB Open
> Season. Even if you enrolled during the initial Open Season for 2003,
> you must make a new election to continue participating in 2004.
> Enrollment is easy!
- Enroll online anytime during Open Season (November 10 through
December 8, 2003) at [**www.fsafeds.com**](http://www.fsafeds.com/).
- Call the toll --free number 1-877-FSAFEDS (372-3337) Monday through
Friday, from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. eastern time and a FSAFEDS Benefit
Counselor will help you enroll.
**What is SHPS?** SHPS is a third-party administrator hired by OPM to
manage the\
FSAFEDS Program. SHPS is the largest FSA administrator in the nation and
will be responsible for enrollment, claims processing, customer service,
and day-to-day operations of FSAFEDS.
> **Who is eligible to enroll?** If you are a Federal employee eligible
> for FEHB -- even if you're not\
> enrolled in FEHB-- you can choose to participate in either, or both,
> of the flexible spending accounts. If you are not eligible for FEHB,
> you are not eligible to enroll for a Health Care FSA. However, almost
> all Federal employees are eligible to enroll for the Dependent Care
> FSA. The only exception is intermittent (also called when actually
> employed \[WAE\]) employees expected to work less than 180 days during
> the year.
>
> *Note:* FSAFEDS is the FSA Program established for all Executive
> Branch employees and Legislative Branch employees whose employers
> signed on. Under IRS law, FSAs are not available to annuitants. In
> addition, the U.S. Postal Service and the Judicial Branch, among
> others, are Federal agencies that have their own plans with slightly
> different rules, but the advantages of having an FSA are the same no
> matter what agency you work for.
- **How much should I** Plan carefully when deciding how much to
contribute to an FSA.
> **contribute to my FSA?** Because of the tax **c**enefits of an FSA,
> the IRS places strict guidelines on them. You need to estimate how
> much you want to allocate to an FSA because current IRS regulations
> require you forfeit any funds remaining in your account(s) at the end
> of the FSA plan year. This is referred to as the "use-it-or-lose-it"
> rule. You will have until April 29, 2004 to submit claims for your
> eligible expenses incurred during 2003 if you enrolled in FSAFEDS when
> it was initially offered. You will have until April 30, 2005 to submit
> claims for your eligible expenses incurred from January 1 through
> December 31, 2004 if you elect FSAFEDS during this Open Season.
>
> The **FSAFEDS Calculator** at
> [www.fsafeds.com](http://www.fsafeds.com/) will help you plan your FSA
> allocations and provide an estimate of your tax savings based on your
> individual situation.
- **What can my HCFSA** Every FEHB health plan includes cost sharing
features, such as
**pay** **for?** deductibles you must meet before the Plan provides
benefits, coinsurance
> or copayments that you pay when you and the Plan share costs, and
> medical services and supplies that are not covered by the Plan and for
> which you must pay. These out-of-pocket costs are summarized on page
> 13 and detailed throughout this brochure. Your HCFSA will reimburse
> you for such costs when they are for tax deductible medical care for
> you and your dependents that is NOT covered by this FEHB Plan or any
> other coverage that you have.
>
> Under this Plan, typical out-of-pocket expenses include:coinsurance
> for services rendered by non-Plan specialists and facilities. A
> calendar year deductible apply to prescription drugs.
>
> The IRS governs expenses reimbursable by a HCFSA. See Publication 502
> for a comprehensive list of tax-deductible medical expenses. **Note:
> While you will see insurance premiums listed in Publication 502, they
> are NOT a reimbursable expense for FSA purposes**. Publication 502
> can be found on the IRS Web site at
> <http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p502.pdf>. If you do not see your
> service or expense listed in Publication 502, please call a FSAFEDS
> Benefit Counselor at 1-877-FSAFEDS (372-3337), who will be able to
> answer your specific questions.
- **Tax savings with an FSA** An FSA lets you allot money for eligible
expenses ***before*** your agency
> deducts taxes from your paycheck. This means the amount of income that
> your taxes are based on will be lower, so your tax liability will also
> be lower. Without an FSA, you would still pay for these expenses, but
> you would do so using money remaining in your paycheck after Federal
> (and often state and local) taxes are deducted. The following chart
> illustrates a typical tax savings example:
----------------------------------------- -------------- --------------
**Annual Tax Savings Example** **With FSA** **Without
FSA**
If your taxable income is: \$50,000 \$50,000
And you deposit this amount into a FSA: \$ 2,000 -\$0-
Your taxable income is now: \$48,000 \$50,000
Subtract Federal & Social Security taxes: \$13,807 \$14,383
If you spend after-tax dollars for -\$0- \$ 2,000
expenses:
Your real spendable income is: \$34,193 \$33,617
**Your tax savings:** **\$576** **-\$0-**
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> **Note:** This example is intended to demonstrate a typical tax
> savings based on 27% Federal and 7.65% FICA taxes. Actual savings will
> vary based upon in which retirement system you are enrolled (CSRS or
> FERS), as well as your individual tax situation. In this example, the
> individual received \$2,000 in services for \$1,424, a discount of
> almost 36%! You may also wish to consult a tax professional for more
> information on the tax implications of an FSA.
- **Tax credits and** You *cannot* claim expenses on your Federal
income tax return if you
> **deductions** receive reimbursement for them from your HCFSA or
> DCFSA. Below are some guidelines that
>
> may help you decide whether to participate in FSAFEDS.
**Health care expenses** The HCFSA is tax-free from the first dollar. In
addition, you may be
> reimbursed from the HCFSA at any time during the year for expenses up
> to the annual amount you\'ve elected to contribute.
>
> Only health care expenses exceeding 7.5% of your adjusted gross income
> are eligible to be deducted on your Federal income tax return. Using
> the example listed in the above chart, only health care expenses
> exceeding \$3,750 (7.5% of \$50,000) would be eligible to be deducted
> on your Federal income tax return. In addition, money set aside
> through a HCFSA is also exempt from FICA taxes. This exception is not
> available on your Federal income tax return.
**Dependent care expenses** The DCFSA generally allows many families to
save more than they
> would with the Federal tax credit for dependent care expenses. Note
> that you may only be reimbursed from the DCFSA up to your current
> account balance. If you file a claim for more than your current
> balance, it will be held until additional payroll allotments have been
> added to your account.
>
> Visit [www.fsafeds.com](http://www.fsafeds.com/) and download the
> Dependent Care Tax Credit Worksheet from the Quick Links box to help
> you determine what is best for your situation. You may also wish to
> consult a tax professional for more details.
- **Does it cost me anything** Probably not. While there is an
administrative fee of \$4.00 per month for
**to** **participate in FSAFEDS?** an HCFSA and 1.5% of the annual
election for a DCFSA, most agencies
> have elected to pay these fees out of their share of employment tax
> savings. To be sure, check the FSAFEDS.com web site or call
> 1-877-FSAFEDS (372-3337). Also, remember that participating in FSAFEDS
> can cost you money if you don't spend your entire account balance by
> the end of the plan year and wind up forfeiting your end of year
> account balance, per the IRS "use-it-or-lose-it" rule.
- **Contact us** To find out more or to enroll, please visit the
**FSAFEDS Web site** at
> [**www.fsafeds.com**](http://www.fsafeds.com/), or contact SHPS by
> email or by phone**.** SHPS Benefit Counselors are available from 9:00
> a.m. until 9:00 p.m. eastern time, Monday through Friday.
- E-mail: <[email protected]>
- Telephone: 1-877-FSAFEDS (372-3337)
- TTY: 1-800-952-0450 (for hearing impaired individuals that would
like to utilize a text messaging service)
**The Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program**
**It's important protection** Here's why you should consider enrolling
in the Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program:
- **FEHB plans do not cover the cost of long term care.** Also called
"custodial care," long term care is help you receive when you need
assistance performing activities of daily living -- such as bathing
or dressing yourself. This need can strike anyone at any age and the
cost of care can be substantial.
- **The Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program can help protect you
from the potentially high cost of long term care**. This coverage
gives you control over the type of care you receive and where you
receive it. It can also help you remain independent, so you won't
have to worry about being a burden to your loved ones.
- **It's to your advantage to apply sooner rather than later**. Long
term care insurance is something you must apply for, and pass a
medical screening (called underwriting) in order to be enrolled.
Certain medical conditions will prevent some people from being
approved for coverage. By applying while you're in good health, you
could avoid the risk of having a change in health disqualify you
from obtaining coverage. Also, the younger you are when you apply,
the lower your premiums.
- **You don't have to wait for an open season to apply**. The Federal
Long Term Care Insurance Program accepts applications from eligible
persons at any time. You will have to complete a full underwriting
application, which asks a number of questions about your health.
However, if you are a new or newly eligible employee, you (and your
spouse, if applicable) have a limited opportunity to apply using the
abbreviated underwriting application, which asks fewer questions. If
you marry, your new spouse will also have a limited opportunity to
apply using abbreviated underwriting. Qualified relatives are also
eligible to apply with full underwriting.
**To find out more and** Call 1-800-LTC-FEDS (1-800-582-3337) (TTY
1-800-843-3557)
**to request an application** or visit
[www.ltcfeds.com](http://www.ltcfeds.com/).
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**Index**
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Do not rely on this page; it is for your convenience and does not
explain your benefit coverage.
**A**ccidental injury 35
Allergy tests 19
Alternative treatment 23
Ambulance 28
Anesthesia 26
Autologous bone marrow transplant 26
**B**iopsies 24
Birthing centers 17
Blood and blood plasma 27
Breast cancer screening 16
Casts 27
Catastrophic protection 13
Changes for 2004 9
Chemotherapy 19
Childbirth 17
Cholesterol tests 16
Claims 37-39
Coinsurance 13
Colorectal cancer screening 16
Congenital anomalies 24
Contraceptive devices and drugs 18
Coordination of benefits 40
Covered charges 57
Covered providers 10
Crutches 22
**D**eductible 13
Definitions 45
Dental care 35
Diagnostic services 15-16
Disputed claims review 38-39
Donor expenses (transplants) 26
Dressings 27
Durable medical equipment (DME) 22
**E**ducational classes and programs 23
Effective date of enrollment 47
Emergency 29-30
Experimental or investigational 36
Eyeglasses 21
**F**amily planning 18
Fecal occult blood test 16
**G**eneral Exclusions 36
**H**earing services 21
Home health services 23
Hospice care 28
Home nursing care 23
Hospital 12
**I**mmunizations 16-17
Infertility 18
Inhospital physician care 15
Inpatient Hospital Benefits 27
Insulin 22, 34
**L**aboratory and pathological services 15-16
**M**achine diagnostic tests 15-16
Magnetic Resonance Imagings (MRIs) 16
Mammograms 15
Maternity Benefits 17
Medicaid 44
Medically necessary 45
Medicare 40-41
Members 47
Mental Conditions/Substance Abuse Benefits 32
**N**eurological testing 16
Newborn care 17
Nursery charges 17
**O**bstetrical care 17
Occupational therapy 20
Office visits 15
Oral and maxillofacial surgery 25
Orthopedic devices 22
Ostomy and catheter supplies 22
Out-of-pocket expenses 13
Outpatient facility care 28
Oxygen 28
**P**ap test 16
Physical examination 16
Physical therapy 20
Physician 15
Preventive care, adult 16
Preventive care, children 17
Prescription drugs 33-34
Preventive services 16-17
Prior approval 12
Prostate cancer screening 16
Prosthetic devices 22
Psychologist 31
Psychotherapy 31-32
**R**adiation therapy 19
Rehabilitation therapies 20
Renal dialysis 19
Room and board 27
**S**econd surgical opinion 15
Skilled nursing facility care 28
Smoking cessation 23
Speech therapy 20
Splints 27
Sterilization procedures 18
Subrogation 44
Substance abuse 32
Surgery 24
- Anesthesia 26
- Oral 25
- Outpatient 24-25
- Reconstructive 25
Syringes 34
**T**emporary continuation of coverage 49
Transplants 26
Treatment therapies 19
**V**ision services 21
**W**ell child care 17
Wheelchairs 22
Workers' compensation 44
**X**-rays 16
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**Summary of benefits for the Heart of America HMO -- 2004**
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
- **Do not rely on this chart alone.** All benefits are provided in
full unless indicated and are subject to the definitions,
limitations, and exclusions in this brochure. On this page we
summarize specific expenses we cover; for more detail, look inside.
- If you want to enroll or change your enrollment in this Plan, be
sure to put the correct enrollment code from the cover on your
enrollment form.
- We only cover services provided or arranged by Plan physicians,
except in emergencies.
- Below, an asterisk (\*) means the item is subject to the \$600
calendar year deductible.
+-------------------------------------------+----------------------+---+
| **Benefits** | **You Pay** | * |
| | | * |
| | | P |
| | | a |
| | | g |
| | | e |
| | | * |
| | | * |
+-------------------------------------------+----------------------+---+
| Medical services provided by physicians: | Office visit copay: | > |
| | \$10 primary care; | |
| Diagnostic and treatment services | \$ 0 specialist | 1 |
| provided in the office | | 5 |
+-------------------------------------------+----------------------+---+
| Services provided by a hospital: | > Nothing | > |
| | | |
| > Inpatient | | 2 |
| > | | 7 |
| > Outpatient | | > |
| | | > |
| | | |
| | | 2 |
| | | 8 |
+-------------------------------------------+----------------------+---+
| Emergency benefits: | > \$30 copay for | > |
| | > each emergency | |
| > In-area | > room visit. | 3 |
| > | > | 0 |
| > Out-of-area | > \$30 copay for | > |
| | > each emergency | > |
| | > room visit. | |
| | | 3 |
| | | 0 |
+-------------------------------------------+----------------------+---+
| Mental health and substance abuse | > Regular cost | > |
| treatment | > sharing. | |
| | | 3 |
| | | 1 |
+-------------------------------------------+----------------------+---+
| Prescription drugs | > *\*\$600 | > |
| | > deductible and 50% | |
| | > of charges | 3 |
| | > thereafter.* | 3 |
+-------------------------------------------+----------------------+---+
| Dental Care | > No benefit. | > |
| | | |
| (Accidental injury benefit only) | | 3 |
| | | 5 |
+-------------------------------------------+----------------------+---+
| Vision Care | > No benefit. | |
+-------------------------------------------+----------------------+---+
| Protection against catastrophic costs | Nothing after you | > |
| | have met the maximum | |
| (Your out-of-pocket maximum) | of 50% of your | 1 |
| | annual premium per | 3 |
| | calendar year. | |
| | | |
| | Some costs do not | |
| | count toward this | |
| | protection | |
+-------------------------------------------+----------------------+---+
**2004 Rate Information for**
**Heart of America HMO Health Plan**
**Non-Postal rates** apply to most non-Postal enrollees. If you are in a
special enrollment category, refer to the FEHB Guide for that category
or contact the agency that maintains your health benefits enrollment.
**Postal rates** apply to career Postal Service employees. Most
employees should refer to the FEHB Guide for United States Postal
Service Employees, RI 70-2. Different postal rates apply and a special
FEHB guide is for Postal Service Inspectors and Office of Inspector
General (OIG) employees (see RI 70-2IN).
Postal rates do not apply to non-career postal employees, postal
retirees, or associate members of any postal employee organization who
are not career postal employees. Refer to the applicable FEHB Guide.
+--------------+-----+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
| | | ** | | | | **P | |
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| | | ostal | | | | Prem | |
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## SuperNova Acceleration Probe IMDC Kickoff
**M.Lampton**
**Space Sciences Lab**
**University of California Berkeley**
**March 2005**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Montage of Magazine covers
**Montage of Magazine covers**
**Breakthrough of the Year:**
## Current Crisis
**General Relativity**
**A.Einstein 1915 + 10,000 follow-on papers books movies etc.**
**Amazingly accurate and well verified!**
**Deflection of starlight observed 1919: mass curves space!**
**Explains Galileo’s principle of equivalence**
**Explains gravity as geometry**
**Explains precession of Mercury’s orbit**
**Predicts frame dragging!**
**Predicts black holes!**
**overall, an amazing success**
**Quantum Mechanics**
**W.Heisenberg 1923 + 10,000 follow-on papers books movies etc.**
**Amazingly accurate and well verified!**
**Extensions to chromodynamics etc**
**overall, an amazing success**
**GR and QM are inconsistent. They are approximations to something else.**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Discoveries
**Major discoveries happen when new observations become possible**
**The 1990’s saw two major observatories begin operation.....**
**Keck with large format efficient CCDs**
**Hubble with ultra low foreground and superb seeing**
**These could see fainter and more distant objects than ever before**
**Permits tests of cosmological models**
**Yikes! 1998: Matter + gravity + big bang is seriously wrong.**
**Perlmutter et al 1998**
**Schmidt et al 1998**
**Since then, many corroborating observations!**
**Maybe 1000 papers, books, ....**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## The Expansion History of the Universe
- <footer>
- Expansion vs Time
## Current* Results on Cosmological Parameters
**Current* Results on ****Cosmological Parameters**
- What people used to think...
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Energy budget of Universe
***Dark***
***Energy:***
***65%***
***Dark***
***Matter:***
***30%***
*Energy budget of Universe*
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## What is Dark Energy?
- Not predicted by current theories of space/time/gravity
- Yet one form “Λ” is permitted by Einstein’s general relativity
- Physicists propose a variety of alternative theories
- Supergravity
- Brane worlds with a few or many higher dimensions
- Vacuum metamorphosis; quintessence; ....
- Each theory raises profound questions about the nature of space, time, fundamental particles, gravity, and reality
- Each theory has unique **predictions** for the observable history of the expansion of the universe
- Those **predictions** are the handle we use to eliminate the wrong theories
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## How to measure dark energy?
- Standard candles <<SNAP
- idea is the inverse square law: flux ~luminosity/distance2
- a standard candle has a calibrated luminosity
- a measured flux gives the distance hence the lookback **time**
- the light’s redshift gives the universe’s **expansion**
- use many candles, many redshifts: get cosmic history of the expansion
- Weak gravitational lensing <<SNAP
- matter has mass, hence gravity
- over cosmic history, matter aggregates through gravitation
- mass aggregation w.r.t. redshift is determined by expansion history
- mapping lensing vs. redshift can constrain expansion models
- Other methods
- Baryon oscillations: use individual galaxy redshifts as tracers
- Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect: probe cluster masses
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Standard Candles?
**Cepheid variable stars? Way too faint.**
**Galaxies? Wildly discrepant.**
**Quasars? Wildly discrepant & variable too.**
**Supernovae?**
**Type Ia: no H, no He, strong Si**
**white dwarf has binary partner**
**accretion: reaches 1.4 Msun**
**limit set by electron pressure**
**excellent uniformity, 1E62photons**
**Type Ib: no H, strong He**
**Type Ic: no H, no He, no Si**
**Type II: strong H**
**core collapse stars**
**output depends on mass**
**poor standard candle**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## 1998: Acceleration!
**Supernova Cosmology Project (S.Perlmutter et al)**
**High-Z Supernova Team (B.Schmidt, R.Kirschner, et al)**
**Teams began searching for high-Z supernovae ~ 1990s**
**By 1996, seven had been found**
**By 2004, 120 were known**
**Distant supernovae recede more slowly than the nearby Hubble-law prediction based on brightness!**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Weak Lensing http://www.cita.utoronto.ca/~hoekstra/lensing.html
- Gravitational lenses are formed by concentrations of mass
- Lenses bend light from distant objects and distort their shapes
- Wide field surveys have a lot of information about how mass is distributed along each line of sight
- To probe cosmological distances
- need extreme sensitivity
- need excellent image quality
- need lots of sky coverage
- SNAP will (as part of the SNe sweeps) do a deep survey and find many mass aggregations
- SNAP will (in wide field survey) cover much larger hunks of the sky
- Present plans include a 300 to 10000 sqdeg survey
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Slide 13
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Volume Lensing
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## What next?
- Extend the supernova method
- many more SNe: thousands
- Much higher measurement precision
- accurate photometry
- many data points on each light curve
- systematically obtained spectroscopy
- Eliminate/manage systematic issues
- absorption? reddening? environment of each SN?
- classification of supernovae
- weed out the wierdos
- Extend the magnitude-redshift diagram back, to z>1, where matter should dominate the cosmological constant
- Perform a large field weak lensing survey
- constant point spread function
- eliminate “seeing” and other disturbances
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## What would this take?
- Huge amount of observing time!
- Dedicated facility
- Area*omega product
- Lots of pixels running in parallel
- revisit every object every few days
- moon, weather must not interfere with tight schedule of reobservation
- >>> **space observatory**
- Need to go beyond the atmospheric NIR cutoff to get our redshift range
- >>> **space observatory**
- Must eliminate telluric features that would corrupt key classification lines: CaII, SiII, H, as we chase them out into the near infrared
- >>> **space observatory**
- Need to have extremely dark sky free of varying emission/absorption lines
- >>> **space observatory**
- Must have rock steady seeing 24/7 to do precision weak lensing
**>>> space observatory**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## SNAP Design
- Observe 2000 type Ia Supernovae per 16 month phase (1 North, 1 South)
- Survey area 7.5 square degrees, swept every 4 days
- Quality: light curve allow fitting peak brightness with error < 3%
- Sensitive enough to reach SNe to z=1.7, detect well before peak
- Spectroscopy near peak: ~10nm resolution from 350 - 1700 nm
- Distribution: Ability to detect supernovae as far away as 10 billion light years --- back to the epoch where gravity dominated dark energy.
- Construct a wide field weak-lensing map of galaxies
- Extremely stable and well understood point spread function
- Sufficient image sampling & resolution to recover accurate galaxy orientations
- Map coverage several hundred square degrees; option of many thousand sq deg
- SNAP design meets these scientific objectives
- Mirror: ~ 2 meter aperture
- Huge field of view 1.4 degrees across
- Camera: 0.6 billion pixels, vis + NIR
- Spectroscopy: optical/infrared spectrograph with IFU
- Orbit: L2 minimizes stray light and thermal issues
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Simulated SNAP data
- <footer>
**Simulated SNAP data**
- Each SNAP point
- represents ~50-supernovae per bin
## From Science Goals to Project Design
- <footer>
**From Science Goals****to Project Design**
**Science**
- Measure *M* and
- Measure *w* and *w *(*z*)
**Data Set Requirements**
- Discoveries 3.8 mag before max
- Spectroscopy with ~100
- Near-IR spectroscopy to 1.7 m
**Statistical Requirements**
- Sufficient (~2000) numbers of SNe Ia
- ...distributed in redshift
- ...out to *z* < 1.7
**Systematics Requirements**
- Identified and proposed systematics:
- Measurements to eliminate / bound each one to +/–0.02 mag
**Satellite / Instrumentation Requirements**
- 2-meter mirror Derived requirements:
- 1-degree imager • High Earth orbit
- Low resolution spectrograph • 300 Mb/sec bandwidth (0.35 m to 1.7 m)
- •
- •
- •
- •
- •
- •
## Payload Features
- 90 deg Symmetric Focal Plane allows continuous year round science data taking
- one side always sunward, allowing fixed solar panels hence a rigid spacecraft (resonances > 10Hz)
- other side always dark, allowing fixed _passive_ thermal radiator serving sensor array
- Telescope assembly is thermally and structurally separate from surrounding outer baffle and from spacecraft
- maneuvers do not compromise PSF stability
- Innovative telescope design does IR imaging with room temperature optics
- three mirror anastigmat has accessible exit pupil and complete cold stop baffling
- Built in end-to-end optical test capability simplifies integration and testing
- The fixed telemetry antenna eliminates major mission risks and costs:
- no gimbals, no flex waveguide
- rigid spacecraft eases ACS task
- No onboard data analysis: all images are downlinked to Earth
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## SNAP Observatory Cross Section
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## SNAP Collaboration Dec 2004
| LBNL | G. Aldering, S. Bailey, C. Bebek, W. Carithers, T. Davis†, K. Dawson, C. Day,
R. DiGennaro, S. Deustua†, D. Groom, M. Hoff, S. Holland, D. Huterer†, A. Karcher,
A. Kim, W. Kolbe, W. Kramer, B. Krieger, G. Kushner, N. Kuznetsova, R. Lafever,
J. Lamoureux, M. Levi, S. Loken, B. McGinnis, R. Miquel, P. Nugent, H. Oluseyi†,
N. Palaio, S. Perlmutter, N. Roe, H. Shukla, A. Spadafora, H. Von Der Lippe,
J-P. Walder, G. Wang |
| --- | --- |
| U.C. Berkeley | M. Bester, E. Commins, G. Goldhaber, H. Heetderks, P. Jelinsky, M. Lampton,
E. Linder, D. Pankow, M. Sholl, G. Smoot, C. Vale, M. White |
| Caltech | R. Ellis, R. Massey†, A. Refregier†, J. Rhodes, R. Smith, K. Taylor, A. Weintein |
| Fermi National Laboratory | J. Annis, F. DeJongh, S. Dodelson, T. Diehl, J. Frieman, D. Holz†, L. Hui, S. Kent,
P. Limon, J. Marriner, H. Lin, J. Peoples, V. Scarpine, A. Stebbins, C. Stoughton,
D. Tucker, W. Wester |
| Indiana U.
IN2P3-Paris
-Marseille | C. Bower, N. Mostek, J. Musser, S. Mufson
P. Astier, E. Barrelet, R. Pain, G. Smadja†, D. Vincent
A. Bonissent, A. Ealet, D. Fouchez, A. Tilquin |
| JPL | D. Cole, M. Frerking, J. Rhodes, M. Seiffert |
| LAM (France) | S. Basa, R. Malina, A. Mazure, E. Prieto |
| U. Michigan | B. Bigelow, M. Brown, M. Campbell, D. Gerdes, W. Lorenzon, T. McKay, S. McKee,
M. Schubnell, G. Tarle, A. Tomasch |
| U. Penn | G. Bernstein, L. Gladney, B. Jain, D. Rusin |
| U. Stockholm | R. Amanullah, L. Bergström, A. Goobar, E. Mörtsell |
| SLAC | W. Althouse, R. Blandford, W. Craig, S. Kahn, M. Huffer, P. Marshall |
| STScI | R. Bohlin, D. Figer, A. Fruchter |
| Yale U. | C. Baltay, W. Emmet, J. Snyder, A. Szymkowiak, D. Rabinowitz, N. Morgan |
| | †Institutional affiliation |
**SNAP Collaboration Dec 2004**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## SNAP Reviews/Studies/Milestones
- Nov 1999 Original SNAP proposal submitted to DOE
- Mar 2000 DOE/NSF SAGENAP committee recommends SNAP R&D
- Sep 2000 NASA Structure and Evolution of the Universe (SEU)
- Dec 2000 National Academy of Sciences Committee on Astro. & Astrophysics
- Jan 2001 DOE-HEP Review R&D (SNAP is uniquely able)
- Mar 2001 DOE High Energy Physics Advisory Panel (HEPAP)
- Jun 2001 NASA Integrated Mission Design Center (determines feasibility)
- July 2001 National Academy of Sciences, Committee on Physics of the Universe
- Dec 2001 NASA/SEU Strategic Planning Panel
- Dec 2001 NASA Instrument Synthesis & Analysis Lab
- Jan 2002 DOE subpanel report: High Energy Physics Long Range Planning
- Mar 2002 DOE/NSF SAGENAP committee update
- Apr 2002 National Academy of Sciences: Physics of the Universe report
- July 2002 DOE Office of Science R&D Review (Lehman)
- Dec 2002 JPL Team-X Study (studies potential NASA cost)
- Jan 2003 NASA releases SEU roadmap: Beyond Einstein
- Feb 2003 DOE High Energy Physics Facilities Prioritization Panel
- Feb 2003 SNAP R&D in the DOE budget
- Mar 2003 DOE High Energy Physics panel releases Facilities 20 Year Roadmap
- Nov 2003 JDEM Announcement from DOE & NASA
- Nov 2003 Secretary of Energy’s 20-year Facilities Plan
- Nov 2003 Technical Review of SNAP (could be launched ~2011)
- May 2004 OSTP Strategic Plan (JDEM top recommendation)
- Jun 2004 JDEM Science Definition Team empaneled
**Evolution of SNAP/JDEM**
- 1998 Discovery of the acceleration of the universe and dark energy using supernovae.
- 2000 Confirmation of dark energy using cosmic microwave background measured from balloons.
- 2003 Confirmation of dark energy using cosmic microwave background measured from space (WMAP).
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Andreas Albrecht – UC Davis
- Charles Baltay - Yale
- Barry Barish – Caltech
- Charles Bennett – GSFC – co-chair
- Gary Bernstein – U. Penn
- Robert Caldwell – Dartmouth
- Edward Cheng – Conceptual Analytics
- Susana Deustua – AAS
- Megan Donahue – STScI
- Daniel Eisenstein – U. Arizona
- Richard Ellis – Caltech
- Wendy Freedman – Carnegie Observatories
- Josh Frieman – FNAL/Univ. Chicago
- Jonathan Gardner – GSFC
- Karl Glazebrook – Johns Hopkins
- Kim Griest – UCSD – co-chair
- Tod Lauer – NOAO
- Michael Levi – LBNL
- Eric Linder – UC/Space Sciences
- Robert Lupton – Princeton
- Warren Moos – Johns Hopkins
- Jon Morse – Arizona State
- Saul Perlmutter – U.C. Berkeley
- Bernard Rauscher – GSFC
- Adam Riess – STScI
- Michael Seiffert – JPL
- Craig Wheeler – U. Texas
- Edward Wright – UCLA
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## SNAP Tasks & Teams
**Science**
**Continuing groundbased & HST observing**
**Supernova Cosmology Project (Perlmutter)**
**Supernova Factory (Aldering)**
**Requirements**
**Simulation team**
**Theory & modelling**
**Calibration Team**
**Instruments**
**Silicon CCD group**
**HgCdTe NIR groups**
**Spectrometer**
**Electronics**
**Telescope**
**Design, tolerances, performance**
**Stray light**
**Fabrication, Integration & Test**
**Science ops, especially software pipeline**
**Spacecraft and flight systems**
**Industry, NASA, Berkeley campus group **
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## SNAP Reference Model
- Orbit: L2 halo orbit
- (similar to JWST, MAP)
- Working field of view: 0.7 square degrees
- Survey fields: 7.5 square degrees near north ecliptic pole
- 7.5 square degrees near south ecliptic pole
- additional weak-lensing fields, ~300 sq degrees
- Field revisit period: approx 4 days
- Time allocations: 50% survey, 36% spectroscopy, 14% downlink
- Wavelength range: 0.35 to 1.7 microns
- Telescope aperture: 2.0 meters
- These reference model parameters have been obtained through mission simulations that explore the cosmological parameter constraints – in particular, on acceleration versus redshift – that various mission scenarios would yield.
**Sun is 90deg to view direction**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Telescope Requirements
- Light Gathering Power
- must measure SNe almost 4 magnitudes fainter than 26 magnitude peak
- want SNR of 30:1 at peak brightness, aggregate exposure fit
- presence of zodiacal light foreground radiation
- time-on-target limited by revisit rate & number of fields
- spectroscopy demands comparable time-on-target
- requires geometric diameter ~ 2 meters
- Angular resolution
- signal to noise ratio is driver
- PSF for weak lensing is driver
- diffraction limit is an obvious bound
- Airy disk at one micron wavelength is 0.12 arcseconds FWHM
- need to match this to pixel size of VIS and NIR detectors
- Field of View
- set by required supernova discovery rate and WL mapping speed
- volume of space is proportional to field of view
- one degree field of view will meet our requirements
- Wavelength Coverage
- 0.35 to 1.7 microns will deliver everything we need
- drives us to an all-reflector optical train
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Telescope Milestones
**1999**
**Comparisons of many alternative wide field telescope configurations; ****consultant**** on board**
**Discarded off-axis designs, TMTs (Willstrop etc) as unpackageable**
**Korsch 1978 annular-field TMA concept rediscovered, developed, adopted **
**2000**
**TMA43 (f/11): longitudinal rear axis, separate NIR/VIS; filter wheel**
**Began mechanical, structural studies w/ ****subcontractor****: SM support, strongback, Finite Element Models**
**2001**
**Efforts to achieve shorter optical package for stiffness, stray light: TMA55/56**
**Explored longer focal lengths for potentially higher sampling: TMA59 (f/15)**
**Mission developed at ****NASA/GSFC IMDC**
**Instrument validated at ****NASA/GSFC ISAL**
**image quality**
**stray light**
**metering structure**
**actuators**
**2002**
**Adopted FIDO detector package, single focal plane, transverse rear axis**
**TMA62 (f/11) with filter wheel and TMA63 (f/11) no filter wheel**
**Detailed mirror FEM analysis, materials & fab/test trades with ****subcontractor**
**2003**
**Telescope engineering team enlarged**
**Detailed FEMs of PM, SM, TM, folding flat, and metering structure were explored**
**Launch stress**
**Bipod loads and torques**
**1-gravity test plan**
**Received top-down fab/test plan from one prospective ****contractor**
**Prospective PM ****blank manufacturer**** visited and briefed; cost/schedule estimates**
**2004**
**Telescope Specification written**
**Stray light study written**
**Integration & Test plan initiated**
**2005**
**NASA/GSFC IMDC**** study**
**Two telescope concept studies w/****industry**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Korsch AF-TMA configuration
**Prolate ellipsoid concave primary mirror**
**Hyperbolic convex secondary mirror**
**Flat folding mirror with central hole**
**Prolate ellipsoid concave tertiary mirror**
**Delivers < 0.06 arcsecond FWHM geometrical blur over annular field 1.37 sqdeg**
**Flat focal surface**
**EFL adapts 15 to 30m; **
** ****baseline=21.66m**
**Side-mounted detector**
**Telephoto advantage = 7**
- meters
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Compact & Simple
- Focal plane
- Xmit Dish
**Compact & Simple**
**90 deg Symmetric Focal Plane allows continuous year round science data taking**
**one side always sunward, allowing ****fixed solar panels ****hence a**** ****rigid spacecraft**
**other side always dark, allowing ****fixed **_**passive**_** thermal radiator**** serving sensor array**
**Innovative telescope design does IR imaging with ****room temperature optics**
**three mirror anastigmat has accessible exit pupil and complete cold stop baffling**
**Built in end-to-end ****optical test capability**** simplifies Integration and Testing**
**The ****fixed telemetry antenna**** eliminates a major mission risk: **
**no gimbals**
**rigid spacecraft eases ACS task**
**No onboard data analysis: all images are downlinked to Earth**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Focal Plane Concept
**Coalesce all sensors**
**Imager sensors**
**36 HgCdTe 2kx2k 18 ********m**
**36 CCD 3.5kx3.5k 10.5 ********m**
**600 megapixels**
**Filters**
**Spectrograph on the back with access ports through the focal plane.**
**140K operating**** ****temperature**
**Dedicated**** CCDs for**** ****guiding ****from the focal plane**
**Exposure times of 300 s**** with four/eight exposures in CCDs/HgCdTe**
**20 s readout**** slow enough for CCD noise and 4 post exposure and 4 pre exposure reads of HgCdTe**
- 560mm diameter 1.5 degrees
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Modularization and Packaging
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## LBNL High-Resistivity CCD’s
- LBNL “Red Hots”: NOAO September 2001 newsletter
- New kind of Image Sensor developed at LBNL
- Better red response
- “radiation detector” silicon has better radiation tolerance for space applications
- Smaller pixel sizes enabling compact arrays
- Readout IC being developed “photons to bytes”
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Integration & Test
**Integration & Test**
**The SNAP observatory was designed to be simple to test, calibrate, and verify**
**Interface ring between payload and spacecraft (spacecraft bolts on)**
**Direct insertion and removal of science package from telescope without telescope deintegration**
**Semi-kinematic mount for focal plane assembly and spectrograph**
**Comprehensive test plan in work**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## DoE HEPAP 20-year Roadmap
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Robin Staffin, DoE Assoc Director HEP April 2004
- our job
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## IMDC Objectives
**Spacecraft Accommodation**
**low profile structure**
**easy servicing**
**stiff, strong**
**mechanically independent of instrument**
**permit separate checkout**
**Attitude Control System**
**Dog simple! but.....tight jitter spec!**
**rigid package: no deployables**
**built-in “through-the-lens” star tracker**
**Telemetry**
**DSN: the right choice?**
**alternatives? USN? DSO?**
**L2 Orbit**
**review no-shadows halo orbit plan**
**validate/correct launch constraints, prop margins....**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE
## Conclusions
**Dark Energy continues to motivate the community**
_**[http://](http://arxiv.org/archive/astro-ph)**__**[arxiv](http://arxiv.org/archive/astro-ph)**__**[.org/archive/](http://arxiv.org/archive/astro-ph)**__**[astro](http://arxiv.org/archive/astro-ph)**__**[-ph](http://arxiv.org/archive/astro-ph)**_
_**[http://](http://arxiv.org/archive/gr-qc)**__**[arxiv](http://arxiv.org/archive/gr-qc)**__**[.org/archive/](http://arxiv.org/archive/gr-qc)**__**[gr](http://arxiv.org/archive/gr-qc)**__**[-qc](http://arxiv.org/archive/gr-qc)**_
_**[http://](http://arxiv.org/archive/hep-th)**__**[arxiv](http://arxiv.org/archive/hep-th)**__**[.org/archive/](http://arxiv.org/archive/hep-th)**__**[hep](http://arxiv.org/archive/hep-th)**__**[-](http://arxiv.org/archive/hep-th)**__**[th](http://arxiv.org/archive/hep-th)**_
**lots of ideas!**
**DoE continues to support our R&D on SNAP**
**NASA is in turmoil**
**Visit us at.... http://snap.LBL.gov**
- COMPETITION SENSITIVE | en |
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**COMMUNICATIONS SITE PLAN**
**HICKEY MOUNTAIN**
**KEMMERER FIELD OFFICE**
**Prepared by the United States Bureau of Land Management**
**Kemmerer Field Office**
**State of Wyoming**
**Approved: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
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**Field Manager Date**
**HICKEY MOUNTAIN COMMUNICATIONS**
**SITE PLAN**
I. INTRODUCTION [4](#introduction)
A. Terms and Definitions [4](#terms-and-definitions)
B. Purpose [5](#purpose)
C. Site Description [5](#site-description)
D. Area Served [5](#area-served)
E. Access [6](#access)
F. Site History and Development [6](#site-history-and-development)
G. Goals and Objectives of Site Management Plan
[6](#goals-and-objectives-of-site-management-plan)
II\. AUTHORITY AND DIRECTION [7](#authority-and-direction)
A. Authority [7](#authority)
B. Relationship to Communications Site Lease
[7](#relationship-to-communications-site-lease)
III\. GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES [7](#general-responsibilities)
A. The Bureau of Land Management
[7](#the-bureau-of-land-management-retains-the-responsibility-for)
B. Facility Owners and Facility Managers
[7](#facility-owners-and-facility-managers-or-their-designated-representatives-are-responsible-for)
C. FCC and NTIA/IRAC [8](#fcc-and-ntiairac-are-responsible-for)
IV\. AUTHORIZED USES AND USERS WITHIN A FACILITY
[9](#authorized-uses-and-users-within-a-facility)
Multiple User Facilities and Collocation
[9](#multiple-user-facilities-and-collocation)
V. FEES [9](#fees)
VI\. General Operation and Maintenance Direction
[9](#general-operation-and-maintenance-direction)
A. Unique Resource Considerations at this Communication Site
[9](#unique-resource-considerations-at-this-communication-site)
B. Wiring and Grounding [10](#wiring-and-grounding)
C. Equipment [10](#equipment)
D. RF Cables and Transmission Line (Wave Guides)
[12](#rf-cables-and-transmission-line-wave-guides)
E. Radiation [13](#radiation)
F. Utilities-Availability of and Requirements for:
[13](#utilities-availability-of-and-requirements-for)
G. Sanitary Facilities [14](#sanitary-facilities)
H. Security And Law Enforcement [14](#security-and-law-enforcement)
I. Site Maintenance [15](#site-maintenance)
J. Inspections [15](#inspections)
K. Fire Prevention and Hazard Reduction Requirements
[16](#fire-prevention-and-hazard-reduction-requirements)
L. Access Maintenance and Restrictions
[16](#access-maintenance-and-restrictions)
VII\. CONDITIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION, MODIFICATIONS OR EXPANSION
[17](#conditions-for-construction-modifications-or-expansion)
A. Responsibilities [17](#responsibilities)
B. Construction Methods and Resource Protection
[18](#construction-methods-and-resource-protection)
C. Construction Inspection [19](#construction-inspection)
D. New or Remodeled/Expanded Buildings
[19](#new-or-remodeledexpanded-buildings)
E. New or Remodeled/Expanded Towers
[20](#new-or-remodeledexpanded-towers)
VIII\. SITE ASSOCIATION/ADVISORY GROUP
[20](#site-associationadvisory-group)
IX\. APPENDICES [21](#appendices)
A. Site Map [21](#site-map)
B. Authorized Facilities [21](#authorized-facilities)
C. Site Photographs [21](#site-photographs)
D. Inspection Checklist [21](#inspection-checklist)
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| # INTRODUCTION |
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## Terms and Definitions
The terms used in this communications site management plan conform to
the definitions listed in the April 22, 2005, Federal Register notice
"Rights-of-Way, Principles and Procedures: Rights-of-Way Under the
Federal Land Policy and Management Act and the Mineral Leasing Act" and
clarifications provided in Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Handbook
2860-1 and the United States Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 43 CFR
2800. In the event of a conflict, between the plan and these sources,
the Federal Register notice and the BLM Handbook will govern.
The words "lease" and "lessee" as used in this plan refer to the
relationship between the Bureau of Land Management and the
communications use leaseholder, the lessee. The words "customer" and
"tenant" refer to the relationship between the lessee and the occupants
in the lessee's facilities.
LEASE -- An authorization issued to a communication facility owner or
facility manager, allowing for the use of Public Lands to construct and
or operate a communications facility and unless specifically prohibited,
to sublease to occupants in that facility.
LEASEHOLDER OR LESSEE -- Facility Owner/Facility Manager
CUSTOMER -- Entities that pay a facility owner, facility manager or
tenant for communications services and are not re-selling or
broadcasting communications services to others
TENANT -- A communications user who rents space in a communications
facility and operates communication equipment for the purpose of
re-selling, or broadcasting communications services to others for
profit.
COMMUNICATIONS SITE -- An area of Bureau of Land Management administered
public land designated through the land and resource management planning
process. A communications site may be limited to a single communications
facility, but most often encompasses more than one. Each site is
identified by name; usually a local prominent landmark, such as Hickey
Mountain Communications Site.
FACILITY MANAGER -- The holder of a Bureau of Land Management
communications use authorization who leases space for other
communication users. A facility manager does not directly provide
communications services to third parties.
FACILITY OWNER -- Individual, commercial activities, organizations, or
agencies that owns a communication facility on Federal land; own and
operate their own communications equipment; and hold a communication use
authorization.
NON-BROADCAST -- This category includes Commercial Mobile Radio Service
(CMRS), Facility Managers, Cellular Telephone, Private Mobile Radio
Service (PMRS), Microwave, Local Exchange Network, and Passive
Reflector.
BROADCAST -- This category includes Television Broadcast, AM and FM
Radio Broadcast, Cable Television, Broadcast Translator, Low Power
Television, and Low Power FM Radio.
## Purpose
This plan is intended to be used by Bureau of Land Management officials
administering communication uses at Hickey Mountain, existing lessees,
and applicants desiring a lease or a lease amendment. The plan will be
kept updated by amending pages or sections of the plan rather than
issuing a revised edition of the plan. When a revision is necessary, the
plan will be amended by letter from the Kemmerer Field Office Manager
enclosing a copy of revised pages or sections. The amendments will be
consecutively numbered.
General management direction for all land use is outlined in the
Kemmerer Resource Area RMP adopted in 1986, the U.S. Code of Federal
Regulations (CFRs) and the BLM Handbook and applicable Instruction
Memoranda. Specific direction for site management planning on designated
communications site is contained in BLM Handbook 2860-1. Primary
regulations and policy pertaining to issuance of rights-of-way and
leases by the Bureau of Land Management are found in Title 43, Code of
Federal Regulations (CFR), Sections 2801- 2803 and BLM Handbook 2860-1.
The 1986 Kemmerer Resources Management Plan, RMP, does not specifically
name Hickey Mountain but states that all existing communication
rights-of-way shall provide for subleasing, thus encouraging
collocation. Hickey Mountain was not included in any defined visual
resource area in the 1986 RMP. This RMP will be revised over the next
12-24 months. Any applicable changes to this communications site plan as
a result of the revised RMP will be made to keep this activity plan
consistent with the RMP.
Hickey Mountain will continue to be managed for low power radio,
microwave, cellular, and broadcast translator uses. The senior uses at
this site are the broadcast translators, microwave relay and associated
low-power UHF and VHF radio uses.
No communications site plan has ever been prepared for this site. This
plan has technical standards for better management of the Hickey
Mountain communications site. This plan governs development and
management of Hickey Mountain and will be modified in the future as
needs and conditions warrant. Any future such uses must be designed,
installed, operated, and maintained to be compatible and not interfere
with the primary uses.
This site-specific plan is administrative in nature and is Categorically
Excluded from further review under the National Environmental Policy Act
(NEPA) (516.DM2, Appendix 1,17). Any additional development of the site
will be addressed in a site-specific NEPA document.
## Site Description
The site is located on lands which are administered by the Kemmerer
Field Office, and located south east of Mountain View, Wyoming in
portions of Section 13, Township 13 North, Range 113 West in the 6^th^
Principle Meridian, Wyoming at approximately 41º 06' 30" North Latitude
and 110º 12' 30" West Longitude. The elevation is approximately 8,684
feet above mean sea level (msl). A site map is provided as Appendix A.
## Area Served
This site does not serve an RMA, Ranally Metro Area. The largest
community served is Mountain VIew, Wyoming. The population served from
Hickey Mountain according to the 2000 Census is less than 25,000. Fee
determination is based in part on the population zone which may be
adjusted annually based upon changes in population and growth or
designation of an RMA.
## Access
Access to the site is from Wyoming Highway 414 east and south of
Mountain View to a pump station road at about 17.8 miles and hence 2.2
miles to the top of Hickey Mountain. Access is across public and private
lands and maintenance is done by the lease holders under a separate
agreement.
## Site History and Development
Hickey Mountain communication site was first developed in 1961 with an
authorization to Lyman TV Association for a broadcast translator
facility to serve the Bridger Valley and surrounding areas. Union
Telephone was authorized a microwave relay facility in 1984. This
facility also now serves cellular needs in this area. In 1997, Uinta
Communications was authorized a commercial radio facility just west of
the Union Telephone facility.
A two-way radio facility was authorized to Uinta County. Two additional
broadcast translator facilities are authorized which are all now owned
by WYTV, including two old abandoned facilities at this site.
Current building space and tower space appears to be adequate for the
foreseeable demand. If in the future, this existing space becomes
utilized to its optimum capacity, ample land area is available for
future site development. Site specific NEPA analysis will be required
prior to any future facility modification or new facility construction.
## Goals and Objectives of Site Management Plan
1\. Hickey Mountain Site will be managed as a low power broadcast
translator, two-way radio, microwave, and cellular. The maximum power
output for the Hickey Mountain communications site is based on the
maximum output allowed for two-way radio under the Federal
Communications Commission's rules at Title 47, Code of Federal
Regulations, Part 90. As of the 2003 regulation, that would be 500 watts
ERP. Each use must operate at or below the power level authorized by
their respective FCC license as long as it does not exceed the site
limitation. This power limitation does not preclude existing and new
uses from being designed, operated and maintained to meet other
interference, noise floor, receive sensitivity, or RFR standards
included in this plan.
2\. Future authorizations and additional uses must be designed to
prevent degradation of the senior uses at this site.
3\. The overall appearance of the site and the integrity of the natural
environment will be improved through stringent maintenance requirements
and selection of authorized paint colors.
4. The site will be systematically developed to maximize the number of
compatible uses while ensuring safety and protection of resources.
5. New facilities will be developed only after appropriate
site-specific NEPA analysis and coordination with current lease
holders and users.
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## Authority
Bureau of Land Management authority to authorize communications uses on
Resource Area (BLM) land is granted by the Federal Land Policy and
Management Act of 1976, 90 Stat. 2776 (43 U.S. C. 1761-1771) and is
reflected in Title 43, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Sections 2801-
2803
and WO IB 98-23.
Bureau of Land Management authority for communications site management
planning is contained in Bureau of Land Management Handbook 2801-1, Plan
of Development. Direction on and policy for communication use
authorizations is contained in Bureau of Land Management Manual (BLM
Manual) section 2860.
Authority for the issuance of authorizations and/or licenses for the
transmission and reception of electronic radiation for communication
purposes is granted by Congress and administered by the Federal
Communications Commission (FCC) and/or the National Telecommunication
and Information Administration -- Interagency Radio Advisory Committee
(NTIA/IRAC).
## Relationship to Communications Site Lease
This site plan will be incorporated into all leases now and in the
future issued for this communications site and must be used in
conjunction with the lease. **PROVISIONS OF THE SITE PLAN ARE ENFORCED
THROUGH THE LEASE.** Each lessee is expected to include the requirements
of the lease and the site plan into any documents, which describe the
business relationship between the lessee and the lessee\'s tenants and
customers. The lessee is responsible for enforcing those provisions.
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| # GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES |
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## The Bureau of Land Management retains the responsibility for:
Issuing and amending leases and existing rights-of-way to facility
owners and facility managers, only for the areas actually occupied by
the authorized improvements. Granting occupancy and use of Public Lands
rest exclusively with the Bureau of Land Management Title 43, CFR,
Sections 2801-2803
1. . The issuance of a FCC license (authorization), or frequency
assignment, does not authorize occupancy of Public Lands.
1\. Approving any new/modified facility(ies) at the site.
2. Approving amendments to leases to qualified buyers of facilities on
the site.
## Facility Owners and Facility Managers (or their designated representatives) are responsible for:
1. Complying with their authorization and all sections of this Site
Management Plan.
2. Ensuring that all new facilities, expansions, or improvements are
consistent with the Resource Management Plans, RMP; any
environmental document(s)/decisions for the site; and, this Site
Plan.
3. Ensuring facilities/equipment not complying with Federal/State/local
laws/regulations/ ordinances will be removed or modified within one
year of the approval of this plan. Any modification needs
pre-approval by the Bureau of Land Management.
4. Keeping all facilities within the established limits of their
authorized area. The authorized area and improvements will be shown
on Autocad maps, as soon as they are available.
5. Providing the Bureau of Land Management, with the name, address and
phone number for a local contact person. The Facility Owner and
Facility Manager and the contact person may be the same individual.
The contact person will be available for emergencies and is in a
position to respond to issues involving construction issues,
facility maintenance and all equipment within the facility.
6. Adhering to the terms of the Facility Owner/Manager Lease or
Right-of-Way:
a. Facility Owners and Facility Managers are authorized to rent
building/tower space to tenants and/or customers without prior
written approval from the Bureau of Land Management.
b. Tenants and/or customers may not construct there own equipment
shelter (building, shelter or cabinet) or antenna support
structure (tower or mast). The facility owner/manager must own
all communication shelters and towers under their lease. \[If
that is not possible, a separate SF-299 application,
cost-recovery deposit, analysis, and authorization are required.
This will also result in the use being a tenant/customer of the
original lease holder in additional to being a separate facility
for billing purposes.\]
c. Tenants and/or customers using a facility covered by a Facility
Lease/right-of-way will not have separate Bureau of Land
Management permits to authorize the use.
d. Facility Owners and Facility Managers are responsible for
complying with the terms and conditions of the Facility Lease or
their valid right-of-way. Facility Owner/Managers are also
responsible for ensuring that their tenants and customers are in
compliance with the terms and conditions of the Lease or
right-of-way, and applicable FCC or NTIA/IRAC license terms and
conditions.
e. The Facility Owner and Facility Manager may not place any
unreasonable restrictions nor any restriction restraining
competition or trade practices on tenants and/or customers, or
potential tenants and/or customers.
7. Ensuring that all communications equipment is properly installed,
operated, and maintained.
8. Ensuring that all communication equipment meets ANSI, FCC and Bureau
of Land Management regulations, guidelines and standards concerning
radiation limitations.
a. Monitoring radiation levels at their facility and;
b. Immediately correcting any radiation levels that are, or could
be a hazard to human health. (FCC 47CFR sections 1.1307(b),
1.1310 and 2.1093) and FCC OET Bulletin 54, August 1999.
9. Providing a certified copy of their use and the category of use
along with the current phone numbers and addresses of all tenants
and customers as of September 30 each year. This report is due by
October 15^th^.
10. Keeping the premises around their buildings free of trash and
debris.
11. Placing the BLM serial number in six inch lettering on the face of
the building visible from the access road. This numbering system
ties to the site map, Appendix A, and will be provide upon request
to the County 911 emergency response system as a physical address in
the case of emergencies.
## FCC and NTIA/IRAC are responsible for:
The responsibilities of the FCC and NTIA/IRAC are frequency management.
Correcting interference problems is the responsibility of the affected
licensees. The FCC and NTIA/IRAC are not normally responsible for the
resolution of conflicts when the licensees or agencies are operating
within the limits of the authorizations.
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| # AUTHORIZED USES AND USERS WITHIN A FACILITY |
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## {#section .unnumbered}
## Multiple User Facilities and Collocation {#multiple-user-facilities-and-collocation .unnumbered}
Several facilities currently are designed to only accommodate the uses
of the facility owner. Other facilities are currently designed to
accommodate multiple users.
The capacity of the current facilities is adequate on both the towers
and within the existing buildings for future tenants/customers. Any
future proposals must be designed to include multiple users. This
includes multiple uses of buildings, towers, back-up generators,
grounding systems, fuel containers, access ways and parking areas.
Facility Owners and Facility Managers are not required to lease facility
space to others if they can prove to the authorized Bureau of Land
Management officer that:
1. Space is not available;
2. The use is incompatible with the existing facilities;
3. Additional space is needed by the facility owner/manager;
4. Additional users would violate system security needs; or,
5. Potential interference is not resolvable.
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| # FEES |
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The Bureau of Land Management will charge Facility Owners and Facility
Managers annual fees based on the Fee Schedule for Communications Uses
on Public Lands as adjusted annually. These fees will be fair market
value for the use of Public Lands. Since this site is not within an
established RMA, Ranally Metro Area, the population zone is less than
25,000, Zone 9 will be used for these calculations unless specifically
agreed to by the authorizing officer and until populations or RMP
designations change.
Fees that Facility Owners and Facility Managers may charge their tenants
and "customers" are to be: reasonable (consistent with, and not in
excess of, other fees for similar facilities) and commensurate with the
uses and occupancy of the facilities and services provided to tenants
and "customers".
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| # General Operation and Maintenance Direction |
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## Unique Resource Considerations at this Communication Site
1. There are no currently identified special resource coordination
considerations with on-site or adjacent resource values. Should
special conditions arise through the revision process of the RMP,
this plan will be amended accordingly. [The area has been identified
as being within suitable sage grouse nesting habitat, but long term
use of the site for communications purposes has probably reduced the
usefulness of sage grouse nesting in this area.]{.mark}
## Wiring and Grounding
> 1\. All equipment is to be installed within existing buildings and in
> metal equipment racks or within metal equipment cabinets and in
> accordance with manufacturer specifications. All equipment, racks,
> cabinets and overhead ladder trays are to be grounded and shielded in
> compliance to NEC code and in accordance with accepted industry
> standards of practice.
>
> 2\. All electrical wiring and grounding must meet the 'National
> Electrical Code" and applicable estate codes. All permanent wiring
> conducting AC current and wiring conducting DC current or 50 volts or
> more shall be installed in metallic conduit. Surge protection shall be
> installed between the electric service meter and the first power
> distribution panels.
>
> 3\. Lightening protection shall be in accordance with NEC part 810-20
> Antenna Discharge Units and part 810-21 Grounding conductors. Periodic
> bonding of the down conductor to the tower (Galvanized) steel shall be
> made with proper bonding connectors that are tin plated or made of
> brass.
>
> 4\. Each building of the lessee is to have its own separate grounding
> system for all users in that structure. Wherever practical,
> interconnection of individual grids and/or the simultaneous placement
> of a large sized copper ground wire with any new grounding systems
> that are buried on the site will be required.
>
> 5\. Site or facility grounding must be constructed of copper, with #2
> AWG or larger wire or 2" or larger solid copper strap, connected to an
> adequate site/facility ground electrode system. The site/facility
> ground electrode system shall be bonded to the power service entrance
> grounding electrode conductor. Guy wires should also be grounded using
> manufacturers approved methods to preclude bi-metallic junction and
> corrosion. All equipment on the site (buildings, towers, power units,
> transmitters, receivers, antennas, combiners, telephone systems, power
> cabinets, HVAC units, etc) must be connected to the site/facility
> ground by direct connection. Electrical system ground wiring is
> required for electrical ground fault protection and circuit breaker
> coordination. The grounding systems shall comply with applicable laws,
> codes and in accordance with standard engineering practice. Below
> ground connections must use either an exothermic welding process (i.e.
> Cadweld, Thermoweld, etc.), copper wedge pressure devices (i.e.
> Ampact, Burndy, Wrench-lock, etc.), or brazed copper connections in
> conjunction with a mechanical UL listed connector (to be used as a
> physical strength enhancement component). Brazing by itself is not an
> acceptable method of bonding below earth grade (buried).
> Communications Equipment
## Equipment
[Equipment Ownership]{.underline}
All equipment shall be labeled or the information be made available at
the site, as applicable, with:
1. The owner's name;
2. Transmitter frequency(ies);
3. A valid FCC, or IRAF, authorization;
4. Transmitting power output(s); and
5. A current 24-hour phone contact number.
[Transmitting Equipment]{.underline}
All transmitters will have protective devices (shields, filters,
isolation components), designed into or externally installed, to prevent
interference with other users. All transmitters will meet FCC licensing
requirements. 2-way transmitters should have dual section isolators for
a total of 60 db of isolation.
The re-radiation of intercepted signals from any unprotected transmitter
and its associated antenna system will be prevented by the use of
appropriate filters (wide band and narrow band broadcast transmitters).
The direct radiation of out-of-band emissions (i.e. noise or spurious
harmonics) will be reduced to a level such that they may not be
identified as a source of interference as defined in the FCC Rules and
Regulations (e.g. Part 90.209(e)). (If electromagnetic noise becomes an
issue at this site, prior to any additional uses, noise threshold limits
must be established, and amended into the Site Plan.)
All transmitters not in immediate use and not specifically designated as
standby equipment shall be removed. Loads connected to circulators are
to be capable of dissipating the total power output of the transmitter.
[Receiving Equipment]{.underline}
A bandpass device (cavity, crystal filter, etc.) is recommended at the
input of all receiving devices. Cavity filters, or other protective
device, may be used at receiver inputs to reduce interference.
Where duplexing is used a bandpass cavity duplexer is required. Use of
the notch type device is not permitted.
[Tower]{.underline}
1. Generally only one tower is authorized for each facility owner.
Facility Owners and Facility Managers may obtain permission to
construct the second tower only after submitting evidence that
demonstrates that their existing tower(s) is/are completely filled
and full use has been made of combining systems. When a single
equipment building is required, multiple antenna support structures
may need to be designed and authorized to accommodate all uses
without interference.
2. All new towers must be self supporting lattice or monopole or reduce
visual impact, land occupied and reduce potential for interference.
3. To avoid possible impacts to birds or bats, follow the most current
version of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's Interim Guidelines on
the Siting, Construction, Operation and Decommissioning of
Communication Towers (available at
http://migratorybirds.fws.gov/issues/towers/comtow.html).
4. All towers will be left unpainted, if they are dull, galvanized
steel. Paint is required, only if they have a shiny (i.e.
reflective) surface. Only non-reflective, Bureau of Land Management
approved dark gray to green colors will be approved unless FCC
requires red/white striping. All towers will be treated for low to
non-reflectance.
5. Only lights, beacons or strobes specifically required by the FCC
and/or the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will be allowed on
towers (including antennas).
6. The maximum tower height for this site is 100 feet including the
antenna.
[Antennas]{.underline}
1. Microwave (dish) antennas (other than ground mounted satellite
dishes) will be limited to a maximum of twelve (12) feet in
diameter. Smallest diameter dishes are preferred if technically
feasible.
2. All antennas must meet all OSHA safety standards. If an antenna
exceeds FCC public or occupation standards (see FSS OET Bulletin
57), it will be remedied within 24 hours after measures are taken or
isolated (e.g., fencing, signing, relocation, lowering power levels
are all possible remedies). Ground measurements of Radio Frequency
Radiation, RFR, levels will be taken before mitigation measures are
implemented.
3. Color(s) for dish antennas, or covers, must be pre-approved by the
Bureau of Land Management. New white dish antennas and/or covers
will not be approved. Existing white dishes and covers must be
repainted or replaced with grey as repairs or replacement become
necessary.
4. Antennas will be treated for low to non-reflectance as repairs or
replacement become necessary.
[Interference]{.underline}
The responsibility for correcting interference problems is a matter for
resolution between the permit/lease holder of the facility(ies), the
user causing the interference, and the affected party(ies). Generally,
the first users on a site have seniority with respect to the resolution
of interference complaints. Senior holders have an obligation to
maintain their equipment to industry standards, to operate their systems
in accordance with the terms of both the FCC license and NTIA/IRAC
frequency authorization, and to comply with the Bureau of Land
Management authorization. New users on a site must correct, at their
expense, interference problems that they create. They must cease
operation of the suspect equipment until the problem is corrected. If
interference problems cannot be resolved or corrected within a
reasonable time, the new use that is causing the interference may be
terminated and the equipment removed.
The Bureau of Land Management does not have authority for correcting
interference problems, but can act as a mediator to help all affected
parties. Interference problems must be coordinated with the FCC or
NTIA/IRAC, whichever is appropriate.
Interference with law enforcement and/or emergency communications must
be corrected immediately. The operation of equipment covered by this
Site Plan shall not interfere with United States Government radio or
electronic operations already in existence on public land within two (2)
miles of the site to which this authorization refers. The user causing
this interference, shall, at its own expense, take all action necessary
to prevent or eliminate such interferences. If it does not eliminate
such interference within ten (10) days after receipt of notice from the
Bureau of Land Management to do so, this use will be terminated.
(If electromagnetic noise becomes an issue, noise thresholds will be
established and appended to this Plan.)
## RF Cables and Transmission Line (Wave Guides)
All new cabling will be jacketed and shielded and shall either be
flexible or semi-rigid type. Existing substandard cables will be
upgraded as repairs or replacement become necessary.
Cables will be properly installed and will be strapped and fastened
down.
All transmission lines (wave guides) are to be supported in accordance
with manufacturer's specifications.
Unjacketed transmission line of any type is prohibited. No transmission
lines shall be left unterminated.
Double shielded braided, or solid shielded cable will be used. No RG-8
type cable is permitted. No connector-type adapters will be used on
transmission lines. Only correct connectors that will mate to connected
devices are to be used.
## Radiation
All communications uses must meet ANSI, FCC and Bureau of Land
Management regulations guidelines and standards concerning radiation
limitations. This site is considered uncontrolled for purposes of
compliance with the RFR standards.
Monitoring radiation levels at the site is the responsibility of all
site users and will occur at intervals to comply with FCC regulations
and guidelines. A copy of the monitoring report will be provided to the
Bureau of Land Management within 30 days of its completion.
Onsite RFR measurements will be taken using appropriate equipment that
can adequately measure both on-tower and on the ground levels before
mitigation measures related to RFR are implemented.
Security fences with RFR notice signs are required around ground areas
that exceed public use levels. Tower anti-climbing ladder devices with
RFR notice signs or fencing are required on towers with RFR measurements
that exceed public use levels. All fencing location and design will be
pre-approved by the Bureau of Land Management.
Warning signs will comply with ANSI C95.2 color, symbol, and content
conventions. Contact information including name and telephone number
will also be included on new warning signs. Existing warning signs
compliant with FCC 47 CFR 1.1307(b) which do not currently include name
and telephone number will be accepted as long as the name and telephone
number is clearly posted on other signage at the Lessee's site.
Lowering power levels for on-tower access during maintenance will be
coordinated between affected users.
Any identified RFR radiation problems that are, or could be, a human
health hazard must be corrected within 24 hours after measurement tests
have been completed or be removed from the site by the site user(s). If
the proposed corrective action involves any new ground disturbance, it
must be pre-approved by the BLM.
## Utilities-Availability of and Requirements for:
[Commercial Electrical Power]{.underline}
Commercial power is provided to the site under permit to Bridger
Electric. The distribution line and portions of the service drops are
aerial. Future service drops or modifications will be buried.
[Telephone Service]{.underline}
[Qwest]{.mark} provides commercial telephone service to this site.
[Fuel Tanks]{.underline}
All facility owners are responsible for providing fuel storage (propane
or diesel) and emergency power for their tenants. No tenants will be
authorized their own fuel tank and/or generator. Fuel storage will
preferably be consolidated into a tank large enough in size to
accommodate all tenants by each facility owner. At a minimum, tanks will
be grouped together in a consolidated area adjacent to their facilities.
All fuel, storage tanks (e.g. LPG, propane) must meet current fire
department, Federal, State and local government safety and hazardous
materials requirements.
1. All tanks will be:
> a\. Signed in red letters, "SMOKING OR OPEN FLAME PROHIBITED WITHIN 20
> FEET";
>
> b\. In conformance with National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
> requirements; and,
>
> c\. Painted an approved color, or screened by an enclosure to blend in
> with the natural environment. LPG tanks are universally recognized to
> be a dull white paint finish. If there is visual impact from the
> location of the LPG tank, then they must be enclosed in an enclosure
> to blend in with the natural environment. (If an enclosure is used, it
> must be pre-approved and painted an approved color).
>
> 2\. Diesel tanks will also be:
>
> a\. Enclosed in Bureau of Land Management and fire department approved
> secondary containment vaults that are painted a Bureau of Land
> Management approved color.
>
> b\. Constructed with underground fuel lines. Fuel line must be
> constructed of black, treated pipe and fittings, and must be posted.
## Sanitary Facilities
> 1\. Plans for any new sanitary facilities must be pre-approved by the
> Bureau of Land Management. If it is determined by the Bureau of Land
> Management that the user needs such facilities, they will be provided
> by the applicant/holder in a manner and location satisfactory to the
> Bureau of Land Management and within the requirements of the Borough
> Health Department.
## Security And Law Enforcement
The County Sheriff's Department is the key law enforcement agency for
the area. They are responsible for most civil and criminal matters. The
Bureau of Land Management will be responsible for enforcing matters
related to uses of BLM lands (e.g. resource protection issues).
Patrol and policing for security purposes is the holder's
responsibility. If holders desire to have the protection of fencing,
Bureau of Land Management approval must be obtained first. To reduce
visual clutter and efficiently utilize existing space, fencing groups of
buildings will be encouraged.
Any access gates must be adequate for Bureau of Land Management and
County Fire Department access needs.
[Fencing]{.underline}
Several facilities are currently fenced. Current fencing and any future
modification must meet the following criteria:
> 1\. All fences must meet health and safety requirements.
>
> 2\. All fence locations and design require Bureau of Land Management
> pre-approval. The standard fencing type will be chain-link (i.e.
> cyclone).
>
> 3\. The standard fence height will be eight (8) feet.
>
> 4\. Fencing will be designed, maintained, and of a type to minimize
> interference issues.
>
> 5\. Fences will be signed with RFR notices if RFR is above public
> levels.
## Site Maintenance
The objective of maintenance activities is to present a clean, neat, and
orderly appearance at the site and have all of the authorized
improvements safe for workers and the public. All users will keep up the
overall appearance of the site.
Miscellaneous debris remaining after any construction and/or equipment
installation, removal or modification, is not only a hazard, but can
cause interference or intermodulation problems. In particular, all loose
wire or metal objects are to be removed from the site.
The users of the Site will remove all graffiti within 10 working days of
finding it, weather permitting. If graffiti is on natural features (e.g.
rocks), the graffiti will be removed in a method approved by the Bureau
of Land Management Authorized Officer.
Holders will not be permitted to leave or dispose of trash, garbage or
cut brush on public lands. No outside trash or litter containers will be
provided. Site users (i.e. holders) will remove litter from the site as
it is produced.
Policing of litter in common areas (i.e. areas between buildings and
developed sites) is the shared responsibility of those holders bordering
these areas.
During construction and/or maintenance, paintbrushes will not be cleaned
off on the rocks around the site and excess materials (e.g. cement) will
be removed from public lands.
Peeling paint on buildings and/or towers will be re-painted within
thirty (30) days of notification of the holder by the BLM; or scheduled
during summer months if notified when it is too cold to paint. A
response will be required from the lessee as to when the maintenance
will be completed if it is too cold to complete the maintenance action
within the designated time frame.
The Lessee is responsible for the abatement and control of noxious weeks
within the bounds of their lease site and common use areas. This
includes the access road to Hickey Mountain. Abatement practices are to
be implemented in accordance with the Kemmerer Field Office Weed
Abatement programs, as coordinated with Uinta County Weed and Pest.
## Inspections
Unless waived in writing by the Bureau of Land Management, the holder is
to provide, annually, a certified inspection of the facilities and
equipment covered by the authorization. The inspection will include
technical review that assures that authorized equipment is operating
within the specifics of this Site Plan, the FCC authorization, ANSI
Standards, and the manufacturer's specifications. In addition, the
inspection must assure that the authorized equipment is secure, free of
rust, properly grounded, and otherwise properly operated and maintained.
This inspection should also review general good \"housekeeping\". A copy
of the inspection report, certified by a telecommunication specialist,
is to be provided to the Bureau of Land Management within 30 days of
completion. Appendix D provides an example of the inspection checklist.
The Bureau of Land Management may also conduct un-announced periodic
reviews to monitor for authorization compliance.
## Fire Prevention and Hazard Reduction Requirements
Facility owners and managers will be required to maintain a mowed fine
fuels, gravel or mineral soil, a minimum of thirty (30) feet clearance
around their buildings and a minimum of ten (10) feet clearance around
any propane tanks. Identified threatened, endangered, or sensitive plant
species must remain within the minimum clearance areas.
Smoking is prohibited while walking in flammable vegetation.
The roof structure shall be kept reasonably clear of leaves, twigs, and
other debris at all times.
No explosives will be stored at this site. Flammable materials shall be
stored in conformance with the requirements of local fire regulations.
Flammables will be placed in closed containers and stored away from
sources of ignition and combustible materials. If flammables are stored
within a building, the building will be locked, properly signed and well
ventilated.
Approved spark arresters will be required and maintained on all internal
combustion engines.
At least one (1) U.L. rated 40 A:B:C dry chemical fire extinguisher is
required inside at least one of the Lease holder's buildings at their
site. Prior to each June, fire extinguisher(s) shall be inspected and
refilled by holders, if necessary. This requirement may also be met by
the presence of a fully serviceable comparably rated fire extinguisher
in the vehicle of the responsible party visiting their site.
Any fire will be immediately reported to "911", the nearest Bureau of
Land Management office or the County Sheriff.
Periodic fire prevention inspections are made by Bureau of Land
Management Officers. They will call to your attention any lack of
compliance with the above regulations, plus any other existing hazards.
Compliance with these inspections is required within the time limits
specified.
All fire protection standards must be accomplished by the beginning of
fire season unless otherwise agreed to, and then maintained throughout
the fire season.
For new construction, the Bureau of Land Management will provide the
Holder with a separate Construction Fire Plan which will be prepared at
that time as applicable.
## Access Maintenance and Restrictions
[Roads]{.underline}
From Wyoming State Highway 414, the current access is on local roads on
lands administered by the BLM to the site. The road is included in the
ROW grant of Union Telephone.
Holders who damage or disturb the access road, or any associated
structures, such as ditches, culverts, roadside vegetation, signs and/or
underground utilities or facilities, will be required to repair the road
or associated structures to conditions equal to or superior to those
prior to any damage or disturbance. These actions may require a new NEPA
analysis.
[Interior Site Driveways/ Parking Areas]{.underline}
Roads within the communications site will be maintained by the site
users. Interior roads will be planned and approved during establishment
of new facilities. Interior roads will be maintained in a manner to
allow only one entrance to the site. The intent is to discourage
off-road vehicle use in and around the site.
[Road Closures]{.underline}
Native surface roads are subject to periodic closures to entry during
periods of extreme fire danger, inclement weather, or wet conditions.
Authorized site users may use the site during these periods, but should
use judgment and may need to seek advance approval from the Bureau of
Land Management.
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## Responsibilities
> In addition to the responsibilities listed in Section III, New
> Facility Owners and Facility Managers are responsible for:
>
> 1\. Submitting a complete application to the Kemmerer Field Office
> prior to any new construction, or modifications to existing
> improvements (ATTN: "Realty Specialist"). The application must
> include:
>
> a\. Submitting the appropriate Cost Recovery fees in connection with
> the application.
>
> b\. A copy of the approved Site Plan Base Map showing all of the
> proposed (new) facilities including structures, towers, and auxiliary
> equipment;
>
> c\. Completed drawings/plans prepared by a registered engineer and
> approved by the Bureau of Land Management;
>
> d\. Identification of any microwave beam paths, a plot of their
> azimuth(s), and their proposed elevation(s) on the tower;
>
> e\. All proposals must include documentation that shows that proposed
> facilities will not be obstructing, or interfering with, any existing
> fixed point to point antennas, omni directional broadcast antennas, or
> microwave beam paths in the directions of primary population targets.
> Proposed beam path needs must be shown on Site Plan Base Map; and,
>
> f\. Any needed recommendations, changes or modifications to their
> original proposal, based on any required resource surveys and/or
> reports.
>
> 2\. Demonstrating that their proposals will not cause undue
> interference with any existing uses before new facilities can be
> approved by the Bureau of Land Management, the applicant has the
> responsibility to demonstrate that they will not cause undue
> interference with any existing uses. In addition, it is the
> applicant's responsibility to show that any new facilities will make
> the most efficient use of the limited amount of space at the site.
>
> 3\. Showing that their proposals will provide for future users without
> additional construction are encouraged.
>
> 4\. Providing engineering and geotechnical investigations for
> development of specific foundation designs and grading plans.
>
> 5\. Providing an Erosion Control Plan prior to construction
> activities. At a minimum, the Erosion Control Plan must include:
> sediment control, stipulations that cut/fill slopes will be graded and
> contoured to prevent erosion and/or excessive runoff, and
> recommendations for temporary erosion control measures, (e.g. netting,
> silt fences, swales, and/or sediment collection areas).
>
> 6\. Coordinating with other Federal (e.g., FCC and FAA), State and
> Borough agencies and obtainment of all required approvals and/or
> permits.
>
> 7\. Providing 30-day notice to all facility owners/managers at the
> site, as well as the Bureau of Land Management, of all new frequencies
> proposed for the site. A completed BLM technical data sheet or
> equivalent must be sent with the 30-day notice to allow for comment of
> potential interference. This would be for new frequencies for
> themselves and their tenants.
>
> 8\. Insuring that all written approvals have been obtained from the
> Bureau of Land Management prior to construction. In addition, new
> and/or modified facilities will not obstruct existing fixed
> point-to-point antennas or omni-directional broadcast antennas in
> directions of primary population targets.
## Construction Methods and Resource Protection
Plans submitted by an applicant for any new construction or
modifications shall specify provisions for soil rehabilitation measures
including, but not limited to, soil replacement and stabilization and
for proper handling of runoff from buildings, parking area, access
roads, and undeveloped common areas.
The following methods and resource protection measures will be required
to minimize impacts during construction:
> 1\. Avoid and protect sensitive resource areas, as identified by the
> Bureau of Land Management.
>
> 2\. Compliance with the Erosion Control Plan.
>
> 3\. During construction and/or maintenance, paintbrushes will not be
> cleaned off on rocks around site and no marks of any kind (including
> survey marks) will be permitted on rocks.
>
> 4\. Minimize ground disturbance and vegetation removal as much as
> possible during construction activities. All ground-disturbing
> activities require Bureau of Land Management pre-approval.
>
> 5\. Any extensive cut and fill slopes will be re-vegetated with
> vegetation species approved by BLM as soon as possible after
> construction. All re-vegetation requires Bureau of Land Management
> pre-approval. If necessary, reseeding will be required until
> vegetation is successfully established as determined by the Bureau of
> Land Management.
>
> 6\. No grading material will be cast off during
> construction/reconstruction activities. Excess soil can be used for
> fill material on road and/or building/tower pads.
>
> 7\. Temporary, on-site storage of construction materials will require
> pre-approval by the Bureau of Land Management.
>
> 8\. Construction materials and supplies, except for hazardous
> materials (see number 10. below) may be left unattended at the
> construction site at the end of each workday, but at the owner's risk.
>
> 9\. Hazardous materials, including, but not limited to all fuels,
> oils, and lubricants are not to be left unattended at the site at any
> time. During construction, these materials are to be removed from the
> site at the end of each workday, or temporarily stored inside a locked
> and signed building until the following workday.
>
> 10\. All surplus construction materials and/or waste debris must be
> removed from the site no later than thirty (30) days after
> construction has been completed.
>
> 11\. Any earth moving or heavy equipment (e.g. dozers, graders,
> cranes, backhoes, etc.) leaving the designated roadway and/or approved
> parking area(s) to perform authorized activities at the site, will be
> washed off prior to being brought onto public land to prevent the
> introduction and spread of noxious weeds into the area.
## Construction Inspection
1\. All new construction, reconstruction, or major modification shall
conform to the established technical standards and accepted engineering
practices (i.e., the Uniform Building Code).
2\. Any construction inspections required by other applicable agencies
are the responsibility of the holder. Copies of completed inspections
are to be provided to the Field Manager, either as they occur or as part
of the final as-built plan. Inspection information shall become a
permanent part of the proponent's special-use file.
3\. The Holder agrees that corrective work detailed in Bureau of Land
Management, or other agency required compliance inspections, would be
completed by the scheduled completion date. If the Holder disagrees or
has questions about specific items, the Holder must contact the Bureau
of Land Management in order that the disagreement or item may be
resolved.
4\. A final set of as-built plans will be submitted to the Field Manager
within 90 days of acceptance of structure (if contracted) or of
completion date.
## New or Remodeled/Expanded Buildings
1. Any new buildings must be designed to accommodate multiple users
along with fitting into the physical environment as defined in a
site-specific environmental analysis developed at the time of the
proposal.
2. Buildings are required to be one-story. The roof must be metal or
covered with metal or other fire resistant material. Roofs can be
equipped with antenna support structures, such as poles and railings
that can extend up to 25-feet above ground level.
3. Facility Owners and Facility Managers are encouraged to construct
the interior of their buildings in a modular fashion, so that they
can:
> a\. Sublease sections to others;
>
> b\. Provide tenants and customers with internal separation and
> security;
>
> c\. Reduce physical interference; and
>
> d\. Increase management effectiveness.
4. The following materials are approved for construction of new
facilities (i.e. buildings)
#### a. Floors -- Concrete slab with drainage. {#a.-floors-concrete-slab-with-drainage. .unnumbered}
> b\. Walls -- Concrete block, pre-fabricated concrete, or other
> pre-approved fire resistant materials.
>
> c\. Roof -- Metal, or concrete, if painted to eliminate shiny
> surfaces, or other fireproof material as approved by the Bureau of
> Land Management. Proposals for wooden roofs will not be approved.
>
> d\. Partitions -- If it is felt partitions are necessary in buildings,
> ensure they are constructed with fire resistant material (e.g.,
> concrete block, reinforced concrete, or properly grounded expanded
> metal.
>
> e\. Color -- Proposed color for use on all exterior building surfaces
> must be pre-approved by the Bureau of Land Management. The goal of the
> color selection for the facilities is to make the building as
> inconspicuous as possible and make buildings located on the skyline
> look inconspicuous when viewed from a distance. The intent is to
> reduce or eliminate glare from reflective and/or illuminated surfaces
> such as windowpanes, sheeting and reflective paints. Non-reflective,
> Bureau of Land Management approved earth tone colors will be used on
> equipment buildings.
>
> f\. Pre-fabricated equipment shelters which meet the above
> requirements may be approved.
5. Building entry lights must:
> a\. Only light the immediate area in the vicinity of the door;
>
> b\. Be motion activated and have a limited time duration (e.g., 3-5
> minutes); and
>
> c\. Have a shielded beam that is pointed at the building door.
>
> Requests for all-night (i.e. "dusk-to-dawn") lighting, or entry
> lighting that would be visible from outside of the site will not be
> approved.
## New or Remodeled/Expanded Towers
1. All new construction, reconstruction, and modifications to towers
will be pre-approved by the Bureau of Land Management prior to
implementation.
2. It is the applicant/holder's responsibility to assure that a new, or
modified, structure will not unduly interfere electronically or
physically with any existing equipment at the site. Towers must be
spaced, so as to prevent ground level radiation and/or interference
problems. This must be clearly demonstrated in writing to the Bureau
of Land Management prior to issuance of a lease, permit, or
amendment.
3. All new towers will comply with current structural and safety
specifications and design standards, including safety-climbing
devices. Towers should be as narrow and "open" as safety and
structural integrity allow. New towers will be designed using
maximum wind, snow, and/or tower loading anticipated for the site.
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| # SITE ASSOCIATION/ADVISORY GROUP |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
A Site Association may be desirable for the Hickey Mountain
Communication Site as issues arise in the future requiring more user
coordination. If formed in the future, the Site Association would be
responsible for obtaining access, maintenance and upkeep of internal
roads and parking areas. The Site Association would also be responsible
for ensuring cooperation between users for on-tower access. A Site
Safety officer would be identified within the Site Association. The Site
Association would be expected to develop a Radiofrequency Radiation
Plan/Agreement and recommend measures to reduce interference issues
(e.g., through use of filters).
The goal of the Site Association would also be to maximize the effective
use of the site. The objective of a sanctioned association will be to
represent all site users as a group when dealing with the Kemmerer Field
Office on matters relating to the Site administration. The association
would be able to work in cooperation with the Bureau of Land Management
(BLM), and Uinta County to identify problems or opportunities and make
recommendations to these entities for any changes in management
strategies at the site. The association could also provide input to
these entities regarding the future addition of equipment and facilities
at the site. While the advice and recommendations of the association
would not be binding on these entities, they could use the input for
administration of the site. The BLM and County or their representatives
would be a member of such a group and would help jointly develop the
charter (i.e., the ground rules).
In the absence of a formal Site Association, the BLM may utilize a Site
Advisory Group that can make suggestions and/or recommendations to
specific problems associated with the administration of the site.
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| # APPENDICES |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
## Site Map
## Authorized Facilities
## Site Photographs
## Inspection Checklist
**APPENDIX A**
**HICKEY MOUNTAIN**
**SITE MAP**
**APPENDIX B**
**AUTHORIZED FACILITIES**
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| | ** | **U | ** | ** | **Access/ | **O |
| | Auth** | se** | Build | Tower** | Parking** | ther** |
| | | | ing** | | | |
| | **\#** | | | | | |
+============+========+======+=======+=========+===========+========+
| **Facility | **WYW | **C | * | **25' | **Access | **500 |
| 1** | 8 | EL** | *12'x | la | road 20'x | gal |
| | 2547** | | 24' | ttice** | 11,000' | p |
| **Union | | | bl | | and | ropane |
| T | | | ock** | **40' | parking** | and |
| elephone** | | | | la | | gener |
| | | | * | ttice** | | ator** |
| | | | *12'x | | | |
| | | | 21' | **20' | | |
| | | | fi | wood | | |
| | | | bergl | pole** | | |
| | | | ass** | | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| | | | | | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| **Facility | **WYW | **CM | * | **60' | **Access | |
| 2** | 13 | RS** | *12'x | guyed** | and | |
| | 9486** | | 12' | | parking** | |
| **Uinta | | | w | | | |
| Commun | | | ood** | | | |
| ications** | | | | | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| | | | | | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| **Facility | **WYW | ** | * | **100' | **Access | **500 |
| 3** | 16 | CMRS | *18'x | la | and | gal |
| | 3566** | or | 18' | ttice** | parking** | pro |
| **Uinta | | PM | block | | | pane** |
| County** | | RS** | w/ | | | |
| | | | metal | | | * |
| | | | le | | | *gener |
| | | | an-to | | | ator** |
| | | | over | | | |
| | | | g | | | |
| | | | enera | | | |
| | | | tor** | | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| | | | | | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| **Facility | **WYW | ** | * | **7-30' | **Access | |
| 4** | 16 | BT** | *15'x | wood | and | |
| | 3564** | | 18'** | poles** | parking** | |
| **WYTV** | | | | | | |
| | | | **bl | ** | | |
| | | | ock** | Receive | | |
| | | | | a | | |
| | | | | ntennas | | |
| | | | | on | | |
| | | | | ridge** | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| | | | | | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| **Facility | **WYW | ** | **8'x | **2-30' | **Access | |
| 5** | 16 | BT** | 8' | wood | and | |
| | 3564** | | me | poles** | parking** | |
| **WYTV** | | | tal** | | | |
| | | | | ** | | |
| | | | | Receive | | |
| | | | | antenna | | |
| | | | | off | | |
| | | | | ridge** | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| | | | | | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| **Facility | **WYW | ** | **6'x | * | **Access | |
| 6** | 16 | BT** | 8' | *10-30' | and | |
| | 3564** | | me | wood | parking** | |
| **WYTV** | | | tal** | poles** | | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | **old | | | |
| | | | trai | | | |
| | | | ler** | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| | | | **old | | | |
| | | | 15'x | | | |
| | | | 20' | | | |
| | | | w | | | |
| | | | ood** | | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
| | | | | | | |
+------------+--------+------+-------+---------+-----------+--------+
**APPENDIX C**
**SITE PHOTOGRAPHS**
**APPENDIX D**
"Hickey Mountain Annual Technical Inspection"
Date Inspected:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Time
Inspection:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Permit Holder:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Authorization \#
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Site Technician :
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Phone \#
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Number of Transmitters \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
License Posted
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
*Please mark the following Items as Acceptable (A) or Unacceptable (U).*
Electrical Wiring \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U)
Grounding \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U)
Equipment Installation \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U) Housekeeping
\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U)
Building Repair \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U) Tower
Repair \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (A) (U)
*Please mark the following Items as Yes (Y) or NO (N) or (NA)*
Isolators \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (Y)
(N) (NA) Circulators \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (Y) (N)
(NA)
Cavities \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (Y)
(N) (NA) Terminators \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (Y) (N)
(NA)
Filters \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--
(Y) (N) (NA) Lightning Protection \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-- (Y) (N) (NA)
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*Please make the required corrective action within the next 120 days.*
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converted_docs | 937264 | **Session IV -- Physiology, Ecology and Production -- Poster IV-6**
**Environment and Herbicides Effects on the Quantity of Covered Grains
in Naked Oat**
Lanoie, N.^1^, Collin, J. ^1^, Frégeau-Reid, J. ^2^, Pageau, D. ^3^,
Lajeunesse, J. ^3^, Durand, J. ^4^, Vanasse, A. ^1\*^.
^1^Department of phytology, Laval University, Quebec, QC, Canada;
^2^Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), Ottawa ON, Canada;
^3^AAFC-Normandin, QB, Canada; ^4^Semican inc., Princeville, QC, Canada.
\*Corresponding author: Phone: (418) 656-2131 #12262; E-mail:
<[email protected]>
With hulless grains and higher nutritional value, naked oat (*Avena
sativa* L. *var nuda*) can be used as feed for animals, as food for
human consumption, and introduced in pharmaceutical and cosmetic
products. Because of its high energy value, naked oat is an interesting
feed for racing horses. Unfortunately, the naked grain character
expression is rarely complete. Naked oat harvested in the province of
Quebec, Canada, has on average 10 % of covered grains and sometimes
more. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of
environment, herbicides and their application stage on the quantity of
covered grains in naked oat. Eight oat lines known to express genetic
variability for naked grain characteristics were selected. Three of them
produced few covered grains, three lines gave a lot and the two others
average between those two groups. The naked oat lines were evaluated
over two years at four experimental sites in the province of Quebec,
Canada. At each site, each entry was treated with one of three types of
herbicides: Bromoxynil/MCPA, Dicamba/MCPA and Thifensulfuron
methyl/Tribenuron methyl and compared with a hand weeded check. The
herbicides were applied at the same growth stage (12-13 of Zadoks). In
another trial, at two experimental sites, herbicides were applied on
three lines at two growing stages: Zadoks 12-13 and 22-23. The results
showed that the proportion of covered grains differed among years,
sites, herbicides and lines. In the first trial, in 2006, the site with
the greatest proportion of covered grains had 5.7 % of covered grains
(by weight) and 2.2 % more than the other sites. In 2007, a different
site had the greatest proportion with 7.1 % and 2.5 % more covered
grains than the other sites. Furthermore, Dicamba/MCPA applications gave
5.5 % and 6.7 % of covered grains in 2006 and 2007, respectively. It was
1.9 % and 1.7 % more covered grains compared to the other treatments.
The line with the lowest covered grains quantity had 1.0 % while the
highest had 9.3 %. Lines that developed the fewest covered grains
produced 5.6 % in 2006 and 5.8 % in 2007 less covered grains on average
than the lines that produced a lot of covered grains. With the
Dicamba/MCPA application, the lines that produced a lot of covered
grains gave 7.9 % in 2006 and 6.8 % in 2007 more covered grains than the
lines that produced few covered grains. There were no significant
differences among the remaining herbicide treatments and the weeded
check for the proportion of covered grains. In the second trial,
Dicamba/MCPA application at the 22-23 Zadoks stage raised the quantity
of covered grains by 3.9 % in 2006 and 5.0 % in 2007 compared with
application at the earlier stage. For Bromoxynil/MCPA and Thifensulfuron
methyl/Tribenuron methyl, no differences were noticed among the 12-13
and 22-23 Zadoks stages applications in the quantity of covered grains.
One line reacted very strongly to the late Dicamba/MCPA application. It
gave up to 19.0 % of covered grains, 10.0 % more than the early
application. These results demonstrated that we can reduce the
proportion of covered grains by growing oat varieties with the least
tendency to retain hull and by avoiding herbicides with phytotoxic
effects such as Dicamba/MCPA. Since Dicamba/MCPA has an impact on the
phenotypic expression of the grains, it would be interesting to evaluate
if it has an influence on the nutritional value of naked oat.
| en |
markdown | 910180 | # Presentation: 910180
## The Early Childhood System Building Tool
- Marjory Ruderman
- Women’s and Children’s Health Policy Center
***UCLA Center for Healthier Children, Families and Communities***
***Women’s and Children’s Health Policy Center***
## Working Group
- Kandi Buckland (El Paso County, CO)
- Bill Hollinshead (RI)
- Cathy Kluttz-Hile (NC)
- Rochelle Mayer (NCEMCH)
- Al Romeo (UT)
- Ralph Schubert (IL)
- Meg Booth (AMCHP)
- Tom Rice (UCLA)
- Lorraine Brown and Joe Zogby (MCHB)
## Guiding Principles
- Simple framework with flexible uses
- System-level perspective
- Roles and contributions of MCH viewed from within that perspective
- Value of non-traditional and non-governmental partners
- Importance of state-local linkages and reciprocal roles
## Natural Continuum
**child**
**family**
**community**
**state**
## Early Childhood System Components
**SHARED GOALS**
**for children and families**
**Title V**
**Mental Health**
**Education**
**Medicaid**
**Title V Roles & Activities**
**UNIQUE CONTRIBUTIONS OF SYSTEM PARTNERS**
***others***
**Families**
**SYSTEM PARTNERSHIPS**
**GENERIC STRATEGIES**
**Mental Health Roles & Activities**
**Education ****Roles & Activities**
**Medicaid Roles & Activities**
***others***
***others***
## Shared Goals
| SECCS Focus Area | Child Outcomes | Family Outcomes | Community Outcomes | State Policy/
System Outcomes |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Medical Home | All children have a source of coordinated, comprehensive and family-centered primary health care.
Examples of outcomes:
—# and % of children under age 5 with medical homes
—Immunization rates | Services and system meet families’ needs.
Examples of outcomes:
— Rates of consumer satisfaction, including cost and location of services
—# clinics with extended hours
| Medical homes are linked to other community resources.
Examples of outcomes:
— # and % of children receiving referrals from medical homes
--- Information is exchanged among service providers (as feasible given privacy constraints) | Health care financing systems provide incentives to community- or hospital-based pediatric practices to operate as a medical home.
Examples of outcomes:
—State Medicaid, CHIP, and Early Intervention payment rates are adequate to meet needs
—# and % of practices reporting billing codes and reimbursement rates as barriers to providing a medical home |
## System Partnerships
| Child/Family Level | Community Level | State System/
Policy Level |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Mental health care professionals
Center- and home-based child care and preschool providers | Mental health/child guidance and substance abuse agencies
Child health and child mental health consultants
Developmental disabilities agency
Child Care Resource and Referral programs
Licensing and accreditation agency | Mental health agency
Mental health associations
Psychiatry/psychology professional association
Child care agency
Healthy Child Care America |
## Programmatic Strategies
- Co-location of services
- Cross-program training
- ECCS focus areas (mental home, mental health, early care/education, family support, parent education)
## System Strategies
- Accountability and measurement
- Quality improvement
- Financing
- Legislative
- Organizational capacity building
- Community capacity building
- Employment related
- Collaboration
- Service systems integration
- Constituency building
- Communications
## Examples of Title V Activities
| | Family
Level | Community
Level | State System/
Policy Level |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Cross-Cutting | Provide/promote home visiting services for families with young children to facilitate access to all services
Involve parents in planning
Establish and publicize a single referral mechanism for early childhood services (e.g., a hotline) | Evaluate programs’ effectiveness at meeting organizational goals (e.g., staff development, quality, compensation structure)
Disseminate best practices for co-located services, inc. school-based health centers | Convene state-level stakeholders to learn about their roles in early childhood systems development and how each stakeholder gains from others’ contributions
Fund/oversee/support or advocate for cross-service initiatives (e.g., child care health consultants, transportation plans) |
## Potential Uses of Tool
- Articulating goals and work plans
- Identifying measurable outcomes
- Monitoring and quality improvement
- Conveying common concerns and unique contributions of system partners
- Internal education and orientation
- External education and communications
## The Tool is NOT intended to:
- Define a strategic planning process
- Prescribe goals, outcomes, partnerships, strategies or activities
## Helpful Resources on Indicators:
- See handout of selected reference resources
- Also see:
- Webcast of session on measurement for EC services
- Upcoming chartbook of EC indicators (available June 2004 from Child Trends)
- Compendium of indicators from Child Trends* (**www.childtrends.org/PDF/schoolreadiness&progress.pdf**)*
- Advancing State Child Indicators Initiative (*aspe.hhs.gov/hsp/cyp/child-ind98*)
## The Tool IS intended to be:
- A springboard for discussion and ideas
## External Review of Tool
- SECCS grantees and partner agencies
- Local public health representatives via CityMatCH and NACCHO
- Other national organizations
- Zero to Three, including Early Head Start
- Family Support America
- National Governor’s Association
## For more information:
- Marjory Ruderman Holly Grason
- [email protected] [email protected]
- (301) 891-2215 (410) 502-5443
- www.jhsph.edu/WCHPC/Projects/earlychildhood.html
***Women’s and Children’s Health Policy Center***
## Use of the Early Childhood System Building Tool in Utah
- Alfred Romeo
- Utah Department of Health
## Internal Use
- Share within MCH agency
- Explore list of partners—who’s missing?
- Consider range of goals and outcomes
- Consider range of strategies and activities
- What might have been overlooked in planning session?
## External Use
- Starting point for dialogue about scope of the SECCS grant and early childhood system of services
- Education tool
- To convey range of strategies and activities of MCH program
- To learn about range of strategies and activities of other system partners
## Things to Consider
- Use discussions about tool to bring out partners’ ideas about needs, goals, outcomes, etc.
- Can use selected sections if too lengthy to share with all partners in the process
- Explore and adapt other assessment and planning tools as well
## Small Group Exercise
- Articulate a goal
- Identify the environment for reaching the goal.
- Identify measurable outcomes and data sources.
- Identify generic strategies linked to one or more of the outcomes
- Identify key partners for each strategy and their specific area of accountability.
- Identify specific collaborative or partner-specific activities
- Outline a plan for assessing performance and monitoring progress. | en |
markdown | 222554 | # Presentation: 222554
## Ferroelectric Films Grown on Ferrite Substrates
**ACCOMPLISHMENTS**
- Grew a low loss ferroelectric film on a polycrystalline ferrite substrate for adaptive microwave devices
- Designed and fabricated an electric and/or magnetic tunable microwave phase shifter at X-Band
**COMMERCIALIZATION**
- Corning, Inc. acquired NZ Applied Technologies for $150M in 2000 and changed the name to Corning Applied Technologies
- Boston Applied Technologies acquired this technology from Corning Applied Technologies in 2002
- Sales of ferroelectric materials and devices - $2.5M
***Boston Applied Technologies***
***(originally, NZ Applied Technologies)***
***Woburn, MA***
**S****mall**
**B****usiness**
**I****nnovation **
**R****esearch**
**GOVERNMENT/SCIENCE APPLICATIONS**
- Two dual-tuning microwave X-Band phase shifters were delivered to NASA Glenn Research Center
- Provided ferrite and ferroelectric materials to NASA, Lincoln Lab, Los Alamos National Lab, and a few universities
- Glenn Research Center
- Communications
- 3-107
**Ferroelectric Films Grown on Ferrite Substrates**
***Electrically and/or Magnetically Tuned ***
***Microwave Phase Shifter***
**INNOVATION**
- 1997 Phase II, NAS3- 99110, 07/03
- NASA Contact – Felix Miranda
- Company Contact – Hua Jiang
- A better, smaller, and cheaper approach for combining thin film ferroelectric and ferrite technology for dual-tunable microwave devices | en |
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CDS complement(122467..123990)
CDS complement(123993..124562)
CDS complement(125483..125737)
CDS complement(125743..126984)
CDS complement(126981..127757)
CDS complement(127766..129001)
CDS 130560..131579
CDS 132873..134789
CDS 134964..135806
CDS complement(138037..139437)
CDS complement(140018..140599)
CDS complement(140625..141284)
CDS complement(143422..144114)
CDS complement(144115..145266)
CDS 146757..146885
CDS complement(147197..148906)
CDS complement(148920..149501)
CDS complement(149592..150059)
CDS 150992..151108
CDS complement(151895..152893)
CDS complement(154201..156024)
CDS 156212..157639
CDS complement(158184..159275)
CDS complement(160222..160743)
CDS complement(161900..162628)
CDS 162898..166395
CDS 166475..167839
CDS complement(168473..168985)
CDS complement(168975..169466)
CDS 169935..170234
CDS 170247..170615
CDS 171715..172200
CDS complement(172703..174187)
CDS complement(175769..176779)
CDS complement(176961..177560)
CDS 177680..178777
CDS 179956..180099
CDS 181069..181608
CDS complement(182895..184517)
CDS complement(184524..184856)
CDS 186192..187130
CDS complement(188221..188907)
CDS 189861..192128
CDS 192344..194977
CDS complement(196352..197872)
CDS complement(199150..199710)
CDS 200331..201809
CDS complement(202038..202337)
CDS complement(202936..203385)
CDS complement(203413..203694)
CDS 203833..204294
CDS complement(205684..207378)
CDS 207597..211562
CDS 212543..213589
CDS complement(214354..214617)
CDS 214877..216145
CDS complement(217220..217387)
CDS 217592..217729
CDS complement(218073..218768)
CDS complement(218770..219804)
CDS complement(219794..220165)
CDS complement(220190..220390)
CDS 220718..221350
CDS 221774..223210
CDS complement(224569..224811)
CDS complement(224941..226416)
CDS 226535..229378
CDS 229539..230987
CDS 230992..231618
CDS 231608..232147
CDS 232997..233785
CDS complement(235598..236404)
CDS complement(236410..237534)
CDS 237697..240360
CDS complement(242471..243358)
CDS complement(243366..244526)
CDS complement(244608..244946)
CDS complement(245024..246052)
CDS complement(246121..246738)
CDS complement(247885..248922)
CDS complement(248935..249456)
CDS 250435..252045
CDS complement(252952..254496)
CDS complement(254760..255374)
CDS complement(256228..257856)
CDS 258183..258776
CDS 259418..259639
CDS 260353..260724
CDS 260741..261223
CDS 261247..263316
CDS 263334..264020
CDS 263986..264129
CDS 264119..264523
CDS 264658..264855
CDS 264845..265384
CDS 265388..265831
CDS 265839..266510
CDS 266528..267010
CDS 267046..267441
CDS 267489..271631
CDS 271651..275886
CDS 276866..277969
CDS 278434..278850
CDS complement(280074..280736)
CDS 281817..286406
CDS complement(286793..287311)
CDS 287456..288073
CDS complement(288687..289460)
CDS complement(289472..290512)
CDS 290688..291272
CDS complement(292958..294346)
CDS 295577..296521
CDS 296714..297298
CDS complement(298165..298443)
CDS 298702..299514
CDS 301496..304855
CDS 305418..306695
CDS 307373..307495
CDS 307617..307724
CDS 308599..308997
CDS 309007..309357
CDS 309559..310812
CDS complement(311063..311863)
CDS complement(311820..312512)
CDS complement(313147..314268)
CDS complement(314638..315246)
CDS 317946..318143
CDS complement(318218..319369)
CDS complement(319404..320192)
CDS complement(320193..320699)
CDS complement(320821..320991)
CDS 321560..321670
CDS 321664..323004
CDS 323067..323663
CDS 323683..324903
CDS 324913..327315
CDS 328355..328519
CDS 329871..330767
CDS 331200..331967
CDS 332432..333253
CDS 333636..334688
CDS complement(335572..336864)
CDS 337007..337291
CDS 337304..339736
CDS complement(340406..341329)
CDS complement(341412..342587)
CDS 342749..344161
CDS 345072..347141
CDS 347737..347853
CDS complement(348351..349478)
CDS complement(349611..350882)
CDS complement(350895..351173)
CDS complement(352021..355242)
CDS 355938..358568
CDS complement(358561..358731)
CDS 358975..359682
CDS 359687..360166
CDS 360150..360662
CDS complement(361343..362455)
CDS complement(363324..364433)
CDS 365202..365333
CDS complement(366141..367184)
CDS complement(368200..369141)
CDS complement(370014..371168)
CDS complement(372976..374001)
CDS complement(374290..375318)
CDS complement(375764..376876)
CDS 377416..378369
CDS 378824..379747
CDS 379805..379909
CDS 380163..381083
CDS 381507..382487
CDS 383074..383601
CDS 383605..383970
CDS complement(385714..386967)
CDS complement(387009..387977)
CDS complement(388359..390278)
CDS complement(390834..392009)
CDS complement(392347..393294)
CDS 394066..394194
CDS 395214..397910
CDS 397930..398562
CDS 398889..399491
CDS 399564..401477
CDS complement(402025..403323)
CDS 405639..406715
CDS 408004..409110
CDS complement(409810..412305)
CDS complement(412870..413787)
CDS complement(414366..416789)
CDS 416828..416971
CDS complement(417245..418003)
CDS complement(418411..419076)
CDS complement(420124..420651)
CDS 421095..422117
CDS 422152..422322
CDS 422545..423132
CDS complement(424255..425118)
CDS 425194..425838
CDS 425831..427273
CDS 427498..428703
CDS complement(429319..430656)
CDS 430868..431056
CDS complement(432609..436217)
CDS complement(437465..438289)
CDS 438830..438964
CDS 439022..441763
CDS complement(443098..444288)
CDS complement(444523..445413)
CDS complement(445772..446113)
CDS complement(446125..447183)
CDS 447374..449788
CDS complement(450406..450594)
CDS complement(451118..452659)
CDS complement(453925..454914)
CDS 456763..459501
CDS 459622..460902
CDS complement(462280..463863)
CDS complement(464771..466330)
CDS complement(466479..468059)
CDS complement(468301..469875)
CDS complement(470053..472014)
CDS complement(472552..474114)
CDS 475290..476543
CDS 478390..479637
CDS complement(481351..481884)
CDS 481969..483351
CDS 483389..484834
CDS 485332..486153
CDS 486450..487844
CDS 487960..488343
CDS 488383..488523
CDS 488789..489007
CDS complement(489100..490095)
CDS 490392..490976
CDS 491430..492146
CDS complement(492133..492417)
CDS complement(492730..493620)
CDS complement(494632..495231)
CDS 496525..497130
CDS complement(499027..500694)
CDS complement(501044..501604)
CDS complement(501750..502148)
CDS complement(502237..502560)
CDS 503013..505505
CDS 507145..507930
CDS 509146..509841
CDS 510932..511690
CDS 511703..511837
CDS 511821..512225
CDS complement(513141..513716)
CDS 514016..514318
CDS 514341..514460
CDS complement(515214..515732)
CDS complement(515739..516110)
CDS complement(516739..519618)
CDS complement(519828..520352)
CDS complement(520357..520806)
CDS complement(520826..522553)
CDS complement(523618..525003)
CDS complement(525028..525810)
CDS complement(525813..526496)
CDS complement(529002..532406)
CDS 532966..533535
CDS 533697..534467
CDS 535470..536387
CDS complement(536766..538151)
CDS complement(538148..538429)
CDS complement(538441..543186)
CDS 543811..544443
CDS 544440..545813
CDS complement(546781..548727)
CDS 549044..550018
CDS 550196..550327
CDS complement(552042..552326)
CDS complement(552332..552916)
CDS 552987..554006
CDS 555112..556890
CDS complement(558351..560219)
CDS complement(560872..561825)
CDS 562765..563610
CDS complement(563810..564163)
CDS complement(564254..566740)
CDS complement(566852..567508)
CDS 567752..568036
CDS 568145..569542
CDS 570688..573147
CDS complement(573486..573845)
CDS complement(574098..574559)
CDS complement(576370..576741)
CDS complement(576743..578023)
CDS complement(578611..579594)
CDS 579870..580376
CDS complement(582393..583349)
CDS complement(583350..583967)
CDS 584353..585552
CDS complement(587162..589054)
CDS complement(589395..589976)
CDS 592225..593115
CDS 593134..593415
CDS 593448..595817
CDS 595847..596644
CDS 596676..598472
CDS 599001..600131
CDS 600705..601271
CDS 601678..601965
CDS 601958..602848
CDS 604131..605888
CDS 606922..607191
CDS complement(607825..609342)
CDS 609670..609870
CDS complement(610446..612005)
CDS complement(613135..614694)
CDS 615789..615896
CDS 615942..616271
CDS complement(618055..618810)
CDS complement(619958..620707)
CDS complement(620721..622184)
CDS 622997..624292
CDS 625437..626336
CDS 626639..626800
CDS 627120..628958
CDS 630201..630521
CDS 631058..631177
CDS complement(631280..631786)
CDS complement(631795..632511)
CDS complement(632526..632987)
CDS 633059..634252
CDS 634513..639537
CDS 640959..641870
CDS complement(642259..643443)
CDS 643612..644283
CDS 644868..645575
CDS 647265..648524
CDS 648534..649370
CDS complement(650887..651669)
CDS complement(652876..653706)
CDS complement(653717..654454)
CDS 655199..658330
CDS complement(658850..659359)
CDS complement(660673..662040)
CDS complement(662318..662686)
CDS complement(663658..665073)
CDS complement(665809..666189)
CDS complement(666334..666903)
CDS complement(666961..667350)
CDS complement(667328..667738)
CDS complement(667735..668289)
CDS complement(668339..668686)
CDS 669004..669177
CDS complement(670354..671244)
CDS 671363..671959
CDS 672136..681075
CDS 681224..682075
CDS 682084..682656
CDS 682631..683998
CDS complement(684063..684182)
CDS 684499..685512
CDS complement(686085..686873)
CDS 687112..687834
CDS 687834..688814
CDS 688821..689867
CDS 689982..690158
CDS complement(691738..692319)
CDS 692526..692873
CDS 692956..693897
CDS complement(695677..695916)
CDS 696061..696501
CDS 696498..697223
CDS complement(697975..698445)
CDS complement(698802..699524)
CDS 699847..701415
CDS 701487..702728
CDS 702763..703176
CDS 703189..703638
CDS 703631..704068
CDS 704068..705918
CDS 705947..706315
CDS 706312..707382
CDS 707408..707785
CDS 708662..710200
CDS 711053..711460
CDS complement(712742..713482)
CDS 713869..713979
CDS complement(714011..714931)
CDS 715294..717690
CDS 717856..718074
CDS 718084..720138
CDS 720145..721248
CDS 721407..721589
CDS complement(721812..722102)
CDS complement(722353..723765)
CDS complement(723790..723984)
CDS complement(724061..725323)
CDS 725655..725777
CDS 725761..726570
CDS 726650..727810
CDS complement(727878..729101)
CDS complement(729175..729648)
CDS 729763..730665
CDS complement(731131..731331)
CDS complement(731352..731447)
CDS complement(732498..733220)
CDS 733724..734596
CDS 734970..736709
CDS 737049..737747
CDS 739450..740631
CDS 740635..741186
CDS 742020..742145
CDS 742801..743388
CDS 744180..745022
CDS 745844..747376
CDS complement(748546..749703)
CDS complement(751075..751272)
CDS complement(751276..752244)
CDS complement(752216..752818)
CDS 752979..754058
CDS 755078..756286
CDS complement(757131..758441)
CDS 758653..759252
CDS 759470..760753
CDS complement(762887..763753)
CDS complement(764020..764307)
CDS complement(764614..765276)
CDS complement(765260..765664)
CDS complement(765667..767181)
CDS 767623..768993
CDS 770081..770455
CDS 771038..771442
CDS 772040..772417
CDS 772893..773264
CDS complement(773639..775954)
CDS complement(776286..778580)
CDS 778747..779454
CDS complement(780622..780969)
CDS complement(780966..783536)
CDS complement(783560..785113)
CDS complement(785251..788370)
CDS complement(788469..789221)
CDS complement(789249..790517)
CDS complement(791387..793306)
CDS complement(793566..794729)
CDS complement(794780..796204)
CDS complement(796212..797603)
CDS complement(797701..799569)
CDS complement(799643..799969)
CDS complement(799953..800555)
CDS complement(801020..801124)
CDS complement(801549..802826)
CDS complement(803067..803333)
CDS complement(803339..803647)
CDS 803813..805078
CDS 805075..806097
CDS complement(806779..806925)
CDS complement(807891..808796)
CDS complement(810490..813864)
CDS 813942..814385
CDS 814396..815115
CDS 815118..815639
CDS complement(815757..817487)
CDS 817765..818499
CDS 819419..819979
CDS complement(820582..820695)
CDS 821661..822050
CDS complement(822134..822262)
CDS 822429..823907
CDS 823995..824384
CDS complement(825718..826551)
CDS 826724..827674
CDS complement(828548..829276)
CDS complement(829825..831297)
CDS complement(831800..833494)
CDS complement(834147..834455)
CDS complement(834449..834907)
CDS complement(834907..836133)
CDS complement(836157..836720)
CDS complement(837218..838090)
CDS complement(838165..838362)
CDS complement(838511..839311)
CDS complement(839318..839680)
CDS complement(840086..840952)
CDS complement(840942..841802)
CDS complement(843419..843997)
CDS complement(843990..844238)
CDS complement(844572..845663)
CDS complement(845691..847088)
CDS complement(847099..848268)
CDS 849118..850623
CDS complement(851980..853299)
CDS 853958..855037
CDS 855841..856827
CDS 858043..858417
CDS 859350..859961
CDS complement(860977..863337)
CDS complement(863430..867902)
CDS complement(867920..872509)
CDS complement(872511..875246)
CDS complement(875384..877849)
CDS complement(877888..880290)
CDS complement(880290..880583)
CDS complement(880972..881604)
CDS 881869..883131
CDS complement(885593..886471)
CDS complement(887586..888980)
CDS complement(889043..893221)
CDS complement(893434..895404)
CDS 895564..896538
CDS 898395..899657
CDS 902381..902683
CDS complement(903204..905183)
CDS complement(906580..907557)
CDS 907801..908529
CDS complement(909610..911355)
CDS complement(913500..914021)
CDS complement(913960..914070)
CDS complement(914104..914931)
CDS complement(914921..915811)
CDS complement(917036..918388)
CDS complement(918373..919953)
CDS 921378..922172
CDS 922620..923396
CDS 923845..924045
CDS 924310..924444
CDS 925029..925505
CDS complement(925683..926018)
CDS complement(926144..926605)
CDS complement(926740..926856)
CDS complement(926846..928759)
CDS complement(928858..930687)
CDS complement(930830..931165)
CDS complement(931260..931679)
CDS complement(931672..932211)
CDS complement(932204..932503)
CDS complement(932500..932766)
CDS 935101..936759
CDS 938504..939538
CDS 941244..941885
CDS complement(942928..944943)
CDS complement(945002..946477)
CDS 947216..947869
CDS 948664..949956
CDS complement(951728..952198)
CDS complement(952581..954368)
CDS 956444..957250
CDS 957253..958206
CDS complement(959631..959735)
CDS complement(959918..960982)
CDS 961814..962002
CDS complement(962652..963071)
CDS 963231..963659
CDS 965149..966609
CDS complement(967085..967192)
CDS complement(969121..970080)
CDS complement(970097..971107)
CDS complement(971144..971326)
CDS 971470..972663
CDS complement(973502..974263)
CDS complement(974284..975078)
CDS complement(975075..975569)
CDS complement(975623..976504)
CDS 978712..978846
CDS 978837..979205
CDS 979270..980583
CDS complement(982936..984957)
CDS complement(985689..988058)
CDS complement(988142..988528)
CDS complement(988547..989671)
CDS complement(989703..990086)
CDS complement(990098..990469)
CDS complement(990528..991190)
CDS complement(991175..992473)
CDS complement(992513..992974)
CDS complement(992990..993514)
CDS complement(993532..993894)
CDS complement(993908..994444)
CDS complement(994457..994855)
CDS complement(994876..995181)
CDS complement(995191..995724)
CDS complement(995734..996063)
CDS complement(996065..996424)
CDS complement(996434..996658)
CDS complement(996651..996854)
CDS complement(996867..997277)
CDS complement(997290..997925)
CDS complement(997930..998319)
CDS complement(998288..998569)
CDS complement(998573..999403)
CDS complement(999408..999698)
CDS complement(999695..1000312)
CDS complement(1000319..1001014)
CDS complement(1001007..1001336)
CDS complement(1001343..1002629)
CDS 1002886..1003635
CDS 1003628..1004266
CDS 1004333..1006030
CDS 1006040..1006909
CDS 1006912..1007175
CDS 1007209..1007502
CDS 1007495..1007860
CDS 1007976..1009025
CDS 1010179..1011120
CDS 1011594..1011731
CDS complement(1011877..1012950)
CDS complement(1014562..1014690)
CDS complement(1015464..1015769)
CDS complement(1016887..1017744)
CDS complement(1019139..1019516)
CDS complement(1019570..1019974)
CDS complement(1020404..1020649)
CDS 1020743..1023316
CDS complement(1024449..1025423)
CDS complement(1026675..1028456)
CDS 1028822..1029646
CDS 1030207..1031058
CDS complement(1031654..1032712)
CDS 1033045..1036272
CDS complement(1038760..1039077)
CDS complement(1039190..1040575)
CDS 1040803..1041441
CDS 1042574..1043923
CDS complement(1045082..1045708)
CDS complement(1045764..1045886)
CDS complement(1046132..1046770)
CDS complement(1046938..1048440)
CDS 1050318..1051052
CDS complement(1053557..1056148)
CDS 1056527..1057276
CDS complement(1059198..1060853)
CDS complement(1060951..1061235)
CDS 1061500..1062192
CDS complement(1062510..1063307)
CDS 1065103..1066980
CDS complement(1067923..1068843)
CDS 1069293..1069907
CDS 1071037..1071492
CDS 1071669..1071890
CDS 1071893..1072861
CDS 1075343..1078375
CDS 1079987..1080511
CDS complement(1081975..1082607)
CDS complement(1082755..1084056)
CDS 1084264..1084629
CDS 1085035..1085922
CDS 1085922..1086080
CDS complement(1086732..1087370)
CDS 1087522..1088550
CDS complement(1091158..1092096)
CDS 1092356..1093339
CDS complement(1094610..1096025)
CDS complement(1096297..1097112)
CDS 1097899..1098288
CDS complement(1098507..1099445)
CDS complement(1100497..1101099)
CDS 1102059..1103831
CDS complement(1104137..1104259)
CDS complement(1105045..1105251)
CDS 1105385..1106017
CDS 1106014..1106508
CDS 1107486..1110107
CDS 1111116..1112594
CDS complement(1114302..1115078)
CDS complement(1115102..1115626)
CDS complement(1117773..1117994)
CDS complement(1117963..1118865)
CDS complement(1120324..1120923)
CDS 1122722..1123426
CDS 1123437..1124012
CDS 1125173..1126162
CDS 1126140..1126373
CDS 1128991..1129212
CDS complement(1129104..1130300)
CDS complement(1131630..1132487)
CDS complement(1134249..1135025)
CDS complement(1135059..1136855)
CDS complement(1138495..1140246)
CDS complement(1140250..1140579)
CDS complement(1140777..1142042)
CDS complement(1142111..1142734)
CDS complement(1142756..1143043)
CDS complement(1143055..1143384)
CDS complement(1143511..1144122)
CDS complement(1144135..1146780)
CDS 1147232..1147357
CDS 1147404..1148756
CDS 1148753..1149253
CDS 1151340..1151561
CDS 1151568..1151900
CDS 1151929..1153953
CDS complement(1155275..1156435)
CDS complement(1157081..1159213)
CDS complement(1159391..1159654)
CDS 1159943..1160755
CDS 1161910..1162467
CDS complement(1162845..1163567)
CDS 1163764..1165008
CDS 1165502..1168465
CDS complement(1168477..1169226)
CDS 1171126..1172169
CDS 1172612..1173253
CDS complement(1175211..1176851)
CDS complement(1177023..1181144)
CDS complement(1181351..1184020)
CDS complement(1184632..1185318)
CDS complement(1186960..1187652)
CDS complement(1188596..1189144)
CDS complement(1190169..1190783)
CDS complement(1191823..1192383)
CDS complement(1194324..1194917)
CDS complement(1197127..1197543)
CDS complement(1197890..1198048)
CDS complement(1198005..1198478)
CDS 1199192..1199758
CDS complement(1201162..1201887)
CDS complement(1202076..1202921)
CDS complement(1205655..1206737)
CDS complement(1207225..1207569)
CDS complement(1207858..1208544)
CDS complement(1210572..1211129)
CDS complement(1211159..1211893)
CDS complement(1213094..1213222)
CDS complement(1214512..1217511)
CDS complement(1217579..1218019)
CDS 1219478..1220074
CDS 1220358..1220867
CDS 1222852..1226220
CDS complement(1227900..1228085)
CDS complement(1228871..1229344)
CDS complement(1229956..1230564)
CDS complement(1230825..1230944)
CDS complement(1231050..1231844)
CDS complement(1232513..1232674)
CDS complement(1233310..1234125)
CDS complement(1236767..1237135)
CDS 1239525..1239962
CDS 1240624..1241067
CDS 1241699..1242208
CDS complement(1242835..1243308)
CDS 1243656..1244264
CDS complement(1244427..1245830)
CDS 1247056..1248321
CDS complement(1249416..1250141)
CDS complement(1250199..1250723)
CDS 1250840..1251481
CDS complement(1252129..1253358)
CDS complement(1253401..1254009)
CDS complement(1254243..1255205)
CDS 1255368..1255595
CDS 1255613..1256404
CDS 1257741..1259198
CDS complement(1262167..1262340)
CDS complement(1263260..1263391)
CDS complement(1263951..1264046)
CDS 1264937..1265782
CDS 1266004..1266990
CDS 1267071..1267184
CDS 1267138..1267914
CDS 1268005..1268328
CDS complement(1270253..1271494)
CDS complement(1272523..1272711)
CDS 1272776..1273069
CDS 1273712..1274626
CDS 1276642..1276830
CDS complement(1276814..1277398)
CDS complement(1277404..1278618)
CDS complement(1282354..1282524)
CDS complement(1282753..1284078)
CDS 1285187..1285549
CDS complement(1286151..1286936)
CDS complement(1287005..1287103)
CDS complement(1287167..1287391)
CDS 1287664..1289070
CDS complement(1291000..1291557)
CDS complement(1293144..1294520)
CDS 1295954..1296523
CDS 1296526..1297992
CDS 1298009..1298701
CDS 1299339..1299545
CDS complement(1300149..1301669)
CDS 1302026..1303273
CDS 1304060..1304836
CDS 1304845..1306401
CDS 1306404..1307291
CDS complement(1308048..1308800)
CDS 1308980..1310245
CDS complement(1311700..1311858)
CDS 1312148..1312528
CDS complement(1313429..1314133)
CDS complement(1314155..1315369)
CDS 1316661..1316765
CDS 1317031..1317495
CDS 1317495..1317956
CDS 1317965..1319008
CDS 1319254..1319775
CDS 1320620..1321249
CDS 1321626..1322429
CDS 1322500..1323117
CDS 1323199..1324326
CDS complement(1326735..1327784)
CDS 1327908..1328864
CDS 1329674..1330018
CDS complement(1330895..1331008)
CDS complement(1331104..1333731)
CDS complement(1335126..1335530)
CDS 1336828..1337907
CDS complement(1339194..1341401)
CDS complement(1343878..1347792)
CDS complement(1347846..1347989)
CDS complement(1348974..1354106)
CDS complement(1355672..1358044)
CDS complement(1359722..1360099)
CDS complement(1360393..1360731)
CDS complement(1361676..1362032)
CDS complement(1363495..1363869)
CDS 1364675..1365745
CDS 1365757..1366629
CDS 1366629..1368059
CDS 1368067..1368681
CDS 1368682..1369365
CDS 1369362..1369895
CDS 1371276..1372592
CDS 1372595..1373962
CDS 1374919..1375326
CDS 1375799..1376443
CDS complement(1376701..1377150)
CDS complement(1377147..1378067)
CDS 1378111..1378398
CDS complement(1379190..1380032)
CDS complement(1380039..1380839)
CDS complement(1381114..1381230)
CDS complement(1382001..1383119)
CDS complement(1383132..1383539)
CDS complement(1384808..1386481)
CDS complement(1387659..1388867)
CDS complement(1389451..1389969)
CDS 1391506..1392378
CDS complement(1393188..1394396)
CDS complement(1395204..1395485)
CDS 1395605..1396744
CDS 1396749..1399064
CDS 1399077..1399625
CDS 1399635..1400072
CDS 1400114..1401628
CDS complement(1401971..1402090)
CDS complement(1402138..1402695)
CDS 1403043..1404344
CDS complement(1405133..1405774)
CDS 1406266..1408026
CDS complement(1409123..1410991)
CDS complement(1411798..1412025)
CDS complement(1412114..1413373)
CDS complement(1413905..1414039)
CDS 1414309..1415040
CDS 1415110..1415331
CDS 1415341..1415844
CDS 1415841..1416332
CDS complement(1416334..1417593)
CDS complement(1418617..1420068)
CDS 1421469..1422785
CDS 1422782..1424617
CDS complement(1426774..1427553)
CDS complement(1428961..1429092)
CDS complement(1429204..1429335)
CDS complement(1429447..1429578)
CDS complement(1429690..1429821)
CDS complement(1429827..1431509)
CDS complement(1431575..1431745)
CDS complement(1432342..1433859)
CDS complement(1434266..1435048)
CDS complement(1435052..1435651)
CDS complement(1436018..1437091)
CDS complement(1438414..1438512)
CDS complement(1438571..1439242)
CDS 1439325..1440254
CDS complement(1441867..1443318)
CDS 1443418..1443684
CDS 1445476..1447233
CDS 1448365..1449558
CDS complement(1450809..1451240)
CDS 1451480..1452085
CDS 1452376..1453293
CDS 1454177..1455061
CDS 1455150..1455860
CDS 1455857..1456684
CDS 1456700..1457581
CDS 1457609..1458382
CDS 1458399..1459268
CDS 1459293..1460141
CDS 1460113..1461003
CDS 1461023..1461910
CDS 1461919..1462536
CDS 1462588..1463469
CDS 1463490..1464437
CDS 1464461..1465381
CDS 1466775..1467623
CDS 1467996..1468868
CDS complement(1470475..1471320)
CDS 1471820..1472155
CDS 1473237..1473770
CDS 1474095..1476707
CDS complement(1477927..1478358)
CDS 1479886..1481154
CDS 1481161..1481568
CDS 1481565..1482038
CDS 1482252..1483034
CDS 1483045..1483914
CDS 1484271..1484789
CDS 1484779..1485486
CDS 1485479..1485856
CDS complement(1486867..1487367)
CDS 1487641..1489542
CDS 1489569..1490090
CDS complement(1491562..1492014)
CDS complement(1492060..1492764)
CDS complement(1492869..1493996)
CDS 1494213..1495220
CDS complement(1496841..1497503)
CDS 1497591..1498442
CDS 1499267..1500730
CDS 1500741..1501046
CDS 1501053..1502066
CDS complement(1503799..1505004)
CDS 1505785..1506957
CDS complement(1507842..1508423)
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CDS 1508784..1509626
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National Mapping Program Date: **11/16/2005**
Depository Library Sending
Shipping list: **2006-01-TQ**
Shipment No. **RES. GRP \# 25**
Total maps for this list**: 113**
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| # | # | ## | # | ## NAME | ## | ** | # | ## |
| # | ## G | # OL | # NE | | # | VER | ## S | # |
| # | PO I | D MA | W MA | | ST | SIO | CALE | |
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| L | | | | | ES | | | ## |
| I | | | | | | ** | | # |
| N | | | | | | YEA | | TY |
| E | | | | | | R** | | PE |
| # | | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 1 | 0 | TCA | 4 | COLUMBIA SE, CA | CA | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| | 619- | 0508 | 3730 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-05 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 2 | 0 | TCA | 4 | DONNELL LAKE, CA | CA | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| | 619- | 0664 | 3882 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-05 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 3 | 0 | TCA | 4 | HORNBROOK, CA | CA | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| | 619- | 3184 | 6352 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-05 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 4 | 0 | TCA | 4 | HULL CREEK, CA | CA | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| | 619- | 1078 | 4290 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-05 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 5 | 0 | TCO | 4 | BOWERS PEAK, CO | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| | 619- | 0208 | 7703 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 6 | 0 | TCO | 4 | BRISTOL HEAD, CO | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| | 619- | 2279 | 9758 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 7 | 0 | TCO | 4 | CREEDE, CO | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| | 619- | 2283 | 9762 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 8 | 0 | TCO | 4 | DEL NORTE, CO | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| | 619- | 0493 | 7988 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 9 | 0 | TCO | 4 | DUNCKLEY, CO | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| | 619- | 0557 | 8052 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 1 | 0 | TCO | 4 | ELK PARK, CO | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 0 | 619- | 0616 | 8111 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 1 | 0 | TCO | 4 | GROUSE CREEK, CO | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 1 | 619- | 0807 | 8300 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 1 | 0 | TCO | 4 | HOWARDSVILLE, CO | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 2 | 619- | 0931 | 8424 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 1 | 0 | TCO | 4 | LAKE HUMPHREYS, | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 3 | 619- | 2289 | 9768 | CO | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 1 | 0 | TCO | 4 | LAKE SAN | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 4 | 619- | 1091 | 8582 | CRISTOBAL, CO | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 1 | 0 | TCO | 4 | LAUGHLIN GULCH, | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 5 | 619- | 1127 | 8616 | CO | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 1 | 0 | TCO | 4 | LITTLE SQUAW | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 6 | 619- | 1161 | 8650 | CREEK, CO | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 1 | 0 | TCO | 4 | POOL TABLE | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 7 | 619- | 1541 | 9029 | MOUNTAIN, CO | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 1 | 0 | TCO | 4 | RIO GRANDE | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 8 | 619- | 1632 | 9120 | PYRAMID, CO | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 1 | 0 | TCO | 4 | RITO ALTO PEAK, | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 9 | 619- | 1634 | 9122 | CO | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 2 | 0 | TCO | 4 | SPECTACLE LAKE, | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 0 | 619- | 1788 | 9276 | CO | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 2 | 0 | TCO | 4 | SPICER PEAK, CO | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 1 | 619- | 1789 | 9277 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 2 | 0 | TCO | 4 | STORM KING PEAK, | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 2 | 619- | 1832 | 9319 | CO | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 2 | 0 | TCO | 4 | TWIN MOUNTAINS | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 3 | 619- | 1946 | 9433 | SE, CO | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 2 | 0 | TCO | 4 | WORKMAN CREEK, CO | CO | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 4 | 619- | 2083 | 9570 | | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-06 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 2 | 0 | TID | 5 | LATHAM SPRING, ID | I | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 5 | 619- | 1681 | 5803 | | D, | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-12 | | | | MT | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 2 | 0 | TID | 5 | TARGHEE PASS, ID | I | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 6 | 619- | 1373 | 5507 | | D, | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-12 | | | | MT | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 2 | 0 | TID | 5 | TARGHEE PEAK, ID | I | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 7 | 619- | 1374 | 5508 | | D, | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-12 | | | | MT | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 2 | 0 | \- | 11 | UNDERWOOD HILL, | MI | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 8 | 619- | | 5917 | MI | | 001 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-22 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 2 | 0 | TMT | 7 | AMELONG CREEK, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 9 | 619- | 0029 | 1063 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 3 | 0 | TMT | 7 | ASH MOUNTAIN, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 0 | 619- | 2955 | 3923 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 3 | 0 | TMT | 7 | BALD KNOB, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 1 | 619- | 2961 | 3928 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 3 | 0 | TMT | 7 | BEACON POINT, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 2 | 619- | 2965 | 3932 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 3 | 0 | TMT | 7 | BIG DRAW, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 3 | 619- | 2973 | 3938 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 3 | 0 | TMT | 7 | BLACKTAIL | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 4 | 619- | 2981 | 3944 | MOUNTAIN, MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 3 | 0 | TMT | 7 | BRISBIN, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 5 | 619- | 0285 | 1315 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 3 | 0 | TMT | 7 | CHERRY CREEK | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 6 | 619- | 3004 | 3964 | CANYON, MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 3 | 0 | TMT | 7 | CHROME MOUNTAIN, | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 7 | 619- | 3008 | 3968 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 3 | 0 | TMT | 7 | CRAZY PEAK, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 8 | 619- | 0527 | 1556 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 3 | 0 | TMT | 7 | DEXTER POINT, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 9 | 619- | 3037 | 3992 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 4 | 0 | TMT | 7 | DOME MOUNTAIN, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 0 | 619- | 3040 | 3995 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 4 | 0 | TMT | 7 | ENOS MOUNTAIN, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 1 | 619- | 2079 | 3075 | FORMALLY (SQUAW | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | PEAK, MT) | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 4 | 0 | TMT | 7 | FAIRVIEW PEAK, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 2 | 619- | 0727 | 1752 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 4 | 0 | TMT | 7 | FLATHEAD PASS, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 3 | 619- | 3071 | 4022 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 4 | 0 | TMT | 7 | FRIDLEY PEAK, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 4 | 619- | 3077 | 4027 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 4 | 0 | TMT | 7 | GALLATIN GATEWAY, | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 5 | 619- | 3078 | 4028 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 4 | 0 | TMT | 7 | GALLATIN PEAK, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 6 | 619- | 3079 | 4029 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 4 | 0 | TMT | 7 | GARNET MOUNTAIN, | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 7 | 619- | 3081 | 4031 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 4 | 0 | TMT | 7 | GOBBLERS KNOB, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 8 | 619- | 0895 | 1911 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 4 | 0 | TMT | 7 | HATFIELD | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 9 | 619- | 0990 | 2003 | MOUNTAIN, MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 5 | 0 | TMT | 7 | HAYSTACK PEAK, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 0 | 619- | 3108 | 4053 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 5 | 0 | TMT | 7 | HILGARD PEAK, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 1 | 619- | 3114 | 4059 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 5 | 0 | TMT | 7 | IBEX MOUNTAIN, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 2 | 619- | 1112 | 2125 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
+---+------+------+------+-------------------+----+-----+------+----+
| 5 | 0 | TMT | 7 | KELLY CREEK, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 3 | 619- | 3131 | 4073 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 4 | 619- | 3142 | 4080 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 5 | 619- | 1323 | 2330 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 6 | 619- | 3154 | 4091 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 7 | 619- | 3179 | 4115 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 5 | 0 | TMT | 7 | MISER CREEK, MT | MT | 2 | 1:24 | TO |
| 8 | 619- | 3180 | 4116 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 9 | 619- | 3181 | 4117 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 0 | 619- | 3182 | 4118 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 1 | 619- | 3184 | 4120 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 2 | 619- | 3185 | 4121 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 3 | 619- | 3192 | 4128 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 4 | 619- | 1654 | 2656 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 5 | 619- | 3217 | 4149 | MOUNTAIN, MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 6 | 619- | 3218 | 4150 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 7 | 619- | 3233 | 4163 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 8 | 619- | 1799 | 2798 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 9 | 619- | 1881 | 2880 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 0 | 619- | 3243 | 4172 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 1 | 619- | 3244 | 4173 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 3 | 619- | 3252 | 4179 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 4 | 619- | 3263 | 4188 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 5 | 619- | 3276 | 4201 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 6 | 619- | 3289 | 4211 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 9 | 619- | 2290 | 3280 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 0 | 619- | 3320 | 4238 | MT | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 1 | 619- | 3326 | 4243 | | | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-26 | | | | | | | |
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| 2 | 619- | 3051 | 4004 | MT | T, | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-12 | | | | ID | | | |
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| 3 | 619- | 3109 | 4054 | | T, | 000 | ,000 | PO |
| | M-12 | | | | ID | | | |
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| 0 | 619- | 1687 | 6917 | | A, | 001 | ,000 | PO |
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****** Inner Detector Flags ********************************************************
*
* PreProcessing:
* - run PrepRawDataFormation
* - run SpacePointFormation
*
* TrackFinding:
* - run xKalman
* - run iPatRec
* - convert output to new EDM (TrkTrack)
* - run AmbiguitySolver
*
* PostProcessing:
* - run primary vertex finding
* - do Particle creation at end of event reconstruction (AOD)
* and do holes on track search
* and do shared hits search
*
* - run truth association
* - run statistics package
*
* Configurable Tools loaded:
* - load ROT_Creator for Inner Detector
* - load Extrapolator
* load Runge Kutta propagator
* load MagFieldTool_xk
* use material corrections in extrapolation and fit
* - load MeasurementUpdator_xk
* - load Fitter
* load DistributedKalmanFilter
* refit from ROT
* - load TrackSummaryTool
* - load TrackScoringTool
*
************************************************************************************
Photon : ON
Electron : ON
Muon : ON
Tau : ON
ParticleJet : ON
JetTag : ON
SpclMC : ON
TruthParticleJet : ON
Trigger : --
Streaming : ON
FastSimulation : ON
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CollInputQuery = eventNumber != 3 && runNumber!=1234
doTruth = True
doMoore = True
RootNtupleOutput = ntuple.root
doMuonIDStandAlone = True
doDumpPoolInputContent = False
PoolESDOutput = csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.recotrig.ESD.v11000505._00093.pool.root.1
useNova = False
PoolRDOInput = ['csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01245.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01280.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01377.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01482.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01545.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._02003.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._02302.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._02438.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._02439.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01029.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01060.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01089.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01578.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01619.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01903.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01934.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._02078.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._02079.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._02111.pool.root.1', 'csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._02143.pool.root.1']
doAODLVL1 = True
doiPatRec = True
PoolESDInput = ['ESD.pool.root']
readESD = False
doTileMuID = True
doWriteRDO = False
doMuonboy = True
readG3 = False
doCheckJOT = False
doConversion = True
doJiveXML = False
doJetRec = True
doCBNT = True
doDetailedAuditor = False
doxKalman = True
PoolHitsOutput = Hits.pool.root
doShowSizeStatistics = False
doMuTag = True
PoolEvgenInput = ['Evgen.pool.root']
PoolAODOutput = AOD.pool.root
doCaloCluster = True
doTimeLimit = False
doEFlowJet = False
doCheckDictionary = False
doDumpMC = False
readColl = False
doTauRec = True
doMissingET = True
RootHistoOutput = histo.root
BSRDOInput = ['./dc2_mixing_all_phys_0003621_file100002.data']
SkipEvents = 0
doWriteESD = True
doEmCluster = True
OutputLevel = 4
EvtMax = 1000
doDumpProperties = False
doEFlow = False
doBtagging = False
PoolEvgenOutput = Evgen.pool.root
doEgamma = True
doHist = True
doCaloTopoCluster = True
doMuonIDCombined = True
PoolRDOOutput = RDO.pool.root
UserAlgs =
CollOutput = MyColl
doTrigger = True
doDumpTES = False
AllAlgs = True
PoolAODInput = ['AOD.pool.root']
readAOD = False
doNameAuditor = False
doWriteTAG = True
useROOTNtuple = True
doStaco = True
HbookNtupleOutput = ntuple.hbook
doAtlfast = False
doDumpTDS = False
doWriteAOD = False
CollInput = ['MyColl']
HbookHistoOutput = histo.hbook
PoolHitsInput = ['Hits.pool.root']
: pixel SCT TRT em HEC FCal Tile MDT CSC TGC RPC Truth LVL1
detdescr : ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
digitize : -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
geometry : -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
haveRDO : ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
haveRIO : ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
makeRIO : ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
pileup : -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
readRDOBS : -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
readRDOPool : ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
readRIOBS : ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON -- --
readRIOPool : -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
simulate : -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
simulateLVL1 : -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
writeBS : ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON -- --
writeRDOPool : -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
writeRIOPool : -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
DetGeo : atlas
DataSource : geant4
InputFormat : pool
Luminosity : zero
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Dataset C++ base class library:
$Id: TDataSet.cxx,v 1.8 2005/02/11 18:40:08 rdm Exp $
Copyright(c) 1997~2002 [BNL] Brookhaven National Laboratory, Valeri Fine ([email protected]). All right reserved
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****** Inner Detector Flags ********************************************************
*
* PreProcessing:
* - run PrepRawDataFormation
* - run SpacePointFormation
*
* TrackFinding:
* - run xKalman
* - run iPatRec
* - convert output to new EDM (TrkTrack)
* - run AmbiguitySolver
*
* PostProcessing:
* - run primary vertex finding
* - do Particle creation at end of event reconstruction (AOD)
* and do holes on track search
* and do shared hits search
*
* - run truth association
* - run statistics package
*
* Configurable Tools loaded:
* - load ROT_Creator for Inner Detector
* - load Extrapolator
* load Runge Kutta propagator
* load MagFieldTool_xk
* use material corrections in extrapolation and fit
* - load MeasurementUpdator_xk
* - load Fitter
* load DistributedKalmanFilter
* refit from ROT
* - load TrackSummaryTool
* - load TrackScoringTool
*
************************************************************************************
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***** ConfiguredRIO_OnTrackCreator ***********************************************
* - ToolName: Trk::RIO_OnTrackCreator
* - ToolInstance: InDetRotCreator
* --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* - Pixel ROT creator: PixelClusterOnTrackTool/PixelClusterOnTrackTool
* - SCT ROT creator: SCT_ClusterOnTrackTool/SCT_ClusterOnTrackTool
* - TRT ROT creator: TRT_DriftCircleOnTrackTool/TRT_DriftCircleOnTrackTool
* - RPC/TGC/CSC ROT creator: none
* - MDT ROT creator: none
**********************************************************************************
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***** ConfiguredGeometryBuilder *******************************************************
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***** ConfiguredNavigator *******************************************************
* - ToolName: ToolSvc.InDetNavigator
* --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* - GeometryBuilder: InDetNavigator
**********************************************************************************
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***** ConfiguredPropagator *******************************************************
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* --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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***** ConfiguredExtrapolator *****************************************************
* - ToolName: ToolSvc.InDetExtrapolator
*---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* - Propagator 0 : Trk::RungeKuttaPropagator (Instance: RungeKuttaPropagator )
* - Navigator : Trk::Navigator (Instance: InDetNavigator )
* - Updator : Trk::MaterialEffectsUpdator (Instance: InDetMatUpdator )
**********************************************************************************
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***** ConfiguredDistributedKalmanFilter ***************************************
* - ToolName: ToolSvc.InDetTrackFitter
* - Magnetic Field Tool Name Trk::MagneticFieldTool_xk
* - Magnetic Field Tool Instance InDetMagField
* - ROT Creaotr Tool Name Trk::RIO_OnTrackCreator
* - ROT Creator Tool Instance InDetRotCreator
* - Extrapolation Tool Name Trk::Extrapolator
* - Extrapolation Tool Instance InDetExtrapolator
*******************************************************************************
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***** ConfiguredTrkTrackSummaryTool **********************************************
* - ToolName: ToolSvc.InDetTrackSummaryTool
* - load ID summary helper tool, instance: InDetSummaryHelper
* - load Muon summary helper tool
**********************************************************************************
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***** ConfiguredTrackScoringTool *************************************************
* ToolName ToolSvc.InDetScoringTool
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##################################################################################
## TrigEDMclasses ##
## Name Serialize Reference Level CLID ##
## TrigInDetTrackCollection False True L2 1299522495
## MuonFeature False True L2 1500
## TrigCaloCluster False False L2 220079886
## TrigEMClusterContainer False False L2 1212891485
## TrigEMCluster False True L2 31349851
## TrigTauCluster False False L2 213051884
## TrigTauClusterContainer False True L2 1245276288
## TrigT2Jet False False L2 198767871
## TrigT2JetContainer False True L2 1178384516
## TrigElectronContainer False True L2 127789076
## TrackCollection False False EF 1231982514
## Rec::TrackParticleContainer False False EF 1167177300
## VxContainer False False EF 9327453
## CaloCellContainer False False EF 2802
## CaloTowerContainer False False EF 2804
## JetCollection False False EF 1162448536
## ##
##################################################################################
reference TrigInDetTrackCollection
reference MuonFeature
reference TrigEMCluster
reference TrigTauClusterContainer
reference TrigT2JetContainer
reference TrigElectronContainer
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###################################################################
## TriggerSliceFlags ##
## L2Muon L2Calo L2ID EFMuon EFCalo EFID ##
## Muon Slice : True False True False False False ##
## Egamma Slice: False True True False True False ##
## Tau Slice : False True True False False False ##
## my Slice : False False False False False False ##
###################################################################
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ConverterFactory WARNING Converter for class:T_AthenaPoolCnv<AthenaHitsVector<TrackRecord> > already exists.
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['EventInfo#*', 'MergedEventInfo#*', 'PileUpEventInfo#*', 'McEventCollection#TruthEvent', 'CaloCellContainer#AllCalo', 'CaloClusterContainer#*', 'CaloCellLinkContainer#*', 'CaloShowerContainer#*', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#CaloTopoCluster', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#CombinedCluster', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#EMTopoCluster', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM33', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM35', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM37', 'CaloTowerContainer#CombinedTower', 'TrackCollection#Tracks', 'VxContainer#VxPrimaryCandidate', 'Rec::TrackParticleContainer#*', 'TrackTruthCollection#TrackTruthCollection', 'TrackParticleTruthCollection#TrackParticleTruthCollection', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMBoyTracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMooreTracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidCBTracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidCBTracksLowPt', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidSATracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidSATracksLowPt', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedStacoTracks', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertedMooreTracks', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertedMooreTracksLowPt', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertediPatTracks', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertediPatTracksLowPt', 'TrackRecordCollection#MuonEntryRecordFilter', 'MissingET#*', 'JetSamplingCollection#*', 'JetCollection#*', 'tauContainer#*', 'egammaContainer#*', 'CombinedMuonContainer#*', 'CTP_Decision#*', 'LVL1_ROI#*', 'L1EMTauObjectContainer#*', 'L1JetObjectContainer#*', 'L1EtmissObject#*', 'L2Result#*', 'TriggerDecision#*', 'L1EMTauObjectContainer#*', 'L1JetObjectContainer#*', 'L1EtmissObject#*', 'DataVector<LVL1::TriggerTower>#*', 'DataVector<LVL1::JetElement>#*']
adding TrigInDetTrackCollection#* to fullItemList
adding MuonFeature#* to fullItemList
adding TrigEMCluster#* to fullItemList
adding TrigTauClusterContainer#* to fullItemList
adding TrigT2JetContainer#* to fullItemList
adding TrigElectronContainer#* to fullItemList
fullItemList after trigger:
['EventInfo#*', 'MergedEventInfo#*', 'PileUpEventInfo#*', 'McEventCollection#TruthEvent', 'CaloCellContainer#AllCalo', 'CaloClusterContainer#*', 'CaloCellLinkContainer#*', 'CaloShowerContainer#*', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#CaloTopoCluster', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#CombinedCluster', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#EMTopoCluster', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM33', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM35', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM37', 'CaloTowerContainer#CombinedTower', 'TrackCollection#Tracks', 'VxContainer#VxPrimaryCandidate', 'Rec::TrackParticleContainer#*', 'TrackTruthCollection#TrackTruthCollection', 'TrackParticleTruthCollection#TrackParticleTruthCollection', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMBoyTracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMooreTracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidCBTracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidCBTracksLowPt', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidSATracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidSATracksLowPt', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedStacoTracks', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertedMooreTracks', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertedMooreTracksLowPt', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertediPatTracks', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertediPatTracksLowPt', 'TrackRecordCollection#MuonEntryRecordFilter', 'MissingET#*', 'JetSamplingCollection#*', 'JetCollection#*', 'tauContainer#*', 'egammaContainer#*', 'CombinedMuonContainer#*', 'CTP_Decision#*', 'LVL1_ROI#*', 'L1EMTauObjectContainer#*', 'L1JetObjectContainer#*', 'L1EtmissObject#*', 'L2Result#*', 'TriggerDecision#*', 'L1EMTauObjectContainer#*', 'L1JetObjectContainer#*', 'L1EtmissObject#*', 'DataVector<LVL1::TriggerTower>#*', 'DataVector<LVL1::JetElement>#*', 'TrigInDetTrackCollection#*', 'MuonFeature#*', 'TrigEMCluster#*', 'TrigTauClusterContainer#*', 'TrigT2JetContainer#*', 'TrigElectronContainer#*']
Objects output list ['EventInfo#*', 'MergedEventInfo#*', 'PileUpEventInfo#*', 'McEventCollection#TruthEvent', 'CaloCellContainer#AllCalo', 'CaloClusterContainer#*', 'CaloCellLinkContainer#*', 'CaloShowerContainer#*', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#CaloTopoCluster', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#CombinedCluster', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#EMTopoCluster', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM33', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM35', 'INavigable4MomentumCollection#LArClusterEM37', 'CaloTowerContainer#CombinedTower', 'TrackCollection#Tracks', 'VxContainer#VxPrimaryCandidate', 'Rec::TrackParticleContainer#*', 'TrackTruthCollection#TrackTruthCollection', 'TrackParticleTruthCollection#TrackParticleTruthCollection', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMBoyTracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMooreTracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidCBTracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidCBTracksLowPt', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidSATracks', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedMuidSATracksLowPt', 'TrackCollection#ConvertedStacoTracks', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertedMooreTracks', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertedMooreTracksLowPt', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertediPatTracks', 'TrackCollection#MuidConvertediPatTracksLowPt', 'TrackRecordCollection#MuonEntryRecordFilter', 'MissingET#*', 'JetSamplingCollection#*', 'JetCollection#*', 'tauContainer#*', 'egammaContainer#*', 'CombinedMuonContainer#*', 'CTP_Decision#*', 'LVL1_ROI#*', 'L1EMTauObjectContainer#*', 'L1JetObjectContainer#*', 'L1EtmissObject#*', 'L2Result#*', 'TriggerDecision#*', 'L1EMTauObjectContainer#*', 'L1JetObjectContainer#*', 'L1EtmissObject#*', 'DataVector<LVL1::TriggerTower>#*', 'DataVector<LVL1::JetElement>#*', 'TrigInDetTrackCollection#*', 'MuonFeature#*', 'TrigEMCluster#*', 'TrigTauClusterContainer#*', 'TrigT2JetContainer#*', 'TrigElectronContainer#*']
List all DLL
['CaloTrackingGeometry', 'CaloDetDescr', 'LArDetDescr', 'MboyView', 'MooAlgs', 'MooStatistics', 'MooTrackCnv', 'MuonTrackSummaryHelperTool', 'TrkTrackSummaryTool', 'MuidParticleCreator', 'TrkParticleCreator', 'TrkExTools', 'TrkDetDescrTools', 'TrkMagFieldTools', 'BFieldAth', 'TrkExSlPropagator', 'TrkExHelixPropagator', 'TrkExRungeKuttaPropagator', 'InDetTrackSummaryHelperTool', 'ConversionAlgs', 'egammaRec', 'egammaUtils', 'TrackToCalo', 'CaloTools', 'egammaRec', 'TrackToCalo', 'egammaUtils', 'RootHistCnv', 'JetRec', 'CaloUtils', 'JetRec', 'CaloUtils', 'JetRec', 'CaloUtils', 'JetRec', 'JetRec', 'JetRec', 'tauRec', 'VxBilloirTools', 'TrackToCalo', 'TileMuId', 'MuidCaloEnergyTools', 'MuidCaloScatteringTools', 'MuidTrackBuilder', 'MuidAlgs', 'InDetLegacyCnvTools', 'InDetLegacyCnvTools', 'InDetTrackSummaryHelperTool', 'TrkTrackSummaryTool', 'MuonTrackSummaryHelperTool', 'InDetTrackSummaryHelperTool', 'MooTrackCnv', 'MuidParticleCreator', 'InDetLegacyCnvTools', 'InDetTrackSummaryHelperTool', 'TrkTrackSummaryTool', 'MuonTrackSummaryHelperTool', 'InDetTrackSummaryHelperTool', 'MooTrackCnv', 'MuidParticleCreator', 'STACO', 'MuTag', 'MissingET', 'CaloUtils', 'TrigT1Config', 'TrigT1TGCRecRoiSvc', 'TrigT1RPCRecRoiSvc', 'TrigFake', 'MuonByteStreamCnvTest', 'MDTcabling', 'RPCgeometry', 'RPCcabling', 'TrigT1RPChardware', 'TrigT1RPCsteering', 'TrigT1RPCmonitoring', 'TGCcabling', 'CscCalibTools', 'TrigT1Config', 'TrigT1Calo', 'TrigT1RPCsteering', 'TrigT1TGC', 'TGCcabling', 'TrigT1Muctpi', 'TrigT1CTP', 'TrigT1RoIB', 'TrigT1ResultByteStream', 'InDetRawDataByteStream', 'InDetRawUtils', 'LArCalibUtils', 'LArByteStream', 'TileByteStream', 'MuonByteStream', 'ByteStreamCnvSvc', 'ByteStreamCnvSvcBase', 'InDetPrepRawDataByteStream', 'InDetRawUtils', 'TRT_DriftFunctionTool', 'TRT_ConditionsAlgs', 'LArByteStream', 'LArRawUtils', 'LArROD', 'LArCellRec', 'TileByteStream', 'TileRecUtils', 'TileRecAlgs', 'TileByteStream', 'MuonByteStream', 'RegionSelector', 'TrigOnlineSpacePointTool', 'TrigSteering', 'TrigConfig', 'TrigResultBuilder', 'TrigL2ResultByteStream', 'TrigResultBuilder', 'AnalysisTriggerAlgs', 'TrigEventAthenaPoolPoolCnv', 'TrigTimeAlgs', 'TrigEgammaHypo', 'TrigT2CaloEgamma', 'TrigT2CaloCommon', 'TrigIDSCAN', 'IDScanZFinder', 'TrkDistributedKalmanFilter', 'TrigInDetTrackFitter', 'TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool', 'TrigSiTrack', 'TrigSiTrack', 'TrigSiTrack', 'InDetLegacyCnvTools', 'TrigTRTxK', 'TrigEgammaHypo', 'TrigCaloRec', 'CaloRec', 'LArClusterRec', 'TileRecAlgs', 'CaloClusterCorrection', 'TrigCaloRec', 'CaloRec', 'CaloTools', 'CaloDetDescr', 'TrigCaloRec', 'CaloRec', 'CaloTools', 'CaloDetDescr', 'TrigT2CaloTau', 'TrigTauHypo', 'TrigTauHypo', 'TrigT2Tau', 'TrigTauHypo', 'TrigT1RPCRecRoiSvc', 'TrigT1TGCRecRoiSvc', 'TrigT1TGC', 'TrigmuFast', 'TrigMuonHypo', 'TrigmuComb', 'TrigT2CaloJet', 'AnalysisTriggerAlgs', 'EventTagAlgs', 'RegistrationServices', 'CBNT_Utils', 'CBNT_Athena', 'CBNT_Truth', 'MCTruthAlgs', 'InDetPriVxCBNT', 'InDetTrackSummaryHelperTool', 'CBNT_Particle', 'CaloRec', 'LArRecUtils', 'CaloRec', 'CaloRec', 'MuonboyAth', 'MooStatistics', 'ConversionAlgs', 'JetRec', 'tauRec', 'egammaUtils', 'egammaRec', 'egammaUtils', 'egammaUtils', 'TrackToCalo', 'TrackToCalo', 'TileMuId', 'iPatTruthTrajectory', 'MuidStatistics', 'MuidParticleCreator', 'MuidStatistics', 'STACO', 'MuTag', 'MissingET', 'TrigNtCalo', 'TrigNtInDet', 'EventAthenaPoolPoolCnv', 'GeneratorObjectsAthenaPoolPoolCnv', 'CaloTools', 'TileRecAlgs', 'LArClusterRec', 'CaloRec', 'TileRec', 'LArAthenaPoolPoolCnv', 'TileEventAthenaPoolPoolCnv', 'InDetEventCnvTools', 'InDetEventAthenaPoolPoolCnv', 'TrkEventAthenaPoolPoolCnv', 'RecAthenaPoolPoolCnv', 'ParticleEventAthenaPoolPoolCnv', 'MuonEventAthenaPoolPoolCnv', 'G4SimAthenaPOOLPoolCnv', 'TrigT1EventAthenaPoolPoolCnv', 'AnalysisTriggerEventAthenaPoolPoolCnv']
List all ExtSvc
['IncidentSvc/IncidentSvc', 'EvtPersistencySvc/EventPersistencySvc', 'HistogramSvc/HistogramDataSvc', 'NTupleSvc/NTupleSvc', 'ToolSvc/ToolSvc', 'AuditorSvc/AuditorSvc', 'RndmGenSvc/RndmGenSvc', 'ChronoStatSvc/ChronoStatSvc', 'StoreGateSvc/DetectorStore', 'StoreGateSvc', 'StoreGateSvc/HistoryStore', 'IOVSvc', 'PoolSvc', 'AthenaPoolCnvSvc', 'AthenaSealSvc', 'EventSelectorAthenaPool/EventSelector', 'PartPropSvc', 'TagInfoMgr', 'DBConnectionSvc', 'RDBAccessSvc', 'DBConnectionSvc', 'CondDBMySQLCnvSvc', 'AmdcsimrecAthenaSvc', 'MdtCalibrationSvc', 'MdtCalibrationDbSvc', 'MdtCalibrationRegionSvc', 'MdtCalibSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'TrajectorySvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MDTcablingSvc', 'RPCgeometrySvc', 'RPCcablingSvc', 'TGCcablingSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MooMdtDigitToHitSvc', 'MooMdtSegmentMaker', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'LVL1TGC::TGCRecRoiSvc', 'LVL1RPC::RPCRecRoiSvc', 'MDTcablingSvc', 'RPCgeometrySvc', 'RPCcablingSvc', 'TGCcablingSvc', 'TGCcablingSvc', 'ByteStreamCnvSvc', 'ROBDataProviderSvc/ROBDataProviderSvc', 'ByteStreamRDP_OutputSvc', 'ByteStreamCnvSvc', 'TrigTimerSvc', 'LVL1RPC::RPCRecRoiSvc', 'LVL1TGC::TGCRecRoiSvc', 'MuRoadsSvc', 'MuLUTSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc', 'MagFieldAthenaSvc']
List of all top algorithms
['EventCounter', 'SiRegionSelectorTable/PixelRegionSelectorTable', 'SiRegionSelectorTable/SCT_RegionSelectorTable', 'TRT_RegionSelectorTable', 'InDet::PixelClusterization/NewPixelClusterization', 'InDet::SCT_Clusterization/NewSCT_Clusterization', 'InDet::TRT_RIO_Maker/TRT_RIO_Maker', 'InDetPrepRawDataTruthMaker', 'InDet::SiTrackerSpacePointFinder/SiTrackerSpacePointFinder', 'SpacePointTruthMaker', 'iPatRec', 'iPatTrackTruthAssociator', 'iPatStatistics', 'XKaSeedsManager', 'XKaMField', 'XKaDetectorBuilder', 'XKalMan', 'InDet::InDetLegacyCnvAlg/InDetLegacyCnvAlg', 'InDetTrackTruthMaker/InDetXKalmanTruthMaker', 'InDet::InDetAmbiguitySolver/InDetAmbiguitySolver', 'InDetTrackTruthMaker/InDetTrackTruthMaker', 'InDet::InDetPriVxFinder/InDetPriVxFinder', 'InDet::ParticleCreator/InDetParticleCreation', 'TrackParticleTruthMaker/InDetTrackParticleTruthMaker', 'InDet::InDetRecStatisticsAlg', 'CaloCellMaker', 'CaloTowerAlgorithm/CmbTowerBldr', 'CaloClusterMaker/CaloSWClusterMaker', 'CaloTowerAlgorithm/TowerMaker', 'CaloClusterMaker/LArSWClusterMaker', 'CaloClusterMaker/LAr33ClusterMaker', 'CaloClusterMaker/LAr35ClusterMaker', 'CaloClusterMaker/LAr37ClusterMaker', 'CaloClusterMaker/CaloTopoClusterMaker', 'CaloCell2ClusterMapper/CaloCell2TopoClusterMapper', 'CaloClusterMaker/EMTopoClusterMaker', 'CaloCell2ClusterMapper/EMCell2TopoClusterMapper', 'MuonRdoToMuonDigit', 'CscClusterBuilder', 'RpcClusterBuilder', 'CscRdoToCscPrepData', 'MdtRdoToMdtPrepData', 'RpcRdoToRpcPrepData', 'TgcRdoToTgcPrepData', 'TrackRecordFilter', 'MboyDigiEmptyLoop', 'MboyDigiEmptyLoop/MboyDigiEmptyLoop2', 'MboyDigi', 'MboyGenTrackCnv', 'MboyRT', 'MboyCocoup', 'MboySignal', 'MboyConfig', 'MboyRec', 'MboyStatistics', 'MboyTrackCnv', 'MboySegmentCnv', 'MboyEDMStatistics', 'MboyPartTrack', 'MboyESD', 'MboyView', 'MooMakePhiSegments', 'MooMakeCrudeRZSegments', 'MooMakeRoads', 'MooMakeTracks', 'MooCnvAlg/MooCnvAlg', 'MuidMooreTPCreator', 'ConversionFinder', 'egammaBuilder/egamma', 'softeBuilder/softe', 'JetAlgorithm/ConeJets', 'JetAlgorithm/Cone4Jets', 'JetAlgorithm/KtJets', 'JetAlgorithm/TruthKtJets', 'JetAlgorithm/TruthConeJets', 'JetAlgorithm/TruthCone4Jets', 'Sequencer/tauSequence', 'TileLookForMuAlg', 'MuidStandAlone', 'MuidExtrCnvAlg/MuidExtrCnvAlg', 'MuidComb', 'MuidLowPt', 'MuidCnvAlg/MuidCnvAlg', 'MuidCnvAlgLowPt', 'StacoBuilder/Staco', 'StacoCnvAlg', 'StacoPartTrack', 'StacoPartTrackCheck', 'StacoESD', 'StacoESDCheck', 'MuTagBuilder/MuTag', 'MuTagCnvAlg', 'MuTagPartTrack', 'MuTagPartTrackCheck', 'MuTagESD', 'MuTagCheckESD', 'METAlg/METAlg', 'ZVertexFromKine', 'LVL1::TriggerTowerMaker/TriggerTowerMaker', 'LVL1::JetElementMaker/JetElementMaker', 'LVL1::EmTauTrigger/EmTauTrigger', 'LVL1::JetTrigger/JetTrigger', 'LVL1::EnergyTrigger/EnergyTrigger', 'LVL1::ROD/ROD', 'TrigT1RPC', 'LVL1TGCTrigger::LVL1TGCTrigger/LVL1TGCTrigger', 'LVL1MUCTPI::L1Muctpi/L1Muctpi', 'LVL1CTP::CTPSim/CTPSim', 'ROIB::RoIBuilder/RoIBuilder', 'AthenaOutputStream/StreamBS', 'TriggerConfig/TriggerConfig', 'StepController/StepController_L2', 'StepController/StepController_EF', 'L1CaloObjectsToESD', 'RoIBResultToAOD', 'EventTagBuilder', 'ElectronTagBuilder', 'PhotonTagBuilder', 'MuonTagBuilder', 'TauJetTagBuilder', 'BJetTagBuilder', 'ParticleJetTagBuilder', 'MissingETTagBuilder', 'TrackParticleTagBuilder', 'VxTagBuilder', 'TriggerTagBuilder', 'DBTestTagBuilder', 'CBNT_Athena', 'AthenaOutputStream/StreamESD', 'RegistrationStream/StreamTAG']
Athena INFO including file "AthenaCommon/runbatch.py"
DetectorStore INFO Initializing DetectorStore - package version StoreGate-02-14-31
ProxyProviderSvc INFO Initializing ProxyProviderSvc - package version StoreGate-02-14-31
EventSelector INFO Initializing EventSelector - package version EventSelectorAthenaPool-00-01-30
AthenaPoolCnvSvc INFO Initializing AthenaPoolCnvSvc - package version AthenaPoolCnvSvc-00-03-10
AthenaPoolCnvSvc INFO Loading POOL XMLAuthenticationService.
EventSelector INFO Create PoolCollectionConverter - CollectionType: ImplicitROOT Connection: InputCollection: csc11.005403.SU3_jimmy_susy.digit.RDO.v11004204._01245.pool.root.1
EventSelector INFO EventSelection with query
EventSelector INFO ----- EventSelectorAthenaPool Initialized Properly
ClassIDSvc INFO Initializing ClassIDSvc - package version CLIDSvc-00-02-05
ClassIDSvc INFO ClassIDSvc Initialized successfully
load mysql plugin
load oracle plugin
pool manager created
useLocalFile= 1
Configuration set for IndirectionMap in release
IOVDbConnection INFO IOVDbConnection> ConditionsDB 'LArIOVDC2' initialized
POOL/Services/RelationalService: level[Info] Found plugin for RDBMS technology "mysql" with implementation "odbc"
POOL/Services/RelationalService: level[Info] Found plugin for RDBMS technology "oracle" with native implementation
POOL/Services/RelationalService: level[Info] Found plugin for RDBMS technology "sqlite" with native implementation
POOL/Services/RelationalService: level[Info] Default implementation for RDBMS technology "mysql" is "odbc"
POOL/Services/RelationalService: level[Info] Default implementation for RDBMS technology "oracle" is native
POOL/Services/RelationalService: level[Info] Default implementation for RDBMS technology "sqlite" is native
DecodeVersionKey passed an unknown node:Calo
IdDictDetDescrCnv WARNING no record set found - using default dictionary
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
LarFCal_ID::init_neighbors_from_file
Reading file /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/FCal2DNeighbors.txt
LarFCal_ID::init_neighbors_from_file
Reading file /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/FCal3DNeighborsNext.txt
LarFCal_ID::init_neighbors_from_file
Reading file /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/FCal3DNeighborsPrev.txt
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
CaloNeighbours::initialize
Reading file /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/SuperCaloNeighbours.dat
nextSuperCalo EMB3/TILEB 4/1/-1,1/3/0/0:19/0:255 5/1/-1,1/0:63/0:9/0 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(6,3)
prevSuperCalo TILEB/EMB3 5/1/-1,1/0:63/0:9/0 4/1/-1,1/3/0/0:19/0:255 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(3,6)
nextSuperCalo EMB3/TILEG 4/1/-1,1/3/0/20,21,22,23,25,26/0:255 5/3/-1,1/0:63/10,11,13/3 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(6,3)
prevSuperCalo TILEG/EMB3 5/3/-1,1/0:63/10,11,13/3 4/1/-1,1/3/0/20,21,22,23,25,26/0:255 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(3,6)
nextSuperCalo EMB3/TILEE 4/1/-1,1/3/0/22:26/0:255 5/2/-1,1/0:63/11:13/0 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(6,3)
prevSuperCalo TILEE/EMB3 5/2/-1,1/0:63/11:13/0 4/1/-1,1/3/0/22:26/0:255 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(3,6)
nextSuperCalo EME2OW0/TILEE 4/1/-2,2/2/0/0/0:255 5/2/-1,1/0:63/14/0 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(6,3)
prevSuperCalo TILEE/EME2OW0 5/2/-1,1/0:63/14/0 4/1/-2,2/2/0/0/0:255 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(3,6)
nextSuperCalo EME2OW1/TILEE 4/1/-2,2/2/1/0:2/0:255 5/2/-1,1/0:63/14/0 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(6,3)
prevSuperCalo TILEE/EME2OW1 5/2/-1,1/0:63/14/0 4/1/-2,2/2/1/0:2/0:255 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(3,6)
nextSuperCalo EME3OW/HEC00 4/1/-2,2/3/0/0:19/0:255 4/2/-2,2/0/0/0:9/0:63 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(6,6)
prevSuperCalo HEC00/EME3OW 4/2/-2,2/0/0/0:9/0:63 4/1/-2,2/3/0/0:19/0:255 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(6,6)
nextSuperCalo EME2IW/HEC01 4/1/-3,3/2/0/0:6/0:63 4/2/-2,2/0/1/0:3/0:31 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(6,6)
prevSuperCalo HEC01/EME2IW 4/2/-2,2/0/1/0:3/0:31 4/1/-3,3/2/0/0:6/0:63 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(6,6)
nextSuperCalo HEC00/TILEE 4/2/-2,2/0/0/0/0:63 5/2/-1,1/0:63/15/0 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(6,3)
prevSuperCalo TILEE/HEC00 5/2/-1,1/0:63/15/0 4/2/-2,2/0/0/0/0:63 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(3,6)
nextSuperCalo HEC01/FCAL1 4/2/-2,2/0/1/2:3/0:31 4/3/-2,2/1/0:24/0:15 hasSide(2,2)
prevSuperCalo FCAL1/HEC01 4/3/-2,2/1/0:24/0:15 4/2/-2,2/0/1/2:3/0:31 hasSide(2,2)
nextSuperCalo HEC10/TILEE 4/2/-2,2/1/0/0/0:63 5/2/-1,1/0:63/15/0 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(6,3)
prevSuperCalo HEC10/TILEE 5/2/-1,1/0:63/15/0 4/2/-2,2/1/0/0/0:63 hasSide(2,2) hasPhi(3,6)
nextSuperCalo FCAL1/HEC21 4/3/-2,2/1/0,1/1:13 4/2/-2,2/2/1/2/0:31 hasSide(2,2)
prevSuperCalo HEC21/FCAL1 4/2/-2,2/2/1/2/0:31 4/3/-2,2/1/0,1/1:13 hasSide(2,2)
nextSuperCalo FCAL2/HEC31 4/3/-2,2/2/0:9/0:15 4/2/-2,2/3/1/3/0:31 hasSide(2,2)
prevSuperCalo HEC31/FCAL2 4/2/-2,2/3/1/3/0:31 4/3/-2,2/2/0:9/0:15 hasSide(2,2)
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
ExpHall Parameters defined
in RALEmb : Atlas version ATLAS-DC3-02
LAr version
LAr version LAr-03
Barrel Parameters defined
Emec Parameters defined
HEC Parameters defined
---- THIN absorber characteristics: ----
Fraction pb,fe,gl: 0.749275,0.183746,0.0669791
Total mass, Thickness: 1.06932e+20 ,2.21
Thinabs Density = 7.7522
---- THICK absorber characteristics: ----
Fraction pb,fe,gl: 0.827772,0.149862,0.022366
Total mass, Thickness: 1.31109e+20 ,2.21
Thickabs Density = 9.50499
---- Electrode characteristics: ----
Fraction Cu, Kapton: 0.791253,0.208747
Total mass, Thickness:7.42115e+18 ,0.275
Electrode Density = 4.32364
---- Mother Board characteristics: ----
Fraction Cu, G10: 0.46077,0.53923
Total mass, Thickness:7.64634e+19 ,4.3
M_board Density = 2.84902
LAr density=5.43831e+37
InnerWheel,z(0)=0 rmin=302.306 rmax=610.38
z(1)=514 rmin=344.279 rmax=695.336
OuterWheel,z(0)=0 rmin=613.38 rmax=1999.87
z(1)=63.1752 rmin=623.822 rmax=2034
z(2)=514 rmin=698.336 rmax=2034
LAr density=5.43831e+37
InnerWheel,z(0)=0 rmin=302.306 rmax=610.38
z(1)=514 rmin=344.279 rmax=695.336
OuterWheel,z(0)=0 rmin=613.38 rmax=1999.87
z(1)=63.1752 rmin=623.822 rmax=2034
z(2)=514 rmin=698.336 rmax=2034
Atlas FCAL geometry files are used
TileDddbManager: mTag = ATLAS-DC3-02
TileDddbManager: n_tiglob = 5
TileDddbManager: n_timod = 320
TileDddbManager: n_tilb = 6
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
MuonIdHelper::init_neighbors
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
MuonIdHelper::init_neighbors
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
MuonIdHelper::init_neighbors
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
MuonIdHelper::init_neighbors
MuGM:ProcessCSC WARNING No DB entry found for the current technology sub-type CSC02
using previous sub-type CSC01 // Layout = Q02_initial
MuGM:ProcessCSC WARNING update by hand a few numbers for the current technology sub-type CSC02 // Layout = Q02_initial OK if layout is Q02, Q02_initial
BarrelToroidBuilderRDB constructor
EndCapToroidBuilderRDB constructor
FeetToroidBuilderRDBn constructor
FeetToroidBuilderRDBn : maxDim 9
FeetToroidBuilderRDBn : nFeet 9
FeetToroidBuilderRDBn : nVertex 9
FeetToroidBuilderRDBn::buildExtremityFeet ExtrFeetSidePlate
abc
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
DTDResolver: trigger2.dtd -> /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/Trigger/TriggerRelease/TriggerRelease-00-03-17-13/data/trigger2.dtd
DTDResolver: entities.dtd -> /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/Trigger/TriggerRelease/TriggerRelease-00-03-17-13/data/entities.dtd
DTDResolver: trigger.dtd -> /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/Trigger/TriggerRelease/TriggerRelease-00-03-17-13/data/trigger.dtd
DTDResolver: muctpi.dtd -> /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/Trigger/TriggerRelease/TriggerRelease-00-03-17-13/data/muctpi.dtd
TrigT1CaloInfoL... INFO Initializing TrigT1CaloInfo with DigitScale = 1000
StoreGateSvc INFO Initializing StoreGateSvc - package version StoreGate-02-14-31
SiliconRectangle: localEtaWidth 30.40 localPhiWidth 8.20
SiliconTrapezoid: localEtaWidth 60.62 localPhiWidth 31.01 bond-gap: localEta 3.0 -> 5.1
SiliconTrapezoid: localEtaWidth 58.85 localPhiWidth 31.58 bond-gap: localEta 4.3 -> 6.4
SiliconTrapezoid: localEtaWidth 29.55 localPhiWidth 24.26
SiliconTrapezoid: localEtaWidth 26.24 localPhiWidth 34.18
SiliconRectangle: localEtaWidth 63.05 localPhiWidth 30.72 bond-gap: localEta -1.0 -> 1.0
LayerNumberAllocator: pixel wheel z-boundary r-boundaries
0 446.4 69.9 105.8 135.8
1 533.5 1.0 121.9 158.8
2 611.0 88.7 107.5 158.8
3 1292.0 1.0 2.0 158.8
LayerNumberAllocator: sct wheel z-boundary r-boundaries
0 789.4 336.8 408.0 479.6 1047.3
1 874.7 354.7 435.2 518.2 1125.8
2 993.5 374.0 394.0 483.5 1125.8
3 1176.5 327.8 447.3 471.3 1125.8
4 1330.6 333.5 401.1 544.4 1125.8
5 1566.3 297.4 361.9 435.3 1125.8
6 1924.1 354.3 389.0 468.0 1125.8
7 2290.9 1.0 426.4 470.5 1125.8
8 2608.4 1.0 2.0 510.2 1125.8
9 5461.9 1.0 2.0 3.0 1125.8
RegionSelectData::read DETID fullFileName=/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/TileMapIdAndHash.txt
ToolSvc.RegionSelector WARNING Geometry version not specified or unknown <ATLAS-DC3-02>; force Layout Rome-Initial
RegionSelectData::read DETID fullFileName=/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/MDTMapIdAndHash_layQinitial.txt
ToolSvc.RegionSelector WARNING Geometry version not specified or unknown <ATLAS-DC3-02>; force Layout Rome-Initial
RegionSelectData::read DETID fullFileName=/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/RPCMapIdAndHash_layQ.txt
ToolSvc.RegionSelector WARNING Geometry version not specified or unknown <ATLAS-DC3-02>; force Layout Rome-Initial
RegionSelectData::read DETID fullFileName=/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/TGCMapIdAndHash_layQ.txt
RegionSelectData::read DETID fullFileName=/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/CSCMapIdAndHash.txt
ToolSvc.RegionSelector WARNING Geometry version not specified or unknown <ATLAS-DC3-02>; force Layout Rome-Initial
ToolSvc.RegionSelector WARNING Geometry version not specified or unknown <ATLAS-DC3-02>; force Layout Rome-Initial
ToolSvc.RegionSelector WARNING Geometry version not specified or unknown <ATLAS-DC3-02>; force Layout Rome-Initial
ToolSvc.RegionSelector WARNING Geometry version not specified or unknown <ATLAS-DC3-02>; force Layout Rome-Initial
ToolSvc.RegionSelector WARNING Geometry version not specified or unknown <ATLAS-DC3-02>; force Layout Rome-Initial
ToolSvc.RegionSelector WARNING Geometry version not specified or unknown <ATLAS-DC3-02>; force Layout Rome-Initial
TrajectorySvc INFO TrajectorySvc::initialize() - package version iPatTrajectory-00-16-00
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO in initialize()
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO Retrieving Magnetic Field from DD DataBase!
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO Using Atlas Geometry version tag: ATLAS-DC3-02
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO Using Atlas Geometry version tag:
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO Selected source : ORACLE
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO Input Bfield file :'bmagatlas03_test2.data'
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO m_MagneticFieldStatus: 0
found as /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/bmagatlas03_test2.data
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO Call setmagfield /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/bmagatlas03_test2.data
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO Call setmagfield 100
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO Call setmagfield 0
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO r tran 90 FIRST T
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO r tran 90 FName /
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO r tran 90 SName 100
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO r tran 90 Istate 0
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO r tran 90 BFName
/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/bmagatlas03_test2.data
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO r tran 90 Istate1 0
===> ReBfield opening
/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/bmagatlas03_test2.data
===> opened
===> DTB: B-3D
===> Tabulated 3D mag. field version B-3D-Q.2 has been read from file No 17 by routine REAMAG
===> ********** **** ********
===> Tabulated nonlinear 3D mag. field has been read from file No 17 by routine RFELIX
===> **** ********
===> Tabulated 3D mag. field limits set to :
===> RTORI,ZTORI,RTORO,ZTORO = 423.0 681.5 1500.0 2300.0 (cm)
===> Vetermp: B-3D
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO r tran 90 VERTEMP B-3D
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO r tran 90 Istate2 1
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO After setmagfield /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/bmagatlas03_test2.data
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO After setmagfield 100
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO After setmagfield 1
MagFieldAthenaSvc INFO Version > B3DO 1
FastField: central_field 2.083T - please be patient while the solenoid is parametrised !!
--------------- HepPDT Version 1.01.00 ---------------
found 258 particles
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
in LArMCSymTool::initialize
total number of cells 182468
start loop over EM calo
start loop over HEC calo
start loop over fcal
end of initialize of LArMCSymTool
IOVSvc WARNING Proxy for [107446859,LArShape] already registered: LArShape
IOVSvc WARNING Callback function LArOFCTool[0xaa6d100c]+39 cannot be registered since it has already been registered against LArShape32MC[LArShape]
IOVSvc WARNING Proxy for [264452083,LArNoise] already registered: LArNoise
IOVSvc WARNING Proxy for [217258659,LArAutoCorr] already registered: LArAutoCorr
IOVSvc WARNING Proxy for [107446859,LArShape] already registered: LArShape
IOVSvc WARNING Callback function CaloNoiseTool[0xaa6bc62c]+89 cannot be registered since it has already been registered against LArShape32MC[LArShape]
IOVSvc WARNING Callback function CaloNoiseTool[0xaa6bc62c]+89 cannot be registered since it has already been registered against LArNoiseMC[LArNoise]
IOVSvc WARNING Callback function CaloNoiseTool[0xaa6bc62c]+89 cannot be registered since it has already been registered against LArShape32MC[LArShape]
IOVSvc WARNING Callback function CaloNoiseTool[0xaa6bc62c]+89 cannot be registered since it has already been registered against LArAutoCorrMC[LArAutoCorr]
CaloTopoClusterMaker.TopoMoments INFO Initializing CaloTopoClusterMaker.TopoMoments
CaloTopoClusterMaker.TopoMoments.CaloDepthTool INFO CaloDepthTool successfully initialised, will provide
CaloTopoClusterMaker.TopoMoments INFO Found CaloDepthTool
EMTopoClusterMaker.EMTopoMoments INFO Initializing EMTopoClusterMaker.EMTopoMoments
EMTopoClusterMaker.EMTopoMoments.CaloDepthTool INFO CaloDepthTool successfully initialised, will provide
EMTopoClusterMaker.EMTopoMoments INFO Found CaloDepthTool
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO Initialisation started
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO ================================
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO =Proprieties are
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO = NameOfTheSource POOL
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO = NameOfTheAmdbFile
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO = AMDBtag
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO = CtrlDumpCo 0
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO = CtrlFileSim 0
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO = CtrlFileCtb2004 0
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO = CtrlFileStrings 0
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO = CtrlFilePool 0
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO = CtrlFilePoolHard 0
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO = EmergencyOut 0
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO ================================
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO Selected source POOL
===> AMDB_SIMREC data base named : Q.02_initial t8 version : 7 has been read by routine REAMDC version : 7
===> ****************** **** ****
AmdcsimrecAthen... INFO Initialisation ended
RPCcablingSvc INFO
Level-1 configuration database version 3.1 Atlas Q_initial read.
Contains 12 Trigger Sector Types:
negative sectors 0 - 15 ==> 1 2 2 3 3 2 2 4 4 2 2 1 1 5 5 6
negative sectors 16 - 31 ==> 6 2 2 6 6 7 7 8 8 7 7 6 6 2 2 1
positive sectors 32 - 47 ==> 9 2 2 9 9 2 2 10 10 2 2 1 1 5 5 1
positive sectors 48 - 63 ==> 1 2 2 6 6 12 12 11 11 12 12 6 6 2 2 9
MdtCalibrationSvc INFO Initializing
MdtCalibrationD... INFO Initializing
MdtCalibrationD... INFO Retrieved DetectorStore
MdtCalibrationR... INFO Initializing
MdtRegionTool::initialise, filling vector: regions 1
New basicHashToRegionHash vector with size 1174
Initialization complete
MdtRegionTool::initialise, filling vector: regions 3
New basicHashToRegionHash vector with size 1174
Initialization complete
MdtCalibrationD... INFO Retrieved MdtCalibrationRegionSvc
MdtCalibrationDbSvc WARNING Cannot retrieve MdtRtRelationCollection at
MdtCalibrationD...WARNING Failed to load calibration constants from database
MdtCalibrationD...WARNING -> using default parameters instead (fine for simulated events)
Allocate 100 objects with info !
===>
===> MuonBoy is using the AMDB version : Q.02_initial t8 which is POSTERIOR to versions P ,
===> it therefore assumes that the CSC 2nd coord strips are parallel !!!
===>
===>
===> MuonBoy is using the AMDB version : Q.02_initial t8 which is POSTERIOR to versions P ,
===> it therefore (rightly) assumes that the MDT tubes are INefficient in their END-PLUGS !!!
===>
===> Chamber layout and geometry has been transfered to MUONBOY by routine AMDCOX with the following conventions :
===> ********* ********
Muonboy name : BIS BIL BMS BML BOS BOL BIR BEE EIS EIL EES EEL EMS EML EOS EOL FOS FOL CSS CSL
Station nb. : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Lower m.l. nb. : 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39
Upper m.l. nb. : 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40
Amdb stations : BIS BIL BMS BML BOS BOL BIR BEE FIS EIC EES EEL EMS EMC EOS EOL FOS EOC CSS CSL
BIM BMF BOF EIS EIL FMS EML FOL
BOG FIL FML
BOH
Max. Barrel m.l. nb. (NCOUBA) : 16
Where all amdb station types are :
Name : BIL BIS BML BMS BOL BOS BEE BIR BMF BOF BOG BOH EIC EIL EEL EES EMC EML EMS EOC EOL EOS T1C
T1L T1S T2C T2L T2S T3C T3L T3S CI1 CI2 CI3 CI4 FIL FIS FML FMS FOL FOS T1F T1E T2F T2E T3F
T3E T4F T4E EIS CSS CSL BIM XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX
Jtyp : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
+-------------------------------+
| |
| ATLAS Muon Reconstruction |
| |
| MUONBOY Version 7.71.59 |
| ********** |
| |
+-------------------------------+
Allocate 422 objects with info !
Xml file : Lun=19 has been read !!!
It contains 2111 xml objects and 7 independant trees of volumes !
In Bool_Prep_Vol - Displace : Itry,Jxyz = 5 1
In Bool_Prep_Vol - Displace : Itry,Jxyz = 6 1
In Bool_Prep_Vol - Displace : Itry,Jxyz = 7 1
In Bool_Prep_Vol - Displace : Itry,Jxyz = 5 1
In Bool_Prep_Vol - Displace : Itry,Jxyz = 6 1
In Bool_Prep_Vol - Displace : Itry,Jxyz = 7 1
In creation of boolean volume : BAR_CryoTubDown
In Bool_Creat_Poly : Ipass,Iproblem = 6 3004
In creation of boolean volume : BAR_VoussoirCut
In Bool_Creat_Poly : Ipass,Iproblem = 6 3004
In creation of boolean volume : BAR_VoussoirCut
===> At the end of subroutine MATIERE : NVMATI,NPMATI,NEMATI,NAMATI,NTMATI,NMANAM = 2395 105368 47490 15265 445 152
MooMdtSegmentMaker INFO INITIALISING Moore MdtSegmentMaker Service
MooEvent/GeantinoMapMaterial::getGeantinoMapMaterial: Create the first/only instance of GeantinoMapMaterial
MooEvent/GeantinoMapMaterial constructor...
... going to open file /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/MaterialProperties_v00.data
MooEvent/GeantinoMapMaterial::openFileToRead: Open material file...
... m_ioFile = 0: Open the material file /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/MaterialProperties_v00.data
MooEvent/GeantinoMapMaterial::readMap: 4 entries read from material properties file
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::GeantinoMap: Going to open file GeantinoMap_StandardSector_Q02_initial.data
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::openFile: Open the geantino step file /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/GeantinoMap_StandardSector_Q02_initial.data for reading...
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::insertGeantinoSteps: DOUBLE key detected!
phi = 22.501829
theta = 3.496418
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::readMap: 15836 entries read from geantino step file
phiStart = -0.392699 --> -22.499995 deg, phiFinish = 0.392731 --> 22.501829 deg, dPhi = 0.008727 --> 0.500020 deg
thetaStart = 1.570795 --> 89.999924 deg, thetaFinish = 0.061024 --> 3.496418 deg, dTheta = -0.008727 --> -0.500020 deg
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::GeantinoMap: Going to open file GeantinoMap_FeetSector_Q02_initial.data
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::openFile: Open the geantino step file /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/GeantinoMap_FeetSector_Q02_initial.data for reading...
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::insertGeantinoSteps: DOUBLE key detected!
phi = 337.502508
theta = 3.496418
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::readMap: 23666 entries read from geantino step file
phiStart = 4.712385 --> 269.999772 deg, phiFinish = 5.890530 --> 337.502508 deg, dPhi = 0.008727 --> 0.500020 deg
thetaStart = 1.570795 --> 89.999924 deg, thetaFinish = 0.061024 --> 3.496418 deg, dTheta = -0.008727 --> -0.500020 deg
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::GeantinoMap: Going to open file GeantinoMap_ECTServiceTower_Q02_initial.data
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::openFile: Open the geantino step file /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/GeantinoMap_ECTServiceTower_Q02_initial.data for reading...
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::insertGeantinoSteps: DOUBLE key detected!
phi = 112.501753
theta = 22.499136
MooEvent/GeantinoMap::readMap: 3915 entries read from geantino step file
phiStart = 1.178096 --> 67.499929 deg, phiFinish = 1.963526 --> 112.501753 deg, dPhi = 0.008727 --> 0.500020 deg
thetaStart = 0.759218 --> 43.499987 deg, thetaFinish = 0.392684 --> 22.499136 deg, dTheta = -0.008727 --> -0.500020 deg
boooo!
RootHistSvc INFO Writing ROOT histograms to: histo.root
CaloTTDescrManager::initialize
TriggerTowerMaker WARNING m_SatLow[4] has disturbingly low level
TriggerTowerMaker WARNING m_SatLow[2] has disturbingly low level
TriggerTowerMaker WARNING m_SatHigh[5] has absurdly low level!
TriggerTowerMaker WARNING m_SatLow[5] has disturbingly low level
TriggerTowerMaker WARNING m_SatLow[3] has disturbingly low level
RPCGeometry, build_RPC_coding: different index for the two half barrel
logic sector = 31, station = 0
negative index = 10, positive index = 11
RPCGeometry, build_RPC_coding: different index for the two half barrel
logic sector = 31, station = 1
negative index = 11, positive index = 12
RPCGeometry, build_RPC_coding: different index for the two half barrel
logic sector = 0, station = 0
negative index = 10, positive index = 11
RPCGeometry, build_RPC_coding: different index for the two half barrel
logic sector = 0, station = 1
negative index = 11, positive index = 12
RPCgeometrySvc INFO RPCgeometrySvc: RPC geometry model loaded!
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (3, 105, 1)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (5, 3, 2)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (6, 3, 2)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (3, 122, 4)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (5, 3, 5)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (5, 3, 5)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (1, 0, 6)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (1, 1, 6)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (3, 139, 6)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (1, 0, 7)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (5, 3, 8)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (6, 3, 8)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (5, 3, 8)
TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap::readMap [WARNING] No window is opened for (ptLevel,ssId,mod) = (6, 3, 8)
##### TGCRPhiCoincidenceMap ######
o size of map
pt = 6 GeV/c 1272
pt = 10GeV/c 1272
pt = 11GeV/c 1272
pt = 15GeV/c 1272
pt = 20GeV/c 1272
pt = 25GeV/c 1272
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO ***
Initializing XML.
***
HLTConfig INFO Frame : Initialized XML!
DTDResolver: signaturelist.dtd -> /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/Trigger/TriggerRelease/TriggerRelease-00-03-17-13/data/signaturelist.dtd
DTDResolver: sequencelist.dtd -> /atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/Trigger/TriggerRelease/TriggerRelease-00-03-17-13/data/sequencelist.dtd
HLTConfig INFO Frame : Parsed two files!
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO --------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO Building List of TE labels!
HLTConfig INFO --------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO TE label EFEGCaloSWOut has id 10
HLTConfig INFO TE label EMROI has id 0
HLTConfig INFO TE label EleL2CaloHypo has id 12
HLTConfig INFO TE label EleL2IDCaloHypo has id 13
HLTConfig INFO TE label JETROI has id 2
HLTConfig INFO TE label L2Combmuon has id 15
HLTConfig INFO TE label L2IDSCANelectron has id 16
HLTConfig INFO TE label L2IDTauHypoOut has id 17
HLTConfig INFO TE label L2IDmuon has id 18
HLTConfig INFO TE label L2SiTrackelectron has id 19
HLTConfig INFO TE label L2TauFinalOut has id 20
HLTConfig INFO TE label L2TauHypoOut has id 21
HLTConfig INFO TE label L2idscantau has id 22
HLTConfig INFO TE label MUONROI has id 1
HLTConfig INFO TE label T2CaloEGOut has id 24
HLTConfig INFO TE label T2CaloJetOut has id 25
HLTConfig INFO TE label T2CaloTauHypoOut has id 26
HLTConfig INFO TE label T2CaloTauOut has id 27
HLTConfig INFO TE label T2muFastMuon has id 28
HLTConfig INFO TE label T2muFastOut has id 29
HLTConfig INFO TE label TAUROI has id 3
HLTConfig INFO TE label TRTxKelectron has id 31
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO --------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO Building global sequence list!
HLTConfig INFO --------------------------------------
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): EMROI Algo(s): T2CaloEgamma/T2CaloEgamma/g4 Output: T2CaloEGOut
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): T2CaloEGOut Algo(s): TrigL2CaloHypo/L2CaloHypo/1 Output: EleL2CaloHypo
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): EleL2CaloHypo Algo(s): TrigIdScan::IdScanMain/IdScan/Egamma Output: L2IDSCANelectron
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): L2IDSCANelectron Algo(s): TrigSiTrack/TrigSiTrack/HighPtSingle Output: L2SiTrackelectron
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): L2SiTrackelectron Algo(s): TrigTRTxK/TRTxK/param Output: TRTxKelectron
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): TRTxKelectron Algo(s): TrigL2IDCaloHypo/L2IDCaloHypo/1 Output: EleL2IDCaloHypo
Sequence INFO - Level: EF Input(s): EleL2IDCaloHypo Algo(s): TrigCaloRec/TrigCaloRec/g5 Output: EFEGCaloSWOut
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): TAUROI Algo(s): T2CaloTau/T2CaloTau/g4 Output: T2CaloTauOut
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): T2CaloTauOut Algo(s): T2CaloTauHypo/T2CaloTauHypo/g4 Output: T2CaloTauHypoOut
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): T2CaloTauHypoOut Algo(s): TrigIdScan::IdScanMain/IdScan/Tau Output: L2idscantau
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): L2idscantau Algo(s): T2IDTauHypo/T2IDTauHypo/g4 Output: L2IDTauHypoOut
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): L2IDTauHypoOut Algo(s): T2TauFinal/T2TauFinal/g4 Output: L2TauFinalOut
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): L2TauFinalOut Algo(s): T2TauHypo/T2TauHypo/g4 Output: L2TauHypoOut
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): MUONROI Algo(s): muFast/muFast/1 Output: T2muFastOut
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): T2muFastOut Algo(s): MufastHypo/MufastHypo/6GeV Output: T2muFastMuon
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): T2muFastMuon Algo(s): TrigIdScan::IdScanMain/IdScan/Muon Output: L2IDmuon
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): L2IDmuon Algo(s): muComb/muComb/1 Output: L2Combmuon
Sequence INFO - Level: L2 Input(s): JETROI Algo(s): T2CaloJet/T2CaloJet/g4 Output: T2CaloJetOut
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO -----------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO Checking sequencelist!
HLTConfig INFO -----------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO ---> Success!
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO --------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO Building global signature list!
HLTConfig INFO --------------------------------------
XMLSignature INFO - Signature EFEGCaloSWOut has child TEs EFEGCaloSWOut and a prescale / forcedAccept of 1 / 0.
XMLSignature INFO - Signature L2TauHypoOut has child TEs L2TauHypoOut and a prescale / forcedAccept of 1 / 0.
XMLSignature INFO - Signature L2Combmuon has child TEs L2Combmuon and a prescale / forcedAccept of 1 / 0.
XMLSignature INFO - Signature T2CaloJetOut has child TEs T2CaloJetOut and a prescale / forcedAccept of 1 / 0.
XMLSignature INFO
XMLSignature INFO ---------------------------------------------------
XMLSignature INFO Building and arranging TE trees for signature EFEGCaloSWOut !
XMLSignature INFO ---------------------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature EFEGCaloSWOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO EFEGCaloSWOut
XMLTE INFO * EFEGCaloSWOut 0 EF
XMLTE INFO * * EleL2IDCaloHypo 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * TRTxKelectron 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * L2SiTrackelectron 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * L2IDSCANelectron 4 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * EleL2CaloHypo 5 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * T2CaloEGOut 6 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * * EMROI 7 L2
XMLSignature INFO
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature EFEGCaloSWOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO EFEGCaloSWOut
XMLTE INFO * EFEGCaloSWOut 0 EF
XMLTE INFO * * EleL2IDCaloHypo 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * TRTxKelectron 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * L2SiTrackelectron 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * L2IDSCANelectron 4 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * EleL2CaloHypo 5 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * T2CaloEGOut 6 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * * EMROI 7 L2
XMLSignature INFO After EF TE adjustment:
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature EFEGCaloSWOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO EFEGCaloSWOut
XMLTE INFO * EFEGCaloSWOut 0 EF
XMLTE INFO * * EleL2IDCaloHypo 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * TRTxKelectron 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * L2SiTrackelectron 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * L2IDSCANelectron 4 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * EleL2CaloHypo 5 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * T2CaloEGOut 6 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * * EMROI 7 L2
XMLSignature INFO After special L2 TE shifts:
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature EFEGCaloSWOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO EFEGCaloSWOut
XMLTE INFO * EFEGCaloSWOut 0 EF
XMLTE INFO * * EleL2IDCaloHypo 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * TRTxKelectron 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * L2SiTrackelectron 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * L2IDSCANelectron 4 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * EleL2CaloHypo 5 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * T2CaloEGOut 6 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * * EMROI 7 L2
HLTConfig INFO Initial TE tree:
HLTConfig INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature EFEGCaloSWOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO EFEGCaloSWOut
XMLTE INFO * EFEGCaloSWOut 0 EF
XMLTE INFO * * EleL2IDCaloHypo 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * TRTxKelectron 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * L2SiTrackelectron 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * L2IDSCANelectron 4 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * EleL2CaloHypo 5 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * T2CaloEGOut 6 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * * EMROI 7 L2
XMLSignature INFO
XMLSignature INFO ---------------------------------------------------
XMLSignature INFO Building and arranging TE trees for signature L2TauHypoOut !
XMLSignature INFO ---------------------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO After overall adjustment:
HLTConfig INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature L2TauHypoOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO L2TauHypoOut
XMLTE INFO * L2TauHypoOut 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * L2TauFinalOut 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * L2IDTauHypoOut 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * L2idscantau 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * T2CaloTauHypoOut 4 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * T2CaloTauOut 5 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * TAUROI 6 L2
XMLSignature INFO
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature L2TauHypoOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO L2TauHypoOut
XMLTE INFO * L2TauHypoOut 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * L2TauFinalOut 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * L2IDTauHypoOut 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * L2idscantau 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * T2CaloTauHypoOut 4 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * T2CaloTauOut 5 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * TAUROI 6 L2
XMLSignature INFO After EF TE adjustment:
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature L2TauHypoOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO L2TauHypoOut
XMLTE INFO * L2TauHypoOut 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * L2TauFinalOut 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * L2IDTauHypoOut 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * L2idscantau 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * T2CaloTauHypoOut 4 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * T2CaloTauOut 5 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * TAUROI 6 L2
XMLSignature INFO After special L2 TE shifts:
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature L2TauHypoOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO L2TauHypoOut
XMLTE INFO * L2TauHypoOut 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * L2TauFinalOut 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * L2IDTauHypoOut 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * L2idscantau 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * T2CaloTauHypoOut 4 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * T2CaloTauOut 5 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * TAUROI 6 L2
HLTConfig INFO Initial TE tree:
HLTConfig INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature L2TauHypoOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO L2TauHypoOut
XMLTE INFO * L2TauHypoOut 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * L2TauFinalOut 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * L2IDTauHypoOut 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * L2idscantau 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * T2CaloTauHypoOut 4 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * T2CaloTauOut 5 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * * * TAUROI 6 L2
XMLSignature INFO
XMLSignature INFO ---------------------------------------------------
XMLSignature INFO Building and arranging TE trees for signature L2Combmuon !
XMLSignature INFO ---------------------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO After overall adjustment:
HLTConfig INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature L2Combmuon
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO L2Combmuon
XMLTE INFO * L2Combmuon 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * L2IDmuon 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * T2muFastMuon 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * T2muFastOut 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * MUONROI 4 L2
XMLSignature INFO
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature L2Combmuon
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO L2Combmuon
XMLTE INFO * L2Combmuon 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * L2IDmuon 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * T2muFastMuon 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * T2muFastOut 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * MUONROI 4 L2
XMLSignature INFO After EF TE adjustment:
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature L2Combmuon
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO L2Combmuon
XMLTE INFO * L2Combmuon 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * L2IDmuon 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * T2muFastMuon 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * T2muFastOut 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * MUONROI 4 L2
XMLSignature INFO After special L2 TE shifts:
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature L2Combmuon
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO L2Combmuon
XMLTE INFO * L2Combmuon 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * L2IDmuon 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * T2muFastMuon 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * T2muFastOut 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * MUONROI 4 L2
HLTConfig INFO Initial TE tree:
HLTConfig INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature L2Combmuon
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO L2Combmuon
XMLTE INFO * L2Combmuon 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * L2IDmuon 1 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * T2muFastMuon 2 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * T2muFastOut 3 L2
XMLTE INFO * * * * * MUONROI 4 L2
XMLSignature INFO
XMLSignature INFO ---------------------------------------------------
XMLSignature INFO Building and arranging TE trees for signature T2CaloJetOut !
XMLSignature INFO ---------------------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO After overall adjustment:
HLTConfig INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature T2CaloJetOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO T2CaloJetOut
XMLTE INFO * T2CaloJetOut 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * JETROI 1 L2
XMLSignature INFO
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature T2CaloJetOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO T2CaloJetOut
XMLTE INFO * T2CaloJetOut 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * JETROI 1 L2
XMLSignature INFO After EF TE adjustment:
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature T2CaloJetOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO T2CaloJetOut
XMLTE INFO * T2CaloJetOut 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * JETROI 1 L2
XMLSignature INFO After special L2 TE shifts:
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature T2CaloJetOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO T2CaloJetOut
XMLTE INFO * T2CaloJetOut 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * JETROI 1 L2
HLTConfig INFO Initial TE tree:
HLTConfig INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO signature T2CaloJetOut
XMLSignature INFO =============================
XMLSignature INFO T2CaloJetOut
XMLTE INFO * T2CaloJetOut 0 L2
XMLTE INFO * * JETROI 1 L2
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO --------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO Building sequence tables!
HLTConfig INFO --------------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO --- Calculating limits etc. ---
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO Signature EFEGCaloSWOut has 7 steps and 1 EF steps.
HLTConfig INFO The longest signature has 7 steps; the overall lowest EF TE is at step 0.
HLTConfig INFO Currently required numbers of EF / L2 tables = 1 / 6
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO Signature L2TauHypoOut has 6 steps and 0 EF steps.
HLTConfig INFO The longest signature has 7 steps; the overall lowest EF TE is at step 0.
HLTConfig INFO Currently required numbers of EF / L2 tables = 1 / 6
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO Signature L2Combmuon has 4 steps and 0 EF steps.
HLTConfig INFO The longest signature has 7 steps; the overall lowest EF TE is at step 0.
HLTConfig INFO Currently required numbers of EF / L2 tables = 1 / 6
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO Signature T2CaloJetOut has 1 steps and 0 EF steps.
HLTConfig INFO The longest signature has 7 steps; the overall lowest EF TE is at step 0.
HLTConfig INFO Currently required numbers of EF / L2 tables = 1 / 6
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO We need
HLTConfig INFO 1 EF sequence tables
HLTConfig INFO 6 L2 sequence tables
HLTConfig INFO ---------------------------
HLTConfig INFO 7 sequence tables.
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO --- Creating array of sequence tables. ---
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO --- Filling array of sequence tables. ---
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO --- Creating array of menu tables. ---
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO --- Filling array of menu tables. ---
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO -----------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO Final stuff and printout!
HLTConfig INFO -----------------------------------
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO --- Looking for empty sequence tables. ---
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO --- Printing arrays of menu and sequence tables. ---
MenuTable INFO
MenuTable INFO *** Menu Table for step 1 ***
Signature INFO < T2CaloEGOut > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
Signature INFO < T2CaloTauOut > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
Signature INFO < T2muFastOut > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
Signature INFO < T2CaloJetOut > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
MenuTable INFO
MenuTable INFO *** Menu Table for step 2 ***
Signature INFO < EleL2CaloHypo > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
Signature INFO < T2CaloTauHypoOut > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
Signature INFO < T2muFastMuon > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
MenuTable INFO
MenuTable INFO *** Menu Table for step 3 ***
Signature INFO < L2IDSCANelectron > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
Signature INFO < L2idscantau > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
Signature INFO < L2IDmuon > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
MenuTable INFO
MenuTable INFO *** Menu Table for step 4 ***
Signature INFO < L2SiTrackelectron > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
Signature INFO < L2IDTauHypoOut > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
Signature INFO < L2Combmuon > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
MenuTable INFO
MenuTable INFO *** Menu Table for step 5 ***
Signature INFO < TRTxKelectron > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
Signature INFO < L2TauFinalOut > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
MenuTable INFO
MenuTable INFO *** Menu Table for step 6 ***
Signature INFO < EleL2IDCaloHypo > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
Signature INFO < L2TauHypoOut > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
MenuTable INFO
MenuTable INFO *** Menu Table for step 7 ***
Signature INFO < EFEGCaloSWOut > prescale 1 forcedAccept 0 id 0
HLTConfig INFO
HLTConfig INFO ***
Finalizing XML.
***
TrigTimerSvc INFO TrigTimerSvc: Start of run initialisation
ToolSvc ERROR Factory for Tool CounterTool not found
T2CaloEgamma_g4_L2 INFO on initialize()
BaseName is : ESamp2.ESamp2
BaseName is : ESamp1.ESamp1
BaseName is : EaEmEn.EaEmEn
BaseName is : EHadEn.EHadEn
T2CaloTau_g4_L2 INFO on initialize()
BaseName is : TSamp2.TSamp2
BaseName is : TSamp1.TSamp1
BaseName is : TuEmEn.TuEmEn
BaseName is : THadEn.THadEn
RegionSelectData::read DETID fullFileName=/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/TileMapIdAndHash.txt
RegionSelectData::read DETID fullFileName=/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/MDTMapIdAndHash_layQinitial.txt
RegionSelectData::read DETID fullFileName=/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/RPCMapIdAndHash_layQ.txt
RegionSelectData::read DETID fullFileName=/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/TGCMapIdAndHash_layQ.txt
RegionSelectData::read DETID fullFileName=/atlasgrid/Grid3-app/atlas_app/atlas_rel/11.0.5/dist/11.0.5/InstallArea/share/CSCMapIdAndHash.txt
T2CaloJet_g4_L2 INFO Initializing T2CaloJet
T2CaloJet_g4_L2 INFO Found tool named <T2CaloJetGridFromCells>
T2CaloJet_g4_L2 INFO Found tool named <T2CaloJetConeTool>
Using NEW InDet Detector Manager 111
Pixel Barrel Layers 111
Pixel EndCap Layers 111
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
AtlasDetectorID::initialize_from_dictionary - OK
ToolSvc ERROR Factory for Tool CounterTool not found
--------------- HepPDT Version 1.01.00 ---------------
--------------- HepPDT Version 1.01.00 ---------------
found 258 particles
ApplicationMgr INFO Application Manager Initialized successfully
set DAC2uA done
LArAutoCorrTotal Ncell 195072
LArAutoCorrTotal Nsymcell 1833
LArOFCTool: number of cells 195072
LArOFCTool: number of cells after sym 1833
Store -> first index = 0, last index = 173312
Store -> first index = 173312, last index = 178944
Store -> first index = 0, last index = 173312
***********************************************
* Package KtJet written by: *
* Jon Butterworth *
* Jon Couchman *
* Brian Cox *
* Ben Waugh *
* See documentation at <http://www.ktjet.org> *
***********************************************
******************************************
* KtEvent constructor called: inclusive *
* Collision type: pp *
* Kt scheme: DeltaR *
* Recombination scheme: E *
* Compiled to use single precision. *
******************************************
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
Store -> first index = 0, last index = 173312
Store -> first index = 173312, last index = 178944
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
AtRndmGenSvc INFO Initializing AtRndmGenSvc - package version AthenaServices-01-07-27
INITIALISING RANDOM NUMBER STREAMS.
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -7.5392901001E-38 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.2503542899E+32 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -7.6366114458E+27 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin40 / 2 / 82
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin14 / 3 / 5
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin87 / 2 / 68
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin96 / 2 / 77
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -7.4612900024E-25 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
StepController_EF FATAL Lvl2 Result Conversion failed exiting Step Controller
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.2574986152E+29 < 0
StepController_EF FATAL Lvl2 Result Conversion failed exiting Step Controller
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.2329218862E+17 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
StepController_EF FATAL Lvl2 Result Conversion failed exiting Step Controller
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.5937423389E+24 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -3.2993066064E-22 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
StepController_EF FATAL Lvl2 Result Conversion failed exiting Step Controller
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -6.0912594199E-03 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
StepController_EF FATAL Lvl2 Result Conversion failed exiting Step Controller
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.1619816576E-07 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.1096498381E+11 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.1780073887E+22 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.4478420323E-38 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin79 / 4 / 91
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin33 / 2 / 16
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin131 / 2 / 93
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.4506059050E+15 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.0926384603E-23 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.4346033486E+18 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.6620989645E-24 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
StepController_EF FATAL Lvl2 Result Conversion failed exiting Step Controller
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin26 / 2 / 25
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.8449697770E+22 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin55 / 7 / 13
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin85 / 3 / 43
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin130 / 3 / 12
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.6053856667E+26 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin60 / 3 / 22
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.3286515003E+18 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin157 / 3 / 28
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin100 / 4 / 68
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.9240316652E-30 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -9.9034096479E-09 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin130 / 8 / 45
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.6131760512E+38 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin155 / 2 / 93
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.1345831411E-23 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.5095216222E-03 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -7.9785215725E+35 < 0
StepController_EF FATAL Lvl2 Result Conversion failed exiting Step Controller
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.8086117668E+22 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.4451681789E+33 < 0
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.3902598684E+16 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.3416277630E+29 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin37 / 10 / 19
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin182 / 4 / 62
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin34 / 2 / 21
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -5.1624081098E-03 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.1324479103E+01 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin34 / 2 / 24
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.5782067365E+36 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin118 / 4 / 90
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin133 / 3 / 12
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.9988344834E-30 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.7435734596E+32 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin67 / 3 / 12
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.8376031870E+34 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.8457994147E-21 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
IdScan_Muon_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin85 / 4 / 31
IdScan_Muon_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -3.4090481875E-37 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin105 / 3 / 23
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin20 / 4 / 21
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.6884285287E-37 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.4351546960E-21 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin67 / 2 / 84
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin156 / 3 / 10
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.3496498163E-25 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.6286824993E+32 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.7207416414E+30 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin33 / 2 / 12
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -6.0041971555E+26 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin31 / 3 / 10
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.2570451892E+25 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin18 / 7 / 18
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin81 / 2 / 78
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -5.9106055252E+35 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
StepController_EF FATAL Lvl2 Result Conversion failed exiting Step Controller
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -9.5238041128E-23 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin97 / 3 / 41
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin54 / 5 / 21
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.0801200749E+37 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -3.5612823380E-37 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin184 / 4 / 82
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.3630155138E-07 < 0
StepController_EF FATAL Lvl2 Result Conversion failed exiting Step Controller
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin90 / 2 / 92
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.6424900309E+22 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.8594517321E+24 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.8717517014E-31 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin284 / 4 / 82
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -3.9946728144E+20 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.5815405821E+32 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -2.6879153446E-24 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin146 / 2 / 94
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -3.3149184209E+29 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING Extrapolation failed - TRT extension skipped
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.1848510400E+08 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin163 / 3 / 26
IdScan_Tau_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.5804023021E-11 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -6.9867277386E+13 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin38 / 2 / 22
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -1.5539169312E+00 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
StepController_EF FATAL Lvl2 Result Conversion failed exiting Step Controller
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -4.3403679625E-35 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -8.7171951309E-03 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin19 / 3 / 22
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
***** CERN G100 PROB ERROR G100.2: X = -3.9259331897E-11 < 0
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true vertices per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin48 / 4 / 17
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin15 / 3 / 24
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
StepController_EF FATAL Lvl2 Result Conversion failed exiting Step Controller
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
ToolSvc.TrigInDetTrackFitter WARNING Forward Kalman filter: extrapolation failure
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Conversion WARNING only 20 tracks per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
D<0 - extrapolation failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING ROB id vector is empty
ToolSvc.TrigTRT_TrackExtensionTool WARNING skipping TRT track extension ...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
ElectronTagBuilder WARNING No electron container found in SG
PhotonTagBuilder WARNING No photon container found in SG
MuonTagBuilder WARNING No muon container found in SG: StacoMuonCollection
TauJetTagBuilder WARNING No tau container found in SG
BJetTagBuilder WARNING No bjet container found in SG
ParticleJetTagBuilder WARNING No jet container found in SG
CBNT_Truth WARNING only 1000 true particles per event are kept !!!
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve BeamElem from TDS
ToolSvc.TileBeamInfoProvider ERROR can't retrieve Digits from TDS
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR phi of spacepoint out of range! ihit/ilr/fibin48 / 3 / 14
IdScan_Egamma_L2.IDScanZFinder ERROR Exiting ZFinder...
T2IDTauHypo_g4_L2 ERROR No input TrigInDetTrackCollection* is found
StepSequencer_L2 ERROR Algorithm execution failed
TrigCaloRec_g5_EF.FCalCmbTwrBldr WARNING no FCal cells in CaloCellContainer, skip tool!
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markdown | 053809 | # Presentation: 053809
## John E. Ogren
Deputy Regional Director
NOAA’s National Weather Service
Central Region Headquarters
- John E. Ogren
- Deputy Regional Director
- NOAA’s National Weather Service
- Central Region Headquarters
## Outline
- Digital Services
- Education opportunities
- Challenges ahead
## Message Clarity??
- Or Be Eaten!!
## Digital Services
- National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD)
- Storm Based Warnings
- Experimental Daily Weather Stories
## Digital Services
- National Digital Forecast Database
- Hourly forecasts for 13 elements
- 5 km resolution
- Available graphically on web or in GIS formats
## Today’s Forecast
**Max Temperatures**
**Probability of Precipitation**
## Hourly Forecast Graph
## Why Storm Based Warnings??
## Daily Weather Story
## Education and Outreach
- Warning Coordination Meteorologists
- Training
- Decision Support
## Predicting the Unpredictable
**Notes:**
Title Slide. This slide could contain a collection of pictures of various weather types based on season or geography.
## Topics
- Weather
- Basics
- Global to Local Scale
- Types
- Weather Data Interpretation
- Satellite
- Radar
- Surface Observations
- Internet Products
- Weather Terms and Definitions
## Challenges Ahead
- Impact Forecasting
- Understanding Probabilistic Forecasts
- Integrating forecasts into decision support tools
- Partnering with other agencies and the “Weather Enterprise”
##
[email protected]
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CHAPTER 4. VALUATION PROCESSING USING CUPS
Section 1. SITE APPRAISAL AND MARKET ANALYSIS (SAMA) STAGE
4-1. VALUATION REVIEW OF FORM
[HUD-92013](http://www.hud.gov/utilities/intercept.cfm?/offices/adm/hudclips/forms/files/92013.pdf)
APPLICATION AND DATA ENTRY.
The Appraiser assigned to process the multifamily proposal
will review the Form
[HUD-92013](http://www.hud.gov/utilities/intercept.cfm?/offices/adm/hudclips/forms/files/92013.pdf)
application to be certain all
information is complete and accurate for Valuation processing.
a\. The Appraiser will identify the location of the proposal for
comparable data selection purposes by entering the applicable
expense/income place code area number in Section A, No. 4a.
He/She should also enter a land place code area number in
Section A, No. 4b. (In most cases, 4a and 4b will be the same
number.) See Chapter 7, Paragraph 7-7 of this handbook for a
discussion of the PLACE program used to enter and change
Place code schedules.
b\. Once the Appraiser has entered the place code numbers on the
application, he/she will review the place code schedules to
determine the most appropriate market areas for comparable
data selection. If the Appraiser determines that the most
appropriate areas for data selection are not those indicated
as alternates for the subject place code in the schedule,
he/she should select three other place code numbers to search
for comparable data. Using the above information, the Appraiser
will then complete the SEARCH Data Entry worksheet (Appendix 2).
A detailed discussion of the SEARCH program is contained in
Chapter 6 of this Handbook.
c\. Item A7, Type of Project, and A8, No. of stories, will be
reviewed to insure that any proposal four stories or less is
not shown as a high-rise or elevator type, although the project
may contain elevators. A7 should be shown as a highrise type
only when the proposal is five or more stories. If the
proposal is four stories or less and contains elevators, the
appraiser should indicate this feature under Item No. D37 as
Other Equipment.
d\. Item A16, year built, should show a four digit number if the
project is existing, e.g. 1973. If the application is for
proposed construction, A16 should either be blank or show the
projected year built.
e\. The Appraiser will review Section C, Items 27 and 36 to determine
if the entries or lack of entries for nonrevenue producing
space reflect the market conditions of the locale of the subject
proposal.
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\(1\) If, typically, units are furnished rent free to managers,
janitors, maintenance personnel, etc., and the Office
processing reflects this condition, appropriate
alterations should be made to items 27 and 36. The P2013M
Program will accept a maximum of eight unit types for
Section C, Item 27. In the event that a proposal is
received showing more than eight living unit types, it
will be necessary to average the size for unit types of
similar bedroom count to the point where the number of
unit types has been reduced to no more than eight. The
Cost Branch and Architectural Branch (if plans and
specifications have been submitted) should be consulted
whenever this situation occurs.
\(2\) If the Appraiser determines that an accurate rent roll
can only be arrived at by the application of rentals to
living unit types that exceed eight, a manual calculation
will have to be made and held in the file for
documentation. However, similar unit types will have to
be averaged reflecting applicable averaged rents so that
living unit types do not exceed eight, and the case can
be processed on CUPS. Figure 4-1 is an example of
averaging three different types of 2 BR, 1.5B living
units:
Unit Averaging
Figure 4-1 20 @ 800 sf = 16000 renting @ \$250/mo. = 5000
16 @ 817 sf = 13072 renting @ \$255/mo. = 4080
19 @ 839 sf = 15941 renting @ \$270/mo. = 5130
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\_\_\_ Total mo. Rent Roll = 14210
55 LU 45013 sq. ft.
45013 55 = 818 = Average unit size
\$14210 55 = \$258.36 or \$258 = Average rent
f\. The Appraiser will review C29, No. Parking Spaces, to insure
that the number and type of parking spaces are indicated on
the application. On multiple building type projects, the
number of each type of parking spaces should be entered
applicable to each building type. If this information is
unknown, show all parking spaces under the first type.
g\. The Appraiser will review Item C30, Commercial Area, if
applicable. Total commercial area shown in Item 30 should equal
the amount shown in Item 35, Net Rentable Commercial Area,
unless the Item 30 entry includes residentially related income
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such as laundry. If the project is a multiple building type,
he/she should insure that commercial space is properly
distributed to each applicable building type.
h\. The Appraiser will review Section D, Equipment and Services
Included In Rent, to insure that the application reflects
equipment and services typically acceptable in the subject
locality. For multiple building types, he/she should insure
that equipment and services are reflected properly on each
building type.
i\. The processing Appraiser will correct any discrepancies or
errors on the application face sheet. He/She will forward a
copy of the corrected application and the SEARCH program
worksheet to the Terminal Operator. Copies of both will also
be retained in Valuation\'s case binder.
j\. The Terminal Operator will execute the P2013M program according
to instructions contained in Handbook 2361.13, Chapter 3,
Paragraph 3-15. He/she will enter the Form
[HUD-92013](http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/hudclips/forms/hud9.cfm) data
and response with \"N\" to all cost data selection prompts.
Following data entry, the Terminal Operator will execute the
SEARCH program according to instructions in Chapter 3,
Paragraph 3-38 of Handbook 2361.13.
k\. The Terminal Operator will return all program printouts to the
Valuation Branch.
l\. If the appraiser determines that is necessary to correct the
Form [HUD-92013](http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/hudclips/forms/hud9.cfm)
printout, he/she will indicate the necessary
changes in red ink on the printout and return it to the
Terminal Operator.
m\. The Terminal Operator will make any necessary corrections
using the C2013M program according to instructions in
Handbook 2361.13, Paragraph 3-8, and will retrieve a new
printout using the P2013M program. All printouts will
be returned to the Valuation Branch.
4-2. VALUATION PROCESSING USING SEARCH PRINTOUTS AND P2264M WORKSHEET.
a\. Search Review. The Appraiser assigned to process the multifamily
proposal will review the comparable data selected by
the SEARCH program. If the Appraiser determines that the data
selected by the initial Search is inadequate, he/she may
request another program run using the place code override in
the segmented option. Detailed instructions for the segmented
search are contained in Chapter 8, Paragraph 8-1. If more
than one Search is run, the Appraiser will retain only those
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4-3 11/80
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printouts that support and justify processing. If after two
Searches, adequate data cannot be retrieved, the appraiser
may select his data manually. The Check Programs (CHK184,
CHKEXP, and CHKLAN) should be used in determining the adequacy
of computer selected data in view of other data that may be
available for selection and in the manual selection of data.
b\. Field Trip. A field trip to visit the proposed project site
will be made according to processing instructions contained in
Handbook 4465.1. The Appraiser may use a copy of the
Search printout as a worksheet for recording notes while on
the field trip. If the Appraiser collects any additional data
while on the field trip, he/she will forward it to the Data
Appraiser for entry into the computer data files. If it is
necessary that new data be used to substantiate processing
conclusions, that data should be entered into the data file
immediately so that a new Search can be run.
c\. Processing.
\(1\) Upon returning from the field trip, the Appraiser will
process the subject proposal according to instructions
contained in Handbook 4465.1.
\(2\) Using the Search printout, field data, and the inspection
and appraisal of the subject site, the Appraiser will
complete a P2264M Program Worksheet (Appendices 8 and 9)
for the following information:
\(a\) Page one, indicating market rentals.
\(b\) Page three, indicating market need, land use intensity
rating (LUI), land value, and location acceptability.
\(c\) Page four, indicating Section O remarks and signature
only.
\(3\) The processing Appraiser will sign the P2264M Worksheet
and submit it to the Chief Appraiser for review. If due
to the sponsor submitting sketch drawings for the subject
proposal, the Architectural processor completes page one
of the Form FHA-2264, it will be forwarded with the P2264M
Worksheet to the Deputy Director of the Housing Division
for preparation of the SAMA letter and finding conference.
Section 2. CONDITIONAL AND FIRM STAGES
4-3. VALUATION REVIEW OF FORM
[HUD-92013](http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/hudclips/forms/hud9.cfm)
APPLICATION AND DATA CHANGES.
The Appraiser will review the application submitted for
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conditional or firm processing with the plans and specifications
for the subject proposal to insure that the project
is being designed and conceived as envisioned at the SAMA
Stage if it was not bypassed. The Appraiser will compare the
SAMA Stage Form HUD-9201.3 and the SAMA letter to the Form
[HUD-92013](http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/hudclips/forms/hud9.cfm)
received for conditional or firm processing. The
Form [HUD-92013](http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/hudclips/forms/hud9.cfm)
will be reviewed in the same manner as described
in SAMA review, Paragraph 4-1 of this Handbook to insure that
all information is complete and accurate for Valuation processing.
a\. The processing Appraiser will correct any deficiencies or
errors on the application printout in red ink. A copy
will also be retained in the Valuation\'s case binder. In
addition to the application review, the Appraiser will
complete a SEARCH Data Entry request worksheet.
b\. The Appraiser will forward the P2013M printout along with
the SEARCH data entry worksheet to the terminal operator.
c\. The terminal operator will execute the C2013M program
according to instructions contained in Handbook 2361.13,
Chapter 3, Paragraph 3-8, and make the necessary changes
that are noted on the printout. The terminal operator
will then execute the P2013M program to retrieve the changed
printout. Instructions for this program are contained
in Chapter 3, Paragraph 3-15 of Handbook 2361.13. Upon
completion of the P2013M program, the operator will then
execute the SEARCH program using the SEARCH data entry
worksheet and instructions in Chapter 3, Paragraph 3-38 of
Handbook 2361.13.
d\. The terminal operator will return the P2013M and SEARCH
program printouts to the Appraiser who will review them
for accuracy.
4-4. VALUATION PROCESSING USING SEARCH PRINTOUTS AND P2264M PROGRAM.
The processing Appraiser will analyze the Section C, Income
portion of the Form
[HUD-92013](http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/hudclips/forms/hud9.cfm) to
resolve discrepancies between
decisions reached in the SAMA stage and changes on the conditional
application. He/she will compare Section C of the application
to the Section C of the P2264M program worksheet completed at
SAMA stage. If the conditional or firm SEARCH printout indicates
a change in gross income at the conditional stage, that
printout with appropriate adjustments will be retained as
documentation for substantiating rentals. The Appraiser will
complete the P2264M worksheet for conditional or firm processing
as follows:
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a\. Heading. If the subject proposal is a Section 223(f) case,
enter the appropriate suffix type. Indicate that this is
conditional stage of processing, and indicate the project
number. In those offices having multifamily processing
responsibility in more than one insuring jurisdiction, the
applicable jurisdiction must be indicated to the CUPS
terminal operator by either showing the office ID number
or the insuring office name.
b\. Sections A and B. The Appraiser will not make any entries
for these sections on the worksheet. If the appraiser
determines that it is necessary to make corrections for
these sections, he/she will complete a P2013M worksheet
(Appendix 1) indicating the necessary corrections.
c\. Section C.
\(1\) The Appraiser will enter the composition of the unit
types for Item 27 in the same order as shown on the
application printout.
\(2\) Following composition, the adjusted monthly rental
estimate will be entered which reflects all adjustments
and applicable trending. The Appraiser should insure
that rental estimates are entered for all unit types.
\(3\) The income portion of the SEARCH program printout
will be used in lieu of Form HUD-92273 as documentation
to substantiate rental estimates used in processing the
subject proposal. Enter a plus or minus adjustment by
those items of the comparable requiring adjustment to
reach comparability with the subject proposal. (See
reference \"a\" on Figure 4-2 for an illustrated
example). Elements of comparability that are not
shown on the printout that require adjustment
are interlined between the descriptive items of
the subject proposal on the left side of the SEARCH
printout. (See reference \"b\" of Figure 4-2). After
all adjustments are made, the Appraiser will arrive
at an adjusted rental for each comparable. (See
reference \"c\" of Figure 4-2). Rental amount after
appropriate adjustments reflecting differences between
comparable and subject are shown and a rental amount
applicable to the subject before trending and Special
Section 8 adjustments, if applicable is arrived at
through the process of correlation (see reference \"d\"
of Figure 4-2). Trending and Special Section 8
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11/80 4-6
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adjustments, if applicable, are applied to the indicated
subject rent found by correlation to arrive at an
indicated rent fully adjusted as permitted by the
Section of the Act under which the case was processed
(see reference \"e\" of Figure 4-2). The anticipated
date of occupancy as well as the processing date must
be shown (see reference \"f\" of Figure 4-2), together
with the annual trend factor used to arrive at the
total composit trend factor (see reference \"g\" of
Figure 4-2). The printout is then initialed and
dated by the appraiser and reviewer (see reference
\"h\" of Figure 4-2). Rental updates will be noted on
the printout together with the date of update. This
procedure utilizing the SEARCH printout is followed
for each unit type in the proposed project. The
SEARCH printouts will be retained in the Valuation
case binder as processing support documentation.
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FIGURE 4-2
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\(4\) Enter the per square foot rent per month for Item 29,
open parking spaces or covered parking spaces.
\(5\) Item 29, Laundry/Other Income. If there is laundry
income or other residentially related income
considered, enter the unit of measurement (square
feet or living units) and the monthly rent per
unit of measurement in each appropriate box.
d\. Section D. The Appraiser will not make any entries for this
section on the worksheet. If the Appraiser determines
that it is necessary to make corrections to this section,
he/she will complete a P2013M worksheet (Appendix 1)
indicating the necessary corrections.
e\. Section E. The tax estimate may be calculated either on a
per unit basis by comparison (Option A) or by applying a tax
rate to an assessed valuation (Option B). Check either
A or B on the top of page 2 of the worksheet. If real
estate taxes, Item E23, are calculated using a rate and
an assessed valuation, the estimate for any personal property
tax, Item E24, must also be calculated using a rate and an
assessed valuation. Employee payroll tax, Item E25,
and other taxes, Items E26 and E27, must be entered on
a per unit basis under either Option A or B. If Option
A is selected, a zero should be entered on the worksheet
for Items E23 and E24, where the tax rate and assessed
valuation is normally shown. The Appraiser will make
all component expense entries as an annual per unit
dollar amount in each appropriate boxed area. Annual
totals will not be shown on the worksheet.
\(1\) Items 1 through 19. The component expense estimates
will represent estimates as of the date of the
appraisal. Enter estimates adjusted for time
to the date of appraisal. Do not enter trended
estimates since time and trending will be handled
under Items 28 and 29. Make no entries for Items
4 and 13 totals.
\(2\) If the management expense (Line e.2) is calculated
as a percentage of effective gross income, that amount
must be detrended before entry onto the worksheet.
\(3\) Items 20 through 23. Make no entries for these
items since they represent totals and replacement
reserve, which will be calculated by the program.
Item E21, replacement reserve, is calculated
using .006 as the factor for all Sections of the Act.
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\(4\) Items 23 and 24. When processing under Option A,
enter the untrended tax estimates on a per unit
basis in the appropriate boxed areas. Enter zero
in the boxes for assessed value and tax rate per
\$1,000. When processing under Option B, enter
the assessed valuation and applicable tax rate
per \$1,000 in the appropriate boxed areas. Do
not enter a per unit estimate of tax expense
in the large boxed areas for Items E23 and E24.
Under Option B, the program will calculate the
tax expense based on the tax rate assessed
valuation with the result being untrended. Trending,
if applicable, will be accomplished by entries for
Items E28 and E29.
\(5\) Items 25 through 27. Enter the untrended tax
estimates on a per unit basis in the appropriate
boxed areas.
\(6\) Items 28 and 29. The Appraiser will indicate the
estimate as to what extent expenses will increase
or decrease by the time the project has experienced
one year of operating experience by making two
trending entries in N.NN format for Items E28 and
E29. The trending entry for Items 1 through 19
represents a percentage to be applied to each
component expense item not including taxes. The
trending entry for Items 23 through 27 represents
a percentage to be applied to each tax estimate.
The trending entries will be shown on the worksheet
as decimal factors; e.g., a 7 percent increase would
be shown as 1.07 and a 7 percent decrease would be
shown as .93. No change would be shown as 1.00.
When processing on CUPS, it is not necessary to
complete an Operating Expense Analysis Worksheet,
Form FHA-2274 or include a copy of the Form FHA-2275
with documentation. The expense portion of the
SEARCH program printout will represent documentation
to substantiate the expense estimates for the
subject proposal. Enter a plus or minus adjustment
on the printout before those items requiring
adjustment. (See reference \"a\" on Figure 4-3 for
an illustrated example). Then enter the adjusted
amount following the items being adjusted. (See
reference \"b\" of Figure 4-3). Enter the final
component estimate in the space between the item
name and the dollar amount on the SEARCH printout.
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11/80 4-10
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(See reference \"c\" of Figure 4-3). These estimates
will be entered on the worksheet. The Appraiser
will calculate time and trend from the effective
date of the data to the time of initial occupancy.
The appraiser and reviewer will date and sign the
analysis. (See reference \"d\" of Figure 4-3).
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FIGURE 4-3
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f\. Section F. Enter Item 31, Occupancy Percentage in NN
format. All other items in Section F will be calculated
by the P2264M program.
g\. Section G. All dollar entries in Section G will represent
total project amounts relating to other construction period
plus two months.
\(1\) Items 36 through 52. These items are completed by
the cost analyst; the Form FHA-2264 will be updated
by the cost processing programs.
\(2\) Item 53. Enter the applicable interest rate for the
construction loan. The P2264M program will
automatically add two months to the construction time
shown in Item G52 for calculating interest during
construction and the Mortgage Insurance Premium
(MIP). If the time used in calculating carrying
charges is to be charged to a time other than
construction time plus two months, enter in red ink
for Item G53 the number of months that carrying
charges and financing time should exceed construction
time, Item G52. Option 2 of the P2264M program will
permit this override of the additional two months,
if necessary. For example, if carrying charge time
and construction time are equal, enter a zero for
Item G53. This entry will override the two months
that the program would normally add to construction
time in Item G52.
\(3\) Items 54 and 55. Enter appropriate dollar amounts in
the boxed areas for taxes and insurance.
\(4\) Item 56. The FHA Mortgage Insurance Premium will be
calculated by the program. However, if the subject
proposal is being processed with insurance upon
completion, cross out .5% and enter a zero in red ink.
\(5\) Items 57 through 61. Make no entries for these
items unless it is necessary to change the fee
percentages as shown on the Worksheet. If so,
cross out the incorrect fee percentage, and enter
the correct percentage in red ink.
\(6\) Items 62 through 70. Do not make any entries for items
63, 67 and 68, since they will be calculated by the
program. Enter appropriate total dollar amounts for
items 62, 64, 65, 66, 69 and 70 in the boxed areas.
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\(7\) Item 71. If the case is a Section 223(f) project, and an
Engineering Survey was made, enter the dollar amount
for the Engineering Survey in the boxed area for Item
G71. Item G71 will printout on the Form FHA-2264 as
Engineering Survey for Section 223(f) cases only.
\(8\) Items 72 through 74. Make no entries for these items,
since they will be calculated by the program.
h\. Section H. Make no entries in Section H. The program will
calculate the rent formula reflecting any laundry/other and
parking income using entries made on page one of the 2264
worksheet.
i\. Section I. Make entries only in the boxed areas for the
first and second periods of anticipated deficit. If no
deficit is anticipated for the first and second periods,
the entry of proper percentage will result in a zero
deficit.
\(1\) Occupancy %. Enter the occupancy percentage anticipated
for each period of deficit. If sustaining occupancy is
to be reached prior to the end of the first period,
enter a zero.
\(2\) Expense %. Enter the percentage of Total Operating
Expense including taxes that best represents the total
operating expenses applicable to the period of deficit.
For example, if it is anticipated that 60% occupancy
will be reached at the end of the first period, the
appraiser may estimate that expenses for that period
would be an amount equal to 85% of the total expenses.
85 would be entered for expense percentage.
\(3\) Debt Service Rate. Enter a percentage for the applicable
debt service rate. If two rates, one before the start
of amortization and one after the start of amortization,
are applicable to a one year operating deficit period,
it is necessary to prorate each rate for the portion of
the year covered by each rate, and enter a composite rate
for the one year period. This is accomplished by
dividing each rate by 12 months and then multiplying
each result by the number of months applicable to each
rate. Enter the total of these two prorations as
the composite rate on the worksheet. For example,
assume a project loan has a start of amortization
that will commence eight months following completion
of project construction with a permanent loan
interest rate for 40 years at 8-1/2%. Enter on the
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11/80 4-14
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worksheet the composite rate of 9.09904, which
is calculated as follows.
\(a\) The rate before amortization is 8-1/2% interest
rate plus .5 MIP which equals 9.0. Nine divided
by 12 months equals .75. .75 x 8 months to start
of amortization = 6.0.
\(b\) Rate after start of amortization is 8-1/2% interest
plus .5 MIP plus .297129 initial curtail which
equals 9.297129. 9.29729 divided by 12 months
equals .77476. .77476 times 4 months following
the start of amortization equals 3.09904.
\(c\) The composite rate of 9.09904 is the total of 6.0
(Step a) and 3.09904 (Step b). If a composite
rate is entered in Section I of the worksheet,
the following remark should be included in Section
O: \"First/Second period of the Operating Deficit
shows a debt service requirement indicating
commencement of amortization is in effect for the
last \_\_\_ months of the deficit period.\"
j\. Section J. Complete Section J of the worksheet as follows:
\(1\) Heading. Indicate the unit of measurement to be used
to arrive at the Land Value. Enter a check in Box 1
if the \"square foot\" method is used. If the \"per
living unit\" approach is used, check the box following
number 2.
\(2\) Items 1 through 6. Check Yes or No as applicable
to the subject project.
\(3\) Item 7. This item, \"Is the subject property located in
an older declining neighborhood?\", relates to Section
223(f) processing only. If the response is Yes, the P2264M
program will automatically deduct the .5 override
from the rent formula rate calculation. For all other
cases other than those processed under Section 223(f),
check No.
\(4\) Date of Inspection. Enter the date of project site
inspection in MM/DD/YY format in the designated area.
\(5\) Land Use Intensity (L.U.I.) Number. Enter the L.U.I.
number in the designated area.
\(6\) Items 8 and 10. Enter the sequence numbers of the land
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sales used as comparables for the subject as shown on the
land portion of the SEARCH printout. Complete the entire
grid for these items and enter a Value of Site Fully
approved and a Value of Site \"As Is\" by comparison, if
applicable, in the designated areas. Show percentage
adjustments on the worksheet as factors in N.NN format.
For example, if the location adjustment is a plus 10
percent, enter 1.10 on the worksheet. If the location
adjustment is a minus 10 percent, enter .90 on the
worksheet. Enter 1.00 if no adjustment is to be made.
Sales price as printed out by the program for Item J8 will
include any amounts for assessments, off-site costs,
demolition, and excess on-site costs that were entered
for the land sale by use of the LAND program. (See
Chapter 7, Paragraph 7-1 of this Handbook for a
detailed description of the LAND program).
\(7\) Items 12 and 13. Complete all information for J12,
Acquisition Costs. Enter Other Costs for J13, except
for lines 5 and 6 which will be calculated by the
program.
\(8\) Item 14. Make no entries under this item, since all
values will be calculated by the program.
\(9\) Remarks. Enter any remarks pertinent to the project
site analysis or appraisal. Use this area to explain
adjustments to land comparables that are not
self-explanatory. Also, explain in the Remarks any
significant differences between the acquisition price of
the site and the \"As Is\" value.
\(10\) Site Purchased From a Public Body. When a site has
been purchased from a public body, the following
procedure will be followed to insure that the proper
land value is used for completing Section G.
\(a\) Complete the land appraisal grid and arrive at
indicated values by comparison. Arrive at a
value of Site Fully Approved and enter that
value in the box for Item J9.
\(b\) Using the first retrieval of the Form
FHA-2264 printout, calculate the total of
line 6, \"As Is\" based on acquisition Cost to
Sponsor; line 3(a), amount shown for required
off-sites to be paid by mortgagor; and line
2, amount shown for unusual site correction
costs. If the total of these three lines is
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less than the Value of Site Fully Approved
shown in Item J9, enter in red ink for Item
J9 on the worksheet the lesser amount indicated
by acquisition cost. Then enter in Remarks
the Value of Site Fully Approved by Comparison.
Option 2 of the P2264M program will be used
to enter the acquisition cost in Item J9.
If acquisition cost is greater than the
Value of site Fully Approved in Item J9, no
modification to the Form FHA-2264 is necessary,
since Value of Site Fully Approved will be
the controlling criterion.
k\. Section K.
\(1\) Item 1. Enter the estimated remaining economic life
in years.
\(2\) Items 2 and 3. If the case is being processed under
Section 207 or 223 (f), indicate the approach used to
arrive at the overall capitalization rate. Enter
the rate on Line K3. If a finding of value by
the income approach is not applicable to the
case, enter a zero for Item K3. Retain all
documentation used to arrive at a capitalization
rate in the Valuation case binder.
\(3\) Items 4 and 5. Make no entries for these items
since they will be calculated by the program.
\(4\) Item 6. Enter the Ground Rent and the Capitalization
Rate, if applicable to the case.
l\. Section L. If a finding of value is required (Section 207
and 223(f) cases), complete the grid analysis to arrive at
a value by market comparison. Retain all backup documentation
used to arrive at the value by market comparison in the
Valuation case binder.
\(1\) Item 8. Enter the value of the project by market
comparison.
\(2\) Appraisal Summary. On proposals other than Sections
207 and 223(f) projects, the program will complete
the Appraisal Summary by printing an amount for
Summation and then carrying over that amount as
the Fair Market Value (or replacement cost) of
the property. For cases processed under Sections
207 and 223(f), the program will complete the
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Appraisal Summary by printing values for capitalization,
summation and comparison, then selecting the lesser
of the three values. For Sections 207 and 223(f)
cases, the appraiser may correlate the three values
and arrive at a Fair Market Value. If this value is
different from the existing value printed on the
Form FHA-2264, enter it in red ink on the worksheet.
Option 2 of the P2264M program will be used to
enter the new Fair Market Value on the Form
FHA-2264, and the final printout will reflect the
change.
m\. Section M. Section M is completed by the Cost Analyst;
the Form FHA-2264 will be updated by the cost processing
programs.
n\. Section N. For cases other than Section 223(f) cases, Section
N will be completed by the program. For Section 223(f) cases,
Section N on the Form FHA-2264 will remain blank and unused.
o\. Section O. Enter in Section O any remarks and/or conclusions
applicable to the project. For Section 223(f) cases, complete
the following items on the worksheet.
\(1\) Item 1. Enter the project age to the nearest whole year.
For example, enter 1 if the project is 1 year old and
enter 3 if the project is 2 years and 9 months old. Do
not enter the year that the project was built.
\(2\) Item 2. Enter the required amount of initial deposit
into replacement reserve, if calculated by a manual physical
take-off. Enter a zero if the deposit to replacement
reserve is to be calculated by applying the factor .004
to Total Structures (Line G 41) and multiplying the
result by the age of the project, not to exceed 15 years.
\(3\) Item 3. Enter the estimated dollar amount for repairs.
\(4\) Item 4. Enter the date of the Owner\'s rent rolls in
MM/DD/YY format.
\(5\) Item 5. Enter the date of HUD inspection in MM/DD/YY
format.
\(6\) Item 6. Enter the occupancy percentage as of HUD
inspection date
\(7\) Item 7. Enter the number of months for the project to
reach sustaining occupancy.
\(8\) Item 8. Enter the dollar amounts, based on minimum
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insurable mortgage, for legal, organization, and title
and recording.
p\. Trial Supplement to Project Analysis, Form FHA-2264-A. The
P2264M program will reflect the prevailing maximum permissible
FHA interest rate and the appropriate initial curtail rate
under Level Annual Monthly Payments (LAMP) in calculating debt
service requirement on the Trial and Final Form FHA-2264-A.
The debt service percentage limitation of 90% for Sections 207
and 221(d)(4) and 85% for 223(f), and the .5% mortgage insurance
premium are also reflected in the P2264M program. In those
cases where mortgage amount is limited by criterion 4 of the
Form FHA-2264-A, it is necessary to calculate the value of the
portion of the site allocated to facilities not attributable
to dwelling use, and enter the value under the Trial 2264-A
portion of the program.
\(1\) Item 1. Enter the dollar amount for the value of land
not attributable to residential use, if applicable to
the case.
\(2\) Item 2. Enter the interest rate at which the permanent
loan is to be insured, if it is different from the
prevailing FHA interest rate.
\(3\) Item 3. Enter the applicable initial curtail rate, if
it is different from the rate that would be applicable
to the prevailing FHA interest rate under LAMP.
\(4\) Item 4. Enter the correct debt service percentage
limitation, if it is different than 90% for Section 207
and 221(d)(4) cases or 58% for Section 223(f) cases.
q\. The Appraiser will forward the P2264M worksheet to the terminal
operator.
r\. If it is necessary to make corrections to the application, the
terminal operator will execute the C2013M program according
to instructions contained in Handbook 2361.13, Chapter 3,
Paragraph 3-8. He/she will then execute the P2264M program,
Option 1, according to instructions contained in Chapter 3,
Paragraph 3-16 of Handbook 2361.13. If necessary, Option 2
of the P2264M program may be used to make any corrections
following the entry of the data under Option 1. When the
data have been completely entered and any necessary corrections
have been made, the terminal operator will retrieve a printout
for all sections of the Form FHA-2264 and the Trial Form
FHA-2264-A using Option 3 of the P2264 program.
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s\. Upon completion of the P2264M processing, the terminal
operator will return all worksheets and printouts to the
Valuation Branch.
t\. The processing Appraiser will review the printouts, and
if necessary indicate any changes in red ink on the
P2264M worksheet.
u\. The Appraiser will forward the corrected P2264M program
worksheet to the terminal operator, who will use Option 2
of the P2264M program to make the necessary corrections.
The final printouts will be returned to the Valuation Branch.
4-5. VALUATION REPROCESSING USING C2264M AND P2264M PROGRAMS. The
Appraiser will review the new Form
[HUD-92013](http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/hudclips/forms/hud9.cfm)
printout with the
Conditional printout of Form FHA-2264 and not any differences
resulting from the new application. Previous estimates and
conclusions should be reviewed in light of any new data contained
in the firm SEARCH program printouts. Firm processing will be
accomplished by using option 2, Reprocessing, of the P2264M
program. The P2264M worksheet will be completed as follows.
a\. Heading. Enter the project number. Indicate the insuring
jurisdiction if the processing office has more than one
multifamily processing responsibility.
b\. Sections A and B. The Appraiser will not make any entries
for these sections on the worksheet. If the Appraiser
determines that it is necessary to make further corrections
for these sections, he/she will indicate the necessary
corrections in red ink on the P2264M worksheet.
c\. Section C. Check for any variation in the number of each
family type unit, and review income estimates in view of
additional data that may be available from the firm
SEARCH printout. Enter any new income estimates in
the appropriate boxed areas.
d\. Section D. The Appraiser will not make any entries for
this section on the worksheet. If the Appraiser determines
that it is necessary to make corrections for these sections,
he/she will indicate necessary changes in red ink on the
worksheet.
e\. Section E. Review all expense estimates in view of additional
data that may be available from the firm SEARCH printout;
enter any new expense estimates in the appropriate boxed areas.
f\. Section F. Indicate the new occupancy percentage, if it has
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changed since conditional processing.
g\. Sections G, H, I, K, and L. Make new entries for any items
in these sections that have changed since conditional
processing.
h\. Section J. Make no changes to this section. If off-sites and
unusual costs have changed since conditional, the changes will
be reflected on the Form FHA-2264 printout after Cost has
completed firm processing.
i\. Section O. If additional remarks are to be entered at firm
stage, refer to the conditional Form FHA-2264 printout and
indicate the line number that would follow the existing remarks.
For example, if four lines are shown on the printout and
additional remarks are to be made, enter the number five
followed by the additional remarks. If the old remarks are
no longer applicable, begin with line number two followed by
the new remarks. If the old remarks are no longer applicable,
and no new remarks are to be entered, indicate the line numbers
for the terminal operator to blank out. A maximum of
120 characters for line numbers two through eleven may
be entered on the worksheet. Line number one and twelve
of Remarks are reserved for the calculated dollar amounts for
tentative maximum mortgage amount and the value of site not
attributable to dwelling use.
j\. The Appraiser will forward the P2264M worksheet to the terminal
operator.
k\. If it is necessary to make corrections to the face sheet of
the application, the terminal operator will execute the C2264M
according to instructions contained in Handbook 2361.13, Chapter
3, Paragraph 3-9. He/she will then execute the P2264M program,
Option 2, according to instructions contained in Chapter 3,
Paragraph 3-16 of Handbook 2361.13, and make the necessary
changes noted on the P2264M Worksheet.
l\. Upon completion of the P2264M processing, the terminal
operator will return all worksheets and Form FHA-2264
printouts to the Valuation Branch.
m\. The processing Appraiser will review the printouts, and if
necessary, indicate any changes in red ink on the firm P2264M
Worksheet.
n\. The Appraiser will forward the corrected worksheet to the
terminal operator, who will use Option 2 of the P2264M program
to make the necessary corrections. The final printouts will
be returned to the Valuation Branch.
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Required Report - public distribution **Date:** 5/9/2003
**GAIN Report Number:** MX3064
MX3064
**Mexico**
**Dairy and Products**
**Semi-Annual**
**2003**
**Approved by:**
William L. Brant
#### Agriculture Trade Office
**Prepared by:**
Sal Trejo/Gabo Hernandez
**Report Highlights:**
Mexico is one of the most important markets for U.S. dairy products. The
January 1, 2003, elimination of tariffs under the North American Free
Trade Agreement on most dairy products, with the exception of milk
powder, should give U.S. exporters better opportunities to tap into
Mexico's growing consumer demand. Inefficiencies in Mexico's milk
industry and out-dated transportation and marketing facilities are
likely to limit the expansion of milk production over at least the next
few years. As a result, Mexico will likely continue to import
significant amounts of nonfat dry milk (NDM) and whole milk powder (WMP)
to meet growing domestic demand.
Includes PSD Changes: Yes
Includes Trade Matrix: Yes
Semi-Annual Report
Mexico \[MX1\], \[MX\]
SECTION I. SITUATION AND OUTLOOK Page 2 of 15
Dairy Situation and Outlook Page 3 of 15
SECTION II. STATISTICAL TABLES Page 4 of 15
PS&D Dairy, Milk, Fluid Page 4 of 15
PS&D Dairy, Cheese Page 5 of 15
PS&D Dairy, Butter Page 6 of 15
PS&D Dairy, Milk, Nonfat Dry Page 7 of 15
PS&D Dairy, Dry Whole Milk Powder Page 8 of 15
PRODUCTION OF FLUID MILK BY STATE Page 9 of 15
MEXICO'S MONTHLY FLUID MILK PRODUCTION Page 10 of 15
SECTION III. NARRATIVE ON SUPPLY AND DEMAND, POLICY & MARKETING Page 11
of 15
FLUID MILK Page 11 of 15
Production Page 11 of 15
Consumption Page 11 of 15
Trade Page 11 of 15
Policy Page 11 of 15
Marketing Page 11 of 15
CHEESE Page 11 of 15
Production Page 11 of 15
Consumption Page 11 of 15
Trade Page 12 of 15
Policy Page 12 of 15
Marketing Page 12 of 15
BUTTER Page 12 of 15
Production Page 12 of 15
Consumption Page 12 of 15
Stocks Page 12 of 15
Trade Page 12 of 15
Policy Page 12 of 15
Marketing Page 13 of 15
NON-FAT DRY MILK (NFDM) Page 13 of 15
Production Page 13 of 15
Consumption Page 13 of 15
Stocks Page 13 of 15
Trade Page 13 of 15
Policy Page 13 of 15
Marketing Page 13 of 15
WHOLE MILK POWDER (WMP) Page 13 of 15
Production Page 13 of 15
Consumption Page 14 of 15
Stocks Page 14 of 15
Trade Page 14 of 15
Policy Page 14 of 15
Marketing Page 14 of 15
POLICY Page 14 of 15
MARKETING Page 14 of
15
***SECTION I. SITUATION AND OUTLOOK***
**Dairy Situation and Outlook:**
The fluid milk production forecast for CY 2003 remains unchanged as
adoption of technology and modern production practices are resulting in
modest gains in milk production. The CY 2003 non-fat dry milk (NFDM)
production forecast is unchanged from the previous estimate as limited
processing capacity and rising fluid milk consumption limit the
availability of milk for the production of NFDM. NFDM imports for CY
2003 and 2002 are estimated higher given increased demand for milk and
milk powder from Mexico's food processing sector. The 2003 forecasts for
cheese, butter and butterfat imports for CY 2003 are unchanged.
**SECTION II. STATISTICAL TABLES**
**PS&D Dairy, Milk, Fluid**
(1000 Metric Tons)
--------------------- ------------ ------- --------- ------- --------- --------
**PSD Table**
Country: **Mexico**
**Commodity:** **Dairy,
Milk,
Fluid**
2001 2002 2003
Old New Old New Old New
Calendar Year Begin 01/2001 01/2002 01/2003
Cows In Milk 6800 6800 6800 6800 6800 6800
Cows Milk Production 9501 9501 9560 9560 9575 9575
Other Milk Production 140 140 140 140 140 140
TOTAL Production 9641 9641 9700 9700 9715 9715
Intra EC Imports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Imports 41 41 20 20 20 20
TOTAL Imports 41 41 20 20 20 20
**TOTAL SUPPLY** 9682 9682 9720 9720 9735 9735
Intra EC Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Fluid Use Dom. 4075 4075 4080 4080 4085 4085
Consum.
Factory Use Consum. 5607 5607 5640 5640 5650 5650
Feed Use Dom. Consum. 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL Dom. 9682 9682 9720 9720 9735 9735
Consumption
**TOTAL 9682 9682 9720 9720 9735 9735
DISTRIBUTION**
--------------------- ------------ ------- --------- ------- --------- --------
**PS&D Dairy, Cheese**
(1000 Metric Tons)
--------------------- ------------ ------- --------- ------- --------- --------
**PSD Table**
**Country:** **Mexico**
**Commodity:** **Dairy,
Cheese**
2001 2002 2003
Old New Old New Old New
Calendar Year Begin 01/2001 01/2002 01/2003
Beginning Stocks 0 0 0 0 0 0
Production 140 140 145 145 145 145
Intra EC Imports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Imports 66 66 65 65 70 70
TOTAL Imports 66 66 65 65 70 70
**TOTAL SUPPLY** 206 206 210 210 215 215
Intra EC Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Human Dom. 206 206 210 210 215 215
Consumption
Other Use, Losses 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total Dom. 206 206 210 210 215 215
Consumption
TOTAL Use 206 206 210 210 215 215
Ending Stocks 0 0 0 0 0 0
**TOTAL 206 206 210 210 215 215
DISTRIBUTION**
--------------------- ------------ ------- --------- ------- --------- --------
**PS&D Dairy, Butter**
(1000 Metric Tons)
--------------------- ------------ ------- --------- -------- --------- --------
**PSD Table**
**Country:** **Mexico**
**Commodity:** **Dairy,
Butter**
2001 2002 2003
Old New Old New Old New
Calendar Year Begin 01/2001 01/2002 01/2003
Beginning Stocks 0 0 0 0 0 0
Production 70 70 70 70 70 70
Intra EC Imports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Imports 35 35 37 37 40 40
TOTAL Imports 35 35 37 37 40 40
**TOTAL SUPPLY** 105 105 107 107 110 110
Intra EC Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Domestic Consumption 105 105 107 107 110 110
TOTAL Use 105 105 107 107 110 110
Ending Stocks 0 0 0 0 0 0
**TOTAL 105 105 107 107 110 110
DISTRIBUTION**
--------------------- ------------ ------- --------- -------- --------- --------
Note: Above data includes butter and butterfat.
**PS&D Dairy, Milk, Nonfat Dry**
(1000 Metric Tons)
--------------------- ------------ ------- --------- ------- --------- --------
**PSD Table**
**Country:** **Mexico**
**Commodity:** **Dairy,
Milk, Nonfat
Dry**
2001 2002 2003
Old New Old New Old New
Calendar Year Begin 01/2001 01/2002 01/2003
Beginning Stocks 44 44 42 42 37 37
Production 143 143 150 150 150 150
Intra EC Imports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Imports 140 184 140 185 145 185
TOTAL Imports 140 184 140 185 145 185
**TOTAL SUPPLY** 327 371 332 377 332 372
Intra EC Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Human Dom. 285 329 295 340 305 345
Consumption
Other Use, Losses 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total Dom. 285 329 295 340 305 345
Consumption
TOTAL Use 285 329 295 340 305 345
Ending Stocks 42 42 37 37 27 27
**TOTAL 327 371 332 377 332 372
DISTRIBUTION**
--------------------- ------------ ------- --------- ------- --------- --------
**PS&D Dairy, Dry Whole Milk Powder**
(1000 Metric Tons)
--------------------- ------------ -------- --------- ------- --------- --------
**PSD Table**
**Country:** **Mexico**
**Commodity:** **Dairy, Dry
Whole Milk
Powder**
2001 2002 2003
Old New Old New Old New
Calendar Year Begin 01/2001 01/2002 01/2003
Beginning Stocks 0 0 0 0 0 0
Production 0 0 0 0 0 0
Intra EC Imports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Imports 55 55 45 45 45 45
TOTAL Imports 55 55 45 45 45 45
**TOTAL SUPPLY** 55 55 45 45 45 45
Intra EC Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Other Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL Exports 0 0 0 0 0 0
Human Dom. 55 55 45 45 45 45
Consumption
Other Use, Losses 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total Dom. 55 55 45 45 45 45
Consumption
TOTAL Use 55 55 45 45 45 45
Ending Stocks 0 0 0 0 0 0
**TOTAL 55 55 45 45 45 45
DISTRIBUTION**
--------------------- ------------ -------- --------- ------- --------- --------
PRODUCTION OF FLUID MILK BY STATE
(000 LITERS)
------------------------------- ------------- ------------- -------------
STATES 2001 2002 \% Change
AGUASCALIENTES 415,977 415057 (0.2)
BAJA CALIFORNIA 223,061 210,930 (5.7)
BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR 34,520 35,976 4.2
CAMPECHE 22,925 22,055 (3.9)
COAHUILA 951,566 959,419 0.8
COLIMA 38,219 39,920 4.4
CHIAPAS 268,208 264,035 (1.5)
CHIHUAHUA 772,361 802,394 3.8
MEXICO CITY 15,500 19,599 26.4
DURANGO 960,261 913,099 (5.1)
GUANAJUATO 643,738 642,854 (0.1)
GUERRERO 69,667 71,285 2.3
HIDALGO 400,253 419,996 4.9
JALISCO 1,691,082 1,709,300 1.0
MEXICO 480,200 484,161 0.8
MICHOACAN 300,971 297,038 (1.3)
MORELOS 16,961 17,120 0.9
NAYARIT 68,420 67,401 (1.5)
NUEVO LEON 36,388 41,905 15.1
OAXACA 142,286 143,439 0.8
PUEBLA 358,842 362,933 1.1
QUERETARO 197,275 219,637 11.3
QUINTANA ROO 5,062 3,888 (30.1)
SAN LUIS POTOSI 136,017 140,370 3.2
SINALOA 84,828 91,197 7.5
SONORA 118,355 127,580 7.7
TABASCO 89,309 88,609 (0.7)
TAMAULIPAS 22,089 23,562 6.6
TLAXCALA 114,981 126,149 9.7
VERACRUZ 671,350 698,733 4.0
YUCATAN 9,654 8,390 (15.0)
ZACATECAS 140,401 129,525 (8.3)
TOTAL 9,500,727 9,597,556 1.0
------------------------------- ------------- ------------- -------------
SOURCE: Agriculture Secretariat (SAGARPA)
SAGARPA's final figures for January to December, 2002
MEXICO'S MONTHLY FLUID MILK PRODUCTION (000 LITERS)
------------------------------- ------------- ------------- -------------
MONTH 2001 2002\* \% Change
JANUARY 720,628 714,209 (0.8)
FEBRUARY 709,278 721,406 2.6
MARCH 728,147 725,124 (0.4)
APRIL 722,404 722,527 0.01
MAY 734,301 747,567 1.8
JUNE 776,998 785,751 1.1
JULY 847,719 840,921 (0.8)
AUGUST 901,685 881,127 (2.3)
SEPTEMBER 928,651 941,440 1.3
OCTOBER 877,935 900,186 2.5
NOVEMBER 794,844 817,105 2.8
DECEMBER 758,137 800,193 5.5
TOTAL 9,500,727 9,597,556 1.0
------------------------------- ------------- ------------- -------------
SOURCE: Agriculture Secretariat (SAGARPA)
- SAGARPA's final figures for January to December, 2002
**SECTION III. NARRATIVE ON SUPPLY AND DEMAND, POLICY & MARKETING**
FLUID MILK
Production
The previous forecast for fluid milk production for CY 2003 remains
unchanged. Production is expected to maintain modest annual growth into
the foreseeable future as technology is adopted and larger dairies
increase in number and efficiency.
Consumption
Fluid milk consumption for CY 2003 is forecast to increase slightly from
the previous year's estimate due to general population growth and
increased usage by bakeries, confectionaries, and dairy processors.
Consumption in CY 2002 remains unchanged from our previous estimate
based on information from industry sources.
Average consumer prices in Mexico for CY 2002 were 6.83 pesos per liter
for pasteurized milk (US\$0.63) and 7.68 pesos per liter of UHT milk
(US\$0.71).
Trade
Fluid milk imports for CY 2003 are forecast to remain unchanged from our
previous estimate. As in previous years, most of the imports will go to
the border cities of northern Mexico.
Policy
See dairy products policy section at the end of this report.
Marketing
See dairy products marketing section at the end of this report.
CHEESE
Production
Cheese production for CY 2003 is forecast to remain unchanged from our
previous estimate due to the level of imports expected from the U.S. at
zero duty. Given steady demand from middle class consumers and current
production costs, CY 2002 cheese output remains unchanged from the
previous estimate.
Consumption
Cheese consumption during CY 2003 is forecast to increase as a result of
more cheese varieties in the market and population growth. Also, the
cheese consumption estimate for CY 2002 has been revised upward from our
previous estimate to reflect more current industry data and stronger
consumer demand. Cheese consumption for CY 2001 has also been revised
upward by 12 percent from the previous estimate to reflect official
government data.
Trade
The cheese import forecast for CY 2003 remains unchanged from our
previous estimate and is 2.3 percent higher than the previous year's
estimate. The cheese import estimate for CY 2002 also remains unchanged
from the previous estimate due to attractive prices for cheeses not
produced in Mexico and the demand for these cheeses among certain
sectors of the population.
Policy
See dairy products policy section at the end of this report.
Marketing
See dairy products marketing section at the end of this report.
BUTTER
Production
Butter and butterfat production is forecast to remain unchanged during
CY 2003. This is likely due to steady consumption patterns and industry
demand, particularly by LICONSA. The CY 2002 butter production estimate
also remains unchanged from our previous estimate based on the inclusion
of butterfat production as part of the government's official statistics
for butter production. All future statistics on butter and butterfat
production will be combined.
Consumption
The combined butter and butterfat consumption forecast for CY 2003 is
nearly 3.0 percent higher compared to the previous year's estimate.
Increased use of LICONSA's reconstitution of milk powder program for the
poor is expected to account for the increase. The estimate for CY 2002
also remains unchanged from our previous estimate taking into account
the usage of butterfat in LICONSA's milk program.
Stocks
Consistent with past years, stocks are expected to remain at minimal or
zero levels during CY 2003 due to a lack of refrigerated storage space
among producers and end users.
Trade
Butter imports are forecast to remain unchanged from our previous
estimate during CY 2003 given steady consumption from LICONSA. For CY
2002, the previous estimate remains unchanged based on industry
information and demand from LICONSA for reconstituting milk powder with
animal fat instead of palm oil.
Policy
See dairy products policy section at the end of this report.
Marketing
See dairy products marketing section at the end of this report.
NON-FAT DRY MILK (NFDM)
Production
Mexican NFDM producers are not expected to be able to significantly
increase production in the short term due to limited processing
facilities. Therefore, the output forecast for CY 2003 is expected to
remain unchanged from our previous estimate. The CY 2002 estimate also
remains unchanged pending a final official figure. The production figure
for CY 2001 reflects official government data.
Consumption
The consumption forecast for CY 2003 has been increased to reflect
rising demand for NFDM from Mexico's growing processed foods industry.
Similarly, pending official data, the consumption estimate for CY 2002
has been revised upward by 15 percent based on increased demand from
food processors. For CY 2001 the consumption figure reflects final
government data.
Stocks
LICONSA continues to carry modest stocks at the end of the year to
minimize interference with demand for domestic milk following the peak
production months in the fall. Domestic producers have been critical of
LICONSA in the past when stocks were higher than they felt were
necessary.
Trade
Mexico continues to be far from reaching self‑sufficiency in NFDM
production because of insufficient domestic fluid milk production and
processing capacity. The import forecast for NFDM in CY 2003 and the
estimate for 2002 are revised upward to reflect growing demand from
private sector food processors as well as increased demand from
LICONSA's milk program. The NFDM import figure for CY 2001 has been
revised upward based on official government data.
Policy
See dairy products policy section at the end of this report.
Marketing
See dairy products marketing section at the end of this report.
WHOLE MILK POWDER (WMP)
Production
No changes from our previous report, MX2146, dated 10/16/02.
Consumption
WMP consumption for CY 2003 is forecast to remain unchanged from our
previous estimate due to expected stable demand from LICONSA and other
end users. The consumption estimate for CY 2002 also remains unchanged
from our previous estimate due to steady demand from bakeries, candy
manufacturers, and LICONSA.
Stocks
Since production statistics for WMP are unavailable, and total imports
of WMP are consumed by dairy processors and LICONSA, stocks are not
reflected in the PS&D table for WMP.
Trade
Mexico continues to be far from reaching self‑sufficiency in WMP
production because of limited domestic processing capacity. Imports are
forecast unchanged in CY 2003 compared to our previous estimate due to
modest gains in fluid milk production. Similarly, the CY 2002 import
estimate is unchanged reflecting steady demand from the food processing
sector. The CY 2001 estimate reflects official data.
Policy
See dairy products policy section at the end of this report.
Marketing
See dairy products marketing section at the end of this report.
POLICY
With the exception of powdered milk, all U.S. exports of dairy products
to Mexico are duty-free in 2003. Milk powder exports to Mexico are
subject to a tariff-rate quota (TRQ), which will be phased out in 2008.
Private companies bid for import permits (cupos) that allow them to
import a specific quantity under the TRQ at zero duty. Liconsa is not
subject to the TRQ and may import any quantity of milk powder at zero
duty to meet its program needs.
MARKETING
The cooperator group that represents the US dairy industry in foreign
markets is the US Dairy Export Council (USDEC). The council's staff in
Mexico City provides information on all aspects of US dairy products
trading and use, including market intelligence on trade policy issues,
organizing informational seminars for the Mexican trade and developing
promotion and sales opportunities for US dairy products in the Mexican
market. USDEC also organizes buying missions for potential Mexican
importers/distributors to visit US dairy processing plants so they can
meet and see, firsthand, various US suppliers and the services they
offer.
Mexico is expected to continue as a significant importer of dairy
products to augment domestic production. While imports are likely to
consist primarily of bulk products such as NFDM, higher value products
such as specialty cheeses and ice creams are also likely to find a home
in Mexico's growing consumer class as tastes, preferences, and shopping
habits increasingly mirror those of the United States and Europe.
US Dairy Export Council (USDEC)
Matanzas 733-C, Col. Lindavista
07300 Mexico, .D.F
Tel 011-52-55-5119-0475
Fax 011-52-55-1997-5758
http://www.usdec.org
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converted_docs | 240461 | Appendix A1.---Site statistics for inorganic constituent concentrations
in samples collected and analyzed by the U.S. Geological Survey.
\[SR, secondary road; NWIS, National Water Information System; wat.,
water; filt., filtered; unf., unfiltered; mg/L, milligram per liter;
\--, value is below the detection level and(or) cannot be calculated;
\*, value is estimated by using a log-probability regression to predict
the values of data below the detection limit; ug/L, microgram per
liter\]
Table of Contents
[**Eno River at Hillsborough (initial site)**
3](#eno-river-at-hillsboroughinitial-site-october-1988september-1989)
[**Eno River at Hillsborough (replaced initial site)**
5](#__RefHeading___Toc50352689)
[**Eno River near Durham** 8](#__RefHeading___Toc50352690)
[**Eno River near Weaver** 10](#__RefHeading___Toc50352691)
[**Little River at SR 1461 near Orange Factory**
13](#__RefHeading___Toc50352692)
[**Little River Reservoir at dam near Bahama**
16](#__RefHeading___Toc50352693)
[**Little River below dam near Fairntosh**
19](#__RefHeading___Toc50352694)
[**Flat River at Bahama** 21](#__RefHeading___Toc50352695)
[**Lake Michie at dam near Bahama** 24](#__RefHeading___Toc50352696)
[**Flat River at dam near Bahama** 27](#__RefHeading___Toc50352697)
[**Knap of Reeds Creek near Butner** 30](#__RefHeading___Toc50352698)
[**Ellerbe Creek near Gorman** 32](#__RefHeading___Toc50352699)
[**Falls Lake at I-85 near Redwood** 35](#__RefHeading___Toc50352700)
[**Little Lick Creek above SR 1814 near Oak Grove**
38](#__RefHeading___Toc50352701)
[**Falls Lake at N.C. 50 near Sandy Plain**
41](#__RefHeading___Toc50352702)
[**Falls Lake at N.C. 98 near Bayleaf** 44](#__RefHeading___Toc50352703)
[**Falls Lake above dam at Falls** 47](#__RefHeading___Toc50352704)
[**Neuse River near Falls** 50](#__RefHeading___Toc50352705)
[**Neuse River at Smithfield** 51](#__RefHeading___Toc50352706)
[**Swift Creek near Apex
54**](#swift-creek-near-apex-october-1988june-1995)
[**Lake Benson at dam near Garner
57**](#_02087701__Lake_Benson_at_dam_near_G)
[**Cane Creek near Orange Grove
60**](#_02096846__Cane_Creek_near_Orange_Gr)
[**Cane Creek Reservoir at dam near White Cross**
63](#__RefHeading___Toc50352710)
[**Haw River near Bynum** 66](#__RefHeading___Toc50352711)
[**B.E. Jordan Lake, Haw River arm above B.E. Jordan dam**
69](#__RefHeading___Toc50352712)
[**New Hope Creek near Blands** 72](#__RefHeading___Toc50352713)
[**Northeast Creek at SR 1100 near Genlee**
75](#__RefHeading___Toc50352714)
[**Morgan Creek near White Cross** 78](#__RefHeading___Toc50352715)
[**University Lake at the dam near Chapel Hill**
81](#__RefHeading___Toc50352716)
[**Morgan Creek near Farrington** 84](#__RefHeading___Toc50352717)
[**Jordan Lake at buoy 12 at Farrington**
86](#__RefHeading___Toc50352718)
[**Jordan Lake at buoy 9 near Farrington**
89](#__RefHeading___Toc50352719)
[**White Oak Creek at Green Level** 91](#__RefHeading___Toc50352720)
[**B.E. Jordan Lake above U.S. 64 at Wilsonville**
93](#__RefHeading___Toc50352721)
[**Jordan Lake at buoy 7 below U.S. 64 near Griffins Crossroads**
96](#__RefHeading___Toc50352722)
[**B.E. Jordan Lake at Bells Landing near Griffins Crossroads**
98](#__RefHeading___Toc50352723)
[**Haw River below B. Everett Jordan dam near Moncure**
101](#__RefHeading___Toc50352724)
[**Deep River at Carbonton** 102](#__RefHeading___Toc50352725)
[Cape Fear River at N.C. 42 near Brickhaven
104](#__RefHeading___Toc50352726)
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<colgroup>
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<col style="width: 6%" />
<col style="width: 7%" />
<col style="width: 7%" />
<col style="width: 6%" />
<col style="width: 8%" />
<col style="width: 0%" />
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<col style="width: 8%" />
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</colgroup>
<thead>
<tr class="header">
<th rowspan="2"><strong>NWIS Param-eter<br />
code</strong></th>
<th rowspan="2"><strong>Constituent name</strong></th>
<th rowspan="2">Sample size</th>
<th rowspan="2">Maximum</th>
<th rowspan="2">Minimum</th>
<th rowspan="2">Mean</th>
<th colspan="6"><strong>Percentile</strong></th>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<th colspan="2">95th</th>
<th>75th</th>
<th>50th</th>
<th><strong>25th</strong></th>
<th><strong>5th</strong></th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr class="odd">
<td colspan="12"><h3
id="eno-river-at-hillsboroughinitial-site-october-1988september-1989">0208491605
Eno River at Hillsborough—initial site (October 1988–September
1989)</h3></td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00080</td>
<td>Color, wat., filt., platinum cobalt units</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>170.000</td>
<td>30.000</td>
<td>83.167</td>
<td>170.000</td>
<td colspan="2">110.000</td>
<td>80.000</td>
<td>51.250</td>
<td>30.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00400</td>
<td>pH, wat., unf., field, standard units</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>7.100</td>
<td>5.700</td>
<td>6.175</td>
<td>7.100</td>
<td colspan="2">6.625</td>
<td>5.950</td>
<td>5.800</td>
<td>5.700</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00403</td>
<td>pH, wat., unf., laboratory, standard units</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>8.100</td>
<td>6.900</td>
<td>7.442</td>
<td>8.100</td>
<td colspan="2">7.775</td>
<td>7.300</td>
<td>7.200</td>
<td>6.900</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>90095</td>
<td>Specific conductance, wat., unf., laboratory, microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees Celsius</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>87.000</td>
<td>65.000</td>
<td>77.500</td>
<td>87.000</td>
<td colspan="2">83.000</td>
<td>81.500</td>
<td>68.250</td>
<td>65.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00095</td>
<td>Specific conductance, wat., unf., microsiemens per centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>138.000</td>
<td>63.000</td>
<td>79.000</td>
<td>138.000</td>
<td colspan="2">80.000</td>
<td>78.000</td>
<td>65.750</td>
<td>63.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00900</td>
<td>Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as calcium carbonate</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>28.000</td>
<td>20.000</td>
<td>25.083</td>
<td>28.000</td>
<td colspan="2">27.000</td>
<td>26.000</td>
<td>22.250</td>
<td>20.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00915</td>
<td>Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>6.700</td>
<td>4.600</td>
<td>5.850</td>
<td>6.700</td>
<td colspan="2">6.375</td>
<td>5.950</td>
<td>5.175</td>
<td>4.600</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00925</td>
<td>Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>3.000</td>
<td>2.100</td>
<td>2.558</td>
<td>3.000</td>
<td colspan="2">2.775</td>
<td>2.600</td>
<td>2.300</td>
<td>2.100</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00935</td>
<td>Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>2.400</td>
<td>1.300</td>
<td>1.725</td>
<td>2.400</td>
<td colspan="2">2.050</td>
<td>1.600</td>
<td>1.400</td>
<td>1.300</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00931</td>
<td>Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., number</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>0.500</td>
<td>0.300</td>
<td>0.392</td>
<td>0.500</td>
<td colspan="2">0.400</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>0.325</td>
<td>0.300</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00930</td>
<td>Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>5.800</td>
<td>3.300</td>
<td>4.492</td>
<td>5.800</td>
<td colspan="2">4.975</td>
<td>4.450</td>
<td>4.025</td>
<td>3.300</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00932</td>
<td>Sodium, wat., percent in equivalents of major cations</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>31.000</td>
<td>22.000</td>
<td>26.250</td>
<td>31.000</td>
<td colspan="2">28.000</td>
<td>26.000</td>
<td>24.250</td>
<td>22.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>90410</td>
<td>Acid neutralizing capacity, wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, laboratory, mg/L as calcium carbonate</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>31.000</td>
<td>17.000</td>
<td>23.500</td>
<td>31.000</td>
<td colspan="2">25.000</td>
<td>24.000</td>
<td>20.250</td>
<td>17.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00940</td>
<td>Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>6.000</td>
<td>4.000</td>
<td>4.917</td>
<td>6.000</td>
<td colspan="2">5.500</td>
<td>4.800</td>
<td>4.225</td>
<td>4.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00950</td>
<td>Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>0.200</td>
<td>0.100</td>
<td>0.117</td>
<td>0.200</td>
<td colspan="2">0.100</td>
<td>0.100</td>
<td>0.100</td>
<td>0.100</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00955</td>
<td>Silica, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>16.000</td>
<td>9.800</td>
<td>12.567</td>
<td>16.000</td>
<td colspan="2">14.000</td>
<td>12.500</td>
<td>11.000</td>
<td>9.800</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00945</td>
<td>Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>12.000</td>
<td>3.000</td>
<td>6.933</td>
<td>12.000</td>
<td colspan="2">10.750</td>
<td>5.450</td>
<td>4.000</td>
<td>3.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>99890</td>
<td>Sulfate, wat., filt., uncorrected, mg/L</td>
<td>2</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>70300</td>
<td>Residue on evaporation, dried at 180 degrees Celsius, wat., filt.,
mg/L</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>67.000</td>
<td>42.000</td>
<td>56.000</td>
<td>67.000</td>
<td colspan="2">63.250</td>
<td>55.500</td>
<td>51.250</td>
<td>42.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00608</td>
<td>Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>0.120</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.049*</td>
<td>*0.120</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.057</td>
<td>*0.045</td>
<td>*0.030</td>
<td>*0.014</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00623</td>
<td>Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>10</td>
<td>0.800</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>0.530</td>
<td>0.800</td>
<td colspan="2">0.625</td>
<td>0.500</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>0.400</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00625</td>
<td>Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>1.100</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>0.625</td>
<td>1.100</td>
<td colspan="2">0.675</td>
<td>0.600</td>
<td>0.500</td>
<td>0.400</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00610</td>
<td>Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>0.130</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.052*</td>
<td>*0.130</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.078</td>
<td>*0.040</td>
<td>*0.020</td>
<td>*0.009</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00620</td>
<td>Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>5</td>
<td>0.870</td>
<td>0.190</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** name** size
-------------------------------------------- ----------------- -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------- ---------------- ---------- ------ --------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
00631 Nitrite plus 12 0.910 \-- 0.296\* \*0.910 \*0.270 \*0.240 \*0.183 \*0.066
nitrate, wat.,
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus 12 0.900 \-- 0.305\* \*0.900 \*0.300 \*0.200 \*0.200 \*0.065
nitrate, wat.,
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., 12 0.030 \-- 0.008\* \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.005 \*0.002 \*0.001
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, 11 1.100 0.320 0.576 1.100 0.580 0.560 0.480 0.320
wat., unf., mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., 12 0.040 0.010 0.028 0.040 0.037 0.030 0.020 0.010
filt., mg/L
00671 Orthophosphate, 12 0.040 \-- 0.019\* \*0.040 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.005
wat., filt., mg/L
as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, 12 0.070 \-- 0.023\* \*0.070 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.004
wat., unf., mg/L
as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., 12 0.080 0.030 0.049 0.080 0.060 0.050 0.030 0.030
unf., mg/L
00680 Organic carbon, 12 8.100 5.000 6.383 8.100 7.350 6.300 5.225 5.000
wat., unf., mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., 4 4200.000 160.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01027 Cadmium, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01034 Chromium, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., 4 7400.000 1000.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., 4 1200.000 110.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01077 Silver, wat., 3 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
**02085000**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352689
.anchor} **Eno River at
Hillsborough---replaced initial site
(October 1989--August 2001)**
00061 Discharge, 110 9120.000 0.560 138.971 291.500 53.250 26.000 5.975 1.900
instantaneous,
cubic feet per
second
00080 Color, wat., 108 350.000 7.000 62.880 180.000 65.000 52.500 35.250 23.350
filt., platinum
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, 110 16.000 3.800 8.668 12.745 10.800 8.475 6.575 5.100
wat., unf., mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, 108 139.000 44.000 84.231 109.000 95.750 86.000 71.250 59.000
wat., unf.,
percent of
saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., 110 7.710 4.650 6.870 7.357 7.100 6.900 6.707 6.300
field, standard
units
00403 pH, wat., unf., 109 8.200 4.100 7.291 7.900 7.500 7.300 7.100 6.750
laboratory,
standard units
90095 Specific 109 310.000 40.000 94.587 126.000 107.000 89.000 81.000 66.500
conductance,
wat., unf.,
laboratory,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00095 Specific 109 304.000 33.000 91.191 120.000 104.000 86.000 77.150 64.500
conductance,
wat., unf.,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., 109 44.000 12.000 28.780 38.500 32.500 28.000 25.000 20.000
unf., mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., 109 11.000 2.900 6.906 9.550 7.850 6.800 5.850 4.650
filt., mg/L
00925 Magnesium, wat., 109 4.000 1.100 2.798 3.600 3.150 2.800 2.500 2.000
filt., mg/L
00935 Potassium, wat., 109 3.500 1.000 1.647 2.400 1.900 1.600 1.200 1.050
filt., mg/L
00931 Sodium adsorption 109 1.000 0.200 0.437 0.600 0.500 0.400 0.400 0.300
ratio, wat.,
number
00930 Sodium, wat., 109 16.000 1.400 5.402 8.650 6.050 5.100 4.600 3.650
filt., mg/L
00932 Sodium, wat., 109 51.000 17.000 27.404 34.500 28.000 27.000 25.000 23.500
percent in
equivalents of
major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., 50 51.000 13.000 26.920 46.700 31.250 27.000 21.750 14.000
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing 107 46.000 9.200 28.217 39.200 34.000 28.000 24.000 17.400
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration,
laboratory, mg/L
as calcium
carbonate
29801 Alkalinity, wat., 1 34.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration,
laboratory, mg/L
as calcium
carbonate
39086 Alkalinity, wat., 4 62.000 10.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing 55 50.000 15.000 27.618 46.000 31.000 27.000 22.000 16.000
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing 17 52.000 15.000 28.647 52.000 33.000 27.000 25.000 15.000
capacity, wat.,
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, 67 63.000 16.000 33.340 58.200 39.000 33.000 27.000 17.400
wat., unf.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00453 Bicarbonate, 2 76.000 12.200 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., 12 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., 105 15.000 1.600 5.592 11.700 5.800 5.200 4.750 3.630
filt., mg/L
00950 Fluoride, wat., 105 0.300 \-- 0.095\* \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.081 \*0.056 \*0.033
filt., mg/L
00955 Silica, wat., 105 16.000 4.800 12.037 15.000 13.000 12.000 11.000 7.660
filt., mg/L
00945 Sulfate, wat., 105 170.000 2.400 7.102 8.340 6.400 5.400 4.550 3.130
filt., mg/L
99890 Sulfate, wat., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on 103 212.000 14.000 68.612 90.000 75.000 66.000 60.000 46.200
evaporation,
dried at 180
degrees Celsius,
wat., filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., 108 0.170 \-- 0.042\* \*0.114 \*0.060 \*0.040 \*0.015 \*0.003
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus 75 0.700 \-- 0.321\* \*0.620 \*0.400 \*0.300 \*0.200 \*0.136
organic nitrogen,
wat., filt., mg/L
as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus 108 2.900 0.200 0.404 0.700 0.500 0.300 0.300 0.200
organic nitrogen,
wat., unf., mg/L
as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., 31 0.130 \-- 0.058\* \*0.125 \*0.088 \*0.050 \*0.032 \*0.010
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., 14 0.540 0.130 0.305 0.540 0.423 0.260 0.190 0.130
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus 108 0.600 0.050 0.285 0.461 0.347 0.290 0.210 0.100
nitrate, wat.,
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus 30 0.580 0.098 0.307 0.536 0.400 0.300 0.222 0.121
nitrate, wat.,
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., 96 0.030 \-- 0.006\* \*0.020 \*0.006 \*0.003 \*0.002 \*0.001
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., 31 0.040 \-- 0.010\* \*0.040 \*0.010 \*0.006 \*0.003 \*0.001
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, 96 2.800 0.130 0.376 0.732 0.440 0.315 0.240 0.170
wat., unf., mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., 76 1.200 \-- 0.034\* \*0.054 \*0.020 \*0.012 \*0.010 \*0.003
filt., mg/L
00671 Orthophosphate, 108 0.060 \-- 0.009\* \*0.031 \*0.010 \*0.005 \*0.002 \*0.001
wat., filt., mg/L
as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, 31 0.200 \-- 0.026\* \*0.137 \*0.030 \*0.015 \*0.006 \*0.002
wat., unf., mg/L
as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., 107 0.210 \-- 0.043\* \*0.127 \*0.043 \*0.030 \*0.024 \*0.010
unf., mg/L
00681 Organic carbon, 1 4.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt., mg/L
00689 Organic carbon, 1 0.200 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
suspended
sediment, total,
mg/L
00680 Organic carbon, 108 15.000 2.700 5.722 11.000 6.600 4.900 4.200 3.200
wat., unf., mg/L
31625 Fecal coliform, 1 270.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
M-FC MF (0.7
micron) method,
wat., colonies
per 100
milliliters
01105 Aluminum, wat., 39 2100.000 50.000 418.451 1500.000 540.000 230.000 110.000 50.600
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., 40 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01027 Cadmium, wat., 40 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01034 Chromium, wat., 40 8.000 \-- 1.119\* \*3.950 \*1.000 \*0.733 \*0.375 \*0.145
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., 40 3.000 \-- 0.839\* \*3.000 \*1.000 \*0.578 \*0.326 \*0.133
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., 40 9.000 \-- 2.725\* \*7.000 \*4.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.574
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01046 Iron, wat., 1 270.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., 40 3600.000 80.000 1233.425 3190.000 1400.000 930.000 792.500 394.000
recoverable, ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., 40 5.000 \-- 1.604\* \*5.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.592 \*0.237
recoverable, ug/L
01056 Manganese, wat., 1 190.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., 40 590.000 50.000 180.682 465.900 232.000 150.000 104.000 60.500
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., 39 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., 40 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., 40 7.000 \-- 1.031\* \*2.950 \*1.000 \*0.634 \*0.350 \*0.143
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., 40 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01077 Silver, wat., 40 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., 40 50.000 \-- 5.606\* \*20.000 \*6.160 \*2.660 \*1.233 \*0.372
recoverable, ug/L
80154 Suspended 105 660.000 1.000 27.348 88.610 20.000 10.000 6.000 3.300
sediment
concentration,
mg/L
**02085070**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352690
.anchor} **Eno River near Durham (October
1988--April 1995)**
00061 Discharge, 18 411.000 4.100 101.900 411.000 145.000 30.500 12.750 4.100
instantaneous,
cubic feet per
second
00080 Color, wat., 2 150.000 23.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., platinum
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, 19 12.800 6.200 9.442 12.800 10.400 9.600 8.000 6.200
wat., unf., mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, 2 101.000 90.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf.,
percent of
saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., 19 7.500 6.100 7.125 7.500 7.420 7.200 7.000 6.100
field, standard
units
00403 pH, wat., unf., 2 7.900 7.200 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
laboratory,
standard units
90095 Specific 2 277.000 80.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
conductance,
wat., unf.,
laboratory,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00095 Specific 19 540.000 58.000 167.947 540.000 173.000 128.000 85.000 58.000
conductance,
wat., unf.,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., 2 33.000 22.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., 2 7.800 5.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00925 Magnesium, wat., 2 3.200 2.200 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00935 Potassium, wat., 2 3.000 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00931 Sodium adsorption 2 3.000 0.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ratio, wat.,
number
00930 Sodium, wat., 2 38.000 5.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00932 Sodium, wat., 2 69.000 32.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
percent in
equivalents of
major cations
00431 Acid neutralizing 7 41.000 23.000 31.000 41.000 35.000 29.000 28.000 23.000
capacity, wat.,
unf., mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99430 Carbonate, wat., 1 25.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing 2 43.000 18.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration,
laboratory, mg/L
as calcium
carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing 1 25.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, 1 31.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., 2 7.800 5.700 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00950 Fluoride, wat., 2 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00955 Silica, wat., 2 14.000 8.900 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00945 Sulfate, wat., 2 60.000 8.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00530 Residue, total 1 7.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nonfilterable,
mg/L
70300 Residue on 2 160.000 61.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
evaporation,
dried at 180
degrees Celsius,
wat., filt., mg/L
00500 Residue on 1 150.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
evaporation,
dried at 105
degrees Celsius,
wat., unf., mg/L
00625 Ammonia plus 1 0.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
organic nitrogen,
wat., unf., mg/L
as nitrogen
00665 Phosphorus, wat., 1 0.100 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L
00680 Organic carbon, 1 12.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., 1 940.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01027 Cadmium, wat., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01034 Chromium, wat., 1 18.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., 1 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., 1 3.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., 1 1800.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., 1 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., 1 110.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., 1 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01077 Silver, wat., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
80154 Suspended 2 59.000 6.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
sediment
concentration,
mg/L
**02085079**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352691
.anchor} **Eno River near Weaver (October
1988--August 1999)**
00060 Discharge, cubic 1 275.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
feet per second
00061 Discharge, 110 4200.000 2.900 148.595 449.800 114.000 60.500 22.000 4.755
instantaneous,
cubic feet per
second
00080 Color, wat., 109 250.000 12.000 62.468 165.000 80.000 50.000 34.000 15.500
filt., platinum
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, 106 15.800 5.300 9.133 13.165 11.125 8.950 6.900 5.600
wat., unf., mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, 103 143.000 55.000 89.117 104.000 97.000 92.000 80.000 67.200
wat., unf.,
percent of
saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., 111 7.600 5.900 7.091 7.504 7.300 7.140 6.940 6.460
field, standard
units
00403 pH, wat., unf., 109 8.000 6.800 7.371 7.800 7.500 7.400 7.200 6.900
laboratory,
standard units
90095 Specific 109 701.000 64.000 213.927 497.000 247.500 168.000 119.000 92.500
conductance,
wat., unf.,
laboratory,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00095 Specific 108 700.000 60.000 209.204 497.050 257.500 161.000 111.250 86.900
conductance,
wat., unf.,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., 109 86.000 18.000 36.229 65.000 40.000 34.000 28.000 24.000
unf., mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., 109 26.000 4.400 9.175 19.000 10.000 8.200 6.700 5.700
filt., mg/L
00925 Magnesium, wat., 109 5.100 1.700 3.225 4.850 3.700 3.100 2.650 2.300
filt., mg/L
00935 Potassium, wat., 109 9.600 0.100 3.028 6.500 3.800 2.600 1.750 1.500
filt., mg/L
00931 Sodium adsorption 109 8.000 0.400 1.783 4.500 2.000 1.000 0.800 0.550
ratio, wat.,
number
00930 Sodium, wat., 109 120.000 4.000 25.997 77.500 30.000 18.000 10.000 6.250
filt., mg/L
00932 Sodium, wat., 108 83.000 29.000 52.000 72.550 58.000 52.500 42.250 34.450
percent in
equivalents of
major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., 51 58.000 17.000 33.137 51.200 43.000 30.000 23.000 19.800
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing 109 61.000 12.000 33.514 53.000 40.500 32.000 24.500 20.500
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration,
laboratory, mg/L
as calcium
carbonate
39086 Alkalinity, wat., 1 53.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing 54 61.000 17.000 34.019 58.500 43.250 29.500 24.000 20.000
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** name** size
---------------------------------------------- ----------------- -------- ---------- --------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------------- ---------- ------ ---------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
00419 Acid neutralizing 5 61.000 21.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
capacity, wat.,
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, 56 74.000 21.000 40.839 65.900 53.500 36.000 27.250 24.550
wat., unf.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., 12 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00452 Carbonate, wat., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., 105 54.000 4.000 13.477 42.200 14.000 9.500 7.700 5.490
filt., mg/L
00950 Fluoride, wat., 105 0.500 \-- 0.145\* \*0.400 \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.074 \*0.039
filt., mg/L
00955 Silica, wat., 105 14.000 1.000 9.645 13.000 12.000 10.000 7.900 2.830
filt., mg/L
00945 Sulfate, wat., 105 240.000 5.300 38.817 127.000 42.000 25.000 14.500 8.350
filt., mg/L
99890 Sulfate, wat., 7 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on 104 484.000 40.000 131.808 285.500 167.250 101.000 78.500 54.500
evaporation,
dried at 180
degrees Celsius,
wat., filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., 106 0.220 \-- 0.050\* \*0.127 \*0.070 \*0.040 \*0.020 \*0.006
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus 84 1.400 0.200 0.444 0.875 0.500 0.400 0.300 0.200
organic nitrogen,
wat., filt., mg/L
as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus 110 1.900 0.200 0.491 0.890 0.600 0.400 0.375 0.255
organic nitrogen,
wat., unf., mg/L
as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., 48 0.120 0.000 0.051 0.115 0.070 0.050 0.030 0.005
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., 41 9.080 0.270 1.371 3.069 1.780 0.970 0.585 0.381
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus 106 9.200 0.005 1.015 3.000 1.100 0.605 0.377 0.120
nitrate, wat.,
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus 48 9.100 0.230 1.256 3.055 1.700 0.830 0.500 0.300
nitrate, wat.,
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., 82 0.120 \-- 0.017\* \*0.060 \*0.020 \*0.007 \*0.002 \*0.001
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., 48 0.110 \-- 0.023\* \*0.090 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.005
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, 93 1.900 0.160 0.461 0.923 0.525 0.390 0.330 0.230
wat., unf., mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., 89 1.000 \-- 0.056\* \*0.136 \*0.060 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.007
filt., mg/L
00671 Orthophosphate, 106 0.880 \-- 0.040\* \*0.110 \*0.040 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.003
wat., filt., mg/L
as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, 48 0.950 0.000 0.072 0.153 0.070 0.050 0.030 0.005
wat., unf., mg/L
as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., 109 1.100 0.000 0.080 0.165 0.090 0.060 0.040 0.010
unf., mg/L
00680 Organic carbon, 109 22.000 3.300 6.351 11.500 6.800 5.800 4.800 3.800
wat., unf., mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., 43 4000.000 70.000 597.093 2680.000 630.000 340.000 170.000 82.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., 43 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01027 Cadmium, wat., 43 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01034 Chromium, wat., 43 6.000 \-- 1.162\* \*5.600 \*1.000 \*0.542 \*0.221 \*0.060
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., 43 7.000 \-- 0.820\* \*3.000 \*1.000 \*0.379 \*0.156 \*0.043
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., 43 15.000 1.000 3.767 11.400 4.000 3.000 2.000 1.200
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., 43 6300.000 160.000 1149.977 3960.000 1200.000 790.000 590.000 234.000
recoverable, ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., 43 12.000 \-- 2.061\* \*9.400 \*3.000 \*1.000 \*0.458 \*0.134
recoverable, ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., 43 860.000 40.000 120.505 448.000 120.000 80.000 60.000 50.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., 43 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., 43 6.000 \-- 0.875\* \*5.800 \*1.000 \*0.337 \*0.125 \*0.030
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., 43 6.000 \-- 1.848\* \*5.800 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.745 \*0.333
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., 43 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01077 Silver, wat., 42 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., 43 40.000 \-- 12.991\* \*30.000 \*20.000 \*10.000 \*6.128 \*2.979
recoverable, ug/L
80154 Suspended 104 652.000 1.000 35.058 141.750 27.500 15.500 7.250 2.250
sediment
concentration,
mg/L
**0208521324**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352692
.anchor} **Little River at SR 1461 near Orange
Factory (October 1988--March 2001)**
00061 Discharge, 43 4900.000 0.080 350.994 2364.000 258.000 26.000 7.600 0.748
instantaneous,
cubic feet per
second
00080 Color, wat., 18 180.000 13.000 87.833 180.000 162.500 80.000 30.250 13.000
filt., platinum
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, 40 16.400 5.800 9.892 13.295 10.800 9.900 8.900 6.025
wat., unf., mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, 23 129.000 77.000 100.739 128.000 106.000 100.000 93.000 77.400
wat., unf.,
percent of
saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., 43 8.100 6.100 6.973 7.958 7.230 6.900 6.700 6.312
field, standard
units
00403 pH, wat., unf., 21 8.200 6.500 7.352 8.190 7.650 7.300 6.950 6.510
laboratory,
standard units
90095 Specific 21 114.000 41.000 76.619 113.900 93.500 74.000 61.000 41.800
conductance,
wat., unf.,
laboratory,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00095 Specific 43 115.000 44.600 74.360 104.000 89.000 75.000 60.000 45.340
conductance,
wat., unf.,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., 27 39.000 11.000 24.185 39.000 31.000 22.000 19.000 12.200
unf., mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., 27 9.400 2.600 5.733 9.320 7.300 5.000 4.100 2.840
filt., mg/L
00925 Magnesium, wat., 27 3.800 1.100 2.381 3.800 2.900 2.300 1.900 1.180
filt., mg/L
00935 Potassium, wat., 27 4.500 1.000 1.959 4.220 2.300 1.600 1.200 1.000
filt., mg/L
00931 Sodium adsorption 27 0.500 0.200 0.344 0.460 0.400 0.400 0.300 0.200
ratio, wat.,
number
00930 Sodium, wat., 27 6.500 1.500 4.115 6.260 5.400 4.300 2.900 1.660
filt., mg/L
00932 Sodium, wat., 27 32.000 18.000 24.926 31.600 29.000 25.000 20.000 18.000
percent in
equivalents of
major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., 2 12.000 12.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing 21 47.000 6.400 24.257 47.000 33.500 23.000 16.000 6.660
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration,
laboratory, mg/L
as calcium
carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing 3 15.000 10.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing 2 15.000 5.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
capacity, wat.,
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, 4 18.000 6.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** name** size
---------------------------------------------- ----------------- -------- ---------- --------- ---------- --------- ---------------- ---------- ------ ---------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
99445 Carbonate, wat., 2 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., 25 6.300 2.400 4.504 6.270 5.300 4.500 3.850 2.430
filt., mg/L
00950 Fluoride, wat., 25 0.300 \-- 0.079\* \*0.270 \*0.100 \*0.056 \*0.035 \*0.016
filt., mg/L
00955 Silica, wat., 17 17.000 5.000 10.271 17.000 14.000 9.500 7.400 5.000
filt., mg/L
00945 Sulfate, wat., 25 11.000 1.400 4.268 9.800 5.500 4.000 2.500 1.490
filt., mg/L
99890 Sulfate, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on 20 74.000 37.000 56.700 73.600 62.500 59.000 49.250 37.350
evaporation,
dried at 180
degrees Celsius,
wat., filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., 8 0.128 0.005 0.033 0.128 0.036 0.020 0.012 0.005
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus 1 0.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
organic nitrogen,
wat., filt., mg/L
as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus 27 1.300 0.200 0.600 1.300 0.800 0.500 0.300 0.200
organic nitrogen,
wat., unf., mg/L
as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., 19 0.160 \-- 0.040\* \*0.160 \*0.050 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.005
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., 1 0.210 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus 8 0.440 0.059 0.237 0.440 0.380 0.200 0.130 0.059
nitrate, wat.,
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus 19 0.700 \-- 0.337\* \*0.700 \*0.400 \*0.300 \*0.220 \*0.100
nitrate, wat.,
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, 24 1.300 0.180 0.582 1.275 0.767 0.550 0.305 0.180
wat., unf., mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., 1 0.040 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00671 Orthophosphate, 5 0.039 0.008 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt., mg/L
as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, 19 0.110 \-- 0.034\* \*0.110 \*0.040 \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.004
wat., unf., mg/L
as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., 27 0.250 0.010 0.080 0.242 0.090 0.040 0.030 0.014
unf., mg/L
00680 Organic carbon, 24 38.000 3.000 10.692 33.750 14.750 8.750 4.675 3.175
wat., unf., mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., 17 4000.000 50.000 1087.765 4000.000 1485.000 612.000 125.000 50.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., 23 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01027 Cadmium, wat., 26 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01034 Chromium, wat., 26 130.000 \-- 6.062\* \*85.900 \*2.499 \*0.401 \*0.095 \*0.012
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., 17 2.000 \-- 1.059\* \*2.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*0.714 \*0.486
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., 26 39.000 \-- 5.330\* \*38.650 \*4.250 \*2.109 \*1.000 \*0.343
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., 26 6700.000 360.000 1878.462 6700.000 2320.000 1350.000 785.000 360.000
recoverable, ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., 26 14.000 \-- 2.096\* \*10.500 \*3.000 \*1.623 \*0.693 \*0.292
recoverable, ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., 26 1100.000 20.000 178.923 928.500 273.250 70.000 37.500 20.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., 26 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., 17 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., 24 3.000 \-- 1.285\* \*2.750 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.798 \*0.465
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., 17 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01077 Silver, wat., 24 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., 26 30.000 \-- 10.751\* \*28.670 \*16.033 \*8.642 \*5.222 \*2.508
recoverable, ug/L
80154 Suspended 25 476.000 2.000 87.360 422.600 159.500 28.000 5.000 2.000
sediment
concentration,
mg/L
**0208524845**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352693
.anchor} **Little River Reservoir at dam near
Bahama (October 1988--August 2001)**
00080 Color, wat., 57 120.000 10.000 39.088 101.000 50.000 30.000 22.500 12.900
filt., platinum
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, 38 1.900 0.550 0.929 1.282 1.013 0.900 0.750 0.550
wat., unf.,
Secchi disc,
meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, 73 12.000 0.090 5.384 9.119 7.640 5.320 3.740 0.188
wat., unf., mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, 73 116.000 0.000 60.959 109.900 87.500 64.000 43.500 2.000
wat., unf.,
percent of
saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., 75 8.440 6.100 6.781 7.626 7.000 6.780 6.500 6.120
field, standard
units
00403 pH, wat., unf., 58 8.200 6.500 7.267 7.910 7.500 7.200 7.000 6.790
laboratory,
standard units
90095 Specific 58 91.000 56.000 72.483 89.000 77.000 74.000 66.750 56.950
conductance,
wat., unf.,
laboratory,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00095 Specific 75 242.000 48.000 80.607 194.600 80.000 72.000 66.000 54.800
conductance,
wat., unf.,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., 58 31.000 17.000 22.966 28.150 25.000 23.000 21.000 18.000
unf., mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., 58 8.200 4.100 5.572 7.030 6.100 5.500 5.000 4.200
filt., mg/L
00925 Magnesium, wat., 58 3.000 1.700 2.198 2.600 2.400 2.200 2.000 1.700
filt., mg/L
00935 Potassium, wat., 58 2.600 1.200 1.831 2.600 2.000 1.800 1.600 1.300
filt., mg/L
00931 Sodium adsorption 58 0.400 0.200 0.355 0.400 0.400 0.400 0.300 0.300
ratio, wat.,
number
00930 Sodium, wat., 58 4.900 2.400 3.852 4.800 4.400 4.000 3.400 2.885
filt., mg/L
00932 Sodium, wat., 58 30.000 20.000 24.879 28.000 27.000 25.000 23.000 20.950
percent in
equivalents of
major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., 25 29.000 9.000 20.680 28.700 24.000 20.000 17.000 10.200
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing 58 34.000 12.000 22.517 31.050 26.000 22.000 19.000 15.850
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration,
laboratory, mg/L
as calcium
carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing 26 28.000 11.000 21.385 28.000 25.250 22.000 17.000 11.700
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing 11 25.000 13.000 20.727 25.000 25.000 21.000 19.000 13.000
capacity, wat.,
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, 36 35.000 11.000 25.181 34.150 29.750 26.000 21.500 14.400
wat., unf.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ -------- ----------- --------- ---------- --------- ---------------- ---------- ------ --------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 9 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 57 5.900 2.900 4.460 5.510 5.000 4.600 3.950 3.300
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 57 1.900 \-- 0.103\* \*0.210 \*0.100 \*0.056 \*0.030 \*0.012
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 56 11.000 3.800 7.695 10.000 8.700 7.950 6.800 4.710
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 57 11.000 2.300 4.151 6.310 4.650 4.000 3.150 2.400
99890 Sulfate, wat., filt., 3 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 56 88.000 10.000 51.232 67.500 58.000 52.000 45.000 31.250
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 64 0.754 \-- 0.114\* \*0.362 \*0.150 \*0.076 \*0.030 \*0.006
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 36 0.800 0.200 0.442 0.800 0.575 0.400 0.300 0.200
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 65 7.800 0.200 0.688 1.070 0.700 0.500 0.500 0.300
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 17 0.360 0.010 0.126 0.360 0.170 0.120 0.035 0.010
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 6 0.290 0.060 0.202 0.290 0.290 0.205 0.135 0.060
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 65 0.400 \-- 0.108\* \*0.327 \*0.160 \*0.086 \*0.020 \*0.005
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 17 0.340 \-- 0.137\* \*0.340 \*0.220 \*0.100 \*0.052 \*0.029
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 55 0.040 \-- 0.007\* \*0.040 \*0.008 \*0.004 \*0.002 \*0.001
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 17 0.040 \-- 0.012\* \*0.040 \*0.010 \*0.005 \*0.002 \*0.001
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 60 0.750 0.190 0.458 0.736 0.560 0.455 0.370 0.240
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 37 0.050 \-- 0.010\* \*0.041 \*0.015 \*0.006 \*0.003 \*0.001
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 65 0.190 \-- 0.007\* \*0.020 \*0.005 \*0.002 \*0.001 \*0.000
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 17 0.030 \-- 0.016\* \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.016 \*0.013 \*0.010
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 65 0.280 \-- 0.033\* \*0.070 \*0.040 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.008
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 58 12.000 4.700 7.355 11.000 8.225 7.100 5.950 4.995
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 58 19.500 0.100 6.060 16.555 9.300 4.250 2.500 0.485
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 58 1.300 \-- 0.374\* \*1.015 \*0.500 \*0.300 \*0.169 \*0.091
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 45 1500.000 20.000 147.640 875.001 130.500 60.000 45.000 26.360
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 45 9.000 \-- 0.945\* \*4.400 \*0.997 \*0.483 \*0.211 \*0.064
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 45 1.000 \-- 1.000\* \*1.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*1.000
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 44 28.000 \-- 2.214\* \*5.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*0.341
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 64 51000.000 72.600 1774.634 11895.000 582.250 310.000 190.000 122.500
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 44 7.000 \-- 0.867\* \*3.750 \*1.000 \*0.397 \*0.171 \*0.048
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 64 31500.000 19.300 1456.783 8385.000 538.500 300.000 118.750 26.550
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 43 4.000 \-- 0.972\* \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.816 \*0.540 \*0.307
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 43 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 45 20.000 \-- 6.358\* \*20.000 \*8.609 \*5.142 \*3.215 \*1.656
ug/L
**0208524850**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352694
.anchor} **Little River below dam near
Fairntosh (October 1988--June 1991)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 36 160.000 13.000 47.528 117.500 63.750 37.500 22.750 13.000
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 35 14.600 5.600 9.774 13.400 11.200 9.800 8.300 6.720
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 34 122.000 68.000 101.765 119.000 108.250 102.000 95.500 83.750
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 35 7.750 6.400 7.097 7.702 7.300 7.100 6.900 6.400
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 36 8.000 6.900 7.558 7.915 7.700 7.550 7.400 7.240
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 36 144.000 58.000 89.806 127.850 102.750 88.500 70.250 59.700
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 35 135.000 54.000 86.514 131.000 100.000 87.000 68.000 57.200
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 36 58.000 18.000 31.389 52.050 38.500 31.500 20.250 18.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 36 17.000 4.300 8.528 15.300 10.750 8.650 4.900 4.385
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 36 3.700 1.700 2.428 3.530 2.875 2.300 1.925 1.785
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 36 2.700 1.200 1.956 2.530 2.275 1.900 1.700 1.285
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 36 0.400 0.300 0.336 0.400 0.400 0.300 0.300 0.300
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 36 6.400 3.000 4.244 5.635 4.850 4.150 3.700 3.000
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 36 28.000 17.000 22.306 28.000 26.000 22.000 19.000 17.850
equivalents of major cations
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 36 58.000 13.000 30.167 52.900 36.500 29.500 20.000 15.550
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 36 6.200 3.700 4.856 6.200 5.400 4.800 4.325 3.700
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 36 0.300 \-- 0.105\* \*0.215 \*0.100 \*0.100 \*0.063 \*0.037
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 36 12.000 2.600 8.750 12.000 10.000 8.750 8.000 3.280
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 35 13.000 3.000 5.717 12.200 6.700 5.200 4.000 3.160
99890 Sulfate, wat., filt., 7 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 35 93.000 31.000 62.800 90.600 73.000 61.000 52.000 41.400
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 36 0.310 \-- 0.058\* \*0.166 \*0.070 \*0.050 \*0.030 \*0.010
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 34 1.100 0.300 0.562 0.950 0.600 0.500 0.400 0.300
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 36 2.500 \-- 0.651\* \*1.225 \*0.775 \*0.600 \*0.500 \*0.282
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 36 0.330 0.010 0.061 0.177 0.070 0.050 0.030 0.010
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 18 0.390 0.080 0.235 0.390 0.280 0.265 0.180 0.080
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 36 0.400 \-- 0.214\* \*0.400 \*0.300 \*0.200 \*0.119 \*0.075
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 36 0.400 \-- 0.201\* \*0.400 \*0.300 \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.068
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 11 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 36 0.030 \-- 0.013\* \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.007 \*0.004
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 34 2.400 0.220 0.609 1.298 0.702 0.545 0.458 0.303
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 36 0.060 \-- 0.020\* \*0.052 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.009 \*0.004
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 36 0.070 \-- 0.012\* \*0.036 \*0.020 \*0.008 \*0.004 \*0.002
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 36 0.100 \-- 0.015\* \*0.058 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.004 \*0.001
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 36 0.130 0.010 0.043 0.113 0.050 0.040 0.020 0.010
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 36 9.300 5.200 6.894 9.045 7.575 6.800 6.125 5.285
mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 14 940.000 20.000 197.857 940.000 147.500 120.000 57.500 20.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 14 7.000 1.000 2.571 7.000 3.000 2.000 1.750 1.000
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 14 1500.000 190.000 488.571 1500.000 587.500 375.000 240.000 190.000
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 14 7.000 \-- 1.356\* \*7.000 \*1.036 \*1.000 \*0.440 \*0.193
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 14 560.000 60.000 275.000 560.000 337.500 250.000 172.500 60.000
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 14 5.000 \-- 1.596\* \*5.000 \*2.250 \*1.000 \*0.548 \*0.253
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 13 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 25 31.000 1.000 9.880 28.300 14.000 8.000 4.500 1.300
concentration, mg/L
**02085500**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352695
.anchor} **Flat River at Bahama (October
1988--December 1995)**
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 46 4280 0.9 314.617 2304.001 180 65.5 23.5 1.565
cubic feet per second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 15 250 25 73.8 250 110 50 29 25
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 43 13.5 3.7 8.66 13.06 10.3 8.4 6.6 4.08
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 26 109 54 90 107.95 99 92 85.75 58.9
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 45 7.9 6 6.931 7.47 7.2 6.9 6.75 6.19
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 18 8 6.8 7.3 8 7.425 7.3 7.1 6.8
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 18 99 55 79.333 99 90.25 82 66.75 55
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 45 101 41 72.156 94 84.5 70 61.5 44
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 24 29 16 22.875 28.75 27.75 23.5 18.25 16
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 24 7.3 3.6 5.319 7.15 6.2 5.5 4.155 3.65
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 24 3.2 1.6 2.326 3.175 2.775 2.305 1.825 1.625
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 24 5.8 1.07 2.214 5.418 3.075 1.75 1.4 1.078
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 24 0.6 0.3 0.463 0.575 0.5 0.5 0.4 0.3
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 24 6.8 2.9 5.064 6.75 5.875 5.4 4.225 2.925
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 24 35 23 30 34.75 32.75 30 27.25 23.5
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 6 32 12 19.333 32 24.5 19 12 12
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 18 35 9 23.278 35 31.5 23.5 14 9
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 5 22 12 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 6 39 14 23.5 39 30 23.5 14 14
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 23 10 0.5 5.457 9.52 6 5.6 4.5 1.04
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 24 0.3 \-- 0.103\* \*0.300 \*0.175 \*0.072 \*0.040 \*0.017
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 15 16 6.9 11.033 16 14 11 9 6.9
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 23 12.5 1 5.026 12 6.5 4 3 1.12
99890 Sulfate, wat., filt., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
uncorrected, mg/L
00530 Residue, total nonfilterable, 1 51 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 18 68 46 58.167 68 64.25 57.5 53.5 46
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 9 0.1 \-- 0.041\* \*0.100 \*0.065 \*0.030 \*0.016 \*0.009
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 6 0.6 \-- 0.338\* \*0.600 \*0.450 \*0.350 \*0.182 \*0.127
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 29 1.8 \-- 0.557\* \*1.450 \*0.700 \*0.500 \*0.300 \*0.125
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 20 0.14 \-- 0.051\* \*0.139 \*0.090 \*0.040 \*0.020 \*0.007
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 2 0.33 0.24 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 9 0.8 \-- 0.3\* \*0.800 \*0.375 \*0.310 \*0.096 \*0.049
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 20 0.6 \-- 0.321\* \*0.590 \*0.400 \*0.320 \*0.200 \*0.155
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 6 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 3 0.03 0.01 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 23 1.8 0.17 0.572 1.66 0.86 0.5 0.27 0.172
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 6 0.05 \-- 0.027\* \*0.050 \*0.043 \*0.020 \*0.017 \*0.010
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 6 0.04 \-- 0.022\* \*0.040 \*0.025 \*0.020 \*0.018 \*0.012
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 20 0.11 \-- 0.036\* \*0.109 \*0.047 \*0.025 \*0.020 \*0.007
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 29 0.25 0.01 0.072 0.23 0.095 0.05 0.04 0.01
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 21 27 3.3 9.157 26.4 12 6.1 5.1 3.41
mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 16 4700 140 1203.75 4700 1550 510 240 140
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 22 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 25 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 25 30 \-- 3.175\* \*27.000 \*3.000 \*0.611 \*0.150 \*0.024
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 16 3 \-- 1.084\* \*3.000 \*1.750 \*1.000 \*0.496 \*0.256
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 25 80 \-- 7.502\* \*68.000 \*4.288 \*2.954 \*2.000 \*0.493
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 25 8300 480 2320.4 8240 2825 1200 925 492
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 25 8 \-- 1.968\* \*7.500 \*2.298 \*1.085 \*0.860 \*0.302
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 25 860 20 187.2 776 245 100 50 20
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 25 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 16 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 23 3 \-- 1.509 \*3.000 \*2.000 \*1.110 \*0.807 \*0.466
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 16 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 23 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 25 40 \-- 9.831\* \*40.000 \*11.541 \*5.909 \*2.685 \*0.892
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 26 885 4 106.423 705.45 130.25 22 9.75 4.35
concentration, mg/L
**02086490**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352696
.anchor} **Lake Michie at dam near Bahama
(October 1988--August 2001)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 58 160.000 12.000 44.034 110.500 50.750 35.000 23.000 13.000
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, wat., unf., 38 2.500 0.450 0.931 1.645 1.000 0.850 0.750 0.545
Secchi disc, meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 73 9.680 0.080 5.903 8.993 7.555 6.600 4.975 0.275
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 73 128.000 0.700 67.119 112.000 88.500 77.000 49.500 3.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 73 8.610 3.270 6.715 7.660 7.015 6.770 6.480 5.700
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 58 8.100 6.700 7.288 8.100 7.425 7.250 7.000 6.795
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 58 84.000 52.000 70.862 83.000 77.250 70.500 65.000 53.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 74 173.000 48.000 70.670 90.500 75.000 68.000 62.000 51.000
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 58 26.000 15.000 20.845 25.050 23.000 21.000 19.000 15.950
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 58 6.200 3.500 4.893 6.005 5.400 4.900 4.475 3.695
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 58 2.600 1.500 2.100 2.600 2.325 2.100 1.900 1.600
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 58 2.900 1.300 1.910 2.605 2.300 1.850 1.600 1.400
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 58 0.500 0.300 0.407 0.500 0.400 0.400 0.400 0.300
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 58 5.600 2.400 4.286 5.500 4.800 4.450 3.775 3.000
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 58 32.000 22.000 28.448 31.050 30.000 29.000 27.000 24.000
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 26 30.000 9.000 20.615 29.650 24.000 22.500 16.000 9.350
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 58 30.000 10.000 21.603 29.050 26.000 22.000 17.750 11.950
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 29 38.000 9.000 20.707 35.000 24.500 22.000 16.500 9.500
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing capacity, 11 31.000 11.000 20.636 31.000 25.000 21.000 16.000 11.000
wat., unf., incremental
titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 37 38.000 11.000 25.159 37.100 29.000 26.000 20.000 11.900
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
-------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ -------- ----------- --------- ---------- ---------- ---------------- ---------- ------ ---------- --------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 11 2.000 0.000 0.182 2.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 56 12.000 3.400 4.880 6.745 5.350 4.700 4.200 3.670
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 56 0.200 \-- 0.097\* \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.089 \*0.068 \*0.045
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 56 12.000 6.700 9.289 11.150 10.000 9.600 8.500 6.785
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 56 13.000 0.300 4.048 6.220 4.300 3.850 3.125 2.600
99890 Sulfate, wat., filt., 3 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 56 67.000 2.000 50.982 66.000 58.000 54.500 46.000 26.800
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 64 3.100 \-- 0.121\* \*0.317 \*0.106 \*0.050 \*0.017 \*0.005
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 37 1.100 \-- 0.440\* \*0.740 \*0.500 \*0.400 \*0.350 \*0.197
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 64 4.300 0.300 0.631 0.900 0.675 0.550 0.500 0.300
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 18 0.220 0.010 0.076 0.220 0.110 0.075 0.020 0.010
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 5 0.280 0.160 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 64 0.430 \-- 0.069\* \*0.315 \*0.108 \*0.014 \*0.005 \*0.001
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 18 0.300 \-- 0.098\* \*0.300 \*0.178 \*0.053 \*0.026 \*0.012
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 54 0.043 \-- 0.005\* \*0.024 \*0.005 \*0.002 \*0.001 \*0.000
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 18 0.030 \-- 0.008\* \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.005 \*0.003 \*0.001
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 60 1.200 0.280 0.511 0.889 0.587 0.470 0.410 0.312
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 38 0.060 \-- 0.016\* \*0.050 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.006 \*0.003
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 63 0.030 \-- 0.004\* \*0.019 \*0.004 \*0.002 \*0.001 \*0.000
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 18 0.060 \-- 0.015\* \*0.060 \*0.022 \*0.008 \*0.002 \*0.001
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 64 0.390 \-- 0.042\* \*0.120 \*0.040 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.010
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 55 15.000 2.100 7.985 12.400 8.900 7.600 6.700 5.440
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 58 27.400 0.500 7.426 23.000 10.300 5.650 3.375 0.795
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 58 2.200 \-- 0.305\* \*1.205 \*0.300 \*0.187 \*0.096 \*0.040
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 45 4000.000 10.000 248.387 929.300 200.000 80.000 60.000 23.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 45 210.000 \-- 5.963\* \*21.100 \*1.000 \*0.316 \*0.071 \*0.008
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 45 2.000 \-- 0.678\* \*1.000 \*0.821 \*0.625 \*0.475 \*0.325
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 44 6.000 \-- 2.381\* \*5.000 \*3.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.704
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 64 34000.000 109.000 1779.125 7675.000 1000.000 590.000 257.500 119.250
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 45 5.000 \-- 1.012\* \*3.700 \*1.000 \*0.651 \*0.352 \*0.136
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 64 3660.000 18.600 358.327 1585.000 400.750 121.000 45.650 23.875
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 44 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 45 4.000 \-- 0.428\* \*2.000 \*0.442 \*0.186 \*0.084 \*0.022
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 45 39.000 \-- 2.072\* \*5.700 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.301 \*0.087
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 44 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 45 20.000 \-- 4.998\* \*15.740 \*6.428 \*3.827 \*2.266 \*1.064
ug/L
**02086500**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352697
.anchor} **Flat River at dam near Bahama
(October 1988--March 1993)**
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 34 2420.000 0.010 202.246 1024.250 193.000 84.000 36.500 0.018
cubic feet per second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 35 170.000 20.000 78.057 154.000 110.000 65.000 55.000 25.600
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 34 13.300 2.400 8.047 12.550 10.050 8.350 6.375 2.700
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 33 106.000 26.000 79.333 105.300 98.000 86.000 64.000 28.100
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 35 7.970 5.700 6.891 7.434 7.200 7.000 6.600 6.020
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 35 8.300 6.600 7.157 7.820 7.300 7.100 6.900 6.680
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 35 104.000 45.000 69.657 99.200 79.000 66.000 59.000 52.200
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 35 105.000 40.000 67.514 101.000 76.000 65.000 57.000 42.400
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 35 35.000 14.000 20.486 34.200 22.000 20.000 17.000 14.800
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 35 9.400 3.400 4.869 8.920 5.200 4.700 4.000 3.400
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 35 3.100 1.300 2.020 2.940 2.300 1.900 1.700 1.460
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 35 3.000 1.200 1.997 2.920 2.400 1.900 1.600 1.360
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 35 0.500 0.200 0.403 0.500 0.400 0.400 0.400 0.280
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 35 6.300 2.100 4.220 5.660 4.800 4.100 3.600 2.900
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 35 34.000 21.000 28.543 32.400 31.000 28.000 27.000 22.600
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 1 4.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 35 39.000 8.000 17.954 36.600 20.000 17.000 13.000 8.800
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 1 10.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 1 5.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 35 6.700 3.400 4.874 6.460 5.500 4.700 4.200 3.560
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 35 0.400 \-- 0.112\* \*0.320 \*0.100 \*0.100 \*0.061 \*0.034
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 35 12.000 4.800 9.329 12.000 11.000 9.800 8.300 5.360
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 33 9.200 2.900 5.706 9.200 6.950 5.400 4.450 2.970
99890 Sulfate, wat., filt., 6 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 34 70.000 28.000 52.824 67.750 59.250 53.500 49.250 28.750
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 33 0.310 0.010 0.107 0.296 0.155 0.090 0.045 0.010
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 30 1.000 0.300 0.603 1.000 0.700 0.600 0.500 0.300
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 35 1.000 0.200 0.626 0.920 0.700 0.600 0.500 0.280
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 33 0.330 \-- 0.117\* \*0.295 \*0.165 \*0.100 \*0.060 \*0.019
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 24 0.490 0.040 0.242 0.488 0.377 0.205 0.162 0.050
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 35 0.460 \-- 0.245\* \*0.444 \*0.400 \*0.200 \*0.130 \*0.081
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 34 0.500 \-- 0.232\* \*0.425 \*0.400 \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.068
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 10 0.010 \-- 0.010\* \*0.010 \*0.010 \*0.010 \*0.010 \*0.010
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 34 0.040 \-- 0.015\* \*0.040 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.009 \*0.004
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 34 0.940 0.220 0.517 0.902 0.610 0.485 0.412 0.228
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 35 0.270 \-- 0.032\* \*0.118 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.020 \*0.006
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 35 0.240 \-- 0.022\* \*0.112 \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.004 \*0.001
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 34 0.100 \-- 0.025\* \*0.085 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.009 \*0.004
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 35 0.180 0.020 0.054 0.148 0.060 0.050 0.030 0.020
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 34 12.000 4.600 7.612 10.350 8.800 7.750 6.150 4.900
mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 14 3000.000 30.000 604.286 3000.000 732.500 485.000 135.000 30.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 14 3.000 \-- 1.088\* \*3.000 \*2.000 \*0.801 \*0.461 \*0.232
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 14 2.000 \-- 0.840\* \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.666 \*0.422 \*0.239
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 14 5.000 2.000 3.357 5.000 4.000 3.000 2.750 2.000
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 14 3400.000 390.000 1080.714 3400.000 1250.000 855.000 612.500 390.000
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 14 7.000 \-- 1.958\* \*7.000 \*2.250 \*1.494 \*1.000 \*0.426
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 14 580.000 70.000 217.857 580.000 345.000 140.000 77.500 70.000
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 14 5.000 \-- 2.039\* \*5.000 \*2.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.547
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 13 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 14 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 31 59.000 2.000 17.290 56.000 24.000 8.000 6.000 2.000
concentration, mg/L
**02086624**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352698
.anchor} **Knap of Reeds Creek near Butner
(October 1988--April 1995)**
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 18 536.000 3.200 43.617 536.000 21.500 7.500 5.175 3.200
cubic feet per second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 1 110.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 18 9.400 5.600 7.322 9.400 8.250 7.400 6.250 5.600
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 1 80.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 18 7.200 6.400 6.873 7.200 7.000 6.900 6.745 6.400
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 1 6.600 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 1 67.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 17 633.000 29.000 229.118 633.000 345.000 161.000 91.500 29.000
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 1 19.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 4.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 1.900 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 2.400 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 1 0.400 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 3.600 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 1 26.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 1 14.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 1 17.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 1 14.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 1 17.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 1 4.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 1 0.100 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 1 4.400 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 1 7.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 1 42.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 1 0.110 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 1 0.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 1 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 1 0.290 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 1 1.900 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 1 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 1 0.010 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 1 0.470 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 1 6.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 1 24000.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 1 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 1 8.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 1 20.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 1 35.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 1 18000.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 1 18.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 1 2100.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 1 0.100 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 1 4.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 1 21.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 1 100.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 1 851.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
concentration, mg/L
**02086849**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352699
.anchor} **Ellerbe Creek near Gorman
(October 1988--April 1995)**
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 14 672.000 4.300 94.393 672.000 56.250 19.500 11.400 4.300
cubic feet per second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 2 100.000 45.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 20 9.600 5.600 7.478 9.585 8.400 7.525 6.350 5.610
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 3 81.000 71.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 21 7.420 6.740 7.131 7.418 7.300 7.200 7.040 6.744
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 2 7.400 7.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 2 382.000 176.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 20 490.000 86.000 330.400 489.500 429.500 363.500 237.750 87.200
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 2 74.000 42.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 2 19.000 12.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 2 6.500 2.800 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 2 6.600 3.200 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 2 2.000 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 2 44.000 15.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 2 54.000 42.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 1 27.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 2 68.000 32.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 1 26.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 1 33.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 2 31.000 13.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 2 0.700 0.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 2 9.200 7.100 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 2 30.000 18.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 2 226.000 124.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 2 0.140 0.120 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 2 1.000 0.700 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 2 1.400 0.700 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 1 0.130 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 1 9.240 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 2 9.300 2.900 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 1 9.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 2 0.060 0.030 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 1 0.060 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 2 1.300 0.560 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 2 0.600 0.060 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 2 0.560 0.050 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 1 0.630 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 2 0.790 0.110 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 2 11.000 11.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 2 1500.000 440.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 2 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 2 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 2 3.000 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 2 2.000 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 2 9.000 4.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 2 1800.000 820.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 2 4.000 3.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 2 140.000 130.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 2 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 2 7.000 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 2 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 2 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 2 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 2 50.000 30.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 3 351.000 21.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
concentration, mg/L
**02086920**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352700
.anchor} **Falls Lake at I-85 near Redwood
(October 1988--July 1995)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 17 140.000 25.000 68.706 140.000 78.000 64.000 51.500 25.000
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, wat., unf., 13 0.750 0.100 0.488 0.750 0.700 0.500 0.300 0.100
Secchi disc, meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 24 12.600 1.400 7.517 12.500 9.325 7.100 6.325 2.250
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 16 116.000 18.000 77.500 116.000 90.250 83.000 68.500 18.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 26 9.210 6.400 7.187 9.101 7.200 7.000 6.800 6.400
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 17 9.300 6.700 7.447 9.300 7.700 7.300 7.050 6.700
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 17 410.000 105.000 205.353 410.000 241.500 193.000 137.000 105.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 26 404.000 71.000 176.077 396.650 245.000 144.500 108.000 71.350
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 17 58.000 23.000 36.000 58.000 40.000 34.000 31.000 23.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 17 16.000 5.600 9.218 16.000 10.350 8.400 7.650 5.600
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 17 5.600 2.100 3.135 5.600 3.400 3.000 2.550 2.100
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 17 7.300 2.500 3.782 7.300 4.450 3.300 2.900 2.500
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 17 3.000 0.500 1.612 3.000 2.000 2.000 1.000 0.500
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 17 53.000 7.000 23.706 53.000 29.000 23.000 14.000 7.000
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 17 63.000 30.000 53.235 63.000 61.000 55.000 48.000 30.000
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 13 64.000 15.000 36.231 64.000 43.500 34.000 29.000 15.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 17 60.000 19.000 37.765 60.000 47.000 33.000 30.500 19.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 13 61.000 18.000 36.923 61.000 43.000 37.000 30.000 18.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 13 78.000 18.000 43.385 78.000 51.500 40.000 35.500 18.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 9 4.000 0.000 0.556 4.000 0.500 0.000 0.000 0.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 17 39.000 6.500 17.012 39.000 23.000 16.000 9.550 6.500
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 17 0.500 0.100 0.247 0.500 0.350 0.200 0.100 0.100
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 17 17.000 3.200 6.641 17.000 7.350 6.000 5.150 3.200
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 17 55.000 5.700 23.924 55.000 25.500 20.000 14.500 5.700
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 17 224.000 76.000 122.824 224.000 150.000 119.000 86.000 76.000
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 17 0.360 \-- 0.107\* \*0.360 \*0.210 \*0.050 \*0.020 \*0.004
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 17 1.200 0.300 0.676 1.200 0.800 0.600 0.500 0.300
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 17 2.900 0.500 1.206 2.900 1.600 1.100 0.750 0.500
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 3 0.220 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 2 7.530 0.570 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 17 7.100 \-- 1.275\* \*7.100 \*0.845 \*0.570 \*0.061 \*0.009
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 3 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 17 0.100 \-- 0.024\* \*0.100 \*0.025 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.003
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 3 0.100 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 16 1.800 0.400 0.988 1.800 1.375 0.920 0.582 0.400
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 17 0.110 \-- 0.030\* \*0.110 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.015 \*0.006
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 17 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 3 0.100 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 17 0.280 0.040 0.139 0.280 0.190 0.120 0.080 0.040
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 17 23.000 7.400 12.912 23.000 15.000 12.000 10.500 7.400
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 16 176.000 3.100 40.075 176.000 39.500 33.450 13.825 3.100
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 16 10.900 \-- 3.730\* \*10.900 \*5.775 \*2.700 \*1.075 \*0.282
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 17 1700.000 140.000 771.176 1700.000 1050.000 730.000 410.000 140.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 17 1.000 \-- 1.000\* \*1.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*1.000
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 17 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 17 4.000 \-- 1.025\* \*4.000 \*1.500 \*0.654 \*0.340 \*0.137
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 17 3.000 \-- 1.616\* \*3.000 \*2.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.718
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 17 5.000 1.000 3.118 5.000 4.000 3.000 2.000 1.000
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 17 2500.000 510.000 1505.882 2500.000 1800.000 1500.000 1150.000 510.000
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 17 5.000 \-- 3.062\* \*5.000 \*4.000 \*3.000 \*2.000 \*1.000
ug/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 17 950.000 200.000 535.882 950.000 695.000 550.000 345.000 200.000
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 17 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 17 4.000 \-- 1.682\* \*4.000 \*2.500 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*0.421
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 16 5.000 \-- 2.291\* \*5.000 \*3.000 \*2.000 \*1.250 \*0.658
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 17 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 17 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 17 30.000 \-- 11.223\* \*30.000 \*15.000 \*10.000 \*5.843 \*3.292
ug/L
**0208700780**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352701
.anchor} **Little Lick Creek above SR 1814
near Oak Grove (October 1988--April 1995)**
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 29 459.000 0.300 60.753 412.500 99.000 3.300 1.600 0.450
cubic feet per second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 10 300.000 65.000 207.500 300.000 255.000 225.000 172.500 65.000
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 25 10.900 3.900 7.128 10.480 8.850 6.700 5.850 4.140
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 8 88.000 66.000 76.875 88.000 84.750 78.000 67.500 66.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 29 7.410 6.700 7.042 7.375 7.200 7.030 6.885 6.700
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 10 7.600 7.000 7.190 7.600 7.425 7.100 7.000 7.000
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 10 262.000 94.000 150.100 262.000 181.250 130.500 111.000 94.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 28 506.000 70.000 242.143 498.350 348.750 247.500 121.000 74.500
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 10 68.000 27.000 40.900 68.000 47.750 36.000 31.500 27.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 10 18.000 5.900 10.390 18.000 12.500 9.100 7.975 5.900
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 10 5.500 2.400 3.610 5.500 4.125 3.400 2.800 2.400
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 10 4.400 2.400 3.190 4.400 3.950 2.800 2.600 2.400
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 10 1.000 0.500 0.770 1.000 1.000 0.700 0.600 0.500
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 10 25.000 6.000 12.410 25.000 15.500 9.850 8.075 6.000
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 10 44.000 30.000 36.400 44.000 41.500 35.500 31.750 30.000
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 5 55.000 23.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 10 58.000 20.000 34.100 58.000 44.000 28.000 26.000 20.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 5 55.000 23.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 5 67.000 28.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 4 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 10 20.000 5.900 10.970 20.000 13.250 9.600 7.600 5.900
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 10 0.300 \-- 0.176\* \*0.300 \*0.225 \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.062
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 10 10.000 4.300 7.350 10.000 8.800 7.450 6.225 4.300
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 10 19.000 8.000 12.410 19.000 15.250 11.000 9.775 8.000
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 10 180.000 85.000 108.800 180.000 119.000 94.500 87.750 85.000
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 5 0.240 0.090 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 5 1.000 0.400 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 8 1.900 0.800 1.062 1.900 1.150 0.950 0.825 0.800
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 3 0.150 0.100 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 3 0.470 0.250 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 5 4.500 0.280 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 3 0.550 0.270 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 3 0.080 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 7 1.800 0.660 0.944 1.800 1.000 0.810 0.730 0.660
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 5 0.100 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 5 0.100 0.010 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 3 0.170 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 8 0.600 0.080 0.214 0.600 0.195 0.180 0.132 0.080
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 10 28.000 11.000 16.600 28.000 18.000 16.000 13.750 11.000
mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 9 5800.000 1200.000 2844.444 5800.000 3750.000 2900.000 1450.000 1200.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 8 2.000 \-- 1.088\* \*2.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*0.706
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 9 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 9 9.000 \-- 4.471\* \*9.000 \*6.000 \*5.000 \*1.923 \*1.393
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 9 4.000 1.000 2.444 4.000 3.500 2.000 2.000 1.000
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 9 8.000 4.000 5.667 8.000 7.000 6.000 4.000 4.000
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 9 4200.000 2100.000 3011.111 4200.000 3650.000 2900.000 2400.000 2100.000
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 9 14.000 3.000 7.222 14.000 9.500 6.000 4.500 3.000
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 9 730.000 160.000 382.222 730.000 565.000 320.000 205.000 160.000
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 9 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 9 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 9 6.000 3.000 4.444 6.000 5.000 5.000 3.500 3.000
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 9 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 9 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 9 40.000 \-- 24.837\* \*40.000 \*30.000 \*20.000 \*20.000 \*13.534
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 9 413.000 91.000 177.111 413.000 259.500 121.000 100.000 91.000
concentration, mg/L
**0208703650**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352702
.anchor} **Falls Lake at N.C. 50 near Sandy
Plain (October 1988--July 1995)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 18 92.000 14.000 33.333 92.000 31.250 26.000 23.000 14.000
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, wat., unf., 13 0.850 0.350 0.592 0.850 0.700 0.650 0.425 0.350
Secchi disc, meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 26 11.800 3.800 8.550 11.730 9.725 8.600 7.675 4.605
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 18 123.000 48.000 96.556 123.000 107.000 99.000 87.000 48.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 27 8.430 6.400 7.344 8.338 7.800 7.200 6.900 6.456
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 18 8.500 6.800 7.450 8.500 7.625 7.350 7.100 6.800
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 18 159.000 64.000 112.556 159.000 134.000 111.000 94.250 64.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 27 155.000 59.000 102.074 150.600 130.000 102.000 76.000 59.400
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 18 31.000 18.000 26.722 31.000 29.000 28.500 25.250 18.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 7.200 4.300 6.478 7.200 7.000 6.900 6.150 4.300
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 3.100 1.800 2.561 3.100 2.800 2.700 2.350 1.800
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 2.800 1.500 2.256 2.800 2.500 2.300 2.025 1.500
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 18 2.000 0.400 0.828 2.000 1.000 0.750 0.575 0.400
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 19.000 4.100 10.478 19.000 13.500 9.200 6.725 4.100
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 18 56.000 31.000 41.722 56.000 49.500 38.000 34.750 31.000
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 13 57.000 14.000 31.769 57.000 43.000 29.000 19.500 14.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 18 37.000 17.000 28.889 37.000 32.250 31.000 24.000 17.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 13 56.000 14.000 32.462 56.000 44.000 30.000 20.500 14.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 13 70.000 17.000 38.615 70.000 52.500 35.000 23.500 17.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 10 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 18 13.000 4.100 8.006 13.000 10.250 7.000 5.900 4.100
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 18 0.200 \-- 0.147\* \*0.200 \*0.200 \*0.151 \*0.099 \*0.071
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 18 7.100 2.600 4.811 7.100 5.525 5.100 3.900 2.600
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 18 20.000 6.400 11.083 20.000 12.250 9.950 9.200 6.400
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 18 126.000 54.000 74.444 126.000 82.000 71.000 63.500 54.000
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 18 0.180 \-- 0.044\* \*0.180 \*0.082 \*0.020 \*0.017 \*0.004
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 18 0.600 0.300 0.411 0.600 0.500 0.400 0.300 0.300
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 18 0.900 0.400 0.617 0.900 0.700 0.600 0.500 0.400
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 0.120 0.010 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 1 0.050 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 18 0.220 \-- 0.042\* \*0.220 \*0.057 \*0.018 \*0.007 \*0.002
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 14 0.890 0.380 0.559 0.890 0.635 0.515 0.480 0.380
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 18 0.030 \-- 0.008\* \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.004 \*0.002 \*0.000
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 18 0.100 \-- 0.031\* \*0.100 \*0.040 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.009
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 18 12.000 4.300 8.922 12.000 9.550 8.750 8.450 4.300
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 18 37.300 1.200 14.700 37.300 21.350 11.550 8.375 1.200
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 18 2.200 \-- 0.914\* \*2.200 \*1.200 \*0.800 \*0.398 \*0.192
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 18 470.000 40.000 140.556 470.000 187.500 100.000 60.000 40.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 18 8.000 \-- 1.485\* \*8.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.345 \*0.111
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 18 1300.000 60.000 385.000 1300.000 487.500 320.000 177.500 60.000
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ -------- --------- --------- --------- ---------------- --------- ------ --------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 18 640.000 50.000 203.333 640.000 255.000 180.000 97.500 50.000
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 18 5.000 \-- 1.238\* \*5.000 \*2.000 \*0.890 \*0.452 \*0.191
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
**0208708905**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352703
.anchor} **Falls Lake at N.C. 98 near Bayleaf
(October 1988--July 1995)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 18 88.000 13.000 28.833 88.000 32.500 22.500 14.750 13.000
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, wat., unf., 13 1.200 0.650 0.804 1.200 0.875 0.750 0.700 0.650
Secchi disc, meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 26 12.600 3.500 7.927 12.075 9.300 8.000 6.925 3.640
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 18 122.000 39.000 88.500 122.000 106.250 94.000 79.500 39.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 27 7.800 6.300 7.131 7.796 7.500 7.100 6.800 6.380
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 18 8.500 6.700 7.333 8.500 7.800 7.200 7.000 6.700
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 18 129.000 61.000 98.333 129.000 115.000 94.500 85.500 61.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 27 127.000 59.000 92.593 126.600 111.000 88.000 77.000 61.800
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 18 31.000 17.000 25.167 31.000 29.000 25.500 22.000 17.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 7.400 4.100 5.989 7.400 7.000 5.950 5.300 4.100
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 3.000 1.700 2.489 3.000 2.825 2.600 2.175 1.700
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 2.700 1.500 2.128 2.700 2.500 2.200 1.775 1.500
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 18 1.000 0.400 0.672 1.000 0.800 0.650 0.575 0.400
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 13.000 3.900 7.911 13.000 9.925 7.300 6.100 3.900
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 18 47.000 31.000 37.278 47.000 39.250 36.500 34.000 31.000
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 13 41.000 13.000 25.154 41.000 34.500 21.000 18.000 13.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 18 42.000 15.000 27.278 42.000 34.000 26.500 20.750 15.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 13 43.000 14.000 26.077 43.000 35.000 23.000 18.000 14.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 13 50.000 16.000 30.538 50.000 42.000 26.000 21.500 16.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 9 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 18 9.000 3.800 6.406 9.000 7.850 6.300 5.325 3.800
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 18 0.200 \-- 0.120\* \*0.200 \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.093 \*0.052
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 18 6.700 \-- 4.950\* \*6.700 \*5.850 \*5.300 \*4.000 \*2.694
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 18 13.000 6.500 8.411 13.000 9.600 8.150 6.925 6.500
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 18 95.000 36.000 63.500 95.000 69.000 66.000 56.000 36.000
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 17 0.510 \-- 0.104\* \*0.510 \*0.125 \*0.040 \*0.020 \*0.003
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 18 1.000 0.200 0.494 1.000 0.725 0.400 0.300 0.200
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 18 1.500 0.400 0.617 1.500 0.725 0.500 0.400 0.400
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 2 0.070 0.040 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 15 1.400 0.350 0.519 1.400 0.570 0.450 0.380 0.350
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 18 0.110 \-- 0.014\* \*0.110 \*0.020 \*0.004 \*0.001 \*0.000
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 18 0.070 \-- 0.026\* \*0.070 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.005
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 18 14.000 6.500 8.200 14.000 9.050 7.500 6.850 6.500
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 18 24.100 0.800 8.561 24.100 12.650 6.800 4.000 0.800
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 18 1.500 \-- 0.600\* \*1.500 \*0.925 \*0.381 \*0.274 \*0.126
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 18 310.000 40.000 100.556 310.000 142.500 60.000 50.000 40.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 18 3.000 \-- 1.310\* \*3.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.723 \*0.411
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 18 790.000 60.000 274.444 790.000 387.500 220.000 117.500 60.000
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ -------- --------- --------- --------- ---------------- --------- ------ --------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 18 770.000 20.000 198.889 770.000 337.500 95.000 40.000 20.000
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 18 7.000 \-- 1.199\* \*7.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*0.415 \*0.182
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
**0208718195**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352704
.anchor} **Falls Lake above dam at Falls
(October 1988--July 1995)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 18 95.000 13.000 27.500 95.000 25.250 22.000 18.000 13.000
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, wat., unf., 13 1.350 0.600 0.877 1.350 0.975 0.850 0.750 0.600
Secchi disc, meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 26 12.500 3.800 7.554 11.940 8.800 7.650 6.600 3.835
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 18 123.000 40.000 83.333 123.000 102.250 92.000 66.250 40.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 27 8.000 6.300 7.129 7.960 7.540 7.000 6.800 6.380
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 18 8.400 6.600 7.261 8.400 7.500 7.200 6.875 6.600
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 18 117.000 64.000 92.778 117.000 106.250 93.000 77.750 64.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 27 118.000 60.000 87.333 116.000 103.000 87.000 73.000 62.000
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 18 32.000 18.000 24.722 32.000 28.250 25.500 20.750 18.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 7.900 4.300 5.833 7.900 6.825 5.650 4.800 4.300
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 3.000 1.800 2.450 3.000 2.800 2.500 2.150 1.800
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 2.700 1.500 2.078 2.700 2.325 2.100 1.775 1.500
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 18 0.800 0.400 0.622 0.800 0.700 0.600 0.500 0.400
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 18 10.000 4.200 7.022 10.000 8.125 6.700 5.400 4.200
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 18 41.000 30.000 35.500 41.000 37.250 36.000 33.750 30.000
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 13 80.000 10.000 31.231 80.000 43.000 23.000 19.500 10.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 18 37.000 15.000 25.778 37.000 32.250 24.000 19.750 15.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 13 81.000 12.000 32.000 81.000 43.500 23.000 20.000 12.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 13 98.000 12.000 38.000 98.000 52.500 28.000 23.000 12.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 10 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 18 7.000 4.000 5.939 7.000 6.700 6.350 5.275 4.000
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 18 0.200 \-- 0.109\* \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.100 \*0.094 \*0.057
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 18 7.700 \-- 5.062\* \*7.700 \*6.025 \*5.150 \*4.025 \*2.809
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 18 11.000 5.300 7.761 11.000 9.025 7.700 6.525 5.300
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 18 72.000 45.000 58.611 72.000 63.250 59.000 53.500 45.000
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 18 0.530 \-- 0.128\* \*0.530 \*0.252 \*0.040 \*0.020 \*0.003
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 18 0.800 0.300 0.472 0.800 0.625 0.400 0.300 0.300
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 18 1.000 0.300 0.550 1.000 0.600 0.550 0.400 0.300
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 1 0.040 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 18 0.200 \-- 0.063\* \*0.200 \*0.094 \*0.042 \*0.022 \*0.009
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 17 0.580 0.230 0.430 0.580 0.500 0.450 0.375 0.230
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 18 0.050 \-- 0.012\* \*0.050 \*0.015 \*0.006 \*0.002 \*0.001
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 18 0.040 \-- 0.020\* \*0.040 \*0.040 \*0.010 \*0.007 \*0.003
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 17 9.300 5.900 7.429 9.300 8.150 7.300 6.700 5.900
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 18 65.800 1.900 11.133 65.800 13.200 7.400 3.775 1.900
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 18 4.200 \-- 0.758\* \*4.200 \*0.925 \*0.450 \*0.246 \*0.088
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 18 250.000 30.000 85.000 250.000 95.000 60.000 40.000 30.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 18 3.000 \-- 1.338\* \*3.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.658 \*0.342
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 18 870.000 40.000 243.889 870.000 350.000 125.000 80.000 40.000
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** name** size
-------------------------------------------- ----------------- -------- ---------- --------- ----------- ---------------- ---------- ----------- ------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
01055 Manganese, wat., 18 1000.000 \-- 304.723\* \*1000.000 \*680.000 \*80.000 \*40.000 \*5.010
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., 18 5.000 \-- 0.986\* \*5.000 \*1.000 \*0.501 \*0.219 \*0.068
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01077 Silver, wat., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., 18 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
**02087183**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352705
.anchor} **Neuse River near Falls (October
1988--September 1996)**
00061 Discharge, 16 3670.000 108.000 738.000 3670.000 444.250 184.500 167.750 108.000
instantaneous,
cubic feet per
second
00300 Dissolved oxygen, 16 12.200 7.200 8.794 12.200 9.650 8.700 7.650 7.200
wat., unf., mg/L
00400 pH, wat., unf., 16 7.800 6.300 6.940 7.800 7.175 7.030 6.600 6.300
field, standard
units
00095 Specific 15 104.000 50.000 81.100 104.000 95.000 82.500 74.000 50.000
conductance,
wat., unf.,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00431 Acid neutralizing 1 22.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
capacity, wat.,
unf., mg/L as
calcium carbonate
**02087570**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352706
.anchor} **Neuse River at Smithfield
(October 1988--June 1995)**
00061 Discharge, 84 6170 203 1387.143 5500 1672.5 483 329.25 267.5
instantaneous,
cubic feet per
second
00080 Color, wat., 84 280 7 51.333 120 55 43 25.25 16.5
filt., platinum
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, 81 12.6 5.4 8.717 12.38 10.45 8.4 6.9 6.2
wat., unf., mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, 81 144 64 87.642 102.9 91.5 87 82 74.1
wat., unf.,
percent of
saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., 84 7.6 5.8 7.057 7.5 7.3 7.1 6.9 6.425
field, standard
units
00403 pH, wat., unf., 84 8.1 6.9 7.448 7.9 7.6 7.4 7.3 7
laboratory,
standard units
90095 Specific 84 340 70 176.845 273.25 223.75 178 119.25 84
conductance,
wat., unf.,
laboratory,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00095 Specific 84 331 68 174.56 268.5 217.75 180.5 117.25 87.25
conductance,
wat., unf.,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., 84 40 17 28.44 37 32.75 29 24 18.5
unf., mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., 84 9.9 4.3 7.051 9.2 8 7.1 6.125 4.625
filt., mg/L
00925 Magnesium, wat., 84 3.7 1.5 2.62 3.475 3 2.7 2.2 1.725
filt., mg/L
00935 Potassium, wat., 84 6.8 1.8 3.689 6.1 4.4 3.5 2.8 2.225
filt., mg/L
00931 Sodium adsorption 84 3 0.4 1.704 3 2 2 1 0.725
ratio, wat.,
number
00930 Sodium, wat., 84 48 4.3 21.171 37 28.75 21 12.25 7.125
filt., mg/L
00932 Sodium, wat., 84 70 25 55.595 68 62.75 57 50 41
percent in
equivalents of
major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., 35 44 14 29.171 43.2 34 30 24 14.8
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing 84 48 12 29.071 41.75 34.75 29 23 16
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration,
laboratory, mg/L
as calcium
carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing 36 46 15 30.111 43.45 35.5 30.5 26 15.85
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, 35 54 17 35.514 52.4 41 37 29 17.8
wat., unf.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., 12 0 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., 84 26 4.5 13.13 23.75 17 13 8.85 5.55
filt., mg/L
00950 Fluoride, wat., 82 1.3 \-- 0.203\* \*0.300 \*0.200 \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.068
filt., mg/L
00955 Silica, wat., 84 13 3.7 9.513 12.75 11 9.65 8.325 6.4
filt., mg/L
00945 Sulfate, wat., 84 730 7.1 33.302 54.5 32 23 16 9.875
filt., mg/L
99890 Sulfate, wat., 6 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on 84 203 48 112.714 166 139.75 113.5 84 63.25
evaporation,
dried at 180
degrees Celsius,
wat., filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., 78 0.34 \-- 0.058\* \*0.146 \*0.070 \*0.040 \*0.030 \*0.012
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus 74 2.1 0.2 0.486 0.925 0.6 0.4 0.3 0.2
organic nitrogen,
wat., filt., mg/L
as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus 81 2.1 0.3 0.654 0.99 0.8 0.6 0.5 0.4
organic nitrogen,
wat., unf., mg/L
as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., 45 0.37 0.01 0.06 0.148 0.075 0.04 0.03 0.01
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., 34 2.48 0.29 1.294 2.338 1.89 1.285 0.59 0.357
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus 78 3.2 0.3 1.479 2.71 2.125 1.4 0.815 0.398
nitrate, wat.,
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus 45 2.9 0.3 1.286 2.47 1.9 1.3 0.6 0.4
nitrate, wat.,
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., 54 0.05 \-- 0.012\* \*0.040 \*0.012 \*0.010 \*0.005 \*0.002
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., 45 0.04 \-- 0.014\* \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.009 \*0.005
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, 77 2 0.25 0.603 0.893 0.675 0.57 0.46 0.36
wat., unf., mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., 78 0.34 0.02 0.116 0.311 0.17 0.09 0.06 0.02
filt., mg/L
00671 Orthophosphate, 78 0.33 0.01 0.107 0.271 0.16 0.08 0.05 0.02
wat., filt., mg/L
as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, 45 0.32 0.01 0.103 0.307 0.125 0.08 0.055 0.02
wat., unf., mg/L
as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., 80 0.49 0.03 0.177 0.359 0.228 0.15 0.112 0.08
unf., mg/L
00680 Organic carbon, 84 16 4.8 7.567 12.5 8.525 6.9 6.1 5.025
wat., unf., mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., 37 6800 170 1132.973 5269.998 935 630 375 179
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., 37 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01027 Cadmium, wat., 37 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01034 Chromium, wat., 37 48 \-- 3.232\* \*12.000 \*3.000 \*2.000 \*0.621 \*0.201
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., 37 5 \-- 1.03\* \*3.200 \*1.000 \*0.663 \*0.352 \*0.140
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., 36 99 1 10.583 75.2 9.5 5 4 1
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., 37 7200 220 1671.892 6930 1750 1200 900 319
recoverable, ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., 36 42 \-- 7.107\* \*33.500 \*7.000 \*4.500 \*2.000 \*0.931
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., 35 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., 37 3 \-- 1.062\* \*3.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*0.507 \*0.252
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., 36 7 1 2.167 6.15 2 2 1 1
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., 37 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01077 Silver, wat., 36 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., 37 60 \-- 16.863\* \*51.000 \*20.000 \*10.000 \*6.565 \*2.877
recoverable, ug/L
80154 Suspended 78 458 4 64.077 228.45 73.75 37.5 23 8.95
sediment
concentration,
mg/L
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<tr class="header">
<th rowspan="2"><strong>NWIS Param-eter<br />
code</strong></th>
<th rowspan="2"><strong>Constituent name</strong></th>
<th rowspan="2">Sample size</th>
<th rowspan="2">Maximum</th>
<th rowspan="2">Minimum</th>
<th rowspan="2">Mean</th>
<th colspan="6"><strong>Percentile</strong></th>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<th colspan="2">95th</th>
<th>75th</th>
<th>50th</th>
<th><strong>25th</strong></th>
<th><strong>5th</strong></th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr class="odd">
<td colspan="12"><h3
id="swift-creek-near-apex-october-1988june-1995">02087580 <a
href="#swift-creek-near-apex-october-1988june-1995">Swift Creek near
Apex</a> (October 1988–June 1995)</h3></td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00061</td>
<td>Discharge, instantaneous, cubic feet per second</td>
<td>45</td>
<td>111</td>
<td>0.19</td>
<td>9.758</td>
<td>39.3</td>
<td colspan="2">10.5</td>
<td>3.9</td>
<td>1.15</td>
<td>0.267</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00080</td>
<td>Color, wat., filt., platinum cobalt units</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>280</td>
<td>4</td>
<td>74.662</td>
<td>135</td>
<td colspan="2">100</td>
<td>65</td>
<td>54.5</td>
<td>13.75</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00300</td>
<td>Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>13.8</td>
<td>3.9</td>
<td>8.541</td>
<td>13.125</td>
<td colspan="2">11.025</td>
<td>9</td>
<td>5.8</td>
<td>4.275</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00301</td>
<td>Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., percent of saturation</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>151</td>
<td>44</td>
<td>83.338</td>
<td>110.5</td>
<td colspan="2">94</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>67</td>
<td>51.75</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00400</td>
<td>pH, wat., unf., field, standard units</td>
<td>75</td>
<td>7.6</td>
<td>6</td>
<td>7.007</td>
<td>7.52</td>
<td colspan="2">7.2</td>
<td>7</td>
<td>6.9</td>
<td>6.3</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00403</td>
<td>pH, wat., unf., laboratory, standard units</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>7.9</td>
<td>6.7</td>
<td>7.305</td>
<td>7.825</td>
<td colspan="2">7.5</td>
<td>7.3</td>
<td>7.1</td>
<td>6.9</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>90095</td>
<td>Specific conductance, wat., unf., laboratory, microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees Celsius</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>132</td>
<td>69</td>
<td>95.041</td>
<td>122.25</td>
<td colspan="2">106</td>
<td>91.5</td>
<td>84</td>
<td>74</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00095</td>
<td>Specific conductance, wat., unf., microsiemens per centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius</td>
<td>75</td>
<td>130</td>
<td>68</td>
<td>93.067</td>
<td>126.4</td>
<td colspan="2">102</td>
<td>89</td>
<td>83</td>
<td>73.6</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00900</td>
<td>Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as calcium carbonate</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>46</td>
<td>21</td>
<td>30.541</td>
<td>43.5</td>
<td colspan="2">35</td>
<td>28.5</td>
<td>25.75</td>
<td>23</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00915</td>
<td>Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>5.7</td>
<td>8.086</td>
<td>11.25</td>
<td colspan="2">9.325</td>
<td>7.65</td>
<td>6.8</td>
<td>6.175</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00925</td>
<td>Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>3.9</td>
<td>1.6</td>
<td>2.515</td>
<td>3.725</td>
<td colspan="2">2.925</td>
<td>2.3</td>
<td>2.1</td>
<td>1.775</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00935</td>
<td>Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>4.3</td>
<td>0.3</td>
<td>2.512</td>
<td>3.525</td>
<td colspan="2">2.8</td>
<td>2.5</td>
<td>2.1</td>
<td>1.775</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00931</td>
<td>Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., number</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>0.8</td>
<td>0.2</td>
<td>0.403</td>
<td>0.5</td>
<td colspan="2">0.4</td>
<td>0.4</td>
<td>0.4</td>
<td>0.3</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00930</td>
<td>Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>9.3</td>
<td>3.1</td>
<td>5.028</td>
<td>7.125</td>
<td colspan="2">5.625</td>
<td>4.9</td>
<td>4.375</td>
<td>3.275</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00932</td>
<td>Sodium, wat., percent in equivalents of major cations</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>41</td>
<td>16</td>
<td>24.459</td>
<td>30.25</td>
<td colspan="2">26.25</td>
<td>24</td>
<td>22</td>
<td>18.75</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>99430</td>
<td>Carbonate, wat., unf., incremental titration, field, mg/L as calcium
carbonate</td>
<td>33</td>
<td>52</td>
<td>17</td>
<td>30.667</td>
<td>49.9</td>
<td colspan="2">37</td>
<td>27</td>
<td>23</td>
<td>18.4</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>90410</td>
<td>Acid neutralizing capacity, wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, laboratory, mg/L as calcium carbonate</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>48</td>
<td>13</td>
<td>30.446</td>
<td>48</td>
<td colspan="2">37</td>
<td>28</td>
<td>23</td>
<td>19.75</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00410</td>
<td>Acid neutralizing capacity, wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field, mg/L as calcium carbonate</td>
<td>33</td>
<td>54</td>
<td>17</td>
<td>31.212</td>
<td>52.6</td>
<td colspan="2">37</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>23</td>
<td>18.4</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>99440</td>
<td>Bicarbonate, wat., unf., incremental titration, field, mg/L</td>
<td>33</td>
<td>63</td>
<td>21</td>
<td>37.394</td>
<td>60.9</td>
<td colspan="2">45</td>
<td>33</td>
<td>28</td>
<td>22.4</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>99445</td>
<td>Carbonate, wat., unf., incremental titration, field, mg/L</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>0</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00940</td>
<td>Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>7.6</td>
<td>0.3</td>
<td>5.442</td>
<td>7.325</td>
<td colspan="2">6.1</td>
<td>5.45</td>
<td>4.975</td>
<td>3.575</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00950</td>
<td>Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>0.3</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.11*</td>
<td>*0.300</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.100</td>
<td>*0.100</td>
<td>*0.064</td>
<td>*0.037</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00955</td>
<td>Silica, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>16</td>
<td>4.3</td>
<td>9.158</td>
<td>15</td>
<td colspan="2">11</td>
<td>8.75</td>
<td>7.25</td>
<td>4.95</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00945</td>
<td>Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>12</td>
<td>1.4</td>
<td>5.809</td>
<td>8.65</td>
<td colspan="2">7</td>
<td>5.85</td>
<td>4.6</td>
<td>2.375</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>99890</td>
<td>Sulfate, wat., filt., uncorrected, mg/L</td>
<td>5</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>70300</td>
<td>Residue on evaporation, dried at 180 degrees Celsius, wat., filt.,
mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>94</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>63.919</td>
<td>88.5</td>
<td colspan="2">72</td>
<td>62.5</td>
<td>56</td>
<td>42.25</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00608</td>
<td>Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>0.12</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.045*</td>
<td>*0.087</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.060</td>
<td>*0.040</td>
<td>*0.030</td>
<td>*0.010</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00623</td>
<td>Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>73</td>
<td>0.6</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.3*</td>
<td>*0.530</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.400</td>
<td>*0.300</td>
<td>*0.200</td>
<td>*0.152</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00625</td>
<td>Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>1.1</td>
<td>0.2</td>
<td>0.446</td>
<td>0.8</td>
<td colspan="2">0.525</td>
<td>0.4</td>
<td>0.3</td>
<td>0.2</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00610</td>
<td>Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>37</td>
<td>0.1</td>
<td>0.01</td>
<td>0.042</td>
<td>0.082</td>
<td colspan="2">0.06</td>
<td>0.04</td>
<td>0.03</td>
<td>0.01</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00620</td>
<td>Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>14</td>
<td>0.27</td>
<td>0.05</td>
<td>0.142</td>
<td>0.27</td>
<td colspan="2">0.19</td>
<td>0.145</td>
<td>0.07</td>
<td>0.05</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00631</td>
<td>Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>0.3</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.133*</td>
<td>*0.262</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.200</td>
<td>*0.110</td>
<td>*0.069</td>
<td>*0.041</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00630</td>
<td>Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>37</td>
<td>0.3</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.117*</td>
<td>*0.246</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.195</td>
<td>*0.090</td>
<td>*0.064</td>
<td>*0.035</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00613</td>
<td>Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>60</td>
<td>0.03</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.008*</td>
<td>*0.020</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.010</td>
<td>*0.007</td>
<td>*0.005</td>
<td>*0.003</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00615</td>
<td>Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>37</td>
<td>0.03</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.014*</td>
<td>*0.030</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.020</td>
<td>*0.010</td>
<td>*0.007</td>
<td>*0.004</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00605</td>
<td>Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., mg/L</td>
<td>70</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>0.12</td>
<td>0.409</td>
<td>0.764</td>
<td colspan="2">0.505</td>
<td>0.37</td>
<td>0.278</td>
<td>0.181</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00666</td>
<td>Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>0.04</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.012*</td>
<td>*0.022</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.020</td>
<td>*0.010</td>
<td>*0.007</td>
<td>*0.004</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00671</td>
<td>Orthophosphate, wat., filt., mg/L as phosphorus</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>0.03</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.008*</td>
<td>*0.020</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.010</td>
<td>*0.007</td>
<td>*0.004</td>
<td>*0.002</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>70507</td>
<td>Orthophosphate, wat., unf., mg/L as phosphorus</td>
<td>37</td>
<td>0.04</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.016*</td>
<td>*0.040</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.020</td>
<td>*0.010</td>
<td>*0.007</td>
<td>*0.003</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00665</td>
<td>Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L</td>
<td>74</td>
<td>0.16</td>
<td>0.01</td>
<td>0.041</td>
<td>0.07</td>
<td colspan="2">0.05</td>
<td>0.04</td>
<td>0.03</td>
<td>0.01</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00680</td>
<td>Organic carbon, wat., unf., mg/L</td>
<td>73</td>
<td>14</td>
<td>3.8</td>
<td>6.345</td>
<td>10.23</td>
<td colspan="2">7.3</td>
<td>6</td>
<td>5.1</td>
<td>4.17</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01105</td>
<td>Aluminum, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>26</td>
<td>2900</td>
<td>30</td>
<td>525.385</td>
<td>2690</td>
<td colspan="2">532.5</td>
<td>220</td>
<td>107.5</td>
<td>30</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01002</td>
<td>Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L</td>
<td>25</td>
<td>2</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.845*</td>
<td>*1.700</td>
<td colspan="2">*1.000</td>
<td>*0.796</td>
<td>*0.648</td>
<td>*0.478</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01027</td>
<td>Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L</td>
<td>26</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01034</td>
<td>Chromium, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>26</td>
<td>5</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.987*</td>
<td>*4.650</td>
<td colspan="2">*1.000</td>
<td>*0.426</td>
<td>*0.163</td>
<td>*0.040</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01037</td>
<td>Cobalt, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>26</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01042</td>
<td>Copper, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>25</td>
<td>6</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>2.36</td>
<td>5.7</td>
<td colspan="2">3</td>
<td>2</td>
<td>1.5</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01045</td>
<td>Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>26</td>
<td>5200</td>
<td>710</td>
<td>1471.538</td>
<td>4534.999</td>
<td colspan="2">1500</td>
<td>1150</td>
<td>1000</td>
<td>717</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01051</td>
<td>Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>24</td>
<td>4</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>1.229*</td>
<td>*3.750</td>
<td colspan="2">*2.000</td>
<td>*0.932</td>
<td>*0.525</td>
<td>*0.238</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01055</td>
<td>Manganese, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>26</td>
<td>380</td>
<td>50</td>
<td>142.692</td>
<td>362.5</td>
<td colspan="2">185</td>
<td>105</td>
<td>87.5</td>
<td>50</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>71900</td>
<td>Mercury, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>26</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01062</td>
<td>Molybdenum, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>26</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01067</td>
<td>Nickel, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>24</td>
<td>4</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.975*</td>
<td>*3.500</td>
<td colspan="2">*1.000</td>
<td>*0.677</td>
<td>*0.377</td>
<td>*0.159</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01147</td>
<td>Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L</td>
<td>26</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01077</td>
<td>Silver, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>26</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01092</td>
<td>Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>26</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>80154</td>
<td>Suspended sediment concentration, mg/L</td>
<td>68</td>
<td>427</td>
<td>2</td>
<td>25.441</td>
<td>93.65</td>
<td colspan="2">21.75</td>
<td>13</td>
<td>8</td>
<td>3</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
<table>
<colgroup>
<col style="width: 7%" />
<col style="width: 24%" />
<col style="width: 6%" />
<col style="width: 7%" />
<col style="width: 7%" />
<col style="width: 6%" />
<col style="width: 8%" />
<col style="width: 0%" />
<col style="width: 7%" />
<col style="width: 8%" />
<col style="width: 8%" />
<col style="width: 8%" />
</colgroup>
<thead>
<tr class="header">
<th rowspan="2"><strong>NWIS Param-eter<br />
code</strong></th>
<th rowspan="2"><strong>Constituent name</strong></th>
<th rowspan="2">Sample size</th>
<th rowspan="2">Maximum</th>
<th rowspan="2">Minimum</th>
<th rowspan="2">Mean</th>
<th colspan="6"><strong>Percentile</strong></th>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<th colspan="2">95th</th>
<th>75th</th>
<th>50th</th>
<th><strong>25th</strong></th>
<th><strong>5th</strong></th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr class="odd">
<td colspan="12"><h3
id="lake-benson-at-dam-near-garner-october-1989june-1995"><a
href="#_02087701__Lake_Benson_at_dam_near_G"><span
id="_02087701__Lake_Benson_at_dam_near_G" class="anchor"></span>02087701
Lake Benson at dam near Garner (October 1989–June 1995)</a></h3></td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00080</td>
<td>Color, wat., filt., platinum cobalt units</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>120.000</td>
<td>2.000</td>
<td>34.241</td>
<td>115.000</td>
<td colspan="2">34.000</td>
<td>24.000</td>
<td>18.000</td>
<td>2.500</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00078</td>
<td>Transparency, wat., unf., Secchi disc, meters</td>
<td>13</td>
<td>1.600</td>
<td>0.450</td>
<td>0.769</td>
<td>1.600</td>
<td colspan="2">0.950</td>
<td>0.650</td>
<td>0.500</td>
<td>0.450</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00300</td>
<td>Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., mg/L</td>
<td>27</td>
<td>11.200</td>
<td>4.270</td>
<td>8.173</td>
<td>11.000</td>
<td colspan="2">9.800</td>
<td>8.500</td>
<td>6.800</td>
<td>4.402</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00301</td>
<td>Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., percent of saturation</td>
<td>27</td>
<td>139.000</td>
<td>51.000</td>
<td>95.593</td>
<td>137.800</td>
<td colspan="2">113.000</td>
<td>100.000</td>
<td>76.000</td>
<td>52.200</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00400</td>
<td>pH, wat., unf., field, standard units</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>8.620</td>
<td>6.450</td>
<td>7.091</td>
<td>8.475</td>
<td colspan="2">7.200</td>
<td>7.030</td>
<td>6.720</td>
<td>6.450</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00403</td>
<td>pH, wat., unf., laboratory, standard units</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>8.900</td>
<td>6.700</td>
<td>7.459</td>
<td>8.550</td>
<td colspan="2">7.800</td>
<td>7.400</td>
<td>7.150</td>
<td>6.800</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>90095</td>
<td>Specific conductance, wat., unf., laboratory, microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees Celsius</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>92.000</td>
<td>58.000</td>
<td>71.172</td>
<td>88.500</td>
<td colspan="2">77.000</td>
<td>71.000</td>
<td>63.000</td>
<td>58.500</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00095</td>
<td>Specific conductance, wat., unf., microsiemens per centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>94.000</td>
<td>53.000</td>
<td>69.834</td>
<td>88.500</td>
<td colspan="2">74.500</td>
<td>70.000</td>
<td>63.000</td>
<td>56.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00900</td>
<td>Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as calcium carbonate</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>31.000</td>
<td>16.000</td>
<td>21.172</td>
<td>29.500</td>
<td colspan="2">23.000</td>
<td>20.000</td>
<td>19.000</td>
<td>16.500</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00915</td>
<td>Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>7.600</td>
<td>3.900</td>
<td>5.183</td>
<td>7.300</td>
<td colspan="2">5.650</td>
<td>5.000</td>
<td>4.600</td>
<td>4.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00925</td>
<td>Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>2.800</td>
<td>1.500</td>
<td>1.983</td>
<td>2.700</td>
<td colspan="2">2.150</td>
<td>1.900</td>
<td>1.800</td>
<td>1.550</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00935</td>
<td>Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>11.000</td>
<td>0.700</td>
<td>2.290</td>
<td>7.100</td>
<td colspan="2">2.500</td>
<td>2.100</td>
<td>1.250</td>
<td>0.750</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00931</td>
<td>Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., number</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>0.500</td>
<td>0.300</td>
<td>0.414</td>
<td>0.500</td>
<td colspan="2">0.400</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>0.350</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00930</td>
<td>Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>5.300</td>
<td>2.900</td>
<td>4.379</td>
<td>5.150</td>
<td colspan="2">4.800</td>
<td>4.400</td>
<td>4.000</td>
<td>3.250</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00932</td>
<td>Sodium, wat., percent in equivalents of major cations</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>33.000</td>
<td>23.000</td>
<td>28.517</td>
<td>32.500</td>
<td colspan="2">30.000</td>
<td>29.000</td>
<td>27.000</td>
<td>23.500</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>99430</td>
<td>Carbonate, wat., unf., incremental titration, field, mg/L as calcium
carbonate</td>
<td>13</td>
<td>34.000</td>
<td>13.000</td>
<td>22.385</td>
<td>34.000</td>
<td colspan="2">26.500</td>
<td>23.000</td>
<td>19.000</td>
<td>13.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>90410</td>
<td>Acid neutralizing capacity, wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, laboratory, mg/L as calcium carbonate</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>34.000</td>
<td>14.000</td>
<td>22.552</td>
<td>31.000</td>
<td colspan="2">25.500</td>
<td>22.000</td>
<td>19.500</td>
<td>15.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00410</td>
<td>Acid neutralizing capacity, wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field, mg/L as calcium carbonate</td>
<td>13</td>
<td>40.000</td>
<td>13.000</td>
<td>22.923</td>
<td>40.000</td>
<td colspan="2">26.500</td>
<td>23.000</td>
<td>18.000</td>
<td>13.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>99440</td>
<td>Bicarbonate, wat., unf., incremental titration, field, mg/L</td>
<td>13</td>
<td>41.000</td>
<td>16.000</td>
<td>27.154</td>
<td>41.000</td>
<td colspan="2">32.500</td>
<td>28.000</td>
<td>23.000</td>
<td>16.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>99445</td>
<td>Carbonate, wat., unf., incremental titration, field, mg/L</td>
<td>10</td>
<td>0.000</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00940</td>
<td>Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>28</td>
<td>5.800</td>
<td>3.300</td>
<td>4.371</td>
<td>5.665</td>
<td colspan="2">4.875</td>
<td>4.350</td>
<td>3.825</td>
<td>3.345</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00950</td>
<td>Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>0.300</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.102*</td>
<td>*0.250</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.100</td>
<td>*0.100</td>
<td>*0.058</td>
<td>*0.034</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00955</td>
<td>Silica, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>11.000</td>
<td>0.800</td>
<td>6.090</td>
<td>11.000</td>
<td colspan="2">8.350</td>
<td>6.600</td>
<td>3.750</td>
<td>1.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00945</td>
<td>Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>6.500</td>
<td>2.900</td>
<td>4.210</td>
<td>6.250</td>
<td colspan="2">4.850</td>
<td>4.000</td>
<td>3.550</td>
<td>2.900</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>99890</td>
<td>Sulfate, wat., filt., uncorrected, mg/L</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>7.500</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>70300</td>
<td>Residue on evaporation, dried at 180 degrees Celsius, wat., filt.,
mg/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>76.000</td>
<td>32.000</td>
<td>48.724</td>
<td>74.500</td>
<td colspan="2">53.000</td>
<td>48.000</td>
<td>42.500</td>
<td>33.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00608</td>
<td>Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>0.200</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.049*</td>
<td>*0.195</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.055</td>
<td>*0.030</td>
<td>*0.020</td>
<td>*0.006</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00623</td>
<td>Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>0.700</td>
<td>0.200</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>0.650</td>
<td colspan="2">0.500</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>0.300</td>
<td>0.200</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00625</td>
<td>Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>3.800</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>0.731</td>
<td>2.750</td>
<td colspan="2">0.700</td>
<td>0.600</td>
<td>0.450</td>
<td>0.400</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00610</td>
<td>Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>14</td>
<td>0.200</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.046*</td>
<td>*0.200</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.058</td>
<td>*0.030</td>
<td>*0.010</td>
<td>*0.003</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00620</td>
<td>Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>3</td>
<td>0.150</td>
<td>0.040</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00631</td>
<td>Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>0.200</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.041*</td>
<td>*0.165</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.054</td>
<td>*0.027</td>
<td>*0.013</td>
<td>*0.005</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00630</td>
<td>Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>14</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00613</td>
<td>Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>23</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00615</td>
<td>Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen</td>
<td>14</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00605</td>
<td>Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., mg/L</td>
<td>27</td>
<td>3.800</td>
<td>0.330</td>
<td>0.704</td>
<td>2.920</td>
<td colspan="2">0.640</td>
<td>0.550</td>
<td>0.390</td>
<td>0.342</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00666</td>
<td>Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>0.030</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.009*</td>
<td>*0.025</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.010</td>
<td>*0.007</td>
<td>*0.004</td>
<td>*0.002</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00671</td>
<td>Orthophosphate, wat., filt., mg/L as phosphorus</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>70507</td>
<td>Orthophosphate, wat., unf., mg/L as phosphorus</td>
<td>14</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00665</td>
<td>Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>0.080</td>
<td>0.000</td>
<td>0.031</td>
<td>0.070</td>
<td colspan="2">0.040</td>
<td>0.030</td>
<td>0.015</td>
<td>0.005</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00680</td>
<td>Organic carbon, wat., unf., mg/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>18.000</td>
<td>5.600</td>
<td>8.269</td>
<td>17.500</td>
<td colspan="2">8.700</td>
<td>7.400</td>
<td>6.550</td>
<td>5.600</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>70953</td>
<td>Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, chromatographic-fluorometric method,
ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>26.300</td>
<td>0.100</td>
<td>7.445</td>
<td>21.400</td>
<td colspan="2">10.500</td>
<td>6.100</td>
<td>3.150</td>
<td>0.800</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>70954</td>
<td>Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, chromatographic-fluorometric method,
ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>1.700</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.394*</td>
<td>*1.500</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.500</td>
<td>*0.200</td>
<td>*0.109</td>
<td>*0.045</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01105</td>
<td>Aluminum, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>1600.000</td>
<td>10.000</td>
<td>217.241</td>
<td>1400.000</td>
<td colspan="2">210.000</td>
<td>100.000</td>
<td>70.000</td>
<td>25.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01002</td>
<td>Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>1.000</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>1.000*</td>
<td>*1.000</td>
<td colspan="2">*1.000</td>
<td>*1.000</td>
<td>*1.000</td>
<td>*1.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01027</td>
<td>Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01034</td>
<td>Chromium, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>3.000</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.809*</td>
<td>*2.500</td>
<td colspan="2">*1.000</td>
<td>*0.674</td>
<td>*0.458</td>
<td>*0.259</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01037</td>
<td>Cobalt, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>2.000</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>0.588*</td>
<td>*1.500</td>
<td colspan="2">*0.742</td>
<td>*0.492</td>
<td>*0.325</td>
<td>*0.177</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01042</td>
<td>Copper, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>28</td>
<td>6.000</td>
<td>1.000</td>
<td>2.357</td>
<td>5.550</td>
<td colspan="2">3.000</td>
<td>2.000</td>
<td>1.250</td>
<td>1.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01045</td>
<td>Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>2100.000</td>
<td>150.000</td>
<td>675.862</td>
<td>1950.000</td>
<td colspan="2">880.000</td>
<td>450.000</td>
<td>325.000</td>
<td>185.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01051</td>
<td>Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>28</td>
<td>3.000</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>1.179*</td>
<td>*3.000</td>
<td colspan="2">*2.000</td>
<td>*0.908</td>
<td>*0.486</td>
<td>*0.214</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01055</td>
<td>Manganese, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>1400.000</td>
<td>30.000</td>
<td>243.448</td>
<td>1085.000</td>
<td colspan="2">280.000</td>
<td>140.000</td>
<td>70.000</td>
<td>35.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>71900</td>
<td>Mercury, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>28</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01062</td>
<td>Molybdenum, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01067</td>
<td>Nickel, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>28</td>
<td>3.000</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>1.115*</td>
<td>*2.550</td>
<td colspan="2">*2.000</td>
<td>*0.937</td>
<td>*0.581</td>
<td>*0.305</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01147</td>
<td>Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>01077</td>
<td>Silver, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>01092</td>
<td>Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, ug/L</td>
<td>29</td>
<td>20.000</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>6.432*</td>
<td>*20.000</td>
<td colspan="2">*8.924</td>
<td>*4.688</td>
<td>*2.669</td>
<td>*1.172</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
<table>
<colgroup>
<col style="width: 7%" />
<col style="width: 24%" />
<col style="width: 6%" />
<col style="width: 7%" />
<col style="width: 7%" />
<col style="width: 6%" />
<col style="width: 8%" />
<col style="width: 0%" />
<col style="width: 7%" />
<col style="width: 8%" />
<col style="width: 8%" />
<col style="width: 8%" />
</colgroup>
<thead>
<tr class="header">
<th rowspan="2"><strong>NWIS Param-eter<br />
code</strong></th>
<th rowspan="2"><strong>Constituent name</strong></th>
<th rowspan="2">Sample size</th>
<th rowspan="2">Maximum</th>
<th rowspan="2">Minimum</th>
<th rowspan="2">Mean</th>
<th colspan="6"><strong>Percentile</strong></th>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<th colspan="2">95th</th>
<th>75th</th>
<th>50th</th>
<th><strong>25th</strong></th>
<th><strong>5th</strong></th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr class="odd">
<td colspan="12"><h3
id="cane-creek-near-orange-grove-october-1988september-2001"><a
href="#_02096846__Cane_Creek_near_Orange_Gr"><span
id="_02096846__Cane_Creek_near_Orange_Gr" class="anchor"></span>02096846
Cane Creek near Orange Grove (October 1988–September 2001)</a></h3></td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00061</td>
<td>Discharge, instantaneous, cubic feet per second</td>
<td>130</td>
<td>625.000</td>
<td>0.010</td>
<td>22.523</td>
<td>150.900</td>
<td colspan="2">6.250</td>
<td>2.200</td>
<td>0.493</td>
<td>0.050</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00080</td>
<td>Color, wat., filt., platinum cobalt units</td>
<td>123</td>
<td>250.000</td>
<td>1.000</td>
<td>55.537</td>
<td>140.000</td>
<td colspan="2">65.000</td>
<td>45.000</td>
<td>30.000</td>
<td>18.400</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00300</td>
<td>Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., mg/L</td>
<td>121</td>
<td>15.400</td>
<td>3.100</td>
<td>9.461</td>
<td>13.980</td>
<td colspan="2">11.600</td>
<td>9.000</td>
<td>7.445</td>
<td>5.300</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00301</td>
<td>Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., percent of saturation</td>
<td>118</td>
<td>169.000</td>
<td>31.000</td>
<td>92.153</td>
<td>123.100</td>
<td colspan="2">102.000</td>
<td>92.000</td>
<td>84.750</td>
<td>55.800</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00400</td>
<td>pH, wat., unf., field, standard units</td>
<td>130</td>
<td>8.100</td>
<td>5.500</td>
<td>6.945</td>
<td>7.545</td>
<td colspan="2">7.207</td>
<td>7.080</td>
<td>6.790</td>
<td>5.957</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00403</td>
<td>pH, wat., unf., laboratory, standard units</td>
<td>123</td>
<td>9.100</td>
<td>6.500</td>
<td>7.357</td>
<td>7.980</td>
<td colspan="2">7.500</td>
<td>7.300</td>
<td>7.100</td>
<td>6.700</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>90095</td>
<td>Specific conductance, wat., unf., laboratory, microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees Celsius</td>
<td>122</td>
<td>178.000</td>
<td>28.000</td>
<td>88.885</td>
<td>125.000</td>
<td colspan="2">102.000</td>
<td>85.000</td>
<td>73.500</td>
<td>59.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00095</td>
<td>Specific conductance, wat., unf., microsiemens per centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius</td>
<td>129</td>
<td>175.000</td>
<td>26.000</td>
<td>85.647</td>
<td>125.000</td>
<td colspan="2">98.000</td>
<td>82.000</td>
<td>69.800</td>
<td>51.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00900</td>
<td>Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as calcium carbonate</td>
<td>123</td>
<td>58.000</td>
<td>8.000</td>
<td>28.244</td>
<td>43.800</td>
<td colspan="2">34.000</td>
<td>27.000</td>
<td>22.000</td>
<td>17.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00915</td>
<td>Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>123</td>
<td>14.000</td>
<td>1.900</td>
<td>7.013</td>
<td>11.000</td>
<td colspan="2">8.300</td>
<td>6.700</td>
<td>5.400</td>
<td>4.100</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00925</td>
<td>Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>123</td>
<td>5.600</td>
<td>0.800</td>
<td>2.613</td>
<td>3.960</td>
<td colspan="2">3.100</td>
<td>2.500</td>
<td>2.100</td>
<td>1.620</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00935</td>
<td>Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>123</td>
<td>13.000</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>2.233</td>
<td>6.340</td>
<td colspan="2">2.600</td>
<td>1.600</td>
<td>1.000</td>
<td>0.700</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00931</td>
<td>Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., number</td>
<td>123</td>
<td>0.500</td>
<td>0.200</td>
<td>0.395</td>
<td>0.500</td>
<td colspan="2">0.400</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>0.400</td>
<td>0.300</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>00930</td>
<td>Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L</td>
<td>123</td>
<td>6.600</td>
<td>1.200</td>
<td>4.837</td>
<td>6.180</td>
<td colspan="2">5.400</td>
<td>4.900</td>
<td>4.400</td>
<td>3.200</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00932</td>
<td>Sodium, wat., percent in equivalents of major cations</td>
<td>123</td>
<td>34.000</td>
<td>14.000</td>
<td>26.057</td>
<td>32.800</td>
<td colspan="2">29.000</td>
<td>26.000</td>
<td>23.000</td>
<td>19.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>99430</td>
<td>Carbonate, wat., unf., incremental titration, field, mg/L as calcium
carbonate</td>
<td>56</td>
<td>66.000</td>
<td>5.000</td>
<td>28.804</td>
<td>52.150</td>
<td colspan="2">35.000</td>
<td>27.500</td>
<td>20.000</td>
<td>10.850</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>90410</td>
<td>Acid neutralizing capacity, wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, laboratory, mg/L as calcium carbonate</td>
<td>123</td>
<td>65.000</td>
<td>5.900</td>
<td>27.280</td>
<td>48.800</td>
<td colspan="2">35.000</td>
<td>24.000</td>
<td>19.000</td>
<td>12.000</td>
</tr>
<tr class="odd">
<td>39086</td>
<td>Alkalinity, wat., filt., incremental titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate</td>
<td>2</td>
<td>53.000</td>
<td>26.000</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td colspan="2">--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
<td>--</td>
</tr>
<tr class="even">
<td>00410</td>
<td>Acid neutralizing capacity, wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field, mg/L as calcium carbonate</td>
<td>57</td>
<td>67.000</td>
<td>10.000</td>
<td>28.877</td>
<td>52.100</td>
<td colspan="2">35.000</td>
<td>27.000</td>
<td>20.000</td>
<td>11.900</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** name** size
---------------------------------------------- ----------------- -------- ---------- --------- --------- ---------------- --------- --------- ------ --------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
00419 Acid neutralizing 13 62.000 7.000 25.615 62.000 31.500 21.000 17.500 7.000
capacity, wat.,
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, 69 81.000 5.000 34.443 63.500 42.000 33.000 23.500 12.000
wat., unf.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00453 Bicarbonate, 1 32.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00440 Bicarbonate, 1 64.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., 12 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00452 Carbonate, wat., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., 118 11.000 3.100 6.169 8.700 6.800 5.950 5.300 3.995
filt., mg/L
00950 Fluoride, wat., 118 0.300 \-- 0.075\* \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.063 \*0.042 \*0.024
filt., mg/L
00955 Silica, wat., 118 30.000 0.100 13.025 17.000 15.000 13.000 11.000 6.790
filt., mg/L
00945 Sulfate, wat., 117 12.000 1.300 3.817 8.010 4.750 3.500 2.400 1.500
filt., mg/L
99890 Sulfate, wat., 7 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on 117 146.000 25.000 66.248 92.900 74.000 65.000 56.500 43.800
evaporation,
dried at 180
degrees Celsius,
wat., filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., 122 0.360 \-- 0.036\* \*0.110 \*0.040 \*0.020 \*0.009 \*0.003
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus 84 1.300 \-- 0.349\* \*0.900 \*0.400 \*0.300 \*0.200 \*0.117
organic nitrogen,
wat., filt., mg/L
as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus 122 2.300 \-- 0.441\* \*1.270 \*0.500 \*0.300 \*0.200 \*0.116
organic nitrogen,
wat., unf., mg/L
as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., 45 0.340 \-- 0.050\* \*0.272 \*0.045 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.004
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., 24 1.240 0.070 0.667 1.217 0.957 0.690 0.375 0.082
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus 122 1.400 0.005 0.585 1.100 0.795 0.600 0.338 0.050
nitrate, wat.,
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus 45 1.300 0.076 0.638 1.170 0.900 0.600 0.365 0.105
nitrate, wat.,
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., 97 0.100 \-- 0.008\* \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.003 \*0.002 \*0.001
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., 45 0.120 \-- 0.013\* \*0.058 \*0.010 \*0.008 \*0.003 \*0.001
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, 92 2.000 0.130 0.476 1.335 0.558 0.360 0.270 0.170
wat., unf., mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., 90 0.370 \-- 0.063\* \*0.170 \*0.090 \*0.040 \*0.020 \*0.008
filt., mg/L
00671 Orthophosphate, 122 0.750 \-- 0.051\* \*0.150 \*0.053 \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.004
wat., filt., mg/L
as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, 45 0.450 0.000 0.064 0.261 0.075 0.040 0.020 0.000
wat., unf., mg/L
as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., 122 0.820 \-- 0.092\* \*0.320 \*0.100 \*0.050 \*0.030 \*0.020
unf., mg/L
00680 Organic carbon, 122 31.000 2.100 6.289 13.000 7.500 5.000 3.650 2.815
wat., unf., mg/L
31501 Total coliform, 4 2100.000 380.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
M-Endo MF method,
immediate, wat.,
colonies per 100
milliliters
90901 Escherichia coli, 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
MI MF method,
wat., colonies
per 100
milliliters
90902 Escherichia coli, 4 1300.000 36.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
modified m-TEC MF
method, wat.,
colonies per 100
milliliters
31633 Escherichia coli, 4 750.000 32.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
m-TEC MF method,
wat., colonies
per 100
milliliters
90900 Total coliform, 4 1900.000 86.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
MI MF method,
wat., colonies
per 100
milliliters
01105 Aluminum, wat., 46 4080.000 10.000 331.726 1567.501 260.000 127.000 67.500 18.960
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., 46 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01027 Cadmium, wat., 46 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01034 Chromium, wat., 46 65.000 \-- 2.458\* \*14.575 \*1.000 \*0.334 \*0.092 \*0.015
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., 46 4.000 \-- 0.668\* \*2.650 \*1.000 \*0.442 \*0.246 \*0.107
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., 45 14.000 \-- 2.219\* \*8.400 \*2.000 \*2.000 \*0.950 \*0.412
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., 46 6510.000 163.000 966.804 3215.002 952.500 745.000 517.500 273.500
recoverable, ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., 46 10.000 \-- 1.081\* \*4.650 \*1.000 \*0.598 \*0.306 \*0.109
recoverable, ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., 46 681.000 10.000 100.220 567.000 102.500 40.000 23.150 10.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., 46 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., 46 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., 46 33.000 \-- 1.305\* \*3.300 \*1.000 \*0.268 \*0.085 \*0.017
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., 46 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
80154 Suspended 122 1110.000 0.000 36.125 105.250 17.800 7.000 4.000 2.000
sediment
concentration,
mg/L
**0209684980**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352710
.anchor} **Cane Creek Reservoir at dam near
White Cross (April 1989--August 2001)**
00080 Color, wat., 58 120.000 1.000 36.034 75.750 55.000 25.500 20.000 9.900
filt., platinum
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, 37 1.750 0.350 1.046 1.705 1.250 1.100 0.825 0.440
wat., unf.,
Secchi disc,
meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, 75 11.600 0.080 6.413 9.908 8.600 7.200 4.630 0.248
wat., unf., mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, 75 128.000 0.000 73.667 114.000 103.000 84.000 49.000 2.000
wat., unf.,
percent of
saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., 76 9.200 5.820 7.117 8.818 7.500 6.900 6.600 5.964
field, standard
units
00403 pH, wat., unf., 59 9.200 6.500 7.431 8.400 7.600 7.400 7.200 6.600
laboratory,
standard units
00480 Salinity, wat., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., parts per
thousand
90095 Specific 59 120.000 50.000 78.864 102.000 83.000 77.000 72.000 65.000
conductance,
wat., unf.,
laboratory,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00095 Specific 76 163.000 42.000 81.392 142.150 84.250 76.000 69.250 61.700
conductance,
wat., unf.,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., 59 40.000 15.000 24.407 29.000 26.000 24.000 22.000 19.000
unf., mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., 59 9.600 3.600 5.914 7.500 6.400 5.800 5.200 4.600
filt., mg/L
00925 Magnesium, wat., 59 3.800 1.500 2.346 2.700 2.500 2.400 2.100 1.800
filt., mg/L
00935 Potassium, wat., 59 3.600 1.400 2.302 3.200 2.700 2.200 1.900 1.700
filt., mg/L
00931 Sodium adsorption 59 0.400 0.200 0.331 0.400 0.400 0.300 0.300 0.300
ratio, wat.,
number
00930 Sodium, wat., 59 5.800 2.400 3.834 5.300 4.100 3.900 3.500 2.400
filt., mg/L
00932 Sodium, wat., 59 28.000 18.000 23.356 27.000 25.000 23.000 22.000 18.000
percent in
equivalents of
major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., 25 38.000 11.000 21.560 36.200 24.500 20.000 18.500 11.600
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing 58 36.000 13.000 24.638 33.050 28.000 24.500 21.000 17.950
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration,
laboratory, mg/L
as calcium
carbonate
39086 Alkalinity, wat., 1 26.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing 24 41.000 11.000 23.083 38.750 26.500 22.500 19.250 11.500
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
-------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ -------- ----------- --------- ---------- ---------------- ---------- ---------- ------ ---------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
00419 Acid neutralizing capacity, 9 31.000 17.000 22.111 31.000 22.500 22.000 20.500 17.000
wat., unf., incremental
titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 33 46.000 13.000 26.445 41.100 28.500 26.000 23.000 15.100
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00453 Bicarbonate, wat., filt., 1 32.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 10 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00452 Carbonate, wat., filt., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 58 6.900 3.700 5.009 6.005 5.500 5.050 4.600 3.895
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 58 0.200 \-- 0.085\* \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.076 \*0.054 \*0.035
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 57 16.000 2.200 6.953 13.100 7.550 6.700 5.550 3.220
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 58 7.000 1.200 3.803 5.515 4.350 3.900 3.000 1.785
99890 Sulfate, wat., filt., 3 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 57 88.000 29.000 55.491 75.500 60.000 54.000 50.000 38.000
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 67 2.270 \-- 0.137\* \*0.610 \*0.098 \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.004
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 39 1.700 0.200 0.490 1.100 0.600 0.400 0.300 0.200
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 67 3.100 0.300 0.730 1.480 0.800 0.600 0.500 0.400
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 19 0.660 \-- 0.181\* \*0.660 \*0.540 \*0.060 \*0.010 \*0.002
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 2 0.410 0.280 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 67 1.700 \-- 0.127\* \*0.486 \*0.160 \*0.020 \*0.005 \*0.001
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 19 1.700 \-- 0.177\* \*1.700 \*0.200 \*0.024 \*0.006 \*0.001
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 58 0.020 \-- 0.004\* \*0.014 \*0.005 \*0.002 \*0.001 \*0.000
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 19 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 63 1.600 0.310 0.569 0.924 0.640 0.500 0.420 0.362
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 39 0.200 \-- 0.016\* \*0.060 \*0.020 \*0.006 \*0.002 \*0.000
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 67 0.200 \-- 0.012\* \*0.065 \*0.007 \*0.002 \*0.001 \*0.000
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 19 0.200 \-- 0.017\* \*0.200 \*0.010 \*0.002 \*0.000 \*0.000
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 66 0.250 \-- 0.039\* \*0.108 \*0.040 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.009
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 59 49.000 2.900 8.498 16.000 8.800 7.400 6.400 4.100
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 59 87.800 0.100 10.849 37.300 11.000 7.800 3.500 0.800
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 59 11.700 \-- 0.540\* \*1.800 \*0.500 \*0.100 \*0.037 \*0.007
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 46 360.000 10.000 70.665 252.500 83.325 50.000 30.000 18.245
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 46 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 46 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 46 8.400 \-- 0.910\* \*3.930 \*1.000 \*0.567 \*0.296 \*0.117
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 46 4.000 \-- 0.681\* \*3.650 \*0.774 \*0.321 \*0.132 \*0.039
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 45 400.000 \-- 10.704\* \*8.800 \*2.000 \*2.000 \*0.769 \*0.249
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 65 15400.000 68.400 1349.960 9574.001 740.000 430.000 229.000 118.800
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 46 3.000 \-- 0.837\* \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.655 \*0.417 \*0.204
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 65 5600.000 30.000 960.242 5195.000 1200.000 290.000 82.700 30.000
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 46 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 46 3.000 \-- 0.494\* \*2.000 \*0.587 \*0.300 \*0.153 \*0.054
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 46 15.000 \-- 1.634\* \*9.200 \*2.000 \*0.819 \*0.373 \*0.126
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 46 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 43 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 46 70.000 \-- 6.205\* \*20.000 \*6.707 \*2.714 \*1.095 \*0.313
ug/L
**02096960**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352711
.anchor} **Haw River near Bynum (November
1998--February 1998)**
00060 Discharge, cubic feet per 1 328.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
second
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 40 25000.000 55.000 4979.400 23430.002 5550.000 2740.000 343.000 56.950
cubic feet per second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 10 350.000 80.000 208.000 350.000 242.500 220.000 147.500 80.000
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 35 14.200 3.000 9.474 14.200 11.200 9.100 7.800 5.240
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 16 120.000 68.000 99.250 120.000 103.000 101.000 97.500 68.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 41 8.600 6.100 7.198 7.989 7.500 7.200 6.950 6.200
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 10 7.700 6.800 7.310 7.700 7.600 7.400 7.075 6.800
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 10 369.000 66.000 120.100 369.000 126.750 87.500 76.250 66.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 41 524.000 64.000 170.488 508.800 218.500 115.000 85.000 67.100
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 10 41.000 19.000 24.500 41.000 27.000 23.000 19.750 19.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 10 9.800 4.500 5.880 9.800 6.400 5.550 4.775 4.500
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 10 3.900 1.800 2.420 3.900 2.625 2.250 2.000 1.800
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 10 6.200 1.400 2.870 6.200 3.475 2.550 1.975 1.400
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 10 4.000 0.400 0.970 4.000 1.000 0.600 0.475 0.400
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 10 54.000 3.600 12.000 54.000 12.750 6.550 4.700 3.600
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 10 71.000 27.000 39.700 71.000 46.750 35.000 30.750 27.000
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 5 33.000 13.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 10 55.000 15.000 22.900 55.000 22.750 20.000 16.750 15.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 4 33.000 20.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 5 40.000 16.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., fixed 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
endpoint (pH 4.5) titration,
field, mg/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** name** size
---------------------------------------------- ----------------- -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------------- ---------- ------ ---------- ---------- ----------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
99445 Carbonate, wat., 2 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., 10 41.000 3.600 10.290 41.000 10.600 6.350 4.125 3.600
filt., mg/L
00950 Fluoride, wat., 10 0.400 \-- 0.106\* \*0.400 \*0.100 \*0.100 \*0.042 \*0.025
filt., mg/L
00955 Silica, wat., 10 12.000 6.800 8.920 12.000 10.250 8.850 7.075 6.800
filt., mg/L
00945 Sulfate, wat., 10 51.000 6.900 13.570 51.000 12.500 9.300 7.275 6.900
filt., mg/L
70300 Residue on 10 222.000 52.000 89.700 222.000 99.000 77.500 55.750 52.000
evaporation,
dried at 180
degrees Celsius,
wat., filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., 5 0.210 0.010 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
organic nitrogen,
wat., filt., mg/L
as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus 9 1.700 0.600 0.933 1.700 1.050 0.900 0.700 0.600
organic nitrogen,
wat., unf., mg/L
as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., 4 0.130 0.050 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., 3 1.980 0.410 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus 5 0.560 0.280 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrate, wat.,
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus 4 2.000 0.270 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrate, wat.,
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, 9 1.600 0.540 0.836 1.600 0.915 0.750 0.625 0.540
wat., unf., mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., 4 0.110 0.030 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00671 Orthophosphate, 5 0.120 0.040 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt., mg/L
as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, 4 0.280 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., mg/L
as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., 9 0.580 0.070 0.229 0.580 0.255 0.200 0.150 0.070
unf., mg/L
00680 Organic carbon, 10 22.000 9.200 13.350 22.000 14.500 13.000 10.575 9.200
wat., unf., mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., 10 5900.000 1000.000 2580.000 5900.000 3325.000 2000.000 1650.000 1000.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., 10 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01027 Cadmium, wat., 10 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01034 Chromium, wat., 10 11.000 1.000 6.030 11.000 8.250 5.500 4.500 1.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., 10 10.000 \-- 3.477\* \*10.000 \*4.000 \*3.000 \*1.750 \*0.770
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., 10 32.000 5.000 16.200 32.000 24.500 13.500 8.500 5.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., 10 9200.000 1700.000 3820.000 9200.000 4400.000 3350.000 2450.000 1700.000
recoverable, ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., 10 59.000 5.000 23.700 59.000 39.000 13.500 10.000 5.000
recoverable, ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., 10 730.000 110.000 354.000 730.000 485.000 335.000 192.500 110.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., 10 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., 10 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., 10 7.000 2.000 4.400 7.000 6.000 4.000 3.000 2.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., 10 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01077 Silver, wat., 10 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., 10 60.000 20.000 35.000 60.000 42.500 30.000 27.500 20.000
recoverable, ug/L
80154 Suspended 17 691.000 49.000 254.647 691.000 338.000 209.000 146.000 49.000
sediment
concentration,
mg/L
**0209719700**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352712
.anchor} **B.E. Jordan Lake, Haw River arm
above B.E. Jordan dam (December 1988--August
2001)**
00080 Color, wat., 42 130.000 15.000 35.310 76.700 43.500 30.000 22.250 15.000
filt., platinum
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, 37 0.950 0.300 0.628 0.905 0.750 0.650 0.525 0.345
wat., unf.,
Secchi disc,
meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, 64 14.200 0.300 8.581 13.225 10.600 8.635 7.100 2.027
wat., unf., mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, 56 184.000 3.000 97.661 180.150 115.750 95.000 75.250 20.900
wat., unf.,
percent of
saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., 65 11.500 6.320 7.902 10.580 8.925 7.500 7.000 6.450
field, standard
units
00403 pH, wat., unf., 42 10.100 6.900 7.981 9.485 8.550 7.600 7.300 7.200
laboratory,
standard units
90095 Specific 42 367.000 106.000 193.095 332.750 222.250 193.500 157.500 114.300
conductance,
wat., unf.,
laboratory,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00095 Specific 65 362.000 101.000 184.585 285.100 215.500 185.000 144.000 104.300
conductance,
wat., unf.,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., 42 42.000 25.000 31.167 38.550 33.250 31.000 29.000 25.000
unf., mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., 42 10.000 5.900 7.590 9.210 8.000 7.600 7.075 6.015
filt., mg/L
00925 Magnesium, wat., 42 3.900 2.300 2.969 3.840 3.200 3.000 2.775 2.300
filt., mg/L
00935 Potassium, wat., 42 6.700 2.200 3.788 5.710 4.225 3.700 3.100 2.400
filt., mg/L
00931 Sodium adsorption 42 4.000 0.800 1.745 3.850 2.000 2.000 1.000 0.900
ratio, wat.,
number
00930 Sodium, wat., 42 56.000 9.900 23.164 48.200 28.250 23.000 15.000 10.000
filt., mg/L
00932 Sodium, wat., 42 72.000 42.000 56.190 70.400 62.000 58.500 51.000 42.150
percent in
equivalents of
major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., 22 54.000 24.000 35.500 53.700 38.750 34.500 29.750 24.000
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing 42 56.000 24.000 37.024 52.100 41.250 37.500 32.000 25.150
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration,
laboratory, mg/L
as calcium
carbonate
39086 Alkalinity, wat., 1 36.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing 23 54.000 24.000 37.000 53.800 42.000 35.000 31.000 24.400
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing 7 43.000 25.000 35.571 43.000 42.000 34.000 31.000 25.000
capacity, wat.,
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L as calcium
carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, 29 66.000 10.000 39.041 64.500 49.000 38.000 30.000 11.500
wat., unf.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00453 Bicarbonate, 1 44.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., 12 16.000 0.000 4.500 16.000 9.750 1.500 0.000 0.000
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00452 Carbonate, wat., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., 41 35.000 6.800 16.961 31.500 21.000 16.000 12.500 8.450
filt., mg/L
00950 Fluoride, wat., 41 0.400 0.100 0.217 0.390 0.300 0.200 0.200 0.100
filt., mg/L
00955 Silica, wat., 40 12.000 4.100 7.153 10.950 8.075 6.850 5.925 4.105
filt., mg/L
00945 Sulfate, wat., 41 53.000 10.000 23.024 48.000 28.500 23.000 16.000 11.000
filt., mg/L
70300 Residue on 40 220.000 74.000 117.125 201.200 127.500 116.500 98.500 76.150
evaporation,
dried at 180
degrees Celsius,
wat., filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., 49 0.427 \-- 0.045\* \*0.156 \*0.050 \*0.030 \*0.008 \*0.003
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus 21 1.100 0.300 0.519 1.070 0.700 0.400 0.400 0.300
organic nitrogen,
wat., filt., mg/L
as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus 49 2.000 0.200 0.814 1.400 0.900 0.700 0.600 0.450
organic nitrogen,
wat., unf., mg/L
as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., 3 0.050 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., 2 0.330 0.190 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus 49 1.500 \-- 0.325\* \*0.805 \*0.495 \*0.260 \*0.090 \*0.028
nitrate, wat.,
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus 3 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrate, wat.,
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., 49 0.040 \-- 0.013\* \*0.032 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.007 \*0.001
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., 3 0.030 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, 43 2.000 0.330 0.796 1.460 0.920 0.750 0.570 0.394
wat., unf., mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., 22 0.240 \-- 0.033\* \*0.215 \*0.040 \*0.020 \*0.009 \*0.003
filt., mg/L
00671 Orthophosphate, 49 0.220 \-- 0.022\* \*0.087 \*0.022 \*0.010 \*0.005 \*0.001
wat., filt., mg/L
as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, 3 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., mg/L
as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., 49 0.250 0.010 0.080 0.175 0.100 0.070 0.045 0.015
unf., mg/L
00680 Organic carbon, 39 14.000 6.500 8.651 14.000 9.600 8.200 7.300 6.600
wat., unf., mg/L
32213 Pheophytin a, 7 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
fluorometric
method, ug/L
32209 Chlorophyll a, 7 54.000 6.000 25.429 54.000 54.000 21.000 7.000 6.000
fluorometric
method,
corrected, wat.,
ug/L
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ -------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------- ---------------- ----------- ---------- ------ --------- ---------- ---------- ----------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
32217 Chlorophyll a, fluorometric 7 61.000 7.000 27.857 61.000 54.000 21.000 8.000 7.000
method, uncorrected, ug/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 42 61.400 1.100 16.171 43.905 22.925 12.100 7.075 1.450
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 41 123.000 \-- 3.855\* \*3.030 \*1.200 \*0.800 \*0.300 \*0.077
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 29 530.000 40.000 124.483 390.000 158.000 100.000 70.800 45.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 29 2.000 \-- 0.701\* \*1.500 \*0.898 \*0.634 \*0.491 \*0.305
01025 Cadmium, wat., filt., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 29 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 29 7.000 \-- 0.898\* \*4.500 \*0.995 \*0.571 \*0.287 \*0.107
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 29 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01040 Copper, wat., filt., ug/L 1 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 29 6.000 1.000 2.414 5.500 3.000 2.000 2.000 1.000
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 46 2260.000 70.000 437.783 1536.501 505.000 314.500 190.000 93.500
ug/L
01049 Lead, wat., filt., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 29 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01056 Manganese, wat., filt., ug/L 1 34.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 46 1990.000 10.000 173.517 1643.501 94.500 60.000 39.875 20.000
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 29 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 29 4.000 \-- 1.903\* \*4.000 \*2.100 \*2.000 \*0.998 \*0.567
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 29 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 29 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01090 Zinc, wat., filt., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 29 40.000 \-- 8.127\* \*35.000 \*9.700 \*4.963 \*2.669 \*1.035
ug/L
**02097314**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352713
.anchor} **New Hope Creek near Blands
(December 1988--March 2001)**
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 25 1900.000 7.000 134.192 1419.701 66.000 34.000 14.000 7.660
cubic feet per second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 4 130.000 50.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
cobalt units
00076 Turbidity, wat., unf., 1 19.400 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nephelometric turbidity units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 25 9.900 4.400 7.268 9.660 8.400 7.530 6.000 4.430
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 8 87.000 67.000 77.500 87.000 81.750 79.500 72.000 67.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 24 8.980 6.120 7.025 8.560 7.193 7.035 6.815 6.202
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 4 7.500 6.600 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 4 257.000 57.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 26 430.000 57.000 226.962 413.900 318.500 218.500 137.000 71.000
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 55.000 17.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 4 15.000 4.700 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 4 4.400 1.400 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 4 5.000 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 4 1.000 0.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 4 25.000 2.700 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 4 47.000 23.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 1 37.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 4 50.000 14.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing capacity, 1 44.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., incremental
titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 2 53.600 45.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 4 25.000 2.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 4 9.400 6.700 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 4 21.000 5.900 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 4 162.000 92.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 3 0.151 0.009 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 3 1.000 0.600 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 3 2.400 0.120 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 3 0.017 0.004 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 3 0.890 0.600 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 3 0.110 0.051 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 3 0.220 0.110 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 4 14.000 7.200 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
31501 Total coliform, M-Endo MF 4 2400.000 150.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
method, immediate, wat.,
colonies per 100 milliliters
90901 Escherichia coli, MI MF 4 580.000 18.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
method, wat., colonies per 100
milliliters
90902 Escherichia coli, modified 4 580.000 16.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
m-TEC MF method, wat.,
colonies per 100 milliliters
31633 Escherichia coli, m-TEC MF 5 680.000 19.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
method, wat., colonies per 100
milliliters
90900 Total coliform, MI MF method, 4 2000.000 190.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., colonies per 100
milliliters
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 4 2400.000 40.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 3 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 4 4.000 0.900 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 4 11.000 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 4 2800.000 682.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 4 5.000 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 4 230.000 20.200 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 4 4.000 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 4 90.200 20.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 4 202.000 20.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
concentration, mg/L
**0209741955**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352714
.anchor} **Northeast Creek at SR 1100 near
Genlee (December 1988--March 2001)**
00060 Discharge, cubic feet per 3 15.000 8.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
second
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 27 901.000 4.100 176.800 832.600 394.000 26.000 7.900 4.460
cubic feet per second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 13 400.000 40.000 175.385 400.000 240.000 150.000 100.000 40.000
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 29 11.400 4.700 7.012 11.100 8.115 6.400 5.600 4.815
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 11 594.000 51.000 119.000 594.000 90.000 70.000 62.000 51.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 33 7.500 6.210 6.859 7.297 7.000 6.900 6.700 6.273
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 13 7.600 6.600 7.085 7.600 7.200 7.100 6.900 6.600
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 13 578.000 52.000 192.231 578.000 219.500 140.000 91.000 52.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 32 714.000 50.000 290.466 646.400 435.000 234.000 133.500 53.900
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 13 77.000 16.000 38.231 77.000 52.000 34.000 25.000 16.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 13 21.000 4.100 10.008 21.000 14.000 8.900 6.500 4.100
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 13 5.900 1.400 3.200 5.900 4.150 2.900 2.200 1.400
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 13 9.100 1.300 3.608 9.100 4.350 2.900 2.000 1.300
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 13 4.000 0.300 1.115 4.000 1.000 0.800 0.550 0.300
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 13 70.000 3.200 19.292 70.000 22.000 11.000 6.600 3.200
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 13 68.000 26.000 40.308 68.000 45.500 36.000 31.500 26.000
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 5 69.000 13.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 13 46.000 13.000 29.462 46.000 39.000 31.000 21.000 13.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 5 69.000 14.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing capacity, 2 40.000 21.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., incremental
titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 7 84.000 16.000 42.171 84.000 56.000 45.000 20.000 16.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 5 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 13 86.000 2.900 22.185 86.000 26.500 12.000 7.300 2.900
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 13 0.900 \-- 0.269\* \*0.900 \*0.300 \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.043
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 13 12.000 4.100 6.577 12.000 6.950 6.200 5.600 4.100
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 13 46.000 5.000 16.854 46.000 24.000 11.000 8.450 5.000
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 13 344.000 40.000 129.462 344.000 143.000 101.000 77.500 40.000
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 8 0.284 0.019 0.132 0.284 0.250 0.090 0.047 0.019
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 5 0.700 0.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 12 1.600 0.600 0.875 1.600 1.050 0.800 0.600 0.600
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 0.150 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 1.280 0.540 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 8 9.500 0.071 1.631 9.500 1.185 0.520 0.135 0.071
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 4 1.300 0.590 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 8 0.065 \-- 0.020\* \*0.065 \*0.033 \*0.010 \*0.008 \*0.005
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 0.050 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 11 1.300 0.500 0.754 1.300 0.860 0.680 0.530 0.500
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 5 0.170 0.030 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 8 1.500 0.030 0.247 1.500 0.132 0.062 0.032 0.030
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 4 0.180 0.040 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 12 1.800 0.110 0.316 1.800 0.228 0.180 0.125 0.110
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 13 25.000 8.900 13.069 25.000 14.500 13.000 10.500 8.900
mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 13 2500.000 301.000 1664.692 2500.000 2150.000 1700.000 1310.000 301.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 12 1.000 \-- 1.000\* \*1.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*1.000 \*1.000
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 13 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 13 11.000 \-- 3.997\* \*11.000 \*6.000 \*3.300 \*1.900 \*0.659
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 13 2.000 \-- 1.429\* \*2.000 \*2.000 \*1.134 \*0.948 \*0.710
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 13 13.000 4.000 10.000 13.000 11.500 11.000 8.500 4.000
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 13 2900.000 526.000 1929.538 2900.000 2600.000 2300.000 1174.000 526.000
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 13 10.000 0.800 4.215 10.000 5.500 4.000 2.500 0.800
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 13 380.000 22.300 175.246 380.000 295.000 160.000 75.000 22.300
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 13 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 13 21.000 \-- 5.761\* \*21.000 \*10.000 \*2.000 \*0.887 \*0.306
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 13 5.000 2.000 3.385 5.000 4.000 3.000 3.000 2.000
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 13 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 13 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 13 144.000 \-- 44.412\* \*144.000 \*40.000 \*30.000 \*26.678 \*20.000
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 13 202.000 12.000 83.308 202.000 118.000 67.000 38.500 12.000
concentration, mg/L
**02097464**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352715
.anchor} **Morgan Creek near White Cross
(October 1988--August 2001)**
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 129 309.000 0.050 13.617 68.500 6.950 3.100 1.100 0.155
cubic feet per second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 129 280.000 10.000 52.209 130.000 58.000 45.000 30.000 21.000
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 126 15.200 4.380 9.590 14.190 11.625 9.800 7.775 5.300
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 125 171.000 49.000 92.872 124.200 104.000 93.000 85.500 57.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 129 8.500 5.600 7.080 7.620 7.300 7.150 6.890 6.285
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 129 9.100 6.700 7.454 8.100 7.600 7.400 7.200 7.000
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 129 222.000 37.000 107.550 154.000 124.500 105.000 87.000 69.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 128 222.000 36.000 104.773 152.000 119.750 103.000 83.250 71.450
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 129 61.000 10.000 34.403 49.500 41.000 34.000 27.500 21.500
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 129 15.000 2.400 8.586 13.000 10.000 8.500 6.700 5.250
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 129 5.700 1.000 3.143 4.700 3.800 3.000 2.500 2.050
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 129 18.000 0.100 3.553 8.950 4.350 2.700 1.600 1.200
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 129 0.500 0.200 0.385 0.400 0.400 0.400 0.400 0.300
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 129 7.700 1.400 5.027 6.350 5.600 5.000 4.600 3.550
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 128 28.000 15.000 22.562 28.000 25.000 23.000 20.000 18.000
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 52 69.000 6.000 33.865 60.800 42.750 31.500 24.250 12.200
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 129 66.000 6.900 33.983 55.000 41.500 32.000 25.000 17.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
39036 Alkalinity, wat., filt., fixed 1 31.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
endpoint (pH 4.5) titration,
field, mg/L as calcium
carbonate
39086 Alkalinity, wat., filt., 3 34.000 17.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 60 410.000 6.000 41.167 67.500 45.000 33.000 26.000 15.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing capacity, 16 68.000 12.000 33.438 68.000 44.750 30.500 23.500 12.000
wat., unf., incremental
titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 67 84.000 7.000 41.157 77.000 53.000 38.000 29.000 14.920
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00453 Bicarbonate, wat., filt., 3 41.000 20.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 12 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00452 Carbonate, wat., filt., 2 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 123 17.000 2.800 6.537 9.100 7.300 6.200 5.400 4.520
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 123 0.400 \-- 0.088\* \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.073 \*0.048 \*0.027
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 122 21.000 1.200 13.332 19.000 16.000 14.000 11.000 7.215
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 122 12.000 0.100 4.651 8.740 5.500 4.100 3.275 2.600
99890 Sulfate, wat., filt., 7 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 123 158.000 1.000 74.463 111.400 86.000 72.000 60.000 46.000
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 128 1.500 \-- 0.073\* \*0.267 \*0.057 \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.003
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 87 2.600 \-- 0.479\* \*1.600 \*0.500 \*0.300 \*0.200 \*0.099
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 129 3.300 \-- 0.575\* \*2.100 \*0.600 \*0.400 \*0.300 \*0.129
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 49 1.600 \-- 0.140\* \*1.236 \*0.082 \*0.030 \*0.020 \*0.002
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 32 1.680 0.320 0.831 1.680 1.100 0.775 0.592 0.333
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 128 1.700 0.005 0.688 1.400 0.900 0.675 0.435 0.058
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 49 1.700 0.170 0.830 1.600 1.100 0.800 0.510 0.265
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 104 0.050 \-- 0.010\* \*0.039 \*0.015 \*0.006 \*0.003 \*0.001
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 49 0.100 \-- 0.020\* \*0.070 \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.005 \*0.002
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 112 2.000 0.110 0.517 1.540 0.585 0.380 0.290 0.186
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 92 0.970 0.020 0.204 0.440 0.300 0.155 0.093 0.040
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 128 0.900 0.001 0.153 0.410 0.230 0.105 0.051 0.017
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 49 0.900 0.030 0.226 0.495 0.350 0.150 0.100 0.055
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 129 2.800 0.040 0.234 0.575 0.290 0.150 0.090 0.045
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 128 58.000 2.100 6.669 14.550 6.600 4.800 4.000 3.045
mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 48 4400.000 20.000 388.906 2387.499 238.250 120.000 70.000 29.305
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 48 2.000 \-- 0.741\* \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.629 \*0.441 \*0.244
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 48 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 48 11.000 \-- 1.032\* \*4.440 \*1.150 \*0.391 \*0.143 \*0.033
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 48 5.000 \-- 0.772\* \*3.550 \*1.000 \*0.494 \*0.281 \*0.120
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 48 10.000 \-- 2.142\* \*7.650 \*3.000 \*2.000 \*0.826 \*0.383
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 48 6700.000 220.000 1113.958 5035.498 1095.000 740.000 590.250 268.350
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 47 20.000 \-- 1.609\* \*9.600 \*2.000 \*0.533 \*0.202 \*0.045
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 48 750.000 17.200 132.829 667.600 142.000 55.000 34.850 20.000
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 47 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 48 3.000 \-- 0.429\* \*1.550 \*0.499 \*0.251 \*0.125 \*0.047
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 48 5.000 \-- 1.056\* \*4.550 \*1.000 \*0.591 \*0.279 \*0.098
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 48 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 47 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 48 269.000 \-- 9.905\* \*43.845 \*3.929 \*0.851 \*0.184 \*0.019
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 113 603.000 0.000 25.640 72.390 14.000 7.000 4.000 2.000
concentration, mg/L
**0209749990**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352716
.anchor} **University Lake at the dam near
Chapel Hill (November 1988--August 2001)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 57 120.000 8.000 32.912 75.000 36.000 25.000 22.000 13.800
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, wat., unf., 36 1.450 0.250 0.693 1.025 0.887 0.675 0.512 0.335
Secchi disc, meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 61 11.700 0.140 6.628 10.400 9.460 7.770 4.800 0.279
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 60 133.000 2.000 76.783 129.750 105.000 87.000 56.250 3.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 73 8.600 5.970 7.157 8.543 7.290 7.060 6.825 6.082
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 58 8.600 6.300 7.366 8.010 7.600 7.400 7.100 6.900
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 58 161.000 70.000 90.103 118.600 92.500 88.000 82.000 74.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 73 467.000 66.000 104.189 247.500 93.600 88.000 80.500 70.400
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 58 42.000 22.000 27.690 34.000 30.000 28.000 25.000 22.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 58 12.000 5.400 7.031 8.710 7.525 7.050 6.200 5.595
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 58 2.900 2.000 2.469 2.900 2.700 2.500 2.200 2.000
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 58 3.500 1.300 2.284 3.300 2.800 2.200 1.800 1.400
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 58 0.500 0.300 0.419 0.500 0.500 0.400 0.400 0.300
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 58 6.400 3.200 5.052 6.205 5.625 5.000 4.500 3.585
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 58 31.000 18.000 26.500 30.000 29.000 27.000 24.000 20.950
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 24 47.000 19.000 28.000 45.000 35.000 26.000 22.000 19.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 58 49.000 20.000 30.034 39.050 33.250 29.500 26.000 22.950
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00418 Alkalinity, wat., filt., fixed 1 30.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
endpoint (pH 4.5) titration,
field, mg/L as calcium
carbonate
39086 Alkalinity, wat., filt., 1 30.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 25 47.000 19.000 29.320 44.600 35.000 29.000 23.000 19.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing capacity, 10 35.000 23.000 29.600 35.000 33.500 29.500 26.750 23.000
wat., unf., incremental
titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 34 57.000 23.000 33.703 50.250 38.250 32.500 27.000 23.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00453 Bicarbonate, wat., filt., 1 37.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 9 7.000 0.000 0.778 7.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00452 Carbonate, wat., filt., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 57 6.800 3.800 5.104 6.210 5.400 5.100 4.600 4.080
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 57 0.300 \-- 0.083\* \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.073 \*0.052 \*0.032
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 56 20.000 4.200 12.864 17.150 15.000 13.000 11.000 5.765
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 57 11.000 0.200 4.591 7.100 5.350 4.600 3.600 2.380
99890 Sulfate, wat., filt., 3 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 55 124.000 34.000 66.309 97.600 72.000 65.000 58.000 42.800
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 66 6.800 \-- 0.206\* \*1.108 \*0.061 \*0.030 \*0.007 \*0.001
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 38 2.700 \-- 0.468\* \*1.085 \*0.500 \*0.300 \*0.300 \*0.130
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 66 9.100 0.200 0.918 2.795 0.900 0.600 0.500 0.335
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 18 2.300 0.010 0.298 2.300 0.110 0.045 0.030 0.010
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 3 0.590 0.100 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 66 0.470 \-- 0.033\* \*0.186 \*0.015 \*0.005 \*0.001 \*0.000
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 18 0.600 \-- 0.092\* \*0.600 \*0.100 \*0.042 \*0.017 \*0.007
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 56 0.020 \-- 0.002\* \*0.010 \*0.003 \*0.001 \*0.000 \*0.000
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 18 0.020 \-- 0.008\* \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.006 \*0.004 \*0.002
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 53 2.700 0.270 0.685 1.290 0.775 0.590 0.495 0.367
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 38 0.080 \-- 0.013\* \*0.053 \*0.020 \*0.007 \*0.003 \*0.001
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 66 0.150 \-- 0.009\* \*0.060 \*0.006 \*0.002 \*0.001 \*0.000
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 18 0.050 \-- 0.015\* \*0.050 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.005 \*0.002
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 63 0.470 \-- 0.055\* \*0.116 \*0.060 \*0.040 \*0.030 \*0.015
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 58 15.000 4.800 7.874 11.000 8.950 7.450 6.575 5.200
mg/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ -------- ----------- --------- ---------- ---------------- ----------- --------- ------ --------- --------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 52 165.000 1.200 18.437 42.635 24.050 11.050 6.700 1.920
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 52 47.600 \-- 1.662\* \*2.950 \*1.275 \*0.500 \*0.150 \*0.045
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 45 240.000 10.000 51.971 156.700 66.000 40.000 27.600 10.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 45 4.000 \-- 0.602\* \*2.700 \*0.696 \*0.295 \*0.125 \*0.036
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 45 2.000 \-- 0.519\* \*1.000 \*0.658 \*0.439 \*0.292 \*0.167
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 32 95.000 \-- 4.614\* \*48.850 \*1.750 \*0.900 \*0.244 \*0.046
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 63 49000.000 100.000 2058.873 12679.995 580.000 375.000 280.000 165.600
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 33 3.000 \-- 0.598\* \*2.300 \*0.732 \*0.340 \*0.158 \*0.052
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 63 23000.000 50.000 1237.887 7354.000 520.000 160.000 94.100 60.000
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 33 32.000 \-- 1.251\* \*12.400 \*0.188 \*0.026 \*0.004 \*0.000
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 32 2.000 \-- 0.507\* \*2.000 \*0.643 \*0.362 \*0.200 \*0.089
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 45 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 44 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 33 20.000 \-- 4.707\* \*20.000 \*6.093 \*3.087 \*1.562 \*0.617
ug/L
**020927521**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352717
.anchor} **Morgan Creek near Farrington
(December 1988--April 1995)**
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 16 296.000 13.000 39.250 296.000 31.750 20.000 15.250 13.000
cubic feet per second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 1 120.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 16 10.900 5.500 7.091 10.900 7.850 6.400 6.125 5.500
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 1 88.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 16 7.540 6.300 7.091 7.540 7.267 7.115 7.025 6.300
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 1 7.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 1 95.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 16 411.000 75.000 246.938 411.000 354.000 244.500 151.250 75.000
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 1 21.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 5.400 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 1.800 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 2.100 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 1 0.800 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 8.400 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 1 44.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 1 14.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 1 15.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 1 14.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 1 17.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 1 7.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 1 9.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 1 13.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 1 76.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 1 0.090 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 1 0.400 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 1 0.600 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 1 0.530 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 1 0.040 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 1 0.510 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 1 0.050 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 1 0.040 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 1 0.140 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 1 10.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 1 940.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 1 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 1 4.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 1 1400.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 1 3.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 1 210.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 1 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 1 102.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
concentration, mg/L
**0209768310**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352718
.anchor} **Jordan Lake at buoy 12 at
Farrington (August 1992--August 2001)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 38 100.000 1.000 41.368 90.500 53.500 39.000 22.750 7.650
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, wat., unf., 37 0.800 0.200 0.426 0.710 0.450 0.400 0.350 0.245
Secchi disc, meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 52 13.500 0.400 7.653 12.475 9.623 7.905 6.555 1.886
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 52 143.000 4.000 88.404 138.700 107.500 91.500 76.750 20.650
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 52 9.100 6.440 7.515 9.000 8.100 7.300 6.855 6.507
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 37 8.900 6.700 7.695 8.900 8.100 7.600 7.250 6.700
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 37 204.000 79.000 145.676 190.500 163.500 149.000 128.000 79.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 52 202.000 74.000 147.558 182.400 164.750 154.000 132.250 91.000
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 37 37.000 20.000 30.405 36.100 33.000 31.000 28.500 20.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 37 9.600 5.200 7.862 9.420 8.500 8.000 7.300 5.290
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 37 3.100 1.700 2.619 3.100 2.800 2.700 2.450 1.790
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 37 4.000 1.700 3.008 4.000 3.300 3.100 2.600 2.150
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 37 2.000 0.500 0.968 1.100 1.000 1.000 0.900 0.590
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 37 23.000 5.100 14.097 20.300 17.000 14.000 12.000 5.820
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 37 55.000 32.000 46.216 52.300 51.000 47.000 43.000 35.600
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 22 77.000 16.000 31.773 71.600 33.000 32.000 26.750 16.450
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 37 43.000 19.000 31.757 41.200 36.000 33.000 27.500 19.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 24 77.000 16.000 31.958 68.000 33.750 32.000 27.000 16.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing capacity, 7 48.000 16.000 33.000 48.000 45.000 33.000 23.000 16.000
wat., unf., incremental
titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 29 92.000 16.000 36.428 73.000 40.000 34.000 28.500 17.500
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
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**NWIS **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
Param-eter\ size
code**
------------- ------------------------------ -------- ---------- --------- --------- ---------------- --------- ------ --------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 14 9.000 0.000 2.500 9.000 5.000 1.000 0.000 0.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00452 Carbonate, wat., filt., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 36 22.000 4.500 13.514 20.300 16.750 13.000 11.000 5.435
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 36 0.300 0.100 0.219 0.300 0.300 0.200 0.200 0.100
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 35 7.500 0.900 4.200 7.100 5.500 4.000 3.000 1.140
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 36 22.000 6.900 13.128 20.300 15.750 13.000 11.000 7.325
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 35 121.000 60.000 91.000 117.000 100.000 92.000 81.000 62.400
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 45 0.336 \-- 0.050\* \*0.238 \*0.061 \*0.020 \*0.007 \*0.002
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 18 1.000 \-- 0.483\* \*1.000 \*0.525 \*0.400 \*0.375 \*0.203
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 45 3.400 0.300 0.907 1.270 1.000 0.900 0.750 0.400
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 45 0.350 \-- 0.052\* \*0.215 \*0.092 \*0.012 \*0.005 \*0.001
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 45 0.031 \-- 0.006\* \*0.030 \*0.008 \*0.004 \*0.001 \*0.000
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 40 3.400 0.260 0.840 1.295 0.935 0.780 0.642 0.312
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 18 0.040 \-- 0.009\* \*0.040 \*0.010 \*0.005 \*0.002 \*0.001
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 45 0.022 \-- 0.004\* \*0.017 \*0.004 \*0.003 \*0.002 \*0.001
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 45 0.300 0.010 0.066 0.107 0.080 0.060 0.040 0.013
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 37 80.000 8.000 12.249 20.600 11.000 11.000 9.450 8.000
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 37 63.700 0.900 23.370 60.640 29.700 21.900 10.300 1.170
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 37 4.300 \-- 1.658\* \*4.120 \*2.100 \*1.400 \*1.000 \*0.246
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 24 555.000 51.000 199.667 518.750 219.750 175.000 110.000 53.250
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 24 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 24 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 24 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 24 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 24 2.000 \-- 1.439\* \*2.000 \*2.000 \*1.101 \*1.000 \*0.717
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 38 1090.000 130.000 443.368 1023.500 562.500 390.000 275.500 139.500
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 24 1.000 \-- 0.922\* \*1.000 \*0.954 \*0.917 \*0.887 \*0.838
ug/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** name** size
---------------------------------------------- ----------------- -------- --------- --------- --------- ---------------- --------- ------ --------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
01055 Manganese, wat., 38 807.000 60.000 207.895 674.000 235.000 180.000 122.250 88.500
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., 24 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., 24 3.000 \-- 1.530\* \*2.950 \*2.000 \*1.350 \*0.969 \*0.565
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., 24 3.000 \-- 1.109\* \*3.000 \*1.750 \*0.992 \*0.514 \*0.268
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., 24 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01077 Silver, wat., 24 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., 24 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
**0209771550**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352719
.anchor} **Jordan Lake at buoy 9 near
Farrington (December 1988--June 1992)**
00080 Color, wat., 5 42.000 14.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., platinum
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, 13 12.500 7.400 9.991 12.500 11.600 10.100 8.140 7.400
wat., unf., mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, 5 130.000 86.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf.,
percent of
saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., 14 8.900 6.520 7.666 8.900 8.520 7.365 6.890 6.520
field, standard
units
00403 pH, wat., unf., 5 8.300 7.100 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
laboratory,
standard units
90095 Specific 5 153.000 134.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
conductance,
wat., unf.,
laboratory,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00095 Specific 14 180.000 96.000 130.143 180.000 146.500 131.500 108.250 96.000
conductance,
wat., unf.,
microsiemens per
centimeter at 25
degrees Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., 5 31.000 28.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., 5 7.700 7.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00925 Magnesium, wat., 5 2.900 2.600 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00935 Potassium, wat., 5 3.100 2.900 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00931 Sodium adsorption 5 1.000 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ratio, wat.,
number
00930 Sodium, wat., 5 18.000 14.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00932 Sodium, wat., 5 54.000 48.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
percent in
equivalents of
major cations
90410 Acid neutralizing 5 36.000 31.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
capacity, wat.,
unf., fixed
endpoint (pH 4.5)
titration,
laboratory, mg/L
as calcium
carbonate
00940 Chloride, wat., 5 14.000 11.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00950 Fluoride, wat., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00955 Silica, wat., 5 4.800 2.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
00945 Sulfate, wat., 5 17.000 14.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L
70300 Residue on 5 90.000 72.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
evaporation,
dried at 180
degrees Celsius,
wat., filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus 5 0.500 0.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
organic nitrogen,
wat., filt., mg/L
as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus 5 0.900 0.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
organic nitrogen,
wat., unf., mg/L
as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., 4 0.150 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., 2 0.270 0.070 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
---------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ -------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------------- ---------- ---------- ------ ---------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 5 0.880 0.470 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 5 0.100 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 5 11.000 8.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 5 9.500 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 5 310.000 40.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 5 7.000 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 5 650.000 60.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 5 470.000 20.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
**0209782520**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352720
.anchor} **White Oak Creek at Green Level
(September 1999--August 2002)**
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 17 317.000 0.720 42.591 317.000 14.500 6.200 1.600 0.720
cubic feet per second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 14 200.000 40.000 99.286 200.000 142.500 90.000 58.750 40.000
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 17 12.000 5.500 8.129 12.000 9.785 8.140 6.665 5.500
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 16 93.000 55.000 79.812 93.000 87.750 79.500 76.000 55.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 17 6.900 5.600 6.448 6.900 6.630 6.520 6.300 5.600
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 16 7.500 6.400 7.094 7.500 7.200 7.100 7.025 6.400
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 16 110.000 53.000 89.062 110.000 98.250 93.000 82.000 53.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 17 108.000 45.000 78.841 108.000 91.250 82.000 69.900 45.000
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 16 32.000 12.000 22.938 32.000 26.750 23.000 19.250 12.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 16 7.900 2.700 5.556 7.900 6.650 5.350 4.475 2.700
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 16 3.100 1.100 2.187 3.100 2.500 2.200 1.900 1.100
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 16 3.700 2.000 2.688 3.700 3.050 2.550 2.400 2.000
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 16 0.700 0.400 0.544 0.700 0.600 0.500 0.500 0.400
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 16 8.100 3.100 6.019 8.100 6.575 6.200 5.775 3.100
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 16 41.000 27.000 33.500 41.000 38.000 32.500 30.250 27.000
equivalents of major cations
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 16 36.000 7.200 21.094 36.000 28.500 19.500 14.000 7.200
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 4 21.000 13.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing capacity, 14 32.000 5.000 20.429 32.000 28.250 20.500 12.750 5.000
wat., unf., incremental
titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 13 40.000 5.800 24.292 40.000 34.600 24.000 15.500 5.800
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 16 10.000 3.800 6.981 10.000 8.525 6.950 6.250 3.800
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 16 0.200 \-- 0.092\* \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.088 \*0.056 \*0.038
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 16 9.400 4.100 7.025 9.400 8.400 6.800 5.675 4.100
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 16 20.000 2.600 6.888 20.000 8.575 6.250 3.700 2.600
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 16 83.000 57.000 70.438 83.000 79.750 71.000 62.000 57.000
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 16 0.045 0.002 0.016 0.045 0.025 0.013 0.004 0.002
nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 16 0.800 0.400 0.556 0.800 0.675 0.600 0.400 0.400
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 16 0.130 \-- 0.038\* \*0.130 \*0.053 \*0.025 \*0.015 \*0.005
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 16 0.004 \-- 0.002\* \*0.004 \*0.002 \*0.001 \*0.001 \*0.000
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 16 0.840 0.340 0.536 0.840 0.637 0.530 0.433 0.340
mg/L
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 16 0.130 \-- 0.014\* \*0.130 \*0.013 \*0.005 \*0.001 \*0.000
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 15 0.110 \-- 0.048\* \*0.110 \*0.060 \*0.040 \*0.030 \*0.025
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 16 17.000 8.500 11.519 17.000 13.000 11.000 10.000 8.500
mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 8 1020.000 50.700 435.087 1020.000 893.500 252.000 142.500 50.700
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 8 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 8 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 8 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 8 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 8 4.000 \-- 1.883\* \*4.000 \*2.750 \*1.531 \*1.000 \*1.000
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 8 3190.000 902.000 1615.000 3190.000 2522.500 1185.000 1001.000 902.000
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 8 3.000 \-- 1.424\* \*3.000 \*2.000 \*1.032 \*0.823 \*0.636
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 8 297.000 55.900 158.538 297.000 275.000 110.000 80.550 55.900
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 7 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 8 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 8 2.000 \-- 1.247\* \*2.000 \*1.792 \*1.000 \*0.932 \*0.900
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 8 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 8 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 8 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 16 73.800 3.000 19.731 73.800 20.650 13.000 6.000 3.000
concentration, mg/L
**0209799150**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352721
.anchor} **B.E. Jordan Lake above U.S. 64 at
Wilsonville (July 1991--August 2001)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 44 90.000 5.000 29.455 62.500 36.500 27.500 18.250 9.250
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, wat., unf., 37 1.200 0.450 0.650 1.020 0.750 0.600 0.550 0.450
Secchi disc, meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 58 12.000 0.400 7.280 10.285 8.802 7.990 6.475 0.477
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 58 138.000 5.000 82.966 124.500 104.000 88.500 72.750 5.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 59 9.050 6.300 7.436 8.800 7.800 7.170 6.940 6.470
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 44 9.000 6.500 7.577 8.575 8.100 7.600 7.100 6.625
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 44 166.000 85.000 134.591 165.000 147.750 137.000 124.500 87.250
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 59 194.000 80.000 135.780 166.000 147.000 136.000 128.000 94.000
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 44 33.000 20.000 28.023 31.000 30.000 29.000 27.000 20.500
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 44 8.200 5.100 7.023 7.900 7.500 7.200 6.700 5.200
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 44 3.000 1.800 2.550 2.900 2.700 2.600 2.400 1.825
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 44 3.400 1.900 2.823 3.300 3.100 2.900 2.600 1.925
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 44 1.000 0.700 0.943 1.000 1.000 1.000 0.900 0.700
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 44 18.000 6.900 13.109 18.000 15.000 13.000 11.000 6.975
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 44 53.000 39.000 46.750 53.000 49.000 47.000 43.250 39.250
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 24 36.000 7.000 27.375 35.750 32.000 28.000 24.250 9.250
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 44 38.000 11.000 29.909 36.000 34.750 31.500 26.000 18.500
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 25 36.000 10.000 28.100 35.850 32.500 29.000 25.000 11.800
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing capacity, 8 33.000 24.800 29.225 33.000 31.750 29.500 26.500 24.800
wat., unf., incremental
titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 32 42.000 9.000 33.175 41.350 38.000 34.000 30.475 16.150
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
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95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 14 4.000 0.000 0.929 4.000 1.250 0.500 0.000 0.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00452 Carbonate, wat., filt., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 43 20.000 6.400 11.937 16.600 14.000 12.000 11.000 6.560
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 43 0.300 0.100 0.184 0.280 0.200 0.200 0.200 0.100
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 42 6.500 0.800 4.021 6.440 5.025 4.150 3.125 1.915
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 43 18.000 0.300 12.442 16.800 15.000 12.000 11.000 8.040
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 42 114.000 62.000 82.548 106.250 90.500 80.500 74.000 64.300
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 53 1.400 \-- 0.073\* \*0.270 \*0.070 \*0.020 \*0.005 \*0.002
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 26 0.900 0.200 0.438 0.830 0.500 0.400 0.375 0.235
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 53 2.200 0.400 0.717 1.000 0.800 0.700 0.600 0.470
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 6 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 1 0.110 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 53 0.270 \-- 0.060\* \*0.220 \*0.120 \*0.012 \*0.004 \*0.001
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 6 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 53 0.027 \-- 0.006\* \*0.020 \*0.008 \*0.004 \*0.002 \*0.001
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 6 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 44 1.000 0.320 0.640 0.970 0.740 0.610 0.522 0.392
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 26 0.030 \-- 0.009\* \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.006 \*0.003 \*0.001
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 53 0.088 \-- 0.004\* \*0.010 \*0.004 \*0.002 \*0.001 \*0.000
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 6 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 53 0.190 \-- 0.039\* \*0.063 \*0.041 \*0.040 \*0.030 \*0.014
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 43 17.000 2.300 8.958 13.600 9.600 8.800 8.100 6.820
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 43 40.500 1.200 13.307 37.700 18.600 10.500 4.700 1.620
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 43 3.900 \-- 0.801\* \*2.060 \*1.100 \*0.700 \*0.293 \*0.105
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 31 294.000 20.000 83.255 243.600 100.000 60.000 50.000 26.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 31 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 31 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 31 4.000 \-- 0.677\* \*3.580 \*0.733 \*0.271 \*0.100 \*0.024
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 31 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 31 3.000 \-- 1.232\* \*3.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.698 \*0.370
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 48 3910.000 40.000 335.879 1883.749 267.500 165.000 110.000 53.015
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 30 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 48 3670.000 10.000 293.363 2311.348 177.250 110.000 80.000 34.500
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 31 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 31 3.000 \-- 1.444\* \*3.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.884 \*0.524
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 31 8.000 \-- 1.081\* \*5.000 \*1.000 \*0.617 \*0.304 \*0.104
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 31 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 31 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 31 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
**0209801050**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352722
.anchor} **Jordan Lake at buoy 7 below U.S. 64
near Griffins Crossroads (December 1988--June
1992)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 5 30.000 13.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 13 12.700 8.600 9.985 12.700 11.050 9.800 8.755 8.600
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 5 122.000 81.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 13 9.400 6.600 7.927 9.400 8.925 7.600 6.950 6.600
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 5 8.700 7.200 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 5 157.000 143.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 13 179.000 98.000 131.769 179.000 150.500 130.000 109.000 98.000
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 5 30.000 28.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 5 7.500 6.900 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 5 3.100 2.600 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 5 3.200 3.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 5 1.000 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 5 18.000 16.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 5 54.000 50.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
equivalents of major cations
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 5 36.000 30.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 5 14.000 12.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 5 0.300 0.200 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 5 4.900 2.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 5 18.000 15.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 5 96.000 77.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 5 0.500 0.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 5 0.800 0.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 2 0.280 0.140 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
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95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 4 0.020 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 4 0.770 0.470 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 5 0.100 0.020 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 5 26.000 8.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 4 7.800 1.100 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 4 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 5 300.000 40.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 5 2.000 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 5 8.000 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 5 570.000 60.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 5 390.000 20.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 5 2.000 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
**0209801100**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352723
.anchor} **B.E. Jordan Lake at Bells Landing
near Griffins Crossroads (July 1991--August
2001)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 28 110.000 5.000 27.714 85.250 30.000 20.500 15.250 6.350
cobalt units
00078 Transparency, wat., unf., 19 1.100 0.450 0.663 1.100 0.750 0.650 0.550 0.450
Secchi disc, meters
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 41 11.200 0.380 7.385 10.570 9.200 8.200 6.300 0.641
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 41 129.000 5.000 87.366 126.600 111.500 95.000 73.000 7.600
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 42 9.090 6.200 7.612 9.009 8.500 7.315 6.760 6.395
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 28 9.000 6.800 7.782 8.955 8.450 7.600 7.300 6.890
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 28 272.000 86.000 145.714 230.150 154.750 149.500 128.500 90.500
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 42 177.000 83.000 143.500 174.650 156.000 146.500 133.750 97.050
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 28 32.000 20.000 27.893 31.550 30.000 28.000 27.000 20.900
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 28 7.900 5.000 6.843 7.810 7.300 6.900 6.700 5.090
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 28 3.100 1.900 2.607 3.010 2.800 2.600 2.500 1.990
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 28 3.600 1.900 2.943 3.555 3.275 3.000 2.625 1.945
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 28 2.000 0.700 1.004 1.550 1.000 1.000 1.000 0.745
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 28 20.000 7.000 14.514 19.550 17.000 15.000 12.250 7.765
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 28 57.000 39.000 49.250 55.650 52.750 49.000 47.250 40.800
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 13 39.000 16.000 27.154 39.000 33.000 26.000 22.500 16.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 28 47.000 19.000 31.857 42.950 35.000 32.000 28.000 20.800
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 14 39.000 16.000 28.271 39.000 33.850 28.000 24.750 16.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing capacity, 5 31.000 24.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., incremental
titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 18 48.000 20.000 32.939 48.000 39.000 33.500 27.000 20.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
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**NWIS Param-eter\ **Constituent name** Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
code** size
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95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 10 9.000 0.000 1.200 9.000 1.250 0.000 0.000 0.000
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 28 16.000 6.400 12.246 16.000 14.000 13.000 11.000 6.715
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 28 0.300 \-- 0.194\* \*0.300 \*0.200 \*0.200 \*0.200 \*0.100
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 28 6.300 1.900 4.114 6.075 5.250 4.450 2.700 2.035
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 28 18.000 9.300 14.171 18.000 16.750 14.500 12.000 9.390
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 27 110.000 63.000 85.741 106.000 93.000 88.000 78.000 65.000
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 36 0.289 \-- 0.046\* \*0.189 \*0.040 \*0.020 \*0.006 \*0.002
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 19 1.200 0.300 0.474 1.200 0.500 0.400 0.300 0.300
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 36 1.300 0.400 0.722 1.215 0.800 0.700 0.600 0.485
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., unf., mg/L as 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., unf., mg/L as 1 0.150 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 36 0.260 \-- 0.072\* \*0.243 \*0.110 \*0.021 \*0.006 \*0.002
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 36 0.020 \-- 0.007\* \*0.020 \*0.008 \*0.007 \*0.004 \*0.002
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., unf., mg/L as 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 30 1.200 0.380 0.659 1.046 0.740 0.660 0.575 0.424
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 19 0.030 \-- 0.007\* \*0.030 \*0.010 \*0.004 \*0.002 \*0.001
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 36 0.010 \-- 0.003\* \*0.010 \*0.003 \*0.002 \*0.001 \*0.000
mg/L as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, wat., unf., 5 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 36 0.130 \-- 0.036\* \*0.090 \*0.044 \*0.030 \*0.026 \*0.011
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 26 10.000 6.700 8.488 9.930 9.225 8.550 7.700 6.910
mg/L
70953 Chlorophyll a, phytoplankton, 28 35.100 2.400 12.175 32.265 16.325 9.250 6.025 2.895
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
70954 Chlorophyll b, phytoplankton, 28 1.800 \-- 0.610\* \*1.575 \*0.950 \*0.450 \*0.283 \*0.129
chromatographic-fluorometric
method, ug/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 23 257.000 30.000 92.191 255.600 130.000 60.000 40.000 30.000
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 23 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01025 Cadmium, wat., filt., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 23 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 23 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 23 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01040 Copper, wat., filt., ug/L 1 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 23 6.000 \-- 1.552\* \*5.400 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.666 \*0.305
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 40 2740.000 47.400 290.895 1719.151 247.500 140.000 80.000 49.905
ug/L
01049 Lead, wat., filt., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 22 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01056 Manganese, wat., filt., ug/L 1 66.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 39 2930.000 20.000 208.526 664.000 161.000 90.000 57.400 20.000
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 23 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 23 3.000 \-- 1.211\* \*2.800 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.704 \*0.404
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 23 3.000 \-- 1.156\* \*2.800 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.665 \*0.382
recoverable, ug/L
01145 Selenium, wat., filt., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 23 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 23 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01090 Zinc, wat., filt., ug/L 1 21.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 23 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352724
.anchor}**02098198 Haw River below B. Everett
Jordan dam near Moncure (December 1988--April
1995)**
00060 Discharge, cubic feet per 2 390.000 384.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
second
00061 Discharge, instantaneous, 16 14700.000 235.000 2403.562 14700.000 3855.000 542.000 426.000 235.000
cubic feet per second
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 16 13.000 6.500 8.881 13.000 10.150 9.250 6.725 6.500
mg/L
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 17 7.400 6.300 7.064 7.400 7.255 7.100 6.900 6.300
standard units
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 16 216.000 63.000 131.312 216.000 158.750 129.000 94.500 63.000
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00927 Magnesium, wat., unf., 1 2.700 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, mg/L
31616 Fecal coliform, M-FC MF (0.45 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
micron) method, wat., colonies
per 100 milliliters
**0210140200**[]{#__RefHeading___Toc50352725
.anchor} **Deep River at Carbonton (January
1993--August 1996)**
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 1 200.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 6 9.900 5.200 6.750 9.900 8.775 5.900 5.200 5.200
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 2 88.000 77.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 6 7.100 6.900 7.017 7.100 7.100 7.000 6.975 6.900
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 1 6.700 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 1 86.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 6 242.000 80.000 138.333 242.000 180.500 132.500 82.250 80.000
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 1 23.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 5.400 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 2.200 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 2.900 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 1 0.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 1 5.800 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 1 32.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 1 20.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 1 17.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 1 22.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
99440 Bicarbonate, wat., unf., 1 24.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., unf., 1 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., filt., mg/L 1 7.600 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00950 Fluoride, wat., filt., mg/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00955 Silica, wat., filt., mg/L 1 9.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00945 Sulfate, wat., filt., mg/L 1 7.300 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
70300 Residue on evaporation, dried 1 66.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
at 180 degrees Celsius, wat.,
filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., filt., mg/L as 1 0.100 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 1 0.500 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus organic nitrogen, 1 0.800 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., unf., mg/L as nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus nitrate, wat., 1 0.800 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt., mg/L as nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., filt., mg/L as 1 0.030 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, wat., unf., 1 0.700 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., filt., mg/L 1 0.110 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00671 Orthophosphate, wat., filt., 1 0.100 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., unf., mg/L 1 0.250 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
00680 Organic carbon, wat., unf., 1 12.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., unf., 1 1400.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., unf., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01027 Cadmium, wat., unf., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01034 Chromium, wat., unf., 1 4.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., unf., 1 1.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., unf., 1 5.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., recoverable, 1 1700.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., recoverable, 1 3.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., unf., 1 70.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., unf., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., unf., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., unf., 1 2.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., unf., ug/L 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
01077 Silver, wat., unf., 1 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., recoverable, 1 20.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
ug/L
80154 Suspended sediment 2 68.000 48.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
concentration, mg/L
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Brickhaven (October 1988--August 2001)**
00060 Discharge, cubic feet per 121 22700.000 439.000 3318.248 15690.002 3635.000 1410.000 750.000 551.800
second
00080 Color, wat., filt., platinum 120 250.000 12.000 69.550 199.000 91.500 55.000 35.250 15.250
cobalt units
00300 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 119 15.000 2.200 9.084 12.900 11.400 9.100 7.200 4.200
mg/L
00301 Dissolved oxygen, wat., unf., 117 173.000 27.000 91.068 123.200 101.000 93.000 80.000 51.000
percent of saturation
00400 pH, wat., unf., field, 121 8.430 6.200 7.114 7.754 7.310 7.100 6.855 6.600
standard units
00403 pH, wat., unf., laboratory, 121 8.000 6.400 7.322 7.800 7.500 7.300 7.100 6.900
standard units
90095 Specific conductance, wat., 121 298.000 46.000 152.612 261.700 176.500 146.000 116.500 77.000
unf., laboratory, microsiemens
per centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00095 Specific conductance, wat., 120 298.000 42.000 150.667 258.800 176.750 145.000 116.000 72.250
unf., microsiemens per
centimeter at 25 degrees
Celsius
00900 Hardness, wat., unf., mg/L as 121 40.000 12.000 28.645 36.000 32.000 29.000 26.000 20.000
calcium carbonate
00915 Calcium, wat., filt., mg/L 121 10.000 2.500 6.948 9.000 7.700 6.900 6.300 4.910
00925 Magnesium, wat., filt., mg/L 121 3.600 1.300 2.735 3.390 3.100 2.800 2.500 1.900
00935 Potassium, wat., filt., mg/L 121 5.800 1.400 3.341 5.300 3.950 3.300 2.500 1.810
00931 Sodium adsorption ratio, wat., 121 3.000 0.300 1.258 3.000 2.000 1.000 0.900 0.500
number
00930 Sodium, wat., filt., mg/L 121 40.000 2.700 16.426 34.900 20.500 14.000 10.500 5.700
00932 Sodium, wat., percent in 121 66.000 26.000 49.281 64.000 56.000 49.000 43.000 33.100
equivalents of major cations
99430 Carbonate, wat., unf., 52 61.000 5.000 29.173 52.200 35.750 27.000 21.250 13.300
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
90410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 121 50.000 11.000 29.463 43.900 36.000 29.000 24.000 16.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, laboratory,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
39086 Alkalinity, wat., filt., 1 22.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
incremental titration, field,
mg/L as calcium carbonate
00410 Acid neutralizing capacity, 59 62.000 7.000 29.559 48.000 36.000 28.000 22.000 14.000
wat., unf., fixed endpoint (pH
4.5) titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
00419 Acid neutralizing capacity, 15 41.000 13.000 29.733 41.000 37.000 31.000 24.000 13.000
wat., unf., incremental
titration, field, mg/L as
calcium carbonate
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**NWIS **Constituent Sample Maximum Minimum Mean **Percentile**
Param-eter\ name** size
code**
------------- ----------------- -------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------------- ---------- -------- ------ ---------- --------- ---------- ---------
95th 75th 50th **25th** **5th**
99440 Bicarbonate, 67 74.000 6.000 36.007 56.800 44.000 34.000 28.000 16.400
wat., unf.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00453 Bicarbonate, 1 27.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
wat., filt.,
incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
99445 Carbonate, wat., 12 0.000 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., incremental
titration, field,
mg/L
00940 Chloride, wat., 116 32.000 4.800 13.851 29.150 17.000 12.000 9.325 5.685
filt., mg/L
00950 Fluoride, wat., 115 0.600 \-- 0.167\* \*0.300 \*0.200 \*0.200 \*0.100 \*0.061
filt., mg/L
00955 Silica, wat., 116 13.000 0.300 7.685 11.000 9.675 8.150 5.900 3.370
filt., mg/L
00945 Sulfate, wat., 116 37.000 4.000 16.040 31.150 20.000 14.500 11.000 8.055
filt., mg/L
99890 Sulfate, wat., 7 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
filt.,
uncorrected, mg/L
70300 Residue on 115 268.000 32.000 99.461 150.400 112.000 94.000 80.000 59.800
evaporation,
dried at 180
degrees Celsius,
wat., filt., mg/L
00608 Ammonia, wat., 115 0.410 0.002 0.085 0.215 0.120 0.070 0.040 0.013
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00623 Ammonia plus 83 1.700 0.200 0.581 1.080 0.600 0.500 0.400 0.300
organic nitrogen,
wat., filt., mg/L
as nitrogen
00625 Ammonia plus 119 1.700 0.100 0.728 1.100 0.900 0.700 0.600 0.500
organic nitrogen,
wat., unf., mg/L
as nitrogen
00610 Ammonia, wat., 44 0.410 0.020 0.104 0.257 0.130 0.090 0.060 0.022
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00620 Nitrate, wat., 41 1.390 0.280 0.588 1.169 0.685 0.570 0.450 0.292
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00631 Nitrite plus 116 1.200 0.007 0.544 0.908 0.697 0.535 0.442 0.053
nitrate, wat.,
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00630 Nitrite plus 44 1.400 0.100 0.592 1.150 0.700 0.575 0.500 0.150
nitrate, wat.,
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00613 Nitrite, wat., 91 0.160 \-- 0.020\* \*0.101 \*0.020 \*0.010 \*0.007 \*0.003
filt., mg/L as
nitrogen
00615 Nitrite, wat., 44 0.170 0.000 0.028 0.120 0.030 0.020 0.010 0.000
unf., mg/L as
nitrogen
00605 Organic nitrogen, 118 1.600 0.340 0.646 1.000 0.745 0.610 0.507 0.410
wat., unf., mg/L
00666 Phosphorus, wat., 86 0.150 0.010 0.062 0.130 0.080 0.060 0.040 0.020
filt., mg/L
00671 Orthophosphate, 115 0.270 \-- 0.053\* \*0.130 \*0.070 \*0.040 \*0.030 \*0.008
wat., filt., mg/L
as phosphorus
70507 Orthophosphate, 44 0.160 0.020 0.071 0.142 0.100 0.070 0.050 0.020
wat., unf., mg/L
as phosphorus
00665 Phosphorus, wat., 119 0.380 0.020 0.115 0.270 0.130 0.100 0.070 0.050
unf., mg/L
00680 Organic carbon, 120 22.000 0.800 8.700 14.000 9.475 8.000 7.300 5.905
wat., unf., mg/L
01105 Aluminum, wat., 50 3400.000 60.000 645.420 2415.000 930.000 420.000 173.750 85.500
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01002 Arsenic, wat., 50 2.000 \-- 0.720\* \*1.450 \*1.000 \*0.651 \*0.496 \*0.317
unf., ug/L
01027 Cadmium, wat., 50 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01034 Chromium, wat., 50 30.000 \-- 1.914\* \*6.700 \*2.000 \*0.813 \*0.369 \*0.109
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01037 Cobalt, wat., 50 3.000 \-- 0.913\* \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.800 \*0.552 \*0.337
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01042 Copper, wat., 49 16.000 1.000 4.531 11.500 5.000 4.000 3.000 2.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01045 Iron, wat., unf., 50 4700.000 10.000 1100.540 3465.001 1525.000 840.000 485.000 215.950
recoverable, ug/L
01051 Lead, wat., unf., 49 12.000 \-- 1.968\* \*8.500 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.652 \*0.275
recoverable, ug/L
01055 Manganese, wat., 50 680.000 60.000 180.074 670.000 190.000 130.000 100.000 60.000
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
71900 Mercury, wat., 49 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01062 Molybdenum, wat., 50 4.800 \-- 1.480\* \*4.000 \*2.000 \*1.000 \*0.696 \*0.332
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01067 Nickel, wat., 49 8.000 \-- 2.414\* \*6.000 \*3.000 \*2.000 \*1.589 \*0.783
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01147 Selenium, wat., 50 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf., ug/L
01077 Silver, wat., 48 \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \-- \--
unf.,
recoverable, ug/L
01092 Zinc, wat., unf., 50 210.000 \-- 13.623\* \*30.000 \*19.550 \*6.975 \*3.465 \*1.263
recoverable, ug/L
80154 Suspended 106 290.000 1.000 29.395 99.650 30.250 16.000 10.000 5.000
sediment
concentration,
mg/L
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## FY 2006 Budget Proposal
## Materials in Your Packet
- Copies of these slides
- FY2006 Budget Package
- Proposal (p.1)
- Cost analysis (p.2)
- Transfer/Direct breakdown (p.3)
- Personnel (p.4)
## FY 2006 Highlights
- No change in fees: Transfer Pay, Direct Pay, Direct Express or training
- Adequate funding for improvements to online account data, Financial Management System and security compliance
- Assume revenue at current level
- Proposed budget decrease of -$82,392
**Notes:**
Decrease possible because we’re budgeting less for FMS. Same number of staff, but increases in salaries and benefits offset by decrease in FMS $$.
## 1 - FEDLINK Program Costs
- _ __FY 2005 __ __ FY 2006_
- Direct costs $4,480,467 $4,391,508
- Indirect costs $531,136 $540,725
- Total $5,011,603 $4,932,233
**Notes:**
Indirect costs lower in FY2005 than in FY2006 because charges related to Momentum implementation were not “taxed” by LC in 05.
## Cost Breakdown Analysis
- Set transfer and direct fees fairly
- Each group pays appropriate share
- Target shares
- Transfer Pay $4,441,888
- Direct Pay $97,291
- Direct Express $216,254
- Administrative fee target $4,755,433
## FY 2005 FY 2006
Transfer Pay Accounts 1,974 1,974
Service dollars $64,425,585 $64,500,000
Direct Pay Accounts 24 24
Service dollars $7,700,000 $7,700,000
Direct Express Accounts 55 57
Vendor billing $27,000,000 $31,000,000
- Transfer Pay Accounts 1,974 1,974
- Service dollars $64,425,585 $64,500,000
- Direct Pay Accounts 24 24
- Service dollars $7,700,000 $7,700,000
- Direct Express Accounts 55 57
- Vendor billing $27,000,000 $31,000,000
- 2 – Service Activity Base
**Notes:**
Direct Express are accounts are number of vendors, not number of customers. Estimate modest growth in Direct Express based on our expectation that awareness among customers and compliance among vendors will continue to improve, because we have programs in place to improve awareness among contracting officers and compliance among vendors. FEDLINK also anticipates a few more online vendors will be added.
## 3 - Fee Structure
- _ __FY 2005_ _ FY 2006_
- Transfer Pay
- First $300,000 7.75% 7.75%
- Over $300,000 7.00% 7.00%
- Over $1,000,000 5.00% 5.00%
- Direct Pay
- First $100,000 $1,200 $1,200
- Over $100,000 0.6% 0.6%
- Direct Express 0.75% 0.75%
## 4 – Projected Revenue
- _ __FY 2005_ _ FY2006 _
- Administrative
- Transfer Pay $4,452,802 $4,459,360
- Direct Pay $74,021 $73,800
- Direct Express $202,500 $232,500
- Training
- Reimbursables $85,500 $95,900
- Classes $74,100 $80,900
- Total $4,888,923 $4,942,460
## 5 – Annual Surplus/(Deficit)
- _ __FY 2005__ __ FY 2006 _
- Projected revenue $4,888,923 $4,942,460
- Expenditures $4,875,502 $4,932,233
- Surplus/(Deficit) $13,421 $10,227
## 6 - Accumulated reserves
- FY05 beginning balance $1,714,660
- Projected surplus from FY05 $13,421
- Faxon estimated loss ($455,000)
- FY05 ending balance $1,273,081
- FY06 budget surplus $10,227
**Notes:**
Salary lapses in FY04 and 05 cover Faxon loss in FY05. We expect to recover part of the $455,000 in the settlement of the Faxon bankruptcy, but have not budgeted for it because we cannot reliably forecast how much will be paid or when.
## Steps in Budget Process
- Working Group
- Survey
- FAC
- FEDLINK members
- FEB
- FLICC members
- Member approval
- FLICC vote
- FEDLINK comments
- Final approval Librarian of Congress
## Working Group Members
- _Returning Members_
- Carol Bursik, DOJ
- James King, NRL
- Gay Posey, PTO
- Ellen Swain, GAO
- Barbara Wrinkle, USAF
- Diane Zehnpfennig, AF Medical Library
- _New Members_
- Monica King, Army
- Judy Russell, GPO
- _FLICC Office_
- Kathryn Mendenhall, FLICC
- Joe Banks, FFO
- ShunFong Seto, FFO
- Lynn McDonald, FNO
- Robin Hatziyannis, FPE
## Questions?
- [email protected] | en |
converted_docs | 682761 | **AIRCRAFT GENERAL**
**Table of contents**
## General 2
**Limitations 3**
**Engines 5**
**Propellers 9**
**Electrical System 10**
**Fuel System 12**
**Hydraulic System 13**
**Flight Controls 14**
**Ice and Rain Protection 15**
**Oxygen System 17**
**Ventilation and Heating 17**
**General**
A. Dimensions
1\. Wing Span 65 feet, 0 inches
2\. Height 18 feet, 7 inches
3\. Length 51 feet, 9 inches
B. Engines- Pratt and Whitney PT6A-27 (Installed on N141Z)
PT6A-34 (Installed on N143Z)
C. Propellers- Hartzell
1\. Constant speed
2\. Full feathering and reversing
D. Fuel
1\. Commercial grades- Jet A, Jet A-1, Jet B
2\. Military grades- JP-4, JP-5, JP-8
3\. System Capacity 380 gallons useable
E. Oil- Total capacity 9.2 quarts Exon 2380
F. Maximum Certification Weights
1\. Ramp weight 12,500 pounds
2\. Takeoff 12,500 pounds
3\. Landing 12,300 pounds
4\. Rear baggage compartment 500 pounds
5\. Nose baggage compartment 300 pounds
6\. Cabin floor loading 200 pounds/sq ft
7\. Baggage floor loading 100 pounds/sq ft
**Limitations**
A. Power plant PT6A-27 installed on N141Z
Engine Operating Limits
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Power | SHP | T | M | Ng | Np | Oil | Oil |
| | | orque | aximum | (2) | (1) % | P | Temp. |
| Setting | | PSI | ITT | % | RPM | ress. | (C) |
| | | (1) | (C) | RPM | | PSI | (4) |
| | | | | | | (3) | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Takeoff | 620 | 50 | 725 | 10 | 96 | 8 | 10-99 |
| Max cont | | | | 1.5 | | 0-100 | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Max climb | 620 | 50 | 695 | \( | 96 | 8 | 0-99 |
| Max | | | | 5\) | | 0-100 | |
| cruise | | | | | | | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Idle | | | 660 | | | 40 | -40-99 |
| | | | (6) | | | min. | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Starting | | | 1090 | | | | -40 |
| | | | (7) | | | | min. |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Transient | | | 825 | 10 | 110 | | 0-99 |
| | | | (7) | 2.6 | | | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Max | 620 | 50 | 725 | 10 | 91+1 | 8 | 0-99 |
| reverse | | (8) | | 1.5 | | 0-100 | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
\(1\) Maximum permissible sustained torque is 50 psi.
\(2\) For every 10 C below -30 C ambient temperature, reduce maximum
allowable Ng by 2.2%
\(3\) Normal oil pressure is 80 to 100 psi at gas generator speeds above
72% with oil temperature between 60 and 70 C. Oil pressures below 80 psi
are undesirable and should be tolerated only for the completion of the
flight, preferably at a reduced power setting. Oil pressures below
normal should be reported as an engine discrepancy and should be
corrected before the next takeoff. Oil pressures below 40 psi are unsafe
and require that either the engine be shut down or a landing be made as
soon as possible using the minimum power required to sustain flight.
\(4\) For increased service life of the engine (i.e., the time between
oil changes), an oil temperature between 74 C and 80 C is recommended. A
minimum oil temperature of 55 C is recommended for fuel heater operation
at takeoff power.
\(5\) Climb and cruise power settings should be achieved by use of power
setting charts.
\(6\) At 51% rpm (Ng) minimum. Increase Ng as required to maintain idle
temperature limit.
\(7\) These values are time-limited to two seconds.
\(8\) Reverse power operation is time limited to one minute.
**Limitations**
A. Powerplant PT6A-34 installed on N143Z
Engine Operating Limits
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Power | SHP | T | M | Ng | Np | Oil | Oil |
| | | orque | aximum | (2) | (1) % | P | Temp. |
| Setting | | PSI | ITT | % | RPM | ress. | (C) |
| | | (1) | (C) | RPM | | PSI | (4) |
| | | | | | | (3) | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Takeoff | 620 | 50 | 790 | 10 | 96 | 8 | 10-99 |
| Max cont | | | | 1.5 | | 5-105 | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Max climb | 620 | 50 | 765 | \( | 96 | 8 | 0-99 |
| Max | | | | 5\) | | 5-105 | |
| cruise | | | | | | | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Idle | | | 685 | | | 40 | -40-99 |
| | | | (6) | | | min. | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Starting | | | 1090 | | | | -40 |
| | | | (7) | | | | min. |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Transient | | | 850 | 10 | 110 | | 0-99 |
| | | | (7) | 2.6 | | | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
| Max | 620 | 50 | 725 | 10 | 91+1 | 8 | 0-99 |
| reverse | | (8) | | 1.5 | | 5-105 | |
+-----------+-------+-------+--------+-----+-------+-------+--------+
\(1\) Maximum permissible sustained torque is 50 psi.
\(2\) For every 10 C below -30 C ambient temperature, reduce maximum
allowable Ng by 2.2%
\(3\) Normal oil pressure is 85 to 105 psi at gas generator speeds above
72% with oil temperature between 60 and 70 C. Oil pressures below 85 psi
are undesirable and should be tolerated only for the completion of the
flight, preferably at a reduced power setting. Oil pressures below
normal should be reported as an engine discrepancy and should be
corrected before the next takeoff. Oil pressures below 40 psi are unsafe
and require that either the engine be shut down or a landing be made as
soon as possible using the minimum power required to sustain flight.
\(4\) For increased service life of the engine (i.e., the time between
oil changes), an oil temperature between 74 C and 80 C is recommended. A
minimum oil temperature of 55 C is recommended for fuel heater operation
at takeoff power.
\(5\) Climb and cruise power settings should be achieved by use of power
setting charts.
\(6\) At 51% rpm (Ng) minimum. Increase Ng as required to maintain idle
temperature limit.
\(7\) These values are time-limited to two seconds.
\(8\) Reverse power operation is time limited to one minute.
**Limitations (continued)**
B. Airframe
1\. Vmc Flaps 10 to 20 degrees 64 KIAS
2\. Vmc Autofeather Inoperative 68 KIAS
3\. Vmo MSL to 6700 MSL 166 KIAS
4\. Vmo To 10000 MSL 156 KIAS
5\. Vmo To 15000 MSL 141 KIAS
6\. Vmo To 20000 MSL 126 KIAS
7\. Vmo To 25000 MSL 112 KIAS
8\. Vfe 0 to 10 degrees 100 KIAS
9\. Vfe 10 to 37.5 degrees 93 KIAS
10\. Va 132 KIAS
11\. Demonstrated crosswind 20 Knots
C. Starter
1\. 25 seconds ON, 60 seconds OFF
2\. 25 seconds ON, 60 seconds OFF
3\. 25 seconds ON, 30 **minutes** OFF
D. Use of Aviation Gasoline
1\. Limited to 150 hours between engine overhauls
2\. Limited to 8000 feet MSL without boost pumps
3\. Crossfeed capability for single engine operation only
4\. Limited to 100 octane (not above 15000 ft MSL)
E. Maximum altitude is 25000 ft MSL
F. Tire pressures
1\. Nose wheel......32 PSI
2\. Main gear......\...38 PSI
**Engines**
A. United Aircraft of Canada PT6A-27 (680 SHP) or PT6A-34 (750 SHP)
1. Reverse flow free turbine engine flat rated to 620 SHP in this
installation
2\. Compressor
a\. Three-stage axial
b\. One-stage centrifugal
c\. Driven by single stage reaction turbine
d\. One interstage bleed valve
3\. Turbine
a\. Single-stage compressor turbine drives compressor and accessory
section (N1)
b\. Single-stage power turbine drives propeller shaft (Np)
c\. Power turbine is free air (no mechanical connection)
4\. Combustion Chamber
a\. Singular annular unit
b\. 14 fuel nozzles (10 primary, 4 secondary)
c\. Two igniters per engine are used to start combustion
d\. Pneumatic fuel control schedules fuel flow set by power lever
4\. Accessory drive at aft end of engine drives:
a\. Fuel pump
b\. Fuel control unit
c\. Oil pump
d\. Starter/generator
e\. Tachometer (N1)
5\. Gear reduction box at forward end of engine drives:
a\. Propeller
b\. Prop Np
c\. Primary propeller governor
d\. Overspeed governor
e\. Fuel topping governor
f\. Gear box speed is 33000 RPM at 101.5%
B. Torquemeter
1\. Hydro mechanical measuring device consisting of:
a\. Ring gear and case
b\. Torquemeter cylinder, piston, and valve plunger
c\. Differential pressure sensor and servo transmitter
d\. Servo indicator (Torque gauge calibrated to read PSI)
2\. Propeller torque increase causes:
a\. Ring gear moves forward
b\. Trapped oil moves piston
c\. Piston drives servo transmitter
d\. Transmitter signals servo indicator (Torque gauge)
**Engines (continued)**
C. Propulsion System Controls
1\. Power levers (these control engine power)
a\. Operate fuel control unit (FCU)
b\. When rotated they disengage mechanical locks allowing power control
through beta and reverse ranges
c\. CAUTION; Do not move into reverse position when engines are not
running
2\. Condition Levers
a\. Control flow of fuel at FCU
b\. Select fuel cut off
c\. Low idle at 50% Ng; no high idle function
3\. Propeller levers
a\. Control propellers through primary prop governor
D. Engine Instrumentation
1\. Interstage Turbine Temperature (ITT)
a\. Ring of eight thermocouples around power turbine inlet
b\. Trim probe provides correction for manufacturing tolerances
2\. Gas Generator (N1)
a\. Tach generator on accessory gearbox (self powered)
3\. Torque Gauge
a\. Torque is sensed at first stage ring gear, which is mounted in the
gear box with
a helical cut spline so that increased torque load causes the ring gear
to move aft.
This aft motion is resisted by a piston containing oil pressure. The oil
pressure
is regulated and directly proportional to the torque. Torque is sensed
using a
26 volt AC transducer.
b\. Limitations
1\. Maximum torque 50 PSI
2\. Max torque during acceleration 68.8 PSI for 2 seconds
3\. Max torque in reverse 50 PSI for 1 minute
4\. Fuel Flow Indicator
a\. Marked in PPH x 100
b\. Powered by 400 cycle 26 VAC
**Engines (continued)**
5\. Oil Pressure Gauge
a\. Powered by 26 VAC
b\. Minimum oil pressure at idle 40 PSI
c\. Green Arc for --27s is 80-100 psi, for --34s is 85-105 psi.
6\. Oil Temperature Gauge
a\. 28 volt DC powered
b\. Minimum temperature, start: -40C
c\. Minimum idle -40C, maximum 99C
d\. Minimum take-off 10C. maximum 99C
e\. Minimum cruise and climb 0C, maximum 99C
E. Engine Lubrication
1\. The 1.5 gallons of Exon 2380 turbine oil provide lubrication,
cooling. propeller
control, torque indication, and the heating of fuel.
2\. Oil tank capacity is 2.3 gallons. The oil pressure pump, regulator,
and oil filter
with bypass are located in this tank
3\. Scavenge Pumps (4 per engine)
a\. Return oil from the compressor and turbine bearings to the accessory
gear case
where the air is separated and dumped overboard.
b\. Oil from the accessory gear case is returned to the tank via the
fuel heater and
the oil cooler.
c\. Oil from the propeller gear box is returned to the tank via the oil
cooler.
F. Fire Detection and Suppression
1\. Detection: 4 heat sensitive detectors per engine- one in accessory
section and
one at the C flange. The bimetal elements trigger warning lights on
T-handles
and warning bell behind pilot\'s head. Bell is cancelable.
2\. Suppression: Pulling the T-handle discharges the contents of the
associated fire
extinguisher. One shot per engine.
**Propellers**
A. Hartzell Propeller
1\. Full feathering, reversing, all metal
2\. Constant speed
3\. Counter-weighted
5\. Controlled with propeller levers using engine oil boosted by the
pump
in the engine driven propeller governer
B. Centrifugal counter-weights, assisted by feathering spring, move
propeller blades
To low RPM (high pitch) and into feather
C. Governor boosted engine oil pressure move propellers to high RPM,
(low pitch)
Hydraulic stop and reverse position
D. Primary Governor
1\. Mounted to the top of the gear reduction housing
2\. Controls prop through entire range (+17 to +87 degrees of blade
angle)
3\. Propeller levers control RPM through this governor
E. Overspeed Governor
1\. If the primary governor fails and the prop exceeds 96%, the
overspeed governor
dumps oil from prop dome to limit Np to 101.5%
2\. Solenoid actuated by overspeed governor test switch resets overspeed
to 70% for
testing purposes
F. Fuel Topping Governor
1\. Prevents overspeed in the event that the prop should stick or move
too slowly during
transient or failure of the primary governor or the hydraulic low pitch
stop
2\. Limits at 102% Np or or 6% above selected Np by limiting fuel flow
3\. In reverse range the fuel topping governor is reset to 4% below
selected prop speed to
prevent governor interaction.
G. Autofeather System
1\. Dumps oil from prop dome
2\. Feathering spring and counterweights drive blades into feather
3\. System is armed when autofeather switch on and power levers set
above 88% Ng
4\. Autofeather lights indicate when system is armed
5\. Dump valve is controlled by sensing torque differential
6\. If one engine starts to feather, the other engine autofeather system
is disarmed
H. Low Pitch Stops
1\. Mechanical/hydraulic stop
2\. Allows blades to rotate beyond low pitch position and into reverse
when selected
3\. Beta and reverse blade angles are provided by adjusting low pitch
stop
4\. Blade angle is controlled by power levers in reverse range
**Electrical System**
The Twin Otter electrical system functions primarily on 28 volt DC
power. AC power is used for some avionics, the fuselage fuel quantity
indicating system, and some engine instruments.
The electrical system normally consists of two batteries (main and
auxiliary), two starter-generators, two inverters, provisions to connect
ground power, and devices for indication, regulation, and control. The
main battery is used to start the engines and for emergency in-flight
backup power. The auxiliary battery supplies power to the engine
igniters and start control relays.
The aircraft has two inverters. Only one at a time is used to supply the
required AC power. Commonly, but not always, DC circuits are protected
by circuit breakers, and AC circuits are protected by fuses.
A. Main Battery
1. One 24 VDC, 42 amp-hour lead acid battery
2. Located under floor of rear baggage compartment
3. Supplies power to electrical system when DC MASTER is ON, and
the BATTERY/EXTERNAL switch is BATTERY
4. Battery temperature monitor located under right instrument panel
5. Hot battery bus, has breaker panel on aft cabin wall, controls
passenger door entrance lighting and baggage compartment lights.
B. Auxiliary Battery
1. 24 VDC, 3.6 amp-hour lead acid
2. Located right forward wall of rear baggage compartment
3. Provides power for start control relays and engine igniters
4. Recharged whenever a generator is on line
C. External Power
1. Receptacle located left side forward of rear baggage compartment
door
2. Supplies power when DC MASTER is ON and BATTERY/ EXTERNAL switch
is EXTERNAL
3. No cockpit indication that external power source has been
disconnected
D. DC MASTER Switch
1. Controls power to all busses except Hot Battery Bus ( in
conjunction with the BATTERY/EXTERNAL Switch and the BUS TIE
Switch)
E. BATTERY/EXTERNAL Switch
1. OFF -- No power
2. BATTERY -- power supplied from batteries or generators only
(normal position in flight to allow the batteries to recharge
3. EXTERNAL -- power from external source only ( de-energizes the
main battery relay and aux battery relay. If a generator is
selected online now, the
> External power relay removes external power.
Note: It is not possible to charge the aircraft battery with power
supplied to the External Power Receptacle.
F. BUS TIE Switch
1. Normally closed (NORMAL position)
2. Parallels generator output
3. When in the OPEN position:
a. Left bus powered by left battery and left generator
b. Right bus powered by right generator
G. Power Distribution and Control Box
1. Located in right side cabin roof
2. Provides reverse current protection
3. Provides current limiting
4. Provides overvoltage protection
5. Windshield heat CBs located here
6. Location of Reverse Current Relays (RCRs) which:
a. Connect battery or external power to Starter/Generator
during start
b. Connect generator output to DC busses
H. Voltage Regulators
1. Located right side forward wall of rear baggage compartment
I. Starter/Generators
1. 28.5 VDC
2. 200 amp maximum output
3. One per engine in accessory section
J. Voltmeter
1. Connected to left DC bus
2. Indicates highest available voltage supplied to left DC bus,
regardless of the power source
K. Loadmeter
1. Normally reads battery load
2. Toggle switch to right to read right generator load
3. Toggle switch to left to read left generator load
4. Reads 0 to 1.0
a. Limit is .5 generator load at idle Ng
b. Limit is .8 generator load for ground operations
c. Limit is 1.0 generator load in flight
L. AC system
1. 2 inverters
2. Supply 115 volt and 26 volt 400 Hz single phase AC power
3. #1 inverter powered from left DC bus
4. #2 inverter powered from right DC bus
5. AC powers:
a. Fuel flow gauges
b. Oil pressure gauges
c. Fuel quantity indicators
d. Torque pressure gauges
e. Both attitude indicators
f. Directional gyros, some flight director functions
**Fuel System**
A. Fuel Storage
1\. Total capacity is 380 gallons in two tanks located in belly of
aircraft
2\. Forward tank
a\. Capacity 182 gallons
b\. Consists of 4 nylon rubber cells- 3 feeder cells and 1 collector
cell
c\. Collector cell has two internal 28 VDC powered boost pumps, 1
primary
and 1 secondary
d\. Forward tank normally feeds right engine
3\. Aft tank
a\. Capacity 198 gallons
b\. Consists of 4 nylon rubber cells- 3 feeder cells and 1 collector
cell
c\. Collector cell has two internal 28 VDC powered boost pumps, 1
primary
and 1 secondary
d\. Aft tank normally feeds the left engine
B. Fuel Indication Systems
1\. Fuel quantity gauges
a\. Capacitance-resistance type
b\. 115 VAC powered
c\. Shows pounds of useable fuel
2\. Fuel Low Level Caution Lights
a\. Located on Central Warning Panel (CWP)
b\. FWD FUEL LOW LEVEL comes on with 75 pounds useable fuel remaining
c\. AFT FUEL LOW LEVEL comes on with 110 pounds useable fuel remaining
3\. Fuel Flow Indicators
a\. Gauges on instrument panel powered by 26 VAC
b\. Gauges read pounds per hour (PPH)
C. Fuel Distribution
1\. Boost pumps
a\. Submerged in collector tanks
b\. Supply low pressure fuel from tank through fuel strainer, fuel flow
transmitter,
oil to fuel heater and emergency shut-off valve to the high pressure
fuel pumps
c\. If primary boost pump fails, the secondary pump automatically takes
over via
change over circuitry
2\. High pressure fuel pumps
a\. One per engine on accessory gear drive
b\. Supply high pressure fuel (75 PSI @ 12% Ng, 850 PSI @ 101.5% Ng)
D. Cockpit Fuel Controls
1\. Fuel levers
2\. Fuel Emergency Shut-off Valves
a\. Controlled by switches on instrument panel near Fire T-handles
3. Fuel Tank Selector- NORM, BOTH ON AFT, or BOTH ON FWD
**Hydraulic System**
A. Hydraulic System Components
1. Located in the hydraulic bay, left side under cockpit door
2. Electric motor and pump
a. Motor powered from left DC bus, guarded by 35A circuit breaker
b. Drives gear type hydraulic pump
c. Amber Light 'HYD PUMP C/B OPEN' near pilot's airspeed indicator
3. Pressure Switch
a. operates relay located near main distribution bus
b. turns pump off at 1525-1625 PSI
c. turns pump on at 1225-1325 PSI
4. Reservoir
a. unpressurized
b. has cap and dipstick
c. fluid used is MIL-H-5606
5. Accumulators
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1. 750 PSI nitrogen precharge
2. gauge on instrument panel and in hydraulic bay
3. Serves wheel brakes, flaps, and nose wheel steering
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1. 750 PSI nitrogen precharge
2. gauge on instrument panel and in hydraulic bay
3. Serves wheel brakes only
B. Hand Pump
1. double- acting hand operated pump
2. located on cockpit floor near pilot's left foot
3. pump handle stowed in cockpit
4. provides a back-up source of pressure in event of electric pump
failure
C. Hydraulic Subsystems
1. Wheel brakes- see Landing Gear
2. Nose wheel steering- see Landing Gear
3. Flaps- see Flight Controls
# Flight Controls
A. Primary Controls
1. Ailerons
a. Controlled by cables, pulleys, and mechanical linkage
b. Dual Y design control column
c. Control wheels are spring loaded to neutral
d. Each aileron has geared servo tab
e. Stall fences enhance effectiveness at slow airspeeds
f. Ailerons are attached to outboard foreflaps
g. Extend down and back symmetrically as flaps extend
h. Degree of aileron movement relative to control wheel movement
> increases the more the flaps are extended
2. Elevators
a. Controlled by cables, pulleys, and mechanical linkage
b. Have no geared servo tab
c. Wiper seals on elevator leading edges enhance handling at slow
airspeeds
3. Rudder
a. Controlled by cables, pulleys, and mechanical linkage
b. Has geared servo tab
c. Wiper seal on leading edge preserves effectiveness at large
angles
> of deflection
d. Vortex generators enhance rudder effectiveness at slow airspeeds
B. Trim Systems
1. Aileron trim is electrically actuated , 1 tab on left aileron
2. Elevator trim is manual servo cable system, 1 tab on left elevator
3. Rudder trim is manual servo cable system, tab on upper elevator
C. Secondary Controls
1. Flaps
a. Mechanically activated, hydraulically actuated
b. Consist of inner and outer foreflaps, and inner trailing flaps
c. Flap selector is on overhead console
d. Flap indicator on center window post
e. May select any setting between 0 and 37.5 degrees
f. Flap-Elevator interconnect tab
> 1\. Located on right elevator
>
> 2\. Counteracts the pitch up that accompanies flap selection
# Ice and Rain Protection
A. Powerplant Ice and Rain Protection
1. Intake deflectors
a. Prevent moisture particles from entering inlet plenum
b. Heavier particles unable to make turn are discharged
c. Must be used in visible moisture below plus 5 degrees C
d. Operated by switch on overhead panel; actuated by bleed air
e. Slight decrease in torque when deflectors actuated, also a
slight
> Increase in ITT
f. Three position switch spring loaded to center
g. Switch is held 3 to 5 seconds to extend deflectors, but requires
> Only momentary movement to retract
2. Propeller
a. Each propeller blade has two electrically heated elements-
> An inner and an outer
b. Powered from left DC bus though a 20A circuit breaker
c. When switched on the automatic timer sequences: 30 seconds left
outer,
> 30 seconds left inner, 30 seconds right outer, 30 seconds right inner,
>
> repeat. ( total cycle two minutes)
d. Heat should be selected before icing occurs
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3. Oil to Fuel Heater
a. Fuel is heated by oil/fuel heat exchanger
b. Operates continuously with engines running
B. Airframe Ice and Rain Protection
1\. Windshield wipers
a. Powered by one 28 VDC electric motor
b. Switch positions OFF, SLOW, PARK, and FAST
c. Do not operate on dry windshield
d. Use PARK to bring wiper arms to their most inboard position
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2. Windshield Heat
a. Each side is powered from associated DC bus through 30A circuit
> Breakers located in the power distribution and control box (not
>
> Accessible in flight)
b. Controlled by switch labeled WINDSHIELD HEAT
c. Maximum ground operation limited to 10 minutes
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3. Pitot and Stall Vane Heat
a. One switch (PITOT HEAT) operates stall vane heat and both pitot
heats
b. Do not operate on ground except for short periods
**Ice and Rain Protection (continued)**
4\. Surface Deice System
a\. Inflatable rubber boots on wings and horizontal stabilizer
b\. Boots operated by engine bleed air
c\. Wing inspection lights on each nacelle
d\. Ejector flow control valves
1\. Normally de-energized, creating suction in boots
2\. 1 in each wing, 1 in aft fuselage
3\. Each has electric heater controlled by switch on overhead panel
e\. Automatic operation
1\. Select bleed air switches on
2\. Select valve heater switch on
3\. Select MANUAL/OFF/AUTO switch to AUTO
4\. SLOW/FAST switch
a\. Select FAST, and ejector valves will energize in sequence to inflate
inner boots for 5 seconds, outer boots for 5 seconds, left stabilizer
for 3 seconds, right stab for 3 seconds, dwell for 44 seconds, repeat
b\. Select SLOW, and ejector valves will energize in sequence to inflate
inner boots for 5 seconds, outer boots for 5 seconds, left stabilizer
for 3 seconds, right stab for 3 seconds, dwell for 164 seconds, repeat
5\. Visually verify wing boot operation, and blue lights on overhead
panel
will verify tail ejector valve has been energized
f\. Manual operation
1\. Select bleed air switches on
2\. Select valve heater switch on
3\. Select MANUAL/OFF/AUTO switch to MANUAL
4\. Select INNER WING or OUTER WING or LEFT STAB or RIGHT STAB,
boot will stay inflated as long as you hold the spring loaded switch on
5\. Visually verify wing boot operation, and blue lights on overhead
panel
will verify that the tail ejector valve has been energized.
Note: Airworthiness Directive 2000-06-03 BOMBARDIER INC.; Amendment
39-11643; Docket No. 99-CE-44-AD went into effect on May 5. 2000. Here
is what it says:
For DHC-6 Aircraft, with wing and tail leading edge pneumatic deicing
boot system installed, *[must activate the deicing system at the first
sign of ice formation anywhere on the]{.underline}
[aircraft.]{.underline}* The system must be continued to be operated in
the automatic cycling mode, if available. The system may be deactivated
only after leaving known or observed icing that the flight crew has
visually observed on the aircraft and the airplane is determined to be
clear of ice. Compliance with the above is required except for phases of
flight that the AFM specifies that deicing boots should not be used
(e.g., take-off, final approach, and landing).
**Oxygen System**
The crew oxygen system is a diluter-demand system, providing oxygen for
the pilot and copilot through demand regulators.
A. Components
1. Oxygen cylinder
a. Green 650 cubic inch capacity
b. Located forward of the station 60 bulkhead, below the avionic
equipment shelves.
c. Accessed from nose baggage compartment.
d. Full charge is 1800+/-50 psi
2. Pressure gauge and charging valve.
a. Direct-reading gauge
b. Calibrated from 0 to 2000 psi in 200 psi increments
c. Charging valve is adjacent to the pressure gauge and is accessed
from the nose baggage compartment.
3. Regulators
a. One each for pilot and copilot
b. Located on lower subpanel of each instrument panel
4. Masks
a. Located on bulkhead behind crew seats.
b. Equipped with quick disconnect fittings.
# Ventilation and Heating System
A. Ventilation
1. Cabin gasper outlets
a. Controlled by passengers
b. Fresh air from Ram-air inlet only
c. Ram-air always available
d. For added ventilation during ground operations, turn on the
Ram-air Fan.
2. Cabin baseboard outlets
a. Controlled by pilot via the Ram-air Valve on center pedestal,
and the Cabin Air Control Knob on the floor behind copilot's
chair
b. When the Ram-air valve and the Cabin Air Control Knob are both
open, low velocity air emerges from the cabin baseboard outlets.
3. Flight compartment outlets
a. Controlled by the pilot via the Ram-air valve
b. For maximum ventilation during warm weather operations, select
the Ram-air valve open, and close the Cabin air Control. This
configuration provides large quantities of high velocity air to
the flight compartment. (Passengers may obtain their own supply
of high velocity air by opening the individual gasper outlets.)
**Ventilation and Heating System (continued)**
4. Flight compartment Fans
a. One each for pilot and copilot
b. Individually controlled with switch on back of fan
5. Air exhaust
a. Through grills in the cabin ceiling and exits the fuselage
through an aft facing scoop on top of the aircraft.
b. Through screen located at back of rear cargo compartment and
exits through plastic guards covering rudder bellcrank
6. Emergency air evacuation
a. In an emergency, open the flight compartment windows
1. most effective
2. Note: any smoke and fumes in the cabin will be drawn through
the flight compartment
b. Without opening the windows, try this:
1. Ram-air fully open
2. Cabin Air Valve fully closed
3. Heat Off
4. Bleed Air Switches off (if there is any reason to suspect
the quality of the air being delivered from the engine bleed
air system)
B. Heating System
The cabin and flight compartment may be heated by injecting hot bleed
air from the engines into the ventilation system. This bleed air is
mixed with either cool air from the ram-air inlet or air recirculated
from inside the aircraft, and is available through the cabin baseboard
outlets or the flight compartment outlets as selected by the pilot. The
passenger gasper outlets always deliver only air from the ram-air inlet
if the gasper is opened.
1. Manual Mode
a. Select BLEED AIR switches to ON
b. Select MANUAL on the 3 position mode switch located in the TEMP
CONTROL area of the overhead panel.
c. Toggle the switch labeled MANUAL COOL/ MANUAL WARM to modulate
the amount of hot bleed air that enters the system
2. Automatic Mode
a. Select BLEED AIR switches to ON
b. Select AUTO on the 3 position mode switch
c. Turn the TEMP CONTROL knob to achieve the desired temperature. A
cabin temperature Sensor in the forward cabin bulkhead will
maintain a constant cabin temperature.
In either mode, the Ram-air valve should be slightly open to provide a
motive force to move the hot air out of the plenum and into the cabin.
This will result in faster cabin warmup.
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## SUCCESS WITH HEART FAILURE
- YOUR MEDICINES
- Vanita Panjwani, PharmD
**Notes:**
SUCCESS WITH HEART FAILURE
YOUR MEDICINES
Vanita Panjwani, PharmD
## Heart Failure Medicines
- ACE (angiotensin-converting enzyme) inhibitors
- ARBs (angiotensin receptor blockers)
- Beta-blockers
- Spironolactone
- Diuretics (water pills)
- Potassium
- Digoxin
**Notes:**
Heart Failure Medicines
ACE (angiotensin-converting enzyme) inhibitors
ARBs (angiotensin receptor blockers)
Beta-blockers
Spironolactone
Diuretics (water pills)
Potassium
Digoxin
## ACE INHIBITORS
- Examples of these are:
- Lisinopril
- Fosinopril
- Enalapril
- Captopril
**Notes:**
ACE INHIBITORS
Examples of these are:
- Lisinopril
- Fosinopril
- Enalapril
- Captopril
## ACE inhibitors
- Block the effects of harmful hormones on your heart muscle. This prevents the heart from getting larger
- Lower the blood pressure
- Have benefits even if you do not have high blood pressure
- Helps to keep you out of the hospital and you may live longer
**Notes:**
ACE inhibitors
- Block the effects of harmful hormones on your heart muscle. This prevents the heart from getting larger
- Lower the blood pressure
- Have benefits even if you do not have high blood pressure
- Helps to keep you out of the hospital and you may live longer
## Side effects of ACE Inhibitors
- Cough
- Dizziness
- Skin rash
- High potassium levels in your blood
- **** If you develop swelling of the face, tongue, or mouth, stop taking the medicine and call your doctor ****
**Notes:**
Side effects of ACE Inhibitors
Cough
Dizziness
Skin rash
High potassium levels in your blood
**** If you develop swelling of the face, tongue, or mouth, stop taking the medicine and call your doctor ****
## Angiotensin Receptor Blockers
- Examples of these are:
- Losartan (Cozaar®)
- Candesartan (Atacand®)
- Effects similar to ACE inhibitors
- Keeps you out of the hospital
- You may live a longer and healthier life
**Notes:**
Angiotensin Receptor Blockers
Examples of these are:
- Losartan (Cozaar®)
- Candesartan (Atacand®)
Effects similar to ACE inhibitors
- Keeps you out of the hospital
- You may live a longer and healthier life
## Beta-Blockers
- Examples of these are:
- Carvedilol (Coreg)
- Metoprolol (Lopressor, Toprol XL )
- Atenolol
- Propranolol
**Notes:**
Beta-Blockers
Examples of these are:
- Carvedilol (Coreg)
- Metoprolol (Lopressor, Toprol XL )
- Atenolol
- Propranolol
## Beta-Blockers
- Block the effects of harmful hormones on your heart muscle. This prevents the heart from getting larger
- Lower your blood pressure
- Slow the heart ratelessen the work your heart has to do
- Prevent heart attacks in patients who have coronary artery disease
**Notes:**
Beta-Blockers
- Block the effects of harmful hormones on your heart muscle. This prevents the heart from getting larger
- Lower your blood pressure
- Slow the heart ratelessen the work your heart has to do
- Prevent heart attacks in patients who have coronary artery disease
## By regularly taking these types of medications:
- The pumping action of the heart may improve over time
- Helps to keep you out of the hospital
- You may live a longer and healthier life
**Notes:**
By regularly taking these types of medications:
- The pumping action of the heart may improve over time
- Helps to keep you out of the hospital
- You may live a longer and healthier life
## Side effects of Beta-Blockers
- Initially you may feel tired or dizzy. This usually gets better your body adjusts.
- It may take anywhere from 1 to 3 months to feel better. Stick with the regimen because the benefits are tremendous.
- If you have more shortness of breath or weight gain from fluid build-up, notify your provider
**Notes:**
Side effects of Beta-Blockers
- Initially you may feel tired or dizzy. This usually gets better your body adjusts.
- It may take anywhere from 1 to 3 months to feel better. Stick with the regimen because the benefits are tremendous.
- If you have more shortness of breath or weight gain from fluid build-up, notify your provider
## Target Dose
- Usually ACE-Inhibitors and Beta-blockers are started in low doses and increased gradually to the “target doses”
- If you cannot tolerate the higher doses your provider will get to a dose that is best for you.
**Notes:**
Target Dose
- Usually ACE-Inhibitors and Beta-blockers are started in low doses and increased gradually to the “target doses”
- If you cannot tolerate the higher doses your provider will get to a dose that is best for you.
## What is meant by target dose?
- The target dose is the dose which
- has been shown in clinical
- research to give the most benefit
**Notes:**
What is meant by target dose?
The target dose is the dose which has been shown in clinical research to give the most benefit
## For example....
- You may be started on Carvedilol 3.125 mg twice daily
- On your next appointment the dose may be increased to 6.25 mg twice daily
- Would continue doing this till you reach the target dose 25 mg twice daily
**Notes:**
For example....
- You may be started on Carvedilol 3.125 mg twice daily
- On your next appointment the dose may be increased to 6.25 mg twice daily
- Would continue doing this till you reach the target dose 25 mg twice daily
## Spironolactone
- Given to some patients with advanced heart failure
- A low dose reduces symptoms of heart failure
- Helps to keep you out of the hospital
- May increase the potassium level
**Notes:**
Spironolactone
- Given to some patients with advanced heart failure
- A low dose reduces symptoms of heart failure
- Helps to keep you out of the hospital
- May increase the potassium level
## Diuretics (“Water Pills”)
- Examples of these are:
- Furosemide (Lasix)
- Hydrochlorothiazide
- Metolazone
- Bumetanide
**Notes:**
Diuretics (“Water Pills”)
Examples of these are:
- Furosemide (Lasix)
- Hydrochlorothiazide
- Metolazone
- Bumetanide
## Diuretics (“Water Pills”)
- Help your body get rid of excess water. You will feel better and breathe better.
- Try to take these medications in the daytime no later than 4pm
- Your blood will be checked periodically to make sure your potassium level is normal.
**Notes:**
Diuretics (“Water Pills”)
- Help your body get rid of excess water. You will feel better and breathe better.
- Try to take these medications in the daytime no later than 4pm
- Your blood will be checked periodically to make sure your potassium level is normal.
## Potassium Supplements
- When you take a water pill, your body may lose potassium.
- If your blood potassium level is low, then a supplement is prescribed.
**Notes:**
Potassium Supplements
- When you take a water pill, your body may lose potassium.
- If your blood potassium level is low, then a supplement is prescribed.
## Reminder.....
- You may be taking different types of medicines which may increase or decrease your potassium level.
- It is very important to go to your doctor’s appointments to have your labs checked and medications adjusted.
**Notes:**
Reminder.....
- You may be taking different types of medicines which may increase or decrease your potassium level.
- It is very important to go to your doctor’s appointments to have your labs checked and medications adjusted.
## Digoxin
- Helps reduces symptoms of heart failure
- Helps the heart to pump stronger
- Helps to keep you out of the hospital.
- Not given to all heart failure patients.
**Notes:**
Digoxin
- Helps reduces symptoms of heart failure
- Helps the heart to pump stronger
- Helps to keep you out of the hospital.
- Not given to all heart failure patients.
## Digoxin
- Your provider may check your blood digoxin level
- Notify your provider if you experience any of the following:
- Loss of appetite
- Blurry vision
- Stomach pain, nausea, vomiting
- Confusion or extreme tiredness
**Notes:**
Digoxin
- Your provider may check your blood digoxin level
- Notify your provider if you experience any of the following:
- Loss of appetite
- Blurry vision
- Stomach pain, nausea, vomiting
- Confusion or extreme tiredness
## Cholesterol Medicines
- Many of you may be taking:
- Simvastatin (Zocor®), Atorvastatin (Lipitor®), Lovastatin or Fluvastatin
- Some other types include:
- Niacin (Niaspan®)
- Gemfibrozil (Lopid®)
**Notes:**
Cholesterol Medicines
- Many of you may be taking:
Simvastatin (Zocor®), Atorvastatin (Lipitor®), Lovastatin or Fluvastatin
- Some other types include:
Niacin (Niaspan®)
Gemfibrozil (Lopid®)
## Tips to remember
- You should always take your morning medicines before your doctor’s appointment.
- If you miss a dose of a medication, it is important not to double up on the dose.
- Please do not to run out of your medicines
**Notes:**
Tips to remember
- You should always take your morning medicines before your doctor’s appointment.
- If you miss a dose of a medication, it is important not to double up on the dose.
- Please do not to run out of your medicines
## VA automated refill system
- Mail in slips
- Drop slips in box outside outpatient pharmacy
- Touch-tone phone
**Notes:**
VA automated refill system
- Mail in slips
- Drop slips in box outside outpatient pharmacy
- Touch-tone phone | en |
all-txt-docs | 424917 | BENOIST TO VAUDREUIL, DECEMBER, 1752 745
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months' delay as I cannot set out before the end of February or the beginning of March. This very much annoys me as I foresee that you will no longer be at New Orleans by the time I come down.
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1 Isle au Bled was approximately at the present Bolivar, Mississippi. | en |
markdown | 703831 | # Presentation: 703831
## ESA Dose Adjustment in Dialysis Patients: Implications for ESA Prescribing Information
*Robert Provenzano, MD *
*DaVita*
## Relationship between degree of dose reduction and Hb outcomes in patients with initial Hb 12-13 g/dL or Hb > 13 g/dL
- Cohort-1 (Hb 12-13g/dl)
- Hemodialysis Patients
**Hb 12-13 g/dL** end of month, December 2006
- Level of dose decrease in January 2007
- 10-25%, 26-50%, 51-99%, or 100%
- Follow month-to-month Hb changes through June 2007
- Cohort-2 (Hb >13g/dl)
- Hemodialysis Patients
**Hb > 13 g/dL** end of month, December 2006
- Level of dose decrease in January 2007
- 10-25%, 26-50%, 51-99%, or 100%
- Follow Hb changes through June 2007
## Holding Epoetin alfa when Hb is 12-13 g/dL increases relative risk of both low Hb early and high Hb later
*Source: *DaVita internal data
## Holding at Hb > 13 increases risk of Hb < 11 early, > 13 late
*Source: *DaVita internal data
## Larger epoetin dose reductions are associated with higher epoetin dose requirements
*Source: ** *Data from Thamer M et al. *JAMA *297 (15):1667-1674, 2007, Table 2.
## Better anemia management is also associated with higher epoetin dose requirements
*Source: ** *Data from Thamer M et al. *JAMA *297 (15):1667-1674, 2007, Table 2.
## Trend in Standardized Mortality Ratio (SMR) for all Dialysis Patients, 1985-2002
***-19%***
## Administer EPOGEN® at the lowest dose needed to achieve
**Administer**** ****EPOGEN® at the lowest dose needed to achieve **
**a hemoglobin > 11g/dL. Decrease the EPOGEN® dose if **
**the hemoglobin exceeds 12g/dL or the hemoglobin rate **
**of rise exceeds 1g/dL per two weeks or 2g/dL per 4 weeks.**
## Conclusions
- Create Policies & warning specific to the CKD/ESRD population
- Do not encourage withholding epoetin alfa as standard practice or making large dose decreases for Hb values above target:
- Dangerous
- Increases risk of early, serious anemia
- Counterproductive
- Increases risk of later, above-target Hb
- May increase epoetin utilization
- Current CMS regulations and Clinical Performance Measures
- Are safe, sufficient, and well-supported by evidence
- Do not underestimate or undervalue QOL... | en |
markdown | 246354 | # Presentation: 246354
## Three Candidate Nutrient Delivery Systems For A Portable, Lightweight Plant Growth Chamber
- By: Charlie M. Stinson, III
- SLSTP CBS
- PI: Oscar Monje Ph.D.
- July 12, 2004
## Introduction
- Long term space travel by humans may be limited by supplies of food, water, oxygen, and power. The success of a long term manned mission depends on efficient technologies enabling the needs of space crews to be met. Plants can provide food and oxygen, as well as recycle water in bioregenerative systems. The efficiency for food production of plant-based bioregenerative systems can be measured by taking into account the amounts of mass and power needed to produce edible biomass. Measurements of the efficiency of food production in bioregenerative systems in spacecraft can be influenced by environmental factors like chamber aeration rates and the presence of volatile organic compounds. A major component of plant-based systems is the nutrient delivery system (NDS), thus three candidate systems were built and evaluated. The focus of the research is to find the simplest NDS system that will grow the healthiest plants in the shortest amount of time. The radish (*Raphanus sativus L*.) was the selected plant for this research because of its quick growth ability and low maintenance.
## Purpose of Research
- Design, build and test three nutrient delivery systems for the root trays from the Biomass Production Educational System
- Hydroponic – re-circulating nutrient solution
- Substrate – time released nutrient
- Conventional Pot – time released nutrient
**Fig 1.** Hydroponic, Substrate-based and Conventional Pot NDS.
## Materials and Methods
- Hydroponic, substrate-based, and conventional potting systems were tested using a common root tray (0.25m2), chamber walls and lighting system (fig. 1). The root trays were planted at the same planting density (160 plants/m2). Light level was 200 umol/m-2s-1 during germination and adjusted to 300 umol/m-2s-1 6 days after planting (DAP). The hydroponic system contains a pump, a reservoir, a tube irrigation system, and a pH controller. In this system, Hoagland’s (1X) nutrient solution is re-circulated and electrical conductivity was adjusted daily. The substrate-based system contains a controlled pump, a porous tube irrigation system, a root tray (0.25m2) in area, and a stand pipe. Water was delivered by the stand pipe in this system through the force of gravity. Osmocote, a time released fertilizer (7g/L), supplied nutrients in this system. 1-2mm arcillite was used as the media. The conventional pot system contains a root tray (0.25m2) in area, and twenty planting pots (50:50 peat/vermiculte). Hoagland’s (1x) nutrient solution was delivered by means of a capillary mat. The nutrient solution is delivered to each pot through the capillary mat by capillary action from a water reservoir.
- Conclusions
- The potted NDS had the lowest mass, used the smallest amount of power, required the least amount of time to plant, and it had the smallest biomass. The hydroponic and substrate-based systems had similar masses, power use, required similar amounts of time to plant, and had nearly the same biomass at 21 DAP. | en |
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td><p>00608J</p></td>
<td><p>3116</p></td>
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<td><p>0.01650</p></td>
<td><p>0.00793</p></td>
<td><p>0.005</p></td>
<td><p>0.0165</p></td>
<td><p>0.033</p></td>
<td><p>Y</p></td>
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<tr class="even">
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<td><p>00613I</p></td>
<td><p>3117</p></td>
<td><p>0.00094</p></td>
<td><p>0.00099</p></td>
<td><p>0.00055</p></td>
<td><p>0.001</p></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td><p>N</p></td>
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<td><p>00671L</p></td>
<td><p>3118</p></td>
<td><p>0.00684</p></td>
<td><p>0.00112</p></td>
<td><p>0.00289</p></td>
<td><p>0.003</p></td>
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<td><p><del>0.014</del></p></td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td><p><strong>Labcode</strong></p></td>
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<td><p><strong>N</strong></p></td>
<td><p><strong>Expected</strong></p></td>
<td><p><strong>False Neg</strong></p></td>
<td><p><strong>P-value</strong></p></td>
<td><p><strong>distribution</strong></p></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="even">
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td><p>00608J</p></td>
<td><p>3116</p></td>
<td><p>066108W</p></td>
<td><p>14</p></td>
<td><p>0.01</p></td>
<td><p>0</p></td>
<td><p>0.4538</p></td>
<td><p>Normal</p></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td><p>06Bk</p></td>
<td><p>11</p></td>
<td><p>.</p></td>
<td><p>0</p></td>
<td><p>0.7294</p></td>
<td><p>Normal</p></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="odd">
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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| | ode** | ion** | | ted** | Neg** | lue** | ribut |
| | | | | | | | ion** |
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| 0613I | | 6108W | | | | .4257 | ormal |
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| | | 06Bk | 12 | . | 0 | 0 | N |
| | | | | | | .1224 | ormal |
+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
| | | | | | | | |
+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
| **Tes | * | ** | **N** | ** | **F | * | * |
| tID** | *Labc | Solut | | Expec | alse | *P-va | *dist |
| | ode** | ion** | | ted** | Neg** | lue** | ribut |
| | | | | | | | ion** |
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| | | | | | | | |
+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
| 0 | 3118 | 06 | 13 | 0.006 | 0 | 0 | N |
| 0671L | | 6108W | | | | .4539 | ormal |
+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+
| | | 06Bk | 12 | . | 0 | 0 | N |
| | | | | | | .2517 | ormal |
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markdown | 208086 | # Presentation: 208086
## VTEC In the New NWS Flood Products for Forecast Points
**VTEC In the New NWS Flood****Products for Forecast Points**
## VTEC is new coding which provides for enhanced automated processing, storage, and display of NWS products.
It occurs right after each Universal Geographic Code (UGC) line.
It involves two lines (strings) of code – a line of Primary VTEC, or P-VTEC, followed by the Hydrologic VTEC, or H-VTEC, on the next line.
It requires a new segmented format to be used so the encoded VTEC information can be closely linked to text describing the flood situation at each forecast point.
**It occurs right after each Universal Geographic Code (UGC) line.**
**It involves two lines (strings) of code – a line of Primary VTEC, or P-VTEC, followed by the Hydrologic VTEC, or H-VTEC, on the next line.**
**It requires a new **_**segmented**_** format to be used so the encoded VTEC information can be closely linked to text describing the flood situation at each forecast point.**
**VTEC (Valid Time Event Code) in Flood Products – What Is It?**
**Notes:**
The National Weather Service (NWS) has been implementing the Valid Time Event Code, or VTEC, in stages since early 2005. The time arrived in Spring, 2006 to start implementing VTEC in flood products for forecast points. For some users of NWS hydrologic products, this may be the first time they have really had to gain an understanding of VTEC. Some basic facts about VTEC which are of interest to hydrologic product users include:
VTEC is new coding which provides for enhanced automated processing, storage, and display of National Weather Service (NWS) products.
VTEC information occurs right after each Universal Geographic Code (UGC) line in NWS products.
In hydrologic products, VTEC involves two lines (or strings) of code – a line of Primary VTEC, or P-VTEC, followed by the Hydrologic VTEC, or H-VTEC, on the next line.
In flood products for forecast points, VTEC requires a new segmented format to be used so the encoded VTEC information can be closely linked to text describing the flood situation at each forecast point.
The complete rules of VTEC can be found in NWS Instruction 10-1703, Valid Time Event Code (VTEC). This directive is quite long and is best used as reference material when you need information on a specific topic.
## A segment is a specially designated portion of a product devoted to a specific geographic area.
A segment starts with a UGC line and ends with a double dollar sign ($$).
A product has more than one segment when it is desirable to provide unique descriptions of what is occurring and/or expected in multiple geographic areas.
**A segment starts with a UGC line and ends with a double dollar sign ($$).**
**A product has more than one segment when it is desirable to provide unique descriptions of what is occurring and/or expected in multiple geographic areas.**
**What Is A Segment?**
**In flood products for forecast points, each segment is built around one forecast point instead of a geographic area.**
- Mississippi River at St. Louis forecast point
- ↓
**Notes:**
The fourth bullet on the previous page referred to a “segmented format.” The concept of a “segment” or “segmented format” may be new to some users, so some further explanation of these terms may be of benefit:
A segment is a specially designated portion of a product containing information devoted to a specific geographic area.
Each segment in a NWS product starts with a UGC line and ends with a double dollar sign ($$).
A product will have more than one segment when it is desirable to provide unique descriptions of what is occurring or expected to occur in more than one geographic area.
In flood products for forecast points, each segment is built around one forecast point instead of a “geographic area.” This is called “segmentation by forecast point.” This is different from most NWS products such as severe thunderstorm warnings or winter weather advisories, which are issued for areas and each segment is for one or more counties or zones.
The concept of a forecast point is central to an understanding of how flood products for forecast points are different from other NWS products. The map in the lower right corner illustrates the location of a single forecast point – the Mississippi River at St. Louis. The forecast point is a river gage, which in this case is located in the middle of the river on the Eads Bridge just east of downtown St. Louis. The observed and forecast stages at this forecast point represent conditions in a river reach upstream and downstream from this location. Government officials and other users at various locations along this reach monitor observations and forecasts for the St. Louis forecast point and know when to take action. For example operators of the Chouteau Island Pump Station, which is about 9 miles upstream from the forecast point, know that their station begins to flood when the St. Louis gage reaches a stage of 44.1 feet.
## In the old, unsegmented flood products:
There is only one UGC, which is located at the top of the product, right after the NWS Communications Identifier Block,
The single UGC at the top of the product contains all the county codes for the entire product,
The end of the product is marked with a $$, and
Several forecast points could be covered in the product, but there is only one $$ at the end of the product.
**There is only one UGC, which is located at the top of the product, right after the NWS Communications Identifier Block,**
**The single UGC at the top of the product contains all the county codes for the entire product,**
**The end of the product is marked with a $$, and**
**Several forecast points could be covered in the product, but there is only one $$ at the end of the product.**
**What Is A Segment (cont.)?**
**Notes:**
The new, segmented flood products for forecast points will look quite different from the old, unsegmented products issued by the NWS prior to roughly Spring, 2006. In the old, unsegmented flood products that the NWS has issued until now:
There is only one UGC for the entire product, which is located at the top, right after the NWS Communications Identifier Block,
The single UGC at the top of the product contains all the county codes for the entire product,
The very end of the product is marked with a $$, and
Several forecast points could be covered in the product, but there is only one $$ at the end of the product.
## In the new, segmented flood products:
There is no UGC at the top of the product – instead, a UGC is found at the start of each segment,
The UGC at the start of each segment describes only the county(s) covered in that segment,
Each segment provides information for one forecast point,
Because a county may have more than one forecast point, the same county FIPS code may appear in more than one UGC,
VTEC for each forecast point is found right after the UGC for each forecast point,
The flood information appears in a new bullet format, and
A $$ appears at the end of each segment.
**There is no UGC at the top of the product – instead, a UGC is found at the start of each segment,**
**The UGC at the start of each segment describes only the county(s) covered in that segment,**
**Each segment provides information for one forecast point,**
**Because a county may have more than one forecast point, the same county FIPS code may appear in more than one UGC,**
**VTEC for each forecast point is found right after the UGC for each forecast point,**
**The flood information appears in a new bullet format, and**
**A $$ appears at the end of each segment.**
**What Is A Segment (cont.)?**
**Notes:**
In the new, segmented flood products:
There is no UGC near the top of the product – instead, a UGC is found at the start of each segment,
The UGC at the start of each segment describes only the county(s) covered in that particular segment,
Each segment provides warning, watch or advisory information as well as observation and forecast information for one forecast point,
Because a county may have more than one forecast point, the same county FIPS code may appear in more than one UGC,
VTEC for each forecast point is provided right after the UGC for each forecast point,
The warning, watch or advisory information as well as observation and forecast information for the forecast point is provided in a new bullet format, and
A $$ appears at the end of each segment and at the end of the product.
A brief side note - NWS products can be recognized as segmented or unsegmented by the location of the UGC line – if the UGC line occurs at the top of the product before the MND header block, the product is considered unsegmented. If the UGC line occurs after the MND header block, the product is segmented even if it has only one segment.
## Segmentation by forecast point has four main advantages for users:
Provides a way to encode vital flood information for individual forecast points.
Provides for a standardized format for presenting information which is specific to the type of product and the current situation.
Provides a point-specific code - the NWS location identifier (NWSLI) - which can be used to sort, store, and distribute information on floods at specific forecast points.
Allows each individual segment to be linked to the forecast point hydrograph on the NWS Rivers web page.
**Provides a way to encode vital flood information for individual forecast points.**
**Provides for a standardized format for presenting information which is specific to the type of product and the current situation.**
**Provides a point-specific code - the NWS location identifier (NWSLI) - which can be used to sort, store, and distribute information on floods at specific forecast points.**
**Allows each individual segment to be linked to the forecast point hydrograph on the NWS Rivers web page.**
**What Is A Segment (cont.)?**
**Notes:**
As stated earlier, a segment is a subdivision of a watch, warning, or advisory product which is specially configured to address a specific geographic area. We have shown how segments in flood products for forecast points cover individual forecast points rather than geographic areas. We have also shown how a product can consist of one or more segments. Segmentation by forecast point has four main advantages for users:
It provides a way to encode vital flood information for individual forecast points.
It provides for a standardized way for presenting information in each segment which is specific to the type of product and the current situation.
It provides a point-specific code - the NWS location identifier (NWSLI) - which can be used to sort, store, and distribute information on floods at specific forecast points.
It allows each individual segment to be linked to the forecast point hydrograph on the NWS Rivers web page.
## Here is what a segment in a flood product could look like:
NCC049-107-070200- /O.NEW.KMHX.FL.W.0001.080407T1300Z-000000T0000Z/ /KINN7.1.ER.080407T1300Z.080412T0100Z.000000T0000Z.NO/ 1200 PM EDT FRI APR 6 2008 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NEWPORT HAS ISSUED A * FLOOD WARNING FOR NEUSE RIVER AT KINSTON * FROM SATURDAY MORNING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE * AT 9 AM EDT FRIDAY THE STAGE WAS... 13.5 FEET * MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST * FLOOD STAGE IS...14.0 FEET * FORECAST...FLOOD STAGE WILL BE REACHED AT 900 AM SATURDAY. MAXIMUM STAGE WILL BE 15.0 FEET AT 900 PM EDT WEDNESDAY. THE RIVER MAY REMAIN ABOVE FLOOD STAGE FOR SEVERAL WEEKS. THE EXACT FLOOD DURATION IS
DIFFICULT TO PREDICT DUE TO THE VERY SLOW RISE AND FALL TIMES FOR THIS RIVER.
* AT 14 FEET...WATER WILL BEGIN TO OVERFLOW INTO LOWLANDS ADJACENT TO THE NEUSE RIVER. $$
**NCC049-107-070200-****/O.NEW.KMHX.FL.W.0001.080407T1300Z-000000T0000Z/****/KINN7.1.ER.080407T1300Z.080412T0100Z.000000T0000Z.NO/****1200 PM EDT FRI APR 6 2008****THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NEWPORT HAS ISSUED A***** FLOOD WARNING FOR**** NEUSE RIVER AT KINSTON***** FROM SATURDAY MORNING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE***** AT 9 AM EDT FRIDAY THE STAGE WAS... 13.5 FEET***** MINOR FLOODING IS FORECAST***** FLOOD STAGE IS...14.0 FEET***** FORECAST...FLOOD STAGE WILL BE REACHED AT 900 AM SATURDAY. MAXIMUM**** STAGE WILL BE 15.0 FEET AT 900 PM EDT WEDNESDAY. THE RIVER MAY REMAIN**** ABOVE FLOOD STAGE FOR SEVERAL WEEKS. THE EXACT FLOOD DURATION IS**
** ****DIFFICULT TO PREDICT DUE TO THE VERY SLOW RISE AND FALL TIMES FOR**** THIS RIVER.**
*** AT 14 FEET...WATER WILL BEGIN TO OVERFLOW INTO LOWLANDS ADJACENT **** TO THE NEUSE RIVER.****$$**
**What Is A Segment (cont.)?**
- Neuse River at Kinston ↓
**Notes:**
Here is what a single segment in a flood product could look like. This segment would appear in a flood warning for forecast points. Note the UGC, P-VTEC, H-VTEC, and time stamp lines at the top followed by the bullets below. A double dollar sign ($$) indicates the end of the segment. Several such segments could exist in a single flood product.
## Where Do the Segments Fit
Into A Complete Product?
**Into A Complete Product?**
**WGUS42 KMHX 061600****FLWMHX**
**BULLETIN - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED ****FLOOD WARNING****NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEWPORT/MOREHEAD CITY NC****1200 PM EDT FRI APR 6 2008**
**...THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NEWPORT HAS ISSUED A FLOOD WARNING****FOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS IN NORTH CAROLINA...**** NEUSE RIVER AT KINSTON AFFECTING CRAVEN AND LENOIR COUNTIES**** TAR RIVER AT GREENVILLE AFFECTING PITT COUNTY**
**.HEAVY RAINFALL LAST NIGHT IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA HAS CAUSED THE****ALREADY HIGH NEUSE AND TAR RIVERS TO RISE NEAR OR ABOVE FLOOD STAGE.****THESE RIVERS RISE AND FALL VERY SLOWLY...SO MINOR FLOODING WILL****PERSIST ALONG THEM FOR SEVERAL DAYS.****NEVER DRIVE CARS...TRUCKS OR SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES THROUGH FLOODED****AREAS. THE WATER MAY BE TOO DEEP TO ALLOW FOR SAFE PASSAGE.****ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE AT****HTTP://AHPS.ERH.NOAA.GOV/CGI‐BIN/AHPS.CGI?MHX /LOWER CASE/**
**THE NEXT STATEMENT WILL BE ISSUED THIS EVENING AT 1000 PM.**
- NCC049-107-070200-/O.NEW.KMHX.FL.W.0001.080407T1300Z-000000T0000Z//KINN7.1.ER.080407T1300Z.080412T0100Z.000000T0000Z.NO/1200 PM EDT FRI APR 6 2008
- THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NEWPORT HAS ISSUED A* FLOOD WARNING FOR NEUSE RIVER AT KINSTON* * (Additional bullets) *
- $$
- NCC147-070200-/O.NEW.KMHX.FL.W.0002.080406T1600Z-080410T1000Z//PGVN7.1.ER.080406T0400Z.080408T1200Z.080410T1000Z.NO/1200 PM EDT FRI APR 6 2008
- THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NEWPORT HAS ISSUED A* FLOOD WARNING FOR TAR RIVER AT GREENVILLE*
- * (Additional bullets)
- *
- $$
**}**
**NWS Communications Identifier* and MND** Header Blocks**
**General Overview/ Synopsis Section **
- }
- **Mass News Disseminator, see 10-1701:
- http://www.nws.noaa.gov/directives/sym/pd01017001curr.pdf
- * See http://www.nws.noaa.gov/tg/awips.html
## }
- BULLETIN - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED FLOOD WARNINGNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEWPORT/MOREHEAD CITY NC1200 PM EDT FRI APR 6 2008
- ...THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NEWPORT HAS ISSUED A FLOOD WARNINGFOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS IN NORTH CAROLINA... NEUSE RIVER AT KINSTON AFFECTING CRAVEN AND LENOIR COUNTIES TAR RIVER AT GREENVILLE AFFECTING PITT COUNTY
- .HEAVY RAINFALL LAST NIGHT IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA HAS CAUSED THEALREADY HIGH NEUSE AND TAR RIVERS TO RISE NEAR OR ABOVE FLOOD STAGE.THESE RIVERS RISE AND FALL VERY SLOWLY...SO MINOR FLOODING WILLPERSIST ALONG THEM FOR SEVERAL DAYS.NEVER DRIVE CARS...TRUCKS OR SPORT UTILITY VEHICLES THROUGH FLOODEDAREAS. THE WATER MAY BE TOO DEEP TO ALLOW FOR SAFE PASSAGE.ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE AT_[HTTP://AHPS.ERH.NOAA.GOV/CGI-BIN/AHPS.CGI?MHX](http://ahps.erh.noaa.gov/CGI-BIN/AHPS.CGI?MHX)__ /LOWER CASE/_
- THE NEXT STATEMENT WILL BE ISSUED THIS EVENING AT 1000 PM.
**NCC049-107-070200-****/O.NEW.KMHX.FL.W.0001.080407T1300Z-000000T0000Z/****/KINN7.1.ER.080407T1300Z.080412T0100Z.000000T0000Z.NO/****1200 PM EDT FRI APR 6 2008**
**THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NEWPORT HAS ISSUED A***** FLOOD WARNING FOR**** NEUSE RIVER AT KINSTON***** ***** (Additional bullets) *********$$**
**NCC147-070200-****/O.NEW.KMHX.FL.W.0002.080406T1600Z-080410T1000Z/****/PGVN7.1.ER.080406T0400Z.080408T1200Z.080410T1000Z.NO/****1200 PM EDT FRI APR 6 2008**
**THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NEWPORT HAS ISSUED A***** FLOOD WARNING FOR**** TAR RIVER AT GREENVILLE***** **
*** (Additional bullets)**
*****
**$$**
**First Segment**
**Second Segment**
*Note: bullet text *
*shortened to fit *
*on this page*
- ↓
**Where Do the Segments Fit**
**Into A Complete Product? (cont.)**
**Notes:**
After the optional general overview/synopsis section, or the MND Header Block if no general overview headline and/or general synopsis were included, the remainder of the product will consist of one or more segments. This slide highlights the two segments in our sample product using a bold white font. Note that each segment has its own UGC, P-VTEC, H-VTEC, and time stamp lines. Each segment starts with a UGC line and ends with a double dollar sign ($$). Note also that several bullets were left out of each segment so that the entire product could be shown on a single slide. An example of what a complete segment could look like was shown two slides earlier.
## NWS Communications Identifier Block
MND Header Block
General Overview Headline (optional)
General Synopsis (optional)
One or More Segments
UGC
P-VTEC
H-VTEC
Date/Time stamp
Segment bullets
Optional tabular forecast values
**MND Header Block**
**General Overview Headline (optional)**
**General Synopsis (optional)**
**One or More Segments**
**UGC**
**P-VTEC**
**H-VTEC**
**Date/Time stamp**
**Segment bullets**
**Optional tabular forecast values**
**Summary - Overall Product Layout**
**Notes:**
To summarize, each NWS flood product for forecast points consists of an NWS Communications Identifier Block, MND Header Block, optional General Overview Headline, optional General Synopsis, and one or more segments. Each segment is made up of five parts – a UGC line, P-VTEC line, H-VTEC line, Date/time stamp, and bullets, plus a sixth item that hasn’t been discussed until now – optional tabular forecast values. Tabular forecast values are just the numerical forecast information that was issued for the forecast point, shown in table format. These tabular forecast values, if provided, are separated from the rest of the segment information by a double ampersand (&&).
## WGA1A2ii cccc ddhhmm (BBB) NNNXXX
<Broadcast Instruction Line>
<Product Type Line>
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE <city state>
hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy
**<Broadcast Instruction Line>**
**<Product Type Line>**
**NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE <city state>**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy***** ***
**NWS Communications Identifier and MND Header Blocks**
**These two blocks appear at the top of all NWS products. Here is a generic format (see **_[NWSI 10-1701](http://www.nws.noaa.gov/directives/sym/pd01017001curr.pdf)__ for details):_
**}**
**NWS Communications Identifier Block **
- }
**MND Header Block**** **
**In flood products for forecast points, NNN in the second line of the NWS Communications Identifier Block could be:**
**FLW (for Flood Warning for Forecast Points)**
**FLS (for Flood Statement – Follow-up to Flood Warning for Forecast Points)**
**FFA (for Flood Watch for Forecast Points) *******
**FLS (for Flood Advisory for Forecast Points) *******
** ***** This product only issued in some parts of the U.S.**
**Notes:**
All NWS products start off with two header blocks – the NWS Communications Identifier (CI) Block and the Mass News Disseminator (MND) Block. In flood products for forecast points, the three letters used for NNN in the second line of the NWS Communications Identifier Block could be any of the following:.
FLW (for Flood Warning for Forecast Points)
FLS (for Flood Statement – Follow-up to Flood Warning for Forecast Points)
FFA (for Flood Watch for Forecast Points)
FLS (for Flood Advisory for Forecast Points)
The last two products listed here are only issued in some parts of the U.S., so you may not ever see them issued for your area of interest.
## ...THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN <WFO location> HAS ISSUED A FLOOD
WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS IN <geographic area>...
<river> AT <location> AFFECTING <county #1> COUNTY
<river> AT <location> AFFECTING <county #1> AND
<county #2> COUNTIES
<river> AT <location> AFFECTING <county #1>...
<county #2> AND <county #3> COUNTIES
.<general synopsis>
<(optional:) call-to-action statement>
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE AT <Web site URL>
THE NEXT STATEMENT WILL BE ISSUED <time/day phrase>.
** ****WARNING FOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS IN <geographic area>...**
** ****<****river> AT <location> AFFECTING <county #1> COUNTY**
** ****<river> AT <location> AFFECTING <county #1> AND**
** ****<county #2> COUNTIES**
** ****<river> AT <location> AFFECTING <county #1>...**
** ****<county #2> AND <county #3> COUNTIES**
**.<general synopsis>**
**<(optional:) call-to-action statement>**
**ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE AT <****Web site URL****>**
**THE NEXT STATEMENT WILL BE ISSUED <time/day phrase>.**
**General Overview/Synopsis Section**
**This section is optional and, if used, appears after the MND header block. Here is a generic format that is often used (but not required):**
- }
**General Overview Headline **
- }
**General Synopsis **
**Note: the optional general overview/synopsis section is completely free-format and is laid out to meet the requirements of local users. The only way for an automated procedure to know when this section is over and the actual product segments begin is to recognize the first UGC line, which ends in dash<6 digits>dash (-######-), or the first VTEC line after the UGC, which starts with a forward slash (/).**
**Notes:**
Now let’s start looking at the new format features of the NWS’s flood products for forecast points. First, a few notes should be made about the optional general overview/synopsis section, which occurs after the MND header block but before the product segments.
First, this general overview/synopsis section may consist of one or more general overview headlines, a general synopsis, or both.
Second, the general overview headlines in this section use the same format as the headlines used in other NWS products such as winter storm warnings – that is, each one starts and ends with three dots. However, no standardized wording exists for the text between the dots. A typical headline could read “...The National Weather Service in Rapid City has issued a flood warning for the following rivers in western South Dakota...,” but other wording could be used. After such a headline, a list of the rivers, forecast points, and counties covered in the warning could be provided. This list of rivers, forecast points, and counties might be indented, but would not have to start and end in three dots.
Third, the general synopsis, if provided, occurs after the headline and consists of one or more paragraphs describing the current hydrometeorological situation. Other paragraphs such as a call-to-action statement and a sentence pointing a web site for additional information could also be included as part of the general synopsis. The only format requirement that can be assumed for the general synopsis is that the first paragraph will start with a single dot.
Lastly, the general overview/synopsis section in a flood product will not necessarily look like the one shown here. The format for this section is determined by each WFO in coordination with its local users. The only way for an automated procedure processing NWS products to know when this section is over and the actual product segments begin is to recognize the first UGC line, which ends in dash<six digits>dash (-######-), or the first VTEC line after the first UGC line, which starts with a forward slash (/).
## Beginning of A Segment
**stC001-002-ddhhmm-**
**/k.aaa.cccc.pp.s.####.yymmddThhnnZ****B****-yymmddThhnnZ****E****/**
**/nwsli.s.ic.yymmddThhnnZ****B****.yymmddThhnnZ****C****.yymmddThhnnZ****E****.fr/**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy**
**UGC line ****(see **_[NWSI 10-1701](http://www.nws.noaa.gov/directives/sym/pd01017001curr.pdf)__ for details)_
**Primary VTEC (P-VTEC) line (string)**
**Hydrologic VTEC (H-VTEC) line (string)**
**Date/Time stamp**
**1.**
**2.**
**3.**
**4.**
**At the start of each segment in flood products for forecast points, four lines provide the encoded information needed to define the segment:**
**Notes:**
After the optional general overview headline/synopsis section, or the MND header block if there is no general overview headline/synopsis section, comes the core of flood products for forecast points – the segments. At the start of each segment, there are four lines providing the encoded information needed to define the segment. As shown in the enlarged view here, these four lines are:
The UGC line, for which details can be found in NWS Instruction 10-1701,
The Primary VTEC (P-VTEC) line,
The Hydrologic VTEC (H-VTEC) line, and
The Date/Time stamp.
Collectively, these four lines provide encoded information needed to identify the states and counties affected by the actual or potential flood event, the actual forecast point involved, and the event status as defined in the primary and hydrologic VTEC lines.
## Beginning of A Segment: UGC Line
**stC001-002-ddhhmm-**
- /k.aaa.cccc.pp.s.####.yymmddThhnnZB-yymmddThhnnZE/
- /nwsli.s.ic.yymmddThhnnZB.yymmddThhnnZC.yymmddThhnnZE.fr/
- hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy
**st ..,..........................**** ****Two-letter standard P.O. state identifier**
**C .............................**** ****UGC format code meaning number(s) that**
** ****follow represent county(s) or independent**
** ****city(s) ****(note: zone codes used in flood watch)**
**001-002 ..................**** ****Placeholder for appropriate FIPS county or**
** ****independent city number(s)**
**-ddhhmm- ..............**** ****Product purge date (dd), hour (hh), and**
** ****minute (mm) in UTC**
**Note: See NWS Instruction 10-1702 for details on UGCs**
**Notes:**
As stated earlier, the beginning of a segment is defined by a UGC line. This training will not go into much detail on the content of this line, as most users are already familiar with UGCs. NWS Instruction 10-1702 contains all the official procedures and guidelines on UGCs. One fact worthy of note here is that county codes will be used in flood warnings for forecast points, flood statements – follow-up to flood warnings for forecast points, and flood advisories for forecast points. The only exception to this is in Alaska, which must use zone codes because there are no counties in that state. Also, for the foreseeable future, zone codes will be used in all flood watches for forecast points to match what is used in areal flood watch products.
## Beginning of A Segment: P-VTEC Line
- stC001-002-ddhhmm-
**/k.aaa.cccc.pp.s.####.yymmddThhnnZ****B****-yymmddThhnnZ****E****/**
- /nwsli.s.ic.yymmddThhnnZB.yymmddThhnnZC.yymmddThhnnZE.fr/
- hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy
**k ..............................**** ****Product Class (fixed identifier)**
**aaa ..........................**** ****Action Code**
**cccc ........................**** ****Identifier for Issuing Office**
**pp ...........................**** ****Phenomena Code**
**s ..............................**** ****Significance Code**
**#### ........................**** ****Event Tracking Number (ETN)**
**yymmddThhnnZ****B**** ..**** ****Event Beginning Date/Time**
**yymmddThhnnZ****E ****..**** ****Event Ending Date/Time**
**yymmdd - Year, Month, and Day**
**hhnn - Hour and Minute in UTC**
**“****T” & “Z” - non-numeric characters (FIPS/ANSI)**
**Notes:**
Let’s focus on the P-VTEC line (or string) for a moment. The first element in this line is Product Class “k,” a fixed identifier which can have the value of “O,” indicating this is operational VTEC in an operational product; “T,” indicating a test product with test VTEC (such as those issued during special awareness weeks announced by the NWS); “X,” indicating an operational product with test VTEC; or “E,” indicating an experimental product with experimental VTEC.
Next comes the Action Code “aaa,” which identifies the current status of the watch, warning, or advisory for the possible, expected, or occurring flood event. Several possible Action Codes exist to identify product status – for example, “NEW” indicates the first product issuance for an event, “CON” indicates the watch, warning, or advisory continues to be in effect, and “CAN” indicates the watch, warning, or advisory is cancelled. NWS Instruction 10-1703 contains descriptions of all available Action Codes.
Next comes the cccc identifier. This is just a four-letter code (upper case) which identifies the issuing NWS office.
Next comes the Phenomena Code “pp,” which for hydrologic events identifies the type of flood event in terms of urgency and areal coverage. For the products covered in this training, the only available Phenomena Code is “FL” for flood. Other NWS hydrologic products not covered in this training may use FA for areal flooding and FF for flash flooding.
Next comes the Significance Code “s,” which identifies the level of importance and certainty of the hydrologic event in terms of classic NWS watch/warning/advisory/statement terminology. Four possible letters can be used for this code in flood products for forecast points – “W,” indicating a warning; “A,” indicating a watch; “Y,” indicating an advisory; and “S,” indicating non-flood information will be provided.
Next comes the Event Tracking Number (ETN) “####,” which is a four-digit number assigned to keep track of the event in terms of how it is addressed by various VTEC actions and/or products issued over its lifetime. It is important to note here that the way an event as addressed by VTEC is not the same as what would normally be thought of as an event in weather or hydrologic terms. In the context of VTEC, an event is a specific combination of phenomenon (e.g., type of weather or flood activity) and how it is characterized in terms of its level of significance and certainty (e.g., a Watch, Warning, or Advisory). A good way of illustrating this difference is to look at a fictitious flood situation. Assume that a few days before a flood event at a forecast point, the level of certainty that it would occur was somewhat low. A flood watch for the forecast point would be issued, assuming we’re in an area where that product is used. A segment in that product would have an ETN assigned to it, say 0005, if it were the fifth flood watch for a forecast point during the year. Now, say a day or two passes and the flood becomes imminent – so a flood warning is issued for the same forecast point. However, with VTEC, there is no guarantee that the ETN in the new flood warning would be 0005 as it was in the earlier watch. In fact, if it were the first flood warning issued by the NWS office during that year, the ETN would be 0001. This shows how you can’t count on the ETN remaining constant as a series of watches, warnings, and/or advisories are issued for a forecast point throughout what we would usually think of as “an event.”
Last in the P-VTEC line, we find the Event Beginning Date/Time and Event Ending Date/Time groups. (time in UTC). These dates and times identify when the event is expected to begin and end. For many flood events, the duration is so long and/or the river’s drop in elevation per mile is so small that it is impossible to identify when the flood event will end. In such cases, zeros are used for the event ending date and time until the end of the flood can be forecast.
## Beginning of A Segment: H-VTEC Line
- stC001-002-ddhhmm-
- /k.aaa.cccc.pp.s.####.yymmddThhnnZB-yymmddThhnnZE/
**/nwsli.s.ic.yymmddThhnnZ****B****.yymmddThhnnZ****C****.yymmddThhnnZ****E****.fr/**
- hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy
**nwsli .......................NWS Location Identifier**
**s ..............................Flood Severity Code**
**ic .............................Immediate Cause**
**yymmddThhnnZ****B**** ..Flood Beginning Date/Time**
**yymmddThhnnZ****C**** ..Flood Crest Date/Time**
**yymmddThhnnZ****E**** ..Flood Ending Date/Time**
**yymmdd - Year, Month, and Day**
**hhnn - Hour and Minute in UTC**
**“****T” & “Z” - non-numeric characters (FIPS/ANSI)**
**fr .............................Flood Record Status**
**Notes:**
Now let’s look at the H-VTEC line, which appears in all NWS hydrologic products. The first element in this line is the NWS location identifier “nwsli.” An NWSLI is a unique character/number combination assigned by the NWS to identify a specific location. An NWSLI is included in the H-VTEC to allow user applications to link the latest NWS flood information provided in the segment to a specific geographic location.
Next comes the Flood Severity Code “s.” In flood warnings for forecast points, the Flood Severity code can be 1 for minor flooding, 2 for moderate flooding, 3 for major flooding, and N for no flooding.
Next comes the two-letter immediate cause code “ic,” which identifies the hydrometeorological cause for the flood event. In flood products, the most common entries for this field will be ER for excessive rainfall, SM for snowmelt, and RS for rain and snowmelt. However, other two-letter codes exist for a variety of causes, which are listed in NWS Instruction 10-1703.
Next come the Flood Begin Date/Time, Flood Crest Date/Time, and Flood End Date/Time groups. There are a few things to note here about these date/time groups:
The Flood Begin Date/Time in the H-VTEC line will usually be the same as the Event Beginning Date/Time in the P-VTEC line. However, if the observed flooding began before the first flood warning was issued, the Flood Begin Date/Time in the H-VTEC line will be the time when flood stage was observed or estimated to have been exceeded while the Event Beginning Date/Time in the P-VTEC line will be the date/time when the flood warning was first issued.
The Flood End Date/Time in the H-VTEC line will usually not be the same as the Event Ending Date/Time in the P-VTEC line. The Flood End Date/Time is just the best available estimate of when the river will drop below flood stage. The Event Ending Date/Time is set to be later than the Flood End Date/Time -- often by six hours or more -- to allow time for an observation to be received confirming that the stream has dropped below flood stage. Also, when a flood warning for a forecast point has to be cancelled before the Event Ending Date/Time provided in the previously issued product, .the Flood Ending Date/Time in the H-VTEC line will be encoded with the time the flooding actually ended, while the Event Ending Date/Time in the P‐VTEC line will retain the time provided in the previously issued product.
The Flood Record Status “fr” comes at the end of the H-VTEC line. In flood products for forecast points, there are three possible values for “fr” – NO, if a record flood is not expected; NR, if a near record or record flood is expected; or UU, if the forecast point has no period of record to use for comparisons.
## How Many Different Types of Segments Are There?
***Several different types as determined by:***
**The action being taken for the current hydro****-****meteorological situation, as indicated by the Action Code (aaa) in the P-VTEC line (e.g., a NEW segment for a newly issued flood warning), **
**The kind of product, as indicated by NNN in the second line of the NWS communications block (e.g., FLW, FLS), and**
**Special hydrologic situations (e.g., increase in flood category).**
**Notes:**
With VTEC, several types of segments are defined for flood products for forecast points according to three general criteria:
The type of action being taken for the point defined by the segment. For example, if an event is just starting and a new flood warning needs to be issued, an Initial Issuance segment type is created with the VTEC action code NEW.
The kind of product being issued, as indicated by the three letters used for NNN in the second line of the NWS communications block. For example, only certain types of segments can be issued under the FLW (flood warning) identifier, while other types of segments can be issued under the FLS (flood statement) identifier.
Special hydrologic situations, such as when there is an increase in forecast flood category.
The relationships between segment type and these criteria will be explained more in later slides.
## Types of Segments In Flood Warnings for Forecast Points (FLW)
**Initial Issuance (NEW)**
**Non-flood (ROU)**
**Note: this is often used in FLS also**
**Category Increase (CON or EXT)**
**Correction (COR)**
**No additional details will be provided for COR segments on subsequent slides – they are just revisions of previously issued segments with VTEC action code aaa reset to COR .**
**Notes:**
There are four kinds of segments used in products issued under the flood warning (or FLW) identifier:
The first and most commonly issued segment type is the Initial Issuance Segment. This type uses the VTEC action code NEW and is for when a flood warning is issued for a forecast point for the first time in an event.
The second segment type is the Routine or Non-flood Segment. This type uses the VTEC action code ROU and is used to provide observations, forecasts, and other information for a forecast point that is not currently expected to go into flood. Routine segments may also be issued in flood statements following up flood warnings for forecast points. Many NWS Weather Forecast Offices include this type of segment in their flood warnings and statements to give users a complete picture of all forecast points in a river or river reach.
The third type is the Category Increase Segment. This type uses the VTEC action code CON or EXT and is for the special case when flooding has or is expected to increase in category, such as from minor to moderate flooding. The EXT action code is used when the increase in flood category also involves a change in duration in the Event Beginning Date/Time or Event Ending Date/Time. The CON action code is used in this segment type when no change in the Event Ending Date/Time is expected, even though the flood category is increasing. In either case, these segments include a special headline and other wording to highlight the category increase.
The fourth type is the Correction or COR Segment. Actually, the correction action code can be used when correcting many types of segments. It is for correcting any non-VTEC or non-UGC error or omission in a segment of a previously issued product.
## Initial Issuance (NEW) Segment Format In Flood Warnings
**stC001-002-ddhhmm-**
**/k.NEW.cccc.FL.W.####.yymmddThhnnZ****B****-yymmddThhnnZ****E****/**
**/nwsli.s.ic.yymmddThhnnZ****B****.yymmddThhnnZ****C****.yymmddThhnnZ****E****.fr/**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy**
**...Headline...**
**THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN <WFO location> HAS ISSUED A**
*** FLOOD WARNING FOR**
** ****<river/stream name> <proximity term - e.g., AT> <location>**
*** <FROM <time/day phrase> TO <<time/day phrase> or UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE>>**
** ****or <UNTIL <time/day phrase> or FURTHER NOTICE>**
*** AT <time> <day> THE <STAGE/FLOW> WAS...<stage/flow>**
*** ****<category> FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND**** <category> FLOODING IS FORECAST**
*** <other stage/flow type> <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <stage/flow>**
*** FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <flood stage/flow>**
*** FORECAST...FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> WILL BE REACHED AT <time> <day>. ****<One or**
** ****more sentences with additional forecast information such as forecast**
** ****crest/time and time for fall below flood stage.>**** ****<If second bullet uses**
** “****further notice,” include best estimate of flood duration and briefly**
** ****explain why it can’t be specified exactly.>**
*** <description of impacts at given stage(s)/flow(s)>**
*** <flood history information>**
**&&**
**<tabular observed/forecast values for segment>**
**$$**
**Required – White**
**Required in Certain**
**Cases – Orange**
**Optional – Yellow**
**Notes:**
Now, let’s go into some detail on the format for each segment type in Flood Warnings for Forecast Points. First, one thing to note in this format example and each one to come -- the text that is required to always exist in the segment type is shown in white, text required in certain cases is shown in orange, and optional text is shown in yellow. Also note in this example and those to come that the mandatory UGC line, primary VTEC string, hydrologic VTEC string, and date/time stamp are all at the top of the segment. Let’s review a few highlights of the bullet portion of this segment:
The headline after the date/time stamp is optional, but if provided, it always begins and ends with three dots.
Note how the second bullet identifies the period of time covered by the flood warning. Including this kind of information is a major change from the way the NWS has done flood warnings in the past. In the past, NWS offices used to just issue a flood warning, follow it up with flood statements as needed, and assume that users would know that the flooding was over when that forecast point was no longer covered in flood statements. Now, products will identify the date and time when the flooding is expected to end. However, it is impossible in some situations to specify when the flooding is going to end – so “UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE” is included in place of a date and time. We will touch on this again in a moment.
In the fourth bullet, the phrase “<category> FLOODING IS OCCURING AND” is only used if flooding is already occurring when the product is issued.
The fifth bullet for the other stage/flow type is optional – it is used for special stages defined for local areas such as “caution stage” or “monitor stage.”
The seventh bullet starts with required text describing when flood stage or flow will be reached, but after that, any free-form text may be included that is needed to describe the forecast situation.
If “UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE” is used instead of an event ending time in the second bullet, the seventh bullet will include an explanation as to why the ending time cannot be provided. Examples of such text are:
- “The ending time cannot be specified because it is beyond the current forecast horizon,” or
- “The ending time cannot be specified because this river has very slow rise and fall times.”
The eighth and ninth bullets - the flood impact and flood history bullets - are optional. When they are included, they provide historical points of reference to compare the current flood to past events.
Some NWS offices provide tabular observed/forecast information at the end of each segment for their local users. This tabular information is always separated off from the bulleted area by a double ampersand (&&). Some NWS offices save up all the tabular observed/forecast information for all forecast points covered in the product and just insert one table right before the $$ of the last segment, using a && at the start of the table and ending it with the $$ which marks the end of the segment. Either of these ways of including tabular forecast information is done according to the preferences of local users.
## Non-Flood (ROU) Segment Format In Flood Warnings
**stC001-002-ddhhmm-**
**/k.ROU.cccc.HY.S.0000.000000T0000Z-000000T0000Z/**
**/nwsli.N.ic.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.OO/**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy**
**FORECAST INFORMATION FOR**
** ****<river/stream name> <proximity term - e.g., AT> <location>**
*** AT <time> <day> THE <STAGE/FLOW> WAS...<stage/flow>**
*** NO FLOODING IS CURRENTLY FORECAST**
*** <other stage/flow type> <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <stage/flow>**
*** FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <flood stage/flow>**
*** FORECAST...<One or more sentences with information such as the magnitude**
** ****and timing for the forecast peak stage/flow.**
*** <description of impacts at given stage(s)/flow(s)>**
*** <flood history information>**
**&&**
**<tabular observed/forecast values for segment>**
**$$**
**Required – White**
**Optional – Yellow**
**Notes:**
Now, let’s look at some features of the non-flood or “ROU” segment format. As stated earlier, this type of segment is sometimes included in flood warning and flood statement products to provide information for a forecast point that is currently not in flood or expected to go into flood. Including this type of segment helps give a complete picture of the status of all forecast points along a river reach, both those that are above flood stage and those that are below flood stage.
The VTEC strings in ROU segments have two distinguishing characteristics:
First, in the P-VTEC string, the action code is ROU (for Routine), the phenomena code is HY (for Hydrologic), the significance code is S (for statement), the ETN is zeroed out, and the Event Beginning and Event Ending Date/Time stamps are also zeroed out.
Second, the only information available in the H-VTEC string is the NWSLI, the flood severity code “N” to indicate no flooding is occurring, and a single letter designating the immediate cause. The Flood Date/Time groups are zeroed out and two capital “O’s” are stored in the Flood Record Status to indicate it is not applicable.
The bullet portion of ROU segments is different from other segment types in some ways and similar in other ways. Some highlights of the bullet portion include the following:
The lead-in text simply reads “FORECAST INFORMATION FOR.”
The second bullet always reads “NO FLOODING IS FORECAST.”
The forecast bullet is free-form – it includes whatever text is needed to address the situation.
The impact and flood history bullets are optional.
Just like the NEW segment, tabular observed/forecast information may be included at the end of each segment, or included in a single table in the last segment. In either case, it is separated off from the segment bullets by a double ampersand.
## Category Increase Segment Format In Flood Warnings
**stC001-002-ddhhmm-**
**/k.<CON or EXT>.cccc.FL.W.####.yymmddThhnnZ****B****-yymmddThhnnZ****E****/**
**/nwsli.s.ic.yymmddThhnnZ****B****.yymmddThhnnZ****C****.yymmddThhnnZ****E****.fr/**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy**
**...FORECAST FLOODING INCREASED FROM <cat.> TO <cat.> ****AND INCREASED IN**
**DURATION UNTIL <time/day phrase>...**
**THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR**
** ****<river/stream name> <proximity term - e.g., AT> <location>**
*** <FROM <time/day phrase> TO <<time/day phrase> or UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE>>**
** ****or <UNTIL <time/day phrase> or FURTHER NOTICE>**
*** AT <time> <day> THE <STAGE/FLOW> WAS...<stage/flow>**
*** <category> FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND <category> FLOODING IS FORECAST**
*** <other stage/flow type> <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <stage/flow>**
*** FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <flood stage/flow>**
**FORECAST...One or more sentences with forecast information such as when flood stage will be reached, forecast crest/time, and time for fall below**
** ****flood stage.> ****<If second bullet uses “FURTHER NOTICE,” include best estimate of flood duration and briefly explain why it can’t be specified exactly.>**
*** <description of impacts at given stage(s)/flow(s)>**
*** <flood history information>**
**&&**
**<tabular observed/forecast values for segment>**
**$$**
**Required – White**
**Required in Certain**
**Cases – Orange**
**Optional – Yellow**
**Notes:**
The category increase segment is reserved for situations when a flood warning is already in effect for a forecast point and the maximum of the observed or forecast flooding increases to a higher flood category than the maximum of the observed or forecast flooding from the previously issued FLW or FLS product. In other words, it is used when either the forecast flood category is being increased, or the observed flooding jumped to a higher category than was previously forecast.
The only special VTEC feature to note is that the action code can be either CON or EXT. If no change in duration of the flood warning is involved, the action code is CON. If the category increase also involves an increase in flood duration, which is probably most often the case, then the action code is EXT.
It should be pointed out that NWS policy requires category increase segments to always be issued under the FLW identifier. This policy ensures that category increase situations receive the maximum visibility. If a previously issued flood statement product (FLS) covered several forecast points, but now some of those points are increasing in flood category, the forecast points in that past FLS product are temporarily split into two products:
A separate FLW product is used for the point(s) that increased in flood category.
The remaining forecast point(s) continue to be covered in a FLS product.
After the category increase for the forecast points is announced in a separate FLW, all forecast points are once again covered together in subsequent FLS products.
Here are a few highlights of the bullet section in category increase segments:
The headline is required in this segment type. If only a stage increase is involved, then only the text shown above in white has to be provided, but if the duration of the flood warning is also being extended, then the second phrase is also included.
The lead-in to the bullets simply reads “THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR” followed on the next line by the river and forecast point name. This is the same format used in continuation segments, which will be discussed shortly.
The rest of the bullets follow the same rules as initial issuance (NEW) segments.
## Types of Segments In Flood Statement - Follow Up to Flood Warnings (FLS)
**Continuation (CON) ****(Very common)**
**Non-flood (ROU)**
**Change in Flood Timing (EXT)**
**Forecasting End of Event for First Time (EXT)**
**Cancellation (CAN)**
**Expiration (EXP)**
**Correction (COR)**
**Notes:**
Now, we will look at some characteristics of the Flood Statement – Follow-up to Flood Warning to Forecast Points (FLS). Seven types of segments are used in this kind of FLS product:
The first type is the Continuation or CON Segment. This very commonly issued segment type uses the VTEC action code CON and is used when a flood warning is being continued for a forecast point.
The second type is the Routine or Non-flood Segment. As is the case for FLW products, the ROU segment type is used to provide observations, forecasts, and other information on a forecast point that is not currently expected to go into flood.
The third type is the Change in Flood Timing or EXT Segment. This commonly used segment type uses the VTEC action code EXT and is often thought of as an extension, but it used when the valid time period of an existing flood warning has been changed in any way – for example, made longer or shorter.
The fourth type is the Forecasting End of Event for the First Time Segment. This is a specialized EXT segment for cases when the previously issued flood warning or statement had an unspecified event ending time (that is, used “UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE”), but now the time is being specified in this product. These segments include a special headline and other wording to highlight when the flooding is expected to end.
The fifth type is the Cancellation or CAN Segment. Its use is pretty obvious – it is for canceling a flood warning for a forecast point.
The sixth type is the Expiration or EXP Segment. This segment type is used to announce expiration of a flood warning for a forecast point.
The seventh type is the Correction or COR Segment. In this case, it would be for correcting any non-VTEC or non-UGC error or omission in the previously flood statement product.
## Flood Statement – CON Segment Format
**stC001-002-ddhhmm-**
**/k.CON.cccc.FL.W.####.yymmddThhnnZ****B****-yymmddThhnnZ****E****/**
**/nwsli.s.ic.yymmddThhnnZ****B****.yymmddThhnnZ****C****.yymmddThhnnZ****E****.fr/**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy**
**...Headline...**
**THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR**
** ****<river/stream name> <proximity term - e.g., AT> <location>**
*** <FROM <time/day phrase> TO <<time/day phrase> or UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE>>**
** ****or <UNTIL <time/day phrase> or FURTHER NOTICE>**
*** AT <time> <day> THE <STAGE/FLOW> WAS...<stage/flow>**
*** <category> FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND <category> FLOODING IS FORECAST**
*** <other stage/flow type> <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <stage/flow>**
*** FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <flood stage/flow>**
**FORECAST...One or more sentences with forecast information such as when flood stage will be reached, forecast crest/time, and time for fall below**
** ****flood stage.> ****<If second bullet uses “FURTHER NOTICE,” include best estimate of flood duration and briefly explain why it can’t be specified exactly.>**
*** <description of impacts at given stage(s)/flow(s)>**
*** <flood history information>**
**&&**
**<tabular observed/forecast values for segment>**
**$$**
**Required – White**
**Required in Certain**
**Cases – Orange**
**Optional – Yellow**
**Notes:**
Let’s go into some detail on the format for each segment type in the Flood Statement – Follow-up to Flood Warning for Forecast Points. The first and most common type is the continuation or CON segment. The CON segment is used to continue a flood warning when no change has been made to the event beginning or/and event ending time provided in the previously issued flood warning or flood statement.
Here are some guidelines to keep in mind when interpreting the bullet section of continuation segments:
The headline is optional.
The lead-in phrase uses the same format as the one already described for category increase segments.
The format for the remaining portion is the same as those given previously for NEW segments, except forecast bullet is entirely free-form.
## Flood Statement – EXT Segment Format
**stC001-002-ddhhmm-**
**/k.EXT.cccc.FL.W.####.yymmddThhnnZ****B****-yymmddThhnnZ****E****/**
**/nwsli.s.ic.yymmddThhnnZ****B****.yymmddThhnnZ****C****.yymmddThhnnZ****E****.fr/**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy**
**...FLOOD WARNING EXTENDED UNTIL <<time/day phrase> or FURTHER NOTICE>...**
**THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR**
** ****<river/stream name> <proximity term - e.g., AT> <location>**
*** <FROM <time/day phrase> TO <<time/day phrase> or UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE>>**
** ****or <UNTIL <time/day phrase> or FURTHER NOTICE>**
*** AT <time> <day> THE <STAGE/FLOW> WAS...<stage/flow>**
*** <category> FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND <category> FLOODING IS FORECAST**
*** <other stage/flow type> <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <stage/flow>**
*** FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <flood stage/flow>**
**FORECAST...One or more sentences with forecast information such as when flood stage will be reached, forecast crest/time, and time for fall below**
** ****flood stage.> ****<If second bullet uses “FURTHER NOTICE,” include best estimate of flood duration and briefly explain why it can’t be specified exactly.>**
*** <description of impacts at given stage(s)/flow(s)>**
*** <flood history information>**
**&&**
**<tabular observed/forecast values for segment>**
**$$**
**Required – White**
**Required in Certain**
**Cases – Orange**
**Optional – Yellow**
**Notes:**
Another common type of segment issued under the flood statement identifier is the change in duration or EXT segment. EXT segments are common because the forecast times, especially the Flood Ending Date/Time, can frequently change in a flood warning for forecast points. Any change to the Event Beginning or Event Ending Date/Time will result in issuance of an EXT segment for that forecast point. Sometimes there is no obvious hydrometeorological cause for changes in forecast date/times, while other times the reason is clear, like when additional precipitation occurs which causes the flooding to last longer. A special “extension” headline is used at the top of these segments to highlight the lengthening of the flood warning.
The format for the bulleted portion after the lead-in phrase are the same as those given previously for CON and NEW segments.
## Flood Statement – Forecasting End of Event for 1st Time
**stC001-002-ddhhmm-**
**/k.EXT.cccc.FL.W.####.yymmddThhnnZ****B****-yymmddThhnnZ****E****/**
**/nwsli.s.ic.yymmddThhnnZ****B****.yymmddThhnnZ****C****.yymmddThhnnZ****E****.fr/**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy**
**...FLOOD WARNING NOW EXPECTED TO END <time/day phrase>...**
**THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR**
** ****<river/stream name> <proximity term - e.g., AT> <location>**
*** <FROM <time/day phrase> TO <<time/day phrase>> or <UNTIL <time/day phrase>>**
*** AT <time> <day> THE <STAGE/FLOW> WAS...<stage/flow>**
*** <category> FLOODING IS OCCURRING AND <category> FLOODING IS FORECAST**
*** <other stage/flow type> <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <stage/flow>**
*** FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <flood stage/flow>**
**FORECAST...One or more sentences with forecast information such as when flood stage will be reached, forecast crest/time, and time for fall below**
** ****flood stage.>**
*** <description of impacts at given stage(s)/flow(s)>**
*** <flood history information>**
**&&**
**<tabular observed/forecast values for segment>**
**$$**
**Required – White**
**Optional – Yellow**
**Notes:**
Segments forecasting the end of an event for the first time are a special kind of change in duration segment issued under the FLS identifier. They are issued when a non-zero Event Ending Date/Time is provided after the previous product had an indeterminate Event Ending Date/Time – that is, had ten zeros in the Event Ending Date/Time and “UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE” was used in the first bullet, but now the Event Ending Date/Time is being specified.
Here are some features of note for this type of segment:
The EXT action code is used because event ending time in P-VTEC is being changed – that is, it will now contain an actual date and time instead of being 000000T0000Z like it was in the previous product.
The headline is required – it announces that the event ending time is now being forecast.
The lead-in phrase and bullets follow the same format as CON statements, except, of course, that “UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE” is not an option in the first bullet for this type of segment.
The next product issued after the one containing this segment type may revert to using an indeterminate Event Ending Date/Time if new information once again indicates flooding will continue beyond the date/time specified in this product.
## Flood Statement – CAN Segment Format
**stC001-002-ddhhmm-**
**/k.CAN.cccc.FL.W.####.yymmddThhnnZ****B****-yymmddThhnnZ****E****/**
**/nwsli.s.ic.yymmddThhnnZ****B****.yymmddThhnnZ****C****.yymmddThhnnZ****E****.fr/**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy**
**...Headline...**
**THE FLOOD WARNING IS CANCELLED FOR**
** ****<river/stream name> <proximity term - e.g., AT> <location>**
*** AT <time> <day> THE <STAGE/FLOW> WAS...<stage/flow>**
*** <other stage/flow type> <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <stage/flow>**
*** FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <flood stage/flow>**
*** FELL BELOW FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> AT <time> <day>**
*** FELL BELOW <other stage/flow type> AT <time> <day>**
*** FORECAST...sentences or paragraph with forecast information> **
*** <description of impacts at given stage(s)/flow(s)>**
*** <flood history information>**
**&&**
**<tabular observed/forecast values for segment>**
**$$**
**Required – White**
**Optional – Yellow**
**Notes:**
When a flood warning is no longer needed, a cancellation segment may be issued. CAN segments may be issued at any time before the product expiration time of the most recently issued flood product. Here are some highlights of CAN segments:
The headline is optional – it is only included when it would be beneficial to users.
As is the case for all previous segment types, the bullet for other locally-defined stage/flow types is optional.
Bullets may be included describing when the river fell below flood stage/flow and any other locally-defined stage/flow type.
The forecast bullet contains any information that is necessary to “close out” the flood event.
The seventh and eighth bullets - the flood impact and flood history bullets - are optional.
## Flood Statement – EXP Segment Format
**stC001-002-ddhhmm-**
**/k.EXP.cccc.FL.W.####.yymmddThhnnZ****B****-yymmddThhnnZ****E****/**
**/nwsli.s.ic.yymmddThhnnZ****B****.yymmddThhnnZ****C****.yymmddThhnnZ****E****.fr/**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy**
**...Headline...**
**THE FLOOD WARNING HAS EXPIRED FOR**
** ****<river/stream name> <proximity term - e.g., AT> <location>**
*** AT <time> <day> THE <STAGE/FLOW> WAS...<stage/flow>**
*** <other stage/flow type> <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <stage/flow>**
*** FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <flood stage/flow>**
*** FELL BELOW FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> AT <time> <day>**
*** FELL BELOW <other stage/flow type> AT <time> <day>**
*** FORECAST...<sentences or paragraph with forecast information> **
*** <description of impacts at given stage(s)/flow(s)>**
*** <flood history information>**
**&&**
**<tabular observed/forecast values for segment>**
**$$**
**Required – White**
**Optional – Yellow**
**Notes:**
Expiration or EXP segments are used to announce the end of a flood warning after the most recent product for the forecast point has expired and the flooding is over. EXP segments are issued no more than 10 minutes before the expiration time of the previously issued flood product and within 24 hours after the expiration time of the previously issued flood product.
The format guidelines for EXP segments are the same as for Cancellation segments, except the lead-in phrase for the bullets announces a product expiration instead of a cancellation.
It is important to note that a CAN or EXP segment is not necessarily issued just because a river has fallen below flood stage or flow. When the situation is such that a river could bounce back above flood stage or flow, the flood warning can be kept going using a CON segment in a flood statement even though the river is currently below flood criteria.
It should also be pointed out that issuance of a CAN or EXP segment at the end of a flood is not required. However, it is a common practice.
## Flood Watch for Forecast Points
**Optional product**
**Used when flood forecast is uncertain due to uncertain future precipitation**
**Segment Types Used:**
**Initial issuance (NEW)**
**Continuation (CON)**
**Change in flood timing (EXT)**
**Cancellation (CAN)**
**Expiration (EXP)**
**Correction (COR)**
**Notes:**
Let’s quickly review some other flood products for forecast points that may be issued by some NWS Weather Forecast Offices. The first is the flood watch for forecast points. It is important to remember the flood watch for forecast points is only issued in a few parts of the country, but it’s use may increase in the future.
The idea behind the flood watch for forecast points is to have a product which can provide flood forecast information when precipitation is forecast which could potentially cause flooding at specific forecast points, but there isn’t enough certainty yet to issue a full flood warning for forecast points. Because it is a watch product, zone codes are used in the UGCs, the same as the much more frequently issued areal flood/flash flood watch product.
Five types of segments, plus of course the correction segment, can be used in flood watches for forecast points. They are:
NEW segments (for initial issuance),
CON segments (for continuations),
EXT segments (for any change in flood timing),
CAN segments (for cancellations), and
EXP segments (for expirations).
## Flood Watch for Forecast Points NEW Segment Format
**stZ001-005>015-ddhhmm-**
**/k.NEW.cccc.FL.A.####.yymmddThhnnZ****B****-yymmddThhnnZ****E****/**
**/nwsli.0.ic.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.OO/**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy**
**...Headline...**
**THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN <WFO location> HAS ISSUED A**
*** FLOOD WATCH FOR**
** ****<river/stream name> <proximity term - e.g., AT> <location>**
*** <FROM <time/day phrase> TO <<time/day phrase> or UNTIL <time/day phrase>**
*** AT <time> <day> THE <STAGE/FLOW> WAS...<stage/flow>**
*** <flood category> FLOODING IS POSSIBLE**
*** <other stage/flow type> <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <stage/flow>**
*** FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <flood stage/flow>**
*** FORECAST...FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> MAY BE REACHED AT <time> <day>. ****<Additional**
** ****forecast information (e.g., possible crest/time).**
*** <description of impacts at given stage(s)/flow(s)>**
**&&**
**<tabular observed/forecast values for segment>**
**$$**
**Required – White**
**Optional – Yellow**
**Notes:**
A brief look at the format of a NEW segment will give an idea of the characteristics of flood watches for forecast points. We won’t try to cover format for other segment types for this product like we did for the flood warning, but many of the highlights given below apply to other segment types in the flood watch for forecast points.
First, the phenomena code/significance code combination used in this product is always FL.A.
Second, the headline is always optional in this and all other types of segments in the flood watch for forecast points.
Third, there is always a lead-in phrase for the bullet portion of the segment, just like flood warnings. In the above example, it is “THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN <WFO location> HAS ISSUED A.”
Fourth, an event ending time is always specified in this product.
Fifth, the fourth bullet is a bit different – it reads “flood category type” FLOODING IS POSSIBLE.
Sixth, just like other point-based flood products, a bullet for special stage/flow types used in the local area may be included.
Seventh and lastly, the forecast bullet starts off with “FORECAST...FLOOD STAGE MAY BE REACHED AT <time>.” The bullet is worded in this way to reflect the fact that flooding isn’t a sure thing when the product is being issued, since it is a flood watch.
For a description and examples of the other types of segments used in flood watches for forecast points, see Section 4 of NWS Instruction 10-922 and Section 4 of NWS Manual 10-923.
## Flood Advisory for Forecast Points
**Optional product**
**Used when rivers are approaching (but not exceeding) flood level**
**Segment Types**
**Initial issuance (NEW)**
**Continuation (CON)**
**Change in flood timing (EXT)**
**Cancellation (CAN)**
**Expiration (EXP)**
**Correction (COR)**
**Notes:**
Another type of flood product for forecast points is the flood advisory for forecast points. As is the case for the flood watch for forecast points, this is an optional product only issued by a few NWS Weather Forecast Offices.
The idea behind this product is to have a flood advisory that can be issued for forecast points when rivers approach flood stage, but there currently is no expectation that flood stage will be exceeded. This gets the word out that the river is going to rise to a significant level, but not high enough to warrant a flood warning.
The same five types of segments used in flood watches for forecast points, plus the correction segment, can be used in flood advisories for forecast points. They are:
NEW segments (for initial issuance),
CON segments (for continuations),
EXT segments (for any change in event timing),
CAN segments (for cancellations), and
EXP segments (for expirations).
## Flood Advisory for Forecast Points NEW Segment Format
**stC001-002-ddhhmm-**
**/k.NEW.cccc.FL.Y.####.yymmddThhnnZ****B****-yymmddThhnnZ****E****/**
**/nwsli.N.ic.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.OO/**
**hhmm am/pm time_zone day mon dd yyyy**
**...Headline...**
**THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN <WFO location> HAS ISSUED A**
*** FLOOD ADVISORY FOR**
** ****<river/stream name> <proximity term - e.g., AT> <location>**
*** <FROM <time/day phrase> TO <<time/day phrase> or UNTIL <time/day phrase>**
*** AT <time> <day> THE <STAGE/FLOW> WAS...<stage/flow>**
*** <other stage/flow type> <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <stage/flow>**
*** FLOOD <STAGE/FLOW> IS... <flood stage/flow>**
*** FORECAST...<one or more sentences with forecast information such as**
** ****magnitude and time of the crest.>**
*** <description of impacts at given stage(s)/flow(s)>**
**&&**
**<tabular observed/forecast values for segment>**
**$$**
**Required – White**
**Optional – Yellow**
**Notes:**
To get an idea of the characteristics of flood advisories for forecast points, let’s briefly look at the format of a NEW segment. You may notice that the format for flood advisories for forecast points is similar to the flood warning. Many of these highlights for the NEW segment will apply to the other segment types used in this product.
First, the phenomena code/significance code combination used in this product is always FL.Y
Second - the only codes entered in the H-VTEC string are the nwsli, N to indicate “none” for the flood severity, and the appropriate two-letter code for the immediate cause. The rest of the fields are always zeroed out.
Third, the headline is always optional in all types of segments.
Fourth, there is always a lead-in phrase for the bullet portion of the segment, just like flood warnings. In the above example, the lead-in phrase is “THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN <WFO location> HAS ISSUED A.”
Fifth, an event ending time is always specified in this product.
Sixth, a bullet for special stage/flow types used in the local area may be included.
Seventh and lastly, text in the forecast bullet is free-format.
For a description of the other segment types used in flood advisories for forecast points, see section 12 of NWS Instruction 10-922 and section 9 of NWS Manual 10-923.
## Resources With Additional Information On VTEC
**Single page guide to VTEC elements:**
** **** ****http://www.weather.gov/os/vtec/pdfs/VTEC_explanation5.pdf**
**NWS Instruction 10-1703, the comprehensive NWS directive on VTEC:**
** **** ****http://www.nws.noaa.gov/directives/sym/pd01017003curr.pdf**
**NWS Instruction 10-922, the NWS directive on hydrologic products:**
** **** ****http://www.nws.noaa.gov/directives/sym/pd01009022pend.pdf**
**NWS Instruction 10-923, the NWS directive with examples of hydrologic products:**
** **** ****http://www.nws.noaa.gov/directives/sym/pd01009023pend.pdf***** ***
**Notes:**
No additional notes here.
## Resources With Additional Information On VTEC (cont.)
**Web page with latest information on implementation of Hydrologic VTEC (schedules, etc.):**
** **** ****http://www.nws.noaa.gov/os/vtec/hydro_vtec.shtml **
**Microsoft Excel file with NWS location identifiers (NWSLI) for forecast points:**
** **** ****Click on: http://www.nws.noaa.gov/os/vtec/hydro_vtec.shtml , **** ****scroll down, and find link to NWSLI file in the resources table.**** **
**Questions and comments:**
** **** ****Contact Tim Helble at: [email protected] **
**Notes:**
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Warrior t .............. Wigginst .......... druon4.
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Chiricahua Mt ......... Cri ttenden ............. Do8 Cabeaos t.. ........ Dra oon Summit . .
Esgle Pass ............. Parleys Camp ...... Florence .......... Fort Apache F o r t Bowie
P o r t Grunt F o r t Euachuca .... P o r t Mohave ....... Gila Bend ( I ) *.... . G i l a Bend (2 ) *. .... Grand CentrabMill.
Holbrook t ......... Maricopa( I ) *. ..... Mount Huachuca .. Natural Bridget New River Oracle d ............ Oro.. ................... Pantano.. .......... Payson ................ Red Rock ............... Saint Johns ............ Ban Carlos San Simon .......... Show Low t ............ Signal f ............ Strawberry. ............ Teviston ............. Texas Hill Tucson ( I ) t Tucson 12) *. ....... Walnut Grove ......... Waluut Ranch ......... Whipple Barracks.
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Helena(2) .......... H o t s rings ....... Lend %ill* ......... Lonoke ............ Malvern ........... hlonticello ......... Mount Nebo ....... New Gascon Newport(1) r....... Newport(a) ........ Osceola ............ Ozone .............. Pine Blu ff... ....... Prescott ........... Rogers t ............
Texarkana ........ Winslow ........... Cnlifornia. Alcalde* ........... .ilcatrazIsland....
Almaden* .......... Aixiheini* ......... Angel Island ....... Ant.ioch- ........... Aptas* ............. At.Iilone+ ........... Auburn ............ Bakersfield* ....... Balltist Point L. H .
Barstow ........... Bt.nnmont ......... .Belniont* .......... Benicia Barracks..
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Elniira. ............ El Verano" ......... Emigrant Gap 1.. .. Esparto *... ....... Evergreen ............. Farniingtonb.. ..... Felton* ............ Fernando". ........ Florence* .......... Folsoni 1.. ......... Fort Bidwell ...... Fort Gaston ....... Fort Mason ........ Fresno. ............ Galt ................ George t o w ut. ...... Gilroy ............. Ciirard *... ......... Glen Ellen ......... Goshen *. .......... Ha wards* ........
Hornbrook*. ....... Huniholdt L.H ......... Hydesville ........ India.. ............. Ione ............... Iowa Hill' ......... Keeler ............ Keener ............ Kingsburgh* ...... King City* ......... Knight's Landing*. Lathrop * .......... Laurel *. ........... Lenioore*. ......... Lime Point L. H... Livermore.. ....... Long Bench*. ......
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Meteorological record of vo1iintar.y obuei-r.ers, cE.c.-Continued. Aieteorolugieal record of Army post surgcona, voluntary, and other co-oper- ating observera, July, 1891. -
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La Porte ............... i - Lss Animast ....... Lavender Le Roy t.. ........ Livermaye. .......
JULY. 1891 .
h.nmaa-Cont'd . Ogal 1 ah ............
Painter ............ Pauline ............ Plninville ............. Pleasant Dale ...... Quiuter ............ nome .............. ............. Salina
Sedan .............. Seneca ............. Sharon Springs .... Stafford4 ........... Sterling7 ........... 'roronto ............ Ulysses ................ Wakefield4 ........ Wa Keeney ........ Wallace( I ) .............
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Meteoroloaical record o f voluntary observers, &c.-Continued.
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1 Temperature . (Fahrenheit.)
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Bar H8rbor ........ Belfast ............. ............. Cornish Brt.hel ............ East bkChia8 ...... ........... Fairfield
Farmington. ....... Fort F'reble ........ KennebecArsenal .. Lewi R ton .......... Mayfield ........... Orono t ............ Petit Menan ....... West . Jonesport .... Mwylnnd
BarrenCreekSp'gst Cumherland ( I ) .... Cumberland (2 ) .... Fort McHenry ..... Frederick .......... Uaithersburgh ..... Jewel1 .............
95 95
99
86 61
92 86
78 93 IOI
91 71 ga 86
91
72 78
67 84 go 88
85
68
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Hoorville .......... 00 .......... Ham pton 67
Hobkin ton ......... Humboldt ........ 1 % In+?pendence * .... 65
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52 60
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1.15
6.65
3.60
2.43
4.27
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2.15
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1.35 2.38
2.29
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0
go 85 87
84
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New Bedford (I ) ... New Bedford (2 ) ... Newburyport(1) ... Newburyport(a) Northam ton North Biberica::::
Plvmouth ......... Princeton .......... Provincetown... ... Randolph. ............ Roberts Dam ......... Royalston' Salem ( z ) ............. aavoy Somerset + ......... South Hi ham ....... BpringtlePdkrmr'y . 'Swampscott (I ) .... Swampsoott(2) .... Tauiiton (I ). ....... Taunton (2 ) ........ Taunton(3) ........ Taunton 4 )
Waltham .............. Wellesley ......... Westhorough+.. ... Willininstown ..... Winchester". .......... diihigan. Adriunt :.. Albion ( I) .......... Allegan ............ Alm8t ............. Ann Arbor Arbel8 ................ Atlantic+ t... Ball Mountain t.. .. Bangor.. ........... Bear Lake t... ..... Bellaire t Bmton Barbor.. ... Bensonia ..........
erriel; pious( r ).
Berrien Sprinis(z).
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.... .....
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80
82
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92 86
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Franiingham ...... Gll bertville ....... Qroton( I ) .......... Eeeth*.. ........... Hoosuc Tunnel.. ... Kendnll Green.. ... Lake Cochituate ... Lawrence.. ........ Leicester Leom ins t e r ........... Long Plain* ........ Lowell (I ) ......... Lowell (a )
Lowell (3) Ludlow (I I... ...... 'Ludlow (2 )
..........
......... ......... ........ ............. ..........
l p n .. anstield Yedford .............. Middleborough .... Milton* Monson Mount Nonotuck
Mvstic Lake .......... Mistic Station ........ Naliant .............
............ ............
!i 88
93 96 go
92
100
85
82
88
90 92 94
90
91
87 97
39 .....
93
85
............ Pine River ........ Poke aniaFalls .... Red b i n g .. ....... Redwood Fallst. Rolling Green ..... Saint Chnrles 'I.. .. Sheldon*. .............. X i i ~s i p p i . Aberdeen.. Agricultural Col'ge
Batesville. ........
.........
7S
85 93 ....... S5
84
95 g~ 96
Fort Keogh ....... Fort niienoula ..... Fort Shaw h ' ... ..... Glenilivet. ......... hlartinsdalz ........ Vi rgi 11 ia Ci t Y ....... ~v&rmLa. .4Ili:~nt-e. .......... A n Y I e \' t ........... .ishl:iiid.. .......... AUlII1rn( I ).. ....... Bnssrtt Beatrlce t .......... Beaver City'. ...... Br:rntlon ............... nnrtveii*. .......... Cwightoii *t . rete ...............
Lkwid City ......... De Soto .......... 1)unning.. ......... Ericson*. ..........
............
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ulIDrrtsou(1) .........
U l l l r l ' t S G n (2 ). .....
96 g j SS
102
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91
91
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100
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New Hainpahire.
Antrim ................ Belmont ............... Berlin F ~I I S .
Berlin Mills *...... Concord.. ERst Cnnterhurv. ..
.......
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92 90 90 Sh
MONTHLY WEATHER SEVIEW, JULY, 1891.
illetrorologicab record of aoluiifu,y ohse~aem. &.--Continued. Neteorological record qf volzintury obsewers, dc-Continned. -
6
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6.55 5.97 4.22
3.24 3.5' 7.22
4.60
6.90.
5.49 2.45
3. c4
7.40 6.89
4.90 6.61
4.75 4.09
4.75 5. I O
6.13 6.26
7.62 6.14
5. '4 8.06
3.64 4.30
3.92
5.75 5. I O
9.41 4.34
8.95 5. IO
3.2s
4.95 7.30 8.36
5.75 7 46 6.06
5.36 7.84 3.76 8.45 7.21
9.34 7. 00
1.26 0.17
I. I 1
0.15
0.00
1.52
0. 15
0.34
0.05
0.74
0.48
0. os 0.09
c .- 0
-
0.21
0.22
0.00
1.00
0. IO
0.00
0.00
0.11
0.00
0.00 0.95
0.91
1.43
0.00
T.
1.00
I. 14
0.28
0.35 0. 00
0.00
4.83 5.22
2.99
3.34 1.50 5.24
1.34
1.64
5.65 5.72
3.42 2.94 3.26
2.70
5.39 3. I 1
5.5s 4.s
4.93 4.79
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Temperature. (Fahrenheit..) d e
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3.36 3. IS
2.S3
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7.64 3. I O
2.97 2.19
2.09
4.20
3.95 3.52 s.s2
7.59 4.12
3 .q 5.22
3.47
6.34 2.51
2.99
3.20 3.5" 4.30 2.63
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5.67 3.38 3.S6
3.14 2.19
3.39 4.3s
5.95 5. 16
3. 29
3.15
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3.67 3. 42
5.52
4.00
2.55
2.01
3. 6s 2.71
2.59 3.21
3.00
3.45 4. % 3.21
6. 7
2.46 2.36
2. h5
2. 17
2.95
2. 63
3.54 2.S7
5.43 3. 20
4.65 1.93 2.98
3.32 2.54 3.2b
0.52
2.14
3.78
0. i 6
1.71
2.43 0.52
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0
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69.9 72. o
69.0
71.S
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66.5 66.2
68. 2
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67. I
66.9 68.0
65.9
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62. I
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65.4 67.6
65. 7 65. I
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67.7
67.0
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78.4 66.6
79.6 84.6
72.5 72.3 69.4
74.0
73.9 65.3
99.5 66. 2
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0.59
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5.91 0.9s 6.40
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3.22
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2.81
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5.95
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3. 19 3.02
0.83
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5.90 2.66
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Fsirbury*. 95 Fort Niohrnra ..... s7
Fort IJlnnha. ...... 98 P'ort Robinson ..... fig Fort Sidney ....... 90
Franklin.. 94 Fremont*. 90 Genev:1.. .............. Gen,oa t ............ s8 (;?ring ............. go Grnnt ................. Hnrvard ........... 66
H :w i w s 90 HXV SkZings ....... H z h n ...... Imperinl.. ... ::::::I Kiiiiball ........... Lexington* ........ I gz bong Pine. ....... .!roo
Marquette *.. 92 Xinllen ............
Nurfolk ............ North Loup* t ..... 93
0akd:de.. .......... O'Neill ............. % Ollgll(1). ............... IMyh (2 ). ...............
......... I
......... .........
...........
......
Nehr,?slinCity ..... IF
Aust i i i .............
. 'mes Ranch.. ........ Uowneyville ....... 97
Elk0 ( I ). ........... 102
Ely ................ 94
Genon. ............. 89
Hnlleck ............ 102
H a s t l i o r u e (I ) ..... 95 Hawthorne (2 ). .... ('q 9:
G O I l ~:i d :~.
Hot Spriugsr. ...... 100
Humholdt + ........ 95 Lcwers Ranch.. .... 92 Mill City ........... 100
Monitors Ranch .... 97
Palnirtt,o .......... I 92 Pioche ............. Reno. ............. .I:: Reno St.ate Univ'sy 95 Sodaville .......... 102
Bunnyside ......... IW
Tewnix ............ Toano.. ........... .I1:: Wads worth ........ 102
........... Penelon '09
..........
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Birch R u n t ............ Bi rni iu4iam.. ..... go
Broilso: yo Cnlumet t .......... 81 Caldwell .......... Yg
C~harlevoixt ........ SS
g
Cheboygsu t .. Col011 .............. Concord .......... 90 Crystal &illst ..... go
[Jeerfieldt .......... go Pnirviemt .......... SS
Fitchhurgh t .. ..... go Fliiitt .............. go
Fort Brady ........ S1;
Fort Mackinac ..... 92
Fort Wavue ....... 91 Fremont-* t.. ...... Eg
Grape t ............. go Graylingt .......... 92
Hanover t. ......... SS
Hart t .............. SS
.......... 9s
Hikl I i i ~n ........... Hillsdale t... ..... .I g i Hol t : .................. Howellt ............ ' go
Hudson ............ SS
Jacksour.. ......... 90
Jeddo t ............ 87
Lansing ............ 57
Mndison ........... go
Monta ue t
>lo ttviyle t . : : 2 h'(~rt1i Aurelius. ........ North illardiallt.. .' S7
01 i ve t t ............ 84 (itregot. ........... 91 Ovidt .... :.. ........ 90
Parkville t . ............ Paw Pawt .......... 90 Pontiac t ... ........ 84
Rocklaud .......... 98
...........
......
Gay lordt ........... gr
Harbor Springs t.. . S g
Ivan t .............. 92
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Lsthrop ........... 9.1
niarPi1Hii t . ......... 91
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65.7 I 2.4
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62.S 2.92
65.3 1.47
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66.4 2 .b 1
66.@ 2 .1 1
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64.1 3.57
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Chestnut Hill ...... 1 PO
Cambridge(1) ..... 97
Chicopee..
Clinton Concord ........... ~.~~
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Cotuit ............. i;
Deer field 92 Dudley ........... 1 Erie Rock, Nahant.1 :z
..........
?a R i v e r (i )+ .... I84
Piskdale. ... i.. ... .I.. Fitchburg(1) ...... 87
Picchburg(2) go Florida (I ). ........ 86 Florida (2 ) ......... Fort Warren......
1 !:
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Roscomnion t ...... I 41
Saint lgnacet ....... 84 I 36
Saint Johns+. ...... 185 4s
J t s n t o i i t ........... S7 gS
Sand Beach t ....... 89 i w
Htockhri,lget.. ..... I... . .I.. ... Thornrill; t ....... Virndaliat ......... Vienunt
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2.60
5.40 1.92 1.92
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2.50
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57.9 03.5
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69.9 64.6
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rovet ton *. . Hmiover ( I ). ....... Hsnover (2 ). ....... 91
Litt.leton ........... 80 Lake Vilhge ....... I ... .
?danchester ....... h i ine Enll s
...........
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Coluinhus('~ j...... 105 Corinth ............ 9-1 Edwards. .......... Enterprise. ....... 1 $
70.4 66.7
70.3
77.3 6S.o
69.9 67.9
71.5
..... Fayette.. .......... 97 Greenville ......... 94
Hattiesburgh ...... 96 Hazlehorst. ....... ;; Hernanrlo ..........
JULY. 1891 .
.
N . Hnmpshira-con . \Viers Brid e ~volf.lmrougff . ::I::: S c u Jc..Ycy .
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
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175
Bridgeton* ......... Caniden ............
Deckerton .........
Cape May C . H . t ...
Meteorological record of volzottary observers. &c.--Continiied.
69
91 S3 SS
Irnkys tow n* ....... Junction .......... Lanibertville ..... Loaktown ......... Moorestown'...... Mount Holly ....... Newark (I ) ........ New Brunswjck ( I 1 New Brunswick (2)m
Newton ............I Ocean City* ........ Oceania ............ Paterson ........... Rancocns ..........
92
95 97
90 90 90 8Y
91 SS
s6
S9 95 92
90
5.63 !( Mount Morris ...... 5.S9 Newark Valley ........ 4.51 1 ' New Lirhon' ....... 5.97 . 1 North Hanimond 4.61 I Nuinbrr Four ...... . +SS Lbdensbur~h (I )* .. 6.73 1 1 aJ$iensburzh (2 ) ... 3.34 Oxfordt ............ 3.24 I Pilerrno t ..........
5.90 P.iwling ...............
3.65 I ! Palmyra * ..............
5.69 (1 Perry c>ty ......... Plnttnburgh B'ks ..
..... ..... ........... .......... ........... 5.99 S c ~m ~n c l i Depot 7.13 1 1 SouthCaiiisteo .....
3.62 1 : S . E . Reservoir ........ South h o r t r i g h t ... 1.42 Bsrncuse ...............
0.20 tft ic:r .............. 3.24 1 1 i'ic:tew ................. [.yo I Wnppingers Falls
0.1s 1 . ivarwirk ............... 2.07 Watertown ........ 0 .IS Watrrvleit Arsennl o.S6 ' i \\':itkinst ..........
93
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93
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SS
92
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YCrk ............... Rho& Island . go
Bristol ............. 82
Fort Adam8 ........ 83
Gingston(1) ....... 84 Kingston (2 ) ....... S3
L o n ~d d e ....................
Wveox ............ 191
34
53
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49
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90
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1.63
1.26
1.95 0.24
0.39 0.15 0.4a 2.98
7.30 3.93 967 6.20
0. 67 6.05
6.03 6.61
6.57
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5.34 6.28
6.& . 5 75 3.88
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5.67 7.7' 4.32
964 7.03 6 .IO
4.98 4.71 4.49 6.81
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3.03
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5.95 6.95
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4.68
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7 .36 5.45
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1 . 30 5.94
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69 .
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72.g 71.7
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Akron .............. I S13 1 48
A%hlan~l* ........... ss 51 _ . A t h ~n s .............. QO 4s Banqorv~llv ........ ' 45 ! 47
........... Bemrnt * 94 ' 43 C.<letl..iiia .......... 1 . ......... Cantoiit ............, 139 , 413
Celina ..............
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Clarksville ......... SS 50
90
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L1:1v toot ............ 91 51
Ell~worth ......... ' ........ Elyr;n ............. 1.93
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Pindlny 90 , 44
Garret.tsville. .....
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l;r~~enfield ......... 56 45
Grr?nville"t .......
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55 ' so
Hanging Rock ... .I 91
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Hassm ............. H irani ............. Hiid*on Jaclisonboroiiglr ... Kentnn ut .........
circleville ( 1 )t .... .I.? :. ......
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DeilloS ............. I $6
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Poln?rOy , 91 ' 47 Portallloutll(2) t .. ' 9;
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t'ppw ~a n a ~u s ~<y ... 1 89 43
ran \Vert 94 i 42 LVap:rkt,nt.t:a ....... 90 46 Wauseon .......... Waverly ........... Waynesville ....... 52
westervilla ........ West hIilton* ....... \veyllll~otll ........ 92 43
Wheeler ...................... i\'oo.rter t bY 49 Youngstown ....... I 90
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Tort sill ..........., IOO I 5s :uthrie* ........... 'iw 66
Fort Reno .... ' g6k , 56k tJreguti . "' "1 1
1 Ibalry* ............ '103 46
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itI1en:r ............. ..... 3andon b ........... Beulnli ............ ..asc;, .le Locks ..... Iorvallis ........... 103 43
[)ccr Island ............. Enst Portland ...... IOI 1.';;'
7urc-t Grove ......
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Eola ................ 98 43
63 . I
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b p p y \'nlIry ..... ; 95 Yvppner t ......... .I 102
900, I River 3ut)h:arii ........... 1 Loo Inrknonville .......
loseph .............. LaGmntte .......... 90
Lakeviaw .......... ! y6
Lone Hock 54 tIcRIiniivi1lc ....... I102
\Iount .Allgel ....... I01
New hurg ............ 103 Penalleton ......... 1106
+rants pass ........ I;&
......... Y 3
......... Aikeii .............. A ~~e n ~i a ~e .......... 1 96 I B ~t e s l u r g b ........ gs I Belniont .......... 1 93 1 B1:ickville ......... 96 I
......... 42 66.2
54 69.8
45 h .5
55 71.2
176
.- Stations . 2 I /
MONTHLY WEATHEX REVIEW .
Temperature . (Fahrenheit . )
~
JULY. 1891 .
a Cardinu-Cont'd . Branchville ........ Cheraw ( I )t ........ Cheraw (a ) t ............ Chester ............ Conway ............. Effinghamt ............. Florence ........... Greenville t ........ Greenwood ........ Hardeeville ........ Jackuonborou h ... Kitchings M i h .... Nicholsy., .............
Saint Geor e8 ...... Saint Mattgews .... Sociely Hill t ...... Spartanbur (a ) ....
Trial ............... Walhalla ........... Wateree t .............. Winnsborough ..... Yorkville .......... Koufh Dakota . Aberdeen .......... Alerandriat ........ Brookinge ......... Clark .............. Cross .............. De Smetct ............. Elkton* ............ Flandreau t ........ Forestburght ...... Forest C i t y t ....... Fort Bennett ...... Fort Meade ........ Fort Randall ...... Fort Sully ......... Gar ............... H &n o r e ............. Kimhll*t ......... Millbank* .......... Mitchell t .......... 3elrichat .......... Pnrkert ........... Parkstour .......... Plankinton t ....... Snint Lawrence ... Sioux Falls ........ ? earfish+ ......... ? ndnll ................ d e b t e r ........... Wessington Spr'gst
Wolseg .....
~
.....
Andersonville ..... Arlington .......... Aehwood t ........ Austin * ........... Bel he1 Springs ..... Bolivar(a) ......... Brownsville ....... Carthuge ............... Charleslon t ........... Clarksville ......... Clintont ............... Columbia t ............. Covington(1)t ..... Covington(a) ...... Dunla ............ Dyerspur h (z ) .... Fsyettevrklet ,...... Florence Station ... Franklin .......... Grand Junction .... Greeneville ........ Harrinian .......... Eohenwald ........ Jacksboro ......... Jackson ............ Johnsonville t ......... Kingston( r )t .......... Lewis bu rgh ........ Livingston ......... Loudon t ............... L nnville .......... J clieuaie .......... McMiunville ....... Milan ..............
New ort ........... Norttville ......... Nunnell .......... P a r k s v d e t ........ Riddleton .......... Rockwood t ............ Ropersville ........ Rugby t ............ Savannah ..........
Port RoyaPt .......
Ytatesburgf ........
m e e
Missionary Ridge
Meteorological record of voluritary observers. &c.-Continued.
O
95
g6
95 93
97 94
94
92
95
88
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94
88
93 88
93 863
91 go 94
941 g6 91 68
97 ga
91 go 68
g6 89 gz 89 92 89 gr
92
85
94
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94 $3
92
go g6 94 gg
94 go 93 93
95
94 66 68
86
So
93 9.1
Sy
97
2 91
93 go
go
......
Meteorological record of voluntary observers. kc.-Continued.
Veri.roni-i.out.d . Weathersfield C'tre Viryiiiin . A tingdon .............. Brilford Cit.y ........... Hig StoneCinpt ..... Birdsnest'.... .... Blacksburg ......... Cape Ch.irles ....... Christianslurgh t Ularksville t ........... Dale Enterprise t .. Danville ............... Fort blonroe ....... Fort Myer ......... Lexington t Marion ............ Mossiiig Ford ...... hottaway C . H ..... Petersbur h t ......
Stanardsville ...... Stnunt on ........... Suinnii t ............
........
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1.47 1.41
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2.74
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4.85 3.61
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0.75
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0.35
3.57 1.72
3.19
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a . ao
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2.64
3.33
2.99
4.38 3.22
3.67 a . 50
1.65
2.64
2.16 1.61
1.75
2 . a7
1.59 1.39
2.23
2.06
2.38
2.44
4.63 1.51
a . 59 1.76
4.30 1.70 1.36
3.17 a . 25
2.05
3.66 2.36
0.30
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1.05
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3. '5 0.47 1.26
2.74
0.50
3.32
3.70
2.44
3.89
1.11
1.00
1 .2 0
1.02
-
Ins . ....
2.34
5.63 ' 4.01
7.05 2.90 5.66
5.30 5.84 4.46
8.53 6.87
Temperature . (Fahrenheit.) Stations . -
Wiscoiisin-Cont'd . 0 0
5 9 4 0 Centralin Chippewa Falls ..............
8 7 4 2 Columbus
Crantlou ........... g 6 3 3 Cumberland ........ go 41
. De Pere ............ 9 1 4 5
! ljodgevillet ........ 8 5 4 5
45 EauClaire(1)
9 0 3 8 Elroy
91 50 Embarrass* Florence? .......... 9 4 3 3
Fond du Lac ...... 8 6 4 0
...........
.........
...... Ellsworth .............. ......... :z ........
Temperature . (Fahrenheit.) Stations . -
Tenizes8ee.Cont.d . Waynesborough ... TeZM . Arthur City ............ Austin(1) .......... Austin ( 2 ) .......... Belton ............. Berlin ............. Big Spring ............. Brady .............. Braaoris t* ......... Brenham t ......... Brownwoodt ....... Burnet ............. I e P a s s .. EFAfi%oIorado .. Childress .............. CollegeStation .....
Columbia .......... Coraicana (2) ....... Cuero .............. Dallas ( 2 ) .......... Durham ...............
Colorado (3 ) ...........
Temperature . (Fahrenheit . )
0
92
IOI
98 104
105
102
93
100
105
95 111
102
gS
g6
100
IOI
IWL
Fort McIntosh .... Fort Rin gold ..... Fredericfsburgh . . Gainesville ........ Gallinas t .......... Graham ............ Grapevine * ........
Hayrnond .............. Hearne .............
Huntsville ......... Kent ................... L:t Grange .............. Longview t ......... Luling ...'.......... Mennrdville ....... Merkel ................ Mesquite .......... MountainS rings .. New Braunfels ..... New Ulm .......... Orange ............. Paris ............... Quanah t ............... Rohy t ............. Round Rock ....... Ban Antonio ........ Sanderson ............. Sherman .......... SierraBlanca(1) ... Sierra Blanca (2 )
Silver Falls ........ Temple ............ Tyler .............. Venus ............. Wac0 (2 ) T ......... Wentherford t ..... Wichita Falls .... Utuh . Beaver t ............ Blue Creek ....... i
Gorinne ............ FortUou Ias Fort UuCphesi;;::::
Grnnqe Creek .......... l i r l t o n ............. Levan .................. Logan .............. Loseet ............. Monbt .............. Mount Garmel*t ... Mount Plexssnt .... Ne h i t ............ 0 7 =I en ( I )
($&en (2 ) .............. Parowan .......... Price ................... Promontory ....... Provo City ............. Richfield ........... Bt . George ......... Snowville ......... Stockton ............... Terrace ............ Vernwnl . Brattlehorongh( I ) . Burlington ......... Chelsea* ........... Cornwall ............... Enosburgh Falls t . Hnrtland ........... Jacksonville ....... Lnnenburgh ...... 8trafford * .......... Vernon ............
W l E r , ............ ...........
EoIlStOu? ..........
..........
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107 IOI
95 105
104 IW
97 105
g8
97
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105
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102
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100
106
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100
106
103
105
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103
98 99 10s
g 74
gS 96
py
103
gy
110
93
100
93 go
76
go 88 88
9x 84
go
99
0.0s ' ( Oconto ............. 0.21 Uscrolanlillst ..... 0.19 Oshkosht ........... .......... 0.94 Peshtigo
0.38 P h i l l i p s t .......... 1.37 Plover
0.g6 P o r t a g e (1 )t 0.16 Prairie d o Chien ... 0.05 Rhinrlanrler
0.36 Shawano ........... 0.0s Shell Lake .........
.............
.......
9 2 4 1
8 5 3 9 9 0 4 6
9 2 3 5 go 31 9 5 3 6
9 2 4 6 9 9 3 8 91
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81 1 ??
Fort Walla Walla .. Lapush ............
racoll1a ............ Vancouver B'ks ... Waterville ........ Wed I.iryinia .
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go 99 103 IOZ
4.70
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Fort D . 4 .Russell . gi 32 FortFetternian .... 104
.... .... go
' Fort Te~lowstone .. 88
.... 40
5 7 3 9 35 36 2.61
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Lsnllerct .......... Im-uiiie ( I ) ........
1.96 Lusk ...............
2.S7 Wheatland
2.21 1 \hreiu Bruiawick .
z::: Larb111le(2) ........
1.51 Saratoga ........... .........
sb 35 52k 37h
9 3 4 2
9 0 4 5
SO 36
92 50
Berlin .............. Black River Fnlls .. Butternut .......... C d i z * .................
95 99
50
45
50
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40
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66.a
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70.3
64.9 ...........
43 68.2 48 68 .I 3.4k
Huni<oldt L . H Iiidio .............. 119 Lime Point L . H
hlnre Islnn~l L . H Piedras Blaucas L 1 Pigeon P0intL.H ............. P't Ai10 Nnrvo L.H. Point Arenx L . H Point Booit;r L.H P'tcancrption L.H. Point Vermin L . H P't Huenerne L . H P't Rlnnt.nr:i L . H Palint Pinoa L.H
Point Reycs 1. . H Point Sur L . H Roe Island JJ . H
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71.4 10.28
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Lake P:wk ......... Ogden ( 2 ) .............. T'irgintn . Bedford City
..............
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92
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6 . Oq 6.64
8.23 8.15
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9 9 ' 6.95 5.00 7.87 5.74
5.32 4.53 5.13 6.17
7.25 6.64
5.49
6.95 z .n I
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1.65
3.05
0.99
1.40
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3.05 1.45
7. s3 1.70
1.75 3.23 0.76
1.69 0.72
2.53 1.44 3.01 2.90
1.50
4.00
2 .IO
0.52
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2.53 1.31
3.43 2.70
0.50
2.75 5.58 5.06
4.52
4.33 2.39 2.61
2.15
5.20
2.43
3.48
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5.53 D . 50
4.03
9.91 2.35
3.42
4.30
3.54 5 . 16
2 .SO
4.79
1.53 4.3s
4.30 1.S3
4.85 6.S1
4.76 2.74
4.55 3.21
3.73 7.72
5.42
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65.3 65 . Y 66.6 76.6 71.8 68.2
72.4
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69.4 68.5 69.2 69.2
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68.0
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74.5 74.0 76.3 75.0
76.5 77.8
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76.4 75.0
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73.4 77.0 72.7 7 5 6 70.9 73.3 73.1 73.7
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67.0
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74.7 71.7 70 .I
70.6!
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63.9
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64.0 64.5 64.5
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63.7 70.0
65.5 64.6
68.0 68.2
66.6
62.9 64.6
61.7 65 .a
60.7
63.6 66.4
64.9 63 .I
66.3 63 .I
60.2
63.7
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64 . S
66.8
65.8 66.0
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66.6
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63.7 63.01 61 .a
66.4 68.9 65.2
$3.5
54.9
-
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0
70.7
.... 86.4 93.6
86.5
93.5
81.4
60 . 4
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58.9
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82.6
8 I .S
85.4
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85.7 63 . I
87.5 97.5 61.9 60.6
83.9 83.6 81.2
75.7 88.0
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52.3
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82.6
s5.s 81.2
81.2
93.0
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34.4
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82.0
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69.7
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77.1 70 .a
57.9 og . c
75.7 77.6 71.0
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....
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....
....
....
.....
.....
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Duval .............. i q
Epworth ........... 97 Fort Bliss ......... rq Fort Clark ......... 103 Fort Hancock ..... IW ........ sj jb
..... 166 4:
........ / 31 39 42 ....
7 -
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5 . 02
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2.45
4.91
2 . ss 0.03
0.02
0.00
0 .a, 1.55
0 . I6
0.09
0.16
0.00
0 .IO
0.58
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0.49 0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.57
0.07 0 .IO
0.00
0.00
0.00
.dlntuai n. j 1 1 1 Lynn ................................ Cnlifornia .
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.30 2.41
0.02
Ballnit Point L . H ...... 1 ............ Beauinont ......... 1 IIO 53 ~
70.1 1 BishopCreek ...... 106 1 56 76.0
2.85
0.73 2.29 0.36
0.04
33.c
. 73.2
..... 65.1
60 I 80.4
35 1 59.8
..... 67.2 2.27
2.00
...... 66.3 70.3
I
S:m Ardo ........... San Luin L . H San Miguel ........
JULY, 1891.
Alabama.
Quntersville ...... Unioutown ......... Alaska. Juneau.. ........... Killisnoo .......... Arizona.
Cali ornaa. B i s h o p d e e i ......
Chico .............. Fruto .............. Julian ............. Livingston .... ..%.
Los Banos .........
Newark ............ Norwalk ........... Palermo ...........
Florida Archer ............ Illinois. Aurora( 2) ............. Indiana. Butlerville ........... Iowa. Bonaparter ........ Keosaugun .........
Tenipe ............
Bordan... ..........
Marysville ........
Yanger Junction ...
dil8SOUli.
Oak Ridge *. .......
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
gr 93
88
84
I I Z
10s
117
110
102
112
I&
93
I05
rrg
I14
IOO
112
100
gz
go
96
177
Saint Johns, N. F... ..... Y h e y , N.S .............
Grand l\lal1311, N. B.. .... Yarmouth, N. S. ......... Snint Andrew, N. B.. ... Ch~rlottetown, E. E. I.. . Chatham, N.B.. ......... Fattier Point, Que ....... Quebec, Que.. ........... Monlreal, Que ........... Rockliffe, Cmt,. .......... Iiingeton,Ont ...........
d . %lifsx,N. Y .............
Data from C statiolts.for the month of July, 1891.
I Pressure.
~
Temperature. 1 Precipitation.
Inchu.
29.56
29.96 29.90 29.94 29.95 29.92
29.94 29.94 29.85 29.61
29.74 29.44 29.65
Received too late to be used i n general discuwion for July, 1891.
29.99 30.03
29.97 29.96
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6.7s
2.4:
0.75 0.4e
0.6c
3.36
0.66
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2.6a
0.01
3.25
1.d
2.64
2.73 5.46 3.8c
1.97 0.40
2.01
4.97
-
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.
....... + .IO
....... .......
Wiunipeg, Man .......... Rliniiedosa, hlau ......... QuAppelle, Assinilmin.. Medicine Hat. Assiniboia Swift Current, Assiniboi:i Calgary, A ssini hn in. ..... Prince Alhert.Assinihoi:t E q u i m a l t , B.C. ................
Eolniouton, Assinibuia.. . indstone, Gulf St. L.. sndy Poinl, N. F ....... tuuy Rlountnin, Rlnu
Port Rluody, B.C ........ s t . .iibsns, m i .. ........
29. IS
28.20
27.76
~7 .7 9 -7.40 26.45 28.44
19.8s
2s.60
27.62
29.94
29.54
.........
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38
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32
70
42
50
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44
53 78 .cl 77 50 47 SI
76
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N&rska.
North Dakota. 64.5 Lincolu ............ 92
Iielso go
5.22
1 2.37 8 Oregon. 335 1 Ashland (2 ......... 102
.lor,lan;z$ ..... 96
0.45 Corsicans( I ) ........... 0.00 I Panter ............ 105
0.00 Utah. 0.15 Lake Park ......... 95
0.00 1 est Virginia.
, Tn Lancaster .......... @
.............
0.00 Kingwood ......... 86
i i Iriaeonsin.
75.4 79.2
6 0 4
53. s
90.0
85.6 66. I
s7-5 87. I
75.0 go. 2
85.0
86.3 69. I
79.1 81.2
91.6
81.5
......
72.6
7 4 9 71.9
78.5
71.a
63. 9
72.6
64.6
82.2
79.4
71. I
64.8
65.6
59.9
67.8 go. 6 71.6
65. 6
$3. 4
03.7 87.7 82. I
.... 78.6
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0
5-1.4 s9.9 62.0 60.2
58. 0
59.0
63.3 64.0
57.7 62.9
64. 6 61.0
63.5
63.5
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64.0 61.2 62.6
61.4
60.0
68.5 62.6 61.5 61.0 60. o
63.7 63.4 61.7
5s. 5 5s. 4 61.4
78.8
58.8
59. s
0
- 6.6
- 1.6
- 0.5
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...... ......
t A:; - 2 .1
- 2.0 - 3.7
- 4.5
- 4.0
...... ...... - 2.3
- 2.4
- 4.7
+ 1.0
+ 2 .5
- 2.0
- 1.7
- 3.0
- 1.9
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- 5.3
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......
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3.70 6.52
3.99 3.36 4.24
3.14 3.01
5.70 3. I O
5.56 4.80
4.99 5.21
2.16
3.96 2.58
4.60
3.35 4.16
1.94 2.23
3.38 1.28
3.36 2.81
0.90
1.h5
1.40
6.63
a. 42
2.05
2.91
4.52
0.02
Inches.
- 0.16
........ + 2.01
- 0.48
- 0.89
- 0.96
+ 1.00
+ 1.17
- 0.12
$ A::; + 1.87
- 0.81
- 0.97
+ 1.95
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7 ;:2 - 0.39
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- 1.91
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8.
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Mazatlm ........... g i Mexico ............ 81
1 PuelJlo ............. 79
2.w ~opo~obampo ...... 92
.
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\eraCruz .......... 88 +.t
... A &tT&&%iandi .... o.2o-kIaniilton,Bermuda 86
Letter8 of t h e alphabet denote t h e iiumher of days missing fror
*Extremes of temperature from observed readings. tYignal Service instruments. t o n e observation dailv a t IO a. ni.
the letter c iudicates three days missing, etc., etc.
oe record,
. .~
Corrections: Colorado, May mid June, 1891, rend I Monte Vista I I), instead ad Rlontt.
California, June, 1691, Los Gntos (2 ). n u k e nienn temperature 63.9 instrncl ol70.0. Vista (z).
178 MONTHLY WEATHEB BEVIEW. JULY, 1891.
~-
Table of miscellaneoirs meteoroloaictrl data for Jiilu. 1891- Weather Bureau observations.
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26
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76 30
30
46
45
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...
2.5
26
24
3'
31 36
36
36
34
...
20
41
36 33
50
25
42
34
2s
30
24
33
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35
24
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42
35
30
29 28
27
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20
24
23
34 00
19
29
26
32
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2s
24
42 26
24
2s
30
46 26
2s
3-1
30
20
20
20
$ 36
33
32
24
29 42
30
50
34
..
21
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~
Jew England. Enntport .......... 53 19
Greeii htountain.. .......... Portland .......... 99 20
Manchester ....... 247 5
Mt. Killington ............. hft. Washington ......... 21
Northfield.. .......
Nantucket ........ 14 5
Woods Holl ....... PI 14
Vineyard Haven ......... 5
Block Island ...... 27 I I
Narra-ansett Pier. zz IO
New daven ........ 1 q 19 New London ...... 47 21
Mi. Atlantic States. Alban ............ 65 16
New Jork, N. Y ... 195 21
Earrisharg ........ 377 4 Philadelphia ...... 117 21
AtlanticCity ...... 53 16
New Brunswick ............. Baltimore ........ 179 21
Washington, I). C . rra 21
Cape Henry ............. 18
Lynchburgh ...... 665 21
Norfolk ........... 43 21
Charlotte .......... 773 13 Hatteras .......... I I I I
Kitty Hawk ....... 9 17
Raleigh 388
,z Southport ............... Wilmmgton. ...... 76 21
Charleston ........ 52 21
Columbia ................ 5 Augusta ........... 209 20
Savannah .......... 67 21
Jacksonville ...... 43 20
Jupiter ........... 28 4
Key West ......... 22 21
Micco .....................
E&S~CIX Qidf Stdea. Atlanta ........... I , 131 13
Penancola.. ....... 56 12
Auburn ................. IO
Mont oniery ...... 217 19
358 ... Vickshurg ......... 254 20
University .............. 5
NewOrleans ...... 54 21
Port Eads ............... 5 IValern Qdf Stnlep.
149 20 Shreveport ........ Fort Smith ........ 492 IO
Little Rock 34, 13 CorpusChristi .... 20 5 Galveston ......... 44 21
Palnstiue .......... 511 g Snu Antonio ....... 705 13
Rio &an& Vnlley. Brownsville ....... 57 16
RioQrandeCity ... 170 13
Ohio Val. b Tom. Chattanooga ....... 783 13
Knoxville ......... gtio 21
Nashville ......... 553 21
Lexington ............... 4
Indianapolis ...... 766 21
Cincinnati ........ 628 21
Pittsburg ......... 847 21
Parkersburgh ..... 636 4
Lower Lake Rsgio78. Buffalo ............ 21
Rochester ......... 523 20
Erie ............... 714 19
Snndnskv ......... 620 I?
Boston ............ f:: 2
5. Allantic Slates.
...........
Florida Peninsula.
Tampa ............ 36 ... 'ritusville 4 4 5 .........
............ Mohile 35 PI
bier if inn ..........
.......
........ Memphis.. 330 21
Louisville.. 551 20
Columbus 637 14
.......
.........
Oswego ............ 335 11
CleTeland ......... 751 21
66.61- 3.2 57.S 2.6 77
61 .7/ I.... Sz 65.0- 3.0 91 67.0 ...... 90
52.0 ...... 71
46.0 ...... 64
63.0 ...... S7
64.6 ...... 76 65.4 ...... 76
63.1 ...... S3 65.0- 3.S 79 6E.2- 2.0 65
67.6- 3.7 56 66.6- z S4
09.1 - 3.9 91
70. 8 - 3. o Sg
69.6 ...... 87
6S.S- 3.4 76
69. g ......
69.0- 2.8 go
71.9- %:3
71.9- 4.1 s9
71.6- 7.0 g: 72.0- 5.6 s9
75.0- 2.6 94
74.7 - 5.2 90 76.2- 1.7 85
75.1- 3.6 S9 74.0- 4.7 90
77.6- 2 .1 sg 76.6- 3.5 92
79.7 - 2.5 95 77.2 ...... 97 7S.o- 4.2 95
79.5- s.3 94
s1.2- 1.4 95
80.3 ...... 9
s3.9- 0.5 90 63.61 ...... 103
s2.0 ...... 94
51.2 ...... 94
79.2- 2.4
75.4- 3.9 90 79.8- 1.9 90 77.6 ...... 92
so.0- 1.7 93
79.6- 2.6 94 77.6 ...... 94
79.3- 2.6 93
7 5 4 - 3.3 91 70.4- 3.2 90
77.0- 4 .2 'w
75,O- 4.5 9.5
74.0- 4.S 92 71.9- 5.41 q4
72.s ..... : go
71.4- 0.1 S9 70.0- 6.0 59
70.0- 5.1 69
...... 70.0 90
05.3- 4.0 90 64.6- 4.7 90
6 7 .1 - 4.4 92 00. 2 - 5.6 87
6S.o - 3.5 90
08.0- 6.7 S o 67.2- 4.6 89
63.4- 4 .8 62.0- 3.3 91 63.2- 3.1 s2
64. I - 5.6 Yq 65.S ...... s7
62.6 ...... SJ
59.7- 6.3 84 ti4.6 - 5 .2 87
58.0 ...... 63 67.0- 5.3 87
67.0- 4.9
69.2- 5.3 92
65.5- 3.9 33
4,6501 8.
1,650 SIT.
5,959 9.
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64 62
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57 59
54
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69
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73 70 70
....
$3 1691
1576 65 18q1
1887 67 1691
............. ......
29.75 jo.00 ...... 26. OS
29.07 29.9s ......
30.03 $0.04 ......
................. ag. SJ 30 03 + .os
29.93 30.04+ .OS
................. 29.34 30.06,+ .06 3Oo-Ol 30.05-t .q
30.03 .jo.oq ...... 2 g .b 30.6
................. 30.05 30.4, ...... 30.06 30.10 ......
zS.90 30.07 .w
29.95 3 0 .q - .01
29.82 3O.O;$ .01
29.74 30.01 - .Os
................. 30.01 30.05 .OI
29.68 30.05 ......
29.98 30.04+ .OI
29.74 29.99 - . 03 29.51 30.01 .03
.................
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29.70, 30.02 .OI
29.95 29.9s - .%
29.97 jo.01-
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29.40 20.99.- .o$
29.24 29.95- .os
29.91 29.97- .02
29.26 30.07 C .03
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29.4s .or;
29.74 '9.991- .02
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29.38 30.05
29.25 29.94 + .03 29.62 29.pS-I- .02
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29.11 30.03' ...... 29.35 30.01 ...... 29.15 zg.yi+ .OI
29.3ti 30.04 + . c8 3.28 29.97 ...... 29.16 30.02+ .04 29.28 30. 02 + .04
......
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10.99 ......
0.21-1.1 23
5.01 ...... I7
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s.95+ 1.6 15
4.0+ 2.5' 19
2.70- 4.6i
9.801 ...... I 5
6.101 ...... I s
O.SS1- 3.51 j
............. 1697 45 1884
18S7 63 idgo 1872 68 16S4
1SS7 65 1891 1676 65 1887 66 1887 65 1691 1697 67 Isas 1576 68 1691
1667 69 I S ~I
1S67 70 1664
18% 70 1691
ISs7 69 1891
1876 67 Is91
18S7 72 1664
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12 141 6.4 S:
2:' I2 14 6.7 8;
8 0 11 14 6.7 6;
201 s 5: 4 I I 9 151 IS 6.6
8 2 16 13 6.S Sq
15 6 g 16 6.9' 8:
....
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8 6 17 I .... / 81
80 1891 I881 82 IRSS
1891 80 1890
............. ............. ...
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5,531, se.
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4.541+ 0.41 16
10.131: .....
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3,437 ne. 9.44t>! se.
7.964 *e. 3,824 ne. 5,07u se.
4,qmI se. 6,9571 se.
3,126 w.
3,118 rw.
3,992 nw. 3.079 I1W. 7,1501 1.w.
4,709 ne. 4. +I' nw. 3,019 nw.
4,648 s. 5,5561 nw. 3,IISl w.
s 3 3.7 SE
7 IO 9 12 5.7 61
7 I 1 12 s 5.2 sc 6 16 4 I I 4.5 84
31 9 '3 9 5.5 S! I 4 IO I O I1 5.5 7c
24 15 9 7 4.1 S?
7,6271 sw. 0,819 5.
Toledo .: .......... Detroit ............ Upper Lake Reginn. 2.60 - 0.4' 2.05- 1.2 I O
2.59- 0.7 IO
1876 611 is84 1S76 63. 1884
I878 641 i6qr 16S7 66 1851
IS90 6 1 ~ 1691 I876 6; 1891
1857 65 1991 1Sgo 5S 1691
1578 '66 I ~I rS87 67
..
Alpenn ............ Escannhn ............ .?I i? Grand Hnven ..... 621 21
Lansing ........... 883 5
734 21
Port uron ....... 639 17
sm#de(We.Maria. Chicago ........... 824 a1
!.innistee .......... 6151 4
Mar \ uette. ........
Milwaukee ........ 2:
JULY, 1891. MONTHLY WEATEER REVlEW. 179
Tuble of miscellai,eo.ns meteorological data for July. 1801--Tlvetather Bioentc observations-Contiu~iea.
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**DES Lab A LN2 Test**
**Piping System Engineering Note**
**Table of Contents**
1.0 Introduction 3
2.0 Flow schematic 3
3.0 Design codes and evaluation criteria 5
4.0 Materials 5
5.0 Piping design and analysis 5
6.0 Pressure relief system 17
7.0 Welding and inspection 17
8.0 Pressure testing 17
9.0 Appendix 17
**DES Lab A LN2 Test**
**Piping System Engineering Note**
1. **Introduction**
This document constitutes the Piping System Engineering Note for the
cryogenic piping associated with the DES Lab A LN2 test.
The pipe descriptions and a table summary of the operating parameters
are shown in Table 1.1.
+----------------------------+-----+-------+-------+----+----+------+
| **Table 1.1: Cryogenic | | | | | | |
| piping description and | | | | | | |
| summary** | | | | | | |
+----------------------------+-----+-------+-------+----+----+------+
| **Description** | **F | * | * | ** | ** | **Te |
| | lui | *OD** | *ID** | P~ | P~ | mp** |
| | d** | | | op | ma | |
| | | **( | **( | er | x~ | **( |
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+----------------------------+-----+-------+-------+----+----+------+
| U-tube LN2 piping | LN2 | 1.315 | 1.049 | 1 | 1 | 100 |
| | | | | 15 | 65 | |
| 1 in. SCH 40 pipe | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| (vacuum jacketed) | | | | | | |
+----------------------------+-----+-------+-------+----+----+------+
| Drain Line, Fill Trycock | LN2 | 0.750 | 0.652 | 1 | 1 | 100 |
| Line, and Fill Line for | | | | 00 | 50 | |
| the DES pressure vessel | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
| ¾ in. OD tube | | | | | | |
+----------------------------+-----+-------+-------+----+----+------+
| Vent line | GN2 | 0.250 | 0.180 | 1 | 1 | \> |
| | | | | 00 | 50 | 100 |
+----------------------------+-----+-------+-------+----+----+------+
| Cooling Ring | LN2 | 1.050 | 0.884 | 1 | 1 | 100 |
| | | | | 00 | 50 | |
| ¾ in. SCH 10 pipe | | | | | | |
+----------------------------+-----+-------+-------+----+----+------+
| Cooling Ring | LN2 | 0 | 0.666 | 1 | 1 | 100 |
| | | .7500 | | 00 | 50 | |
| ¾ in. OD tube | | | | | | |
+----------------------------+-----+-------+-------+----+----+------+
| Valve Box | LN2 | \* | \*\* | 1 | 1 | 100 |
| | | | | 00 | 50 | |
| (numerous components) | | | | | | |
+----------------------------+-----+-------+-------+----+----+------+
\*The largest diameter piece of piping in the valve box is 1 inch pipe.
\*\*The thinnest pipe wall thickness in the valve box is 0.065 inches.
**2.0 Flow schematic**
The flow schematic for the cryostat is shown in Figure 2.1. The flow
schematic is also available at
<http://des-docdb.fnal.gov:8080/cgi-bin/ShowDocument?docid=1537> as
"Process and Instrument Diagram - ME-436389REVA".
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**Figure 2.1:** DECAM Lab A LN2 test flow schematic.
A schematic of the piping layout at Lab A is shown in figure 2.2 The
200L vessel, instrument lines, all relief valves, and the valve box are
located outside at Lab A. The triple jacket hose is used as a transfer
line to the camera heat exchanger which is located inside Lab A under
the dome.
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**Figure 2.2:** DECAM Lab A LN2 test piping schematic.
**3.0 Design codes and evaluation criteria**
The DES Lab A LN2 Test piping must meet all of the requirements of
Section 5031.1 of the Fermilab ES&H Manual. This section states that
piping systems containing cryogenic fluids fall under the category of
Normal Fluid Service and shall adhere to the requirements of the ASME
Process Piping Code B31.3.
**4.0** **Materials**
The piping is fabricated from 304/304L and 316/316L stainless steel tube
and pipe. The allowable stress used in this document is 16,700 psi,
which is the lowest value listed for these pipe and tube materials in
B31.3 Appendix A.
The LN2 piping will be operated at 100 K. This is above the minimum
temperature listed for 304/316 stainless steel pipe or tube (19 K).
According to Table 323.2.2 of the Code, impact testing is not required
for these austenitic stainless steels. However, Table 323.2.2 does
require impact testing of the weld metal and heat affected zone. Except
as stated in Table 323.2.2 Note (6) where impact testing is not required
when the minimum obtainable Charpy specimen has a width along the notch
of less than 2.5 mm (0.098 in). The 1 inch SCH 40 piping that comprises
the inner line of the U-tube assembly has a wall thickness of 0.133
inches and is the only piping in the system with a wall thickness
greater than 0.098 in. See section 7.0 for comments with respect to
impact testing.
**5.0 Piping design and analysis**
A schematic of the piping attached to the vessel is shown in Figure 5.1.
The valve box piping that attaches to the vessel is shown in Figure 5.2.
A flexible vacuum jacketed hose connects the cooling ring shown in
Figure 5.3 to the valve box piping.
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The minimum thickness of the pipes is evaluated using the procedures in
304.1.2(a) of ASME B31.3. The minimum tube thickness for seamless or
longitudinally welded piping for t\<D/6 is given by:
$$t = \frac{\text{PD}}{2(\text{SEW} + \text{PY})}\ $$
where: *t* = wall thickness, (*t* mfg is the manufacturers minimum wall
thickness while *t* req'd is the thickness required by the above
equation)
*P* = internal design pressure
*D* = outside diameter (manufacturers nominal value is used)
*S* = allowable stress from table A-1
*E* = quality factor from table A-1A or A-1B = 0.8 (worst case)
*W* = weld joint strength reduction factor = 1
*Y* = coefficient from Table 304.1.1 = 0.4
Table 5.1 summarizes the results of the wall thickness calculation.
+--------------------+-----+------+------+------+------+------+-------+
| **Table 5.1. | | | | | | | |
| Cryogenic piping | | | | | | | |
| parameters** | | | | | | | |
+--------------------+-----+------+------+------+------+------+-------+
| **Pipe / Tube** | * | *** | *** | *** | * | * | **M |
| | **P | D*** | S*** | E*** | **t* | **t* | AWP** |
| | *** | | | | req | mfg | |
| | | **(i | * | | 'd** | min | **(ps |
| | * | n)** | *(ps | | | (i | id)** |
| | *(p | | i)** | | **(i | n)** | |
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+--------------------+-----+------+------+------+------+------+-------+
| U-tube LN2 piping | 165 | 1 | 16 | 0.8 | 0 | 0 | 3,037 |
| | | .315 | ,700 | | .007 | .116 | |
+--------------------+-----+------+------+------+------+------+-------+
| Drain Line, Fill | 150 | 0 | 16 | 0.8 | 0 | 0 | 1,645 |
| Trycock Line, and | | .750 | ,700 | | .004 | .044 | |
| Fill Line for the | | | | | | | |
| DES pressure | | | | | | | |
| vessel | | | | | | | |
+--------------------+-----+------+------+------+------+------+-------+
| Vent Line | 150 | 0 | 16 | 0.8 | 0 | 0. | 3,744 |
| | | .250 | ,700 | | .001 | 0315 | |
+--------------------+-----+------+------+------+------+------+-------+
| Cooling Loop | 150 | 1 | 16 | 0.8 | 0 | 0. | 1,956 |
| | | .050 | ,700 | | .006 | 0726 | |
+--------------------+-----+------+------+------+------+------+-------+
| Cooling Loop | 150 | 0 | 16 | 0.8 | 0 | 0. | 1,403 |
| | | .750 | ,700 | | .004 | 0378 | |
+--------------------+-----+------+------+------+------+------+-------+
| Valve box\ | 150 | 1 | 16 | 0.8 | 0 | 0 | 1,375 |
| (worst case OD and | | .315 | ,700 | | .007 | .065 | |
| wall THK) | | | | | | | |
+--------------------+-----+------+------+------+------+------+-------+
In the above six cases the manufacturer's minimum wall thickness of the
piping is greater than the minimum thickness required by ASME B31.3.
The "unlisted components" installed in the piping system as defined in
B31.3 Section 304.7.2 are shown in Table 5.2.
------------------- ----------------- ----------- ---------- -----------------
**Table 5.2.
Unlisted piping
components.**
*Component* *Source* *Pressure *System *Comment*
rating Design
\[psig\]* Pressure
(psig)*
Vacuum jacketed Duraflex part \# 150^(a)^ 150 \-\-\--
flex hose D010TVJAVCR-720
Bayonet PHPK, part \# 150^(b)^ 150 \-\-\--
PBA-10
See the valve and
instrument list for
other components.
------------------- ----------------- ----------- ---------- -----------------
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> http://des-docdb.fnal.gov:8080/cgi-bin/RetrieveFile?docid=1537&version=6&filename=Fermi_Triple_Jacketed_wgs.pdf
(b) PHPK literature states that "All bayonets have been computer
analyzed to meet the ANSI/ASME B31.3 piping code requirements....".
The flexibility of the U-tube piping was analyzed using ANSYS. The model
boundary conditions and results are summarized in Figures 5.2 and 5.3.
The thermal shrinkage was taken to be 321 x 10^-5^ *L/L* for 304/316
Stainless (B31.3 Table C-1). The modulus of elasticity of 304 Stainless
was input as 30.3 x 10^6^ psi (B31. Table C-6) along with a Poisson's
Ratio of 0.30 (B31.3 para 319.3.3).
The model is comprised of ANSYS PIPE 16 (straight), and PIPE 18 (elbow)
elements in which ANSYS calculates flexibility and stress
intensification per B31.1. The stress intensification factors for B31.3
are the same as for B31.1.
As a check of the FEA model, a simple model consisting of a section of
straight pipe was analyzed. The pipe was anchored at both ends and
cooled from room temperature to liquid nitrogen temperature. The stress
reported by the FEA model matched the result obtained by multiplying the
unit thermal strain by the modulus of elasticity.
Per B31.3 Appendix P, the operating stress is computed using equation
(P17a)
$$S_{o} = \sqrt{\left( \left| S_{a} \right| + S_{b} \right)^{2} + 4S_{t}^{2}}$$
where the axial (*S~a~*), bending (*S*~b~), and torsional (*S~t~*)
stresses are combined and compared to the allowable stress *S~oA~* in
para. P302.3.5(d) where
$S_{\text{oA}} = 1\text{.}\text{25}f\left( S_{c} + S_{h} \right)$.
*S~c~* is the basic allowable stress at the minimum metal temperature
expected during the displacement cycle under analysis and *S~h~* is the
basic allowable stress at the maximum metal temperature expected during
the displacement cycle under analysis. Both *S~c~* and *S~h~* were taken
to be 16,700 psi. The stress reduction factor *f* was taken to be 1.0
because this system will see less than 1,000 cycles in its lifetime.
$$S_{\text{oA}} = 1\text{.}\text{25}´1\text{.}0´\left( \text{16},\text{700} + \text{16},\text{700} \right) = \text{41},\text{750}\text{psi}$$
A macro (available in the appendix) was used to retrieve *S~a~*, *S~b~*,
and *S~t~* from ANSYS and then compute the combined stress. The peak
operating stress for the Supply U-tube was found to be 5,280 psi for the
cold case (thermal shrinkage + 165 psid) and 295 psi for the warm case
(165 psid loading only). The peak operating stress for the Return U-tube
was found to be 6,826 psi for the cold case (thermal shrinkage + 165
psid) and 295 psi for the warm case (165 psid loading only).
Thus the operating stress range for both U-tubes is only a few thousand
psi and does not exceed the allowable operating stress limit. These
stresses are well below the 16,700 psi limit for the U-tube piping
components.
The Fill, Drain, and Trycock lines were also analyzed using an FEA model
to investigate the thermal stress. In the FEA model these lines were
modeled as fixed to their respective VCR fittings on the top flange and
to a clamp attached to the Unistrut frame (see Figure 5.1). Figures 5.4
thru 5.6 show the model results. Application of B31.3 equation P17a
resulted in a peak stress of 6,254 psi for the Fill Line, 8,353 psi for
the Drain Line, and 7,770 psi for the Fill Trycock line. Thus the stress
in each line due to thermal shrinkage and internal pressure is less than
the 16,700 psi allowable.
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where: *t* = wall thickness
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*D* = outside diameter, 1.050 in.
*S* = allowable stress from table A-1, 16,700 psi for 304 S.S.
*E* = quality factor from table A-1A or A-1B = 0.8 (worst case)
*W* = weld joint strength reduction factor = 1
*Y* = coefficient from Table 304.1.1 = 0.4
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centerline
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$I = \frac{4(\frac{R_{1}}{D}) - 1}{4(\frac{R_{1}}{D}) - 2}\ $
at the extrados:
$I = \frac{4(\frac{R_{1}}{D}) + 1}{4(\frac{R_{1}}{D}) + 2}\ $
at the centerline: *I* = 1.0
*R~1~* = bend radius of the tubing, 8.225 in.
The results are as follows:
*t*(in) for 8.225 in. radius: at intrados = 0.0061; extrados = 0.0057;
centerline = 0.0059 (same as straight tube)
The bent pipe has a minimum wall thickness of 0.0726 inches so this
requirement is satisfied.
**6.0 Pressure relief system**
--------------------------- ------------- ---------------- --------------
**Table 6.1: DES Lab A LN2
Test relief settings.**
*Circuit* *Design *Relief setting* *Relief valve
pressure* ID*
Drain line 150 psid 150 psig SV-6213
Fill trycock line 150 psid 150 psig SV-6213
Fill line 150 psid 150 psig SV-6200-LN,
SV-6213
Return U-tube 165 psid 150 psig SV-6213
Supply U-tube 165 psid 150 psig SV-6213
--------------------------- ------------- ---------------- --------------
**7.0 Welding and inspection**
According to B31.3 Section 341, all piping in Normal Fluid Service shall
be examined. All welding was performed by Lenny Harbacek whose stainless
steel qualification is included in the Appendix. Eight butt welds were
radiographed and the results are available as an attachement. The system
contains 70 butt welds.
B31.3 requires the welding procedure for austenitic stainless steels to
be qualified by impact tests of the weld metal and heat affected zone
for wall thicknesses greater than 0.098 inch when used at liquid
nitrogen temperatures. The 1" SCH 40 U-tube piping has a wall thickness
of 0.133 inches. Fermilab does not have a qualified welding procedure
for use of austenitic stainless steels at liquid nitrogen temperatures.
However, the stress in this piping is far below the allowable stress.
Low stress reduces the likelihood of brittle failure in the heat
affected area. The ASME pressure vessel code recognizes the suitability
of 304/304L & 316/316L for use at liquid nitrogen temperatures. In
Section VIII Division 1, paragraph UHA-51(d)(1) exempts 304/304L and
316/316L from impact testing for both the base metals and the heat
affected zones.
**8.0 Pressure testing**
The piping system will be pressure tested in accordance with Section
5034 of the Fermilab ES&H Manual and 345.5 of the Code. The test
pressure is 110% of the design pressure which is 1.1 x 150 = 165 psig.
**9.0 Appendix**
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| # Floods |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| A [flood]{.underline} occurs any time a body of water rises to cover |
| what is usually dry land. |
| |
| Floods are the most frequent and costly natural disasters in terms of |
| human hardship and economic loss. As much as 90 percent of the damage |
| related to all natural disasters (excluding droughts) is associated |
| with flooding. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Floods have many causes: |
| |
| - [Heavy rain]{.underline}, which may occur over several days or as |
| intense rainfall over a short period of time. |
| |
| - [Spring snowmelt]{.underline} or ice or debris jams that cause a |
| river or stream to overflow its banks and flood the surrounding |
| area. |
| |
| - [Dam and levee failure]{.underline}. While dam and levee failure |
| occurs relatively infrequently, it can be a risk, especially |
| following prolonged heavy rain, such as occurred throughout the |
| Midwest in 1993. |
| |
| - [Low absorption or no soil percolation]{.underline}. As land is |
| converted from fields or woodlands to roads and parking lots, it |
| loses its ability to absorb rainfall. Urbanization increases |
| runoff two to six times over what would occur on natural terrain. |
| In areas with rocky geology, rainfall or snowmelt cannot be |
| absorbed. The result can be flash flooding with little or no |
| warning. |
| |
| Each of these causes can be factored to several key elements. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| - [Rainfall intensity]{.underline} is the rate of rainfall (in |
| inches per hour). |
| |
| - [Duration]{.underline} is how long the rain lasts. |
| |
| - [Topography]{.underline} is the overall configuration of the of |
| the Earth's surface, including natural and manmade features. |
| |
| - [Soil conditions]{.underline} include the type of soil, the |
| amount of moisture in the soil, and the amount of soil relative |
| to the amount of rock. |
| |
| - [Ground cover]{.underline} includes vegetation as well as manmade |
| covers. Ground that includes larger amounts of vegetation can |
| also absorb greater amounts of water. Ground that is paved or has |
| structures on it will cause runoff. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| # Floods (Continued) |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| The reasons floods pose such a risk are that: |
| |
| - Heavy rainfall can exacerbate problems with runoff, absorption, |
| and flood-control measures. |
| |
| - Riverine flooding can potentially inundate a city or downstream |
| areas when protection fails. |
| |
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| - In rocky areas, lack of absorption can cause flash flooding. |
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| Every major drainage basin in the United States has a floodplain |
| surrounding it. Two areas where inundation is very likely are: |
| |
| - Along the Mississippi River. |
| |
| - The central valley of California. |
| |
| Most areas of the United States are subject to some degree of |
| flooding. |
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| Floodplain areas are widespread in the South Atlantic, the Gulf |
| Coast, and the Missouri and Arkansas River basins. |
| |
| Note that there are almost 4,000 communities that are at risk of |
| flooding, and more than 100 million people are exposed. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| The costs associated with flooding are increasing as more development |
| occurs in coastal areas and floodplains. Each year, flood losses and |
| damages reach into the billions of dollars. During the 10-year period |
| from 1992 to 2001, floods cost, on average, \$4.1 billion annually. |
| The long-term (1971 to 2000) annual average lives lost is 127 per |
| year, primarily as a result of flash floods. |
| |
| Floods are measured according to the height that the waters reach. |
| Their magnitude is based on the chances that water levels will equal |
| or exceed a certain point on a recurring basis. Intervals of |
| probability are classified into [hazard zones]{.underline}. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| # Floods (Continued) |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ## Flood Preparedness |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| It is important to: |
| |
| - [Know the flood risk in the area]{.underline}, including the |
| elevation above flood stage and the history of flooding in the |
| area. |
| |
| - [Prepare a flood evacuation plan]{.underline}, and practice the |
| route. Be aware of which roads become flooded and which remain |
| passable. The entire family should know where to go if they have |
| to evacuate. |
| |
| - [Obtain flood insurance]{.underline} if living in a floodplain |
| (Special Flood Hazard Area). [Homeowner's policies do not cover |
| flooding]{.underline}! Check with the city or county government |
| to review the Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs). Then, check with |
| an insurance agent to obtain coverage under the National Flood |
| Insurance Program (NFIP). |
| |
| - [Keep important documents in a water-proof box]{.underline}. Most |
| documents can be replaced, but some are more difficult to replace |
| than others. Protecting them in a water- (and fire-) proof |
| container is the safest plan of action. |
| |
| - [Check emergency messages]{.underline} using a portable radio. |
| NWS and local officials update watches and warnings as necessary. |
| Listen often for up-to-date information. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| The best way to protect your property from flood damage is to avoid |
| building in a flood plain unless the home is elevated and other flood |
| protection measures are taken. If an existing home is in a |
| floodplain, there are some steps that can help reduce potential |
| damage. |
| |
| - [Elevate the furnace, water heater, and electric |
| panel]{.underline} to at least one foot above the level of the |
| floodplain (also called the [Base Flood Elevation]{.underline}). |
| In some areas, elevating these appliances and utilities may mean |
| relocating them to a higher floor or even to the attic. |
| |
| - [Move furniture and other items to a higher level]{.underline}. |
| Even if the main floor of the home is flood damaged, moving |
| furniture and other items to a higher level will reduce flood |
| losses. |
| |
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| - [Install check valves]{.underline} in plumbing to prevent flood |
| water from backing up into the drains of the home. |
| |
| - [Waterproof the basement floor and walls]{.underline} to prevent |
| seepage through cracks. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| # Floods (Continued) |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| In some cases, even these suggestions will not be enough to prevent |
| serious damage from flooding. If you live in a floodplain, consult |
| building professionals to see if they think they need more elaborate |
| mitigation measures (such as elevation). |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| If you must evacuate, you should: |
| |
| - [Not walk, swim, or drive through flood waters]{.underline}. |
| Learn and practice driving the local flood evacuation routes. |
| They have been selected because they are safe and provide the |
| best means of escaping flood waters. Flood waters move swiftly |
| and may carry debris that can cause injuries. Remember that 24 |
| inches of water can wash a car away and six inches of fast moving |
| water can knock a person off his or her feet. |
| |
| - [Stay off bridges over fast-moving water]{.underline}. |
| Fast-moving water can wash bridges away without warning, |
| especially if the water contains heavy debris. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| - [Keep away from waterways]{.underline}. If you are driving and |
| come upon rapidly rising waters, turn around and find another |
| route. Move to higher ground away from rivers, streams, and |
| creeks. |
| |
| - [Heed barricades]{.underline}. Local responders place barricades |
| to warn of flooding ahead or to direct traffic safely out of the |
| area. [Never]{.underline} drive around barricades. |
| |
| - [Avoid storm drains and irrigation ditches]{.underline}. During a |
| flood, storm drains and irrigation ditches fill quickly with |
| fast-moving water. Walking in or near storm drains or irrigation |
| ditches is nearly a sure way to drown. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| # Floods (Continued) |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Precautions to follow after a flood. |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| - [Stay out of flooded areas]{.underline}. Flooded areas remain |
| unsafe. Entering a flooded area places you---and the individuals |
| who may need to rescue you---at risk. |
| |
| - [Reserve the telephone for emergencies only]{.underline}. |
| Telecommunication lines (both land line and cellular) will be |
| busy following a flood. A nonemergency call may prevent an |
| emergency call from getting through. It is best not to use the |
| phone unless it is necessary. |
| |
| - [Avoid driving]{.underline}, except in emergencies. Reserve the |
| roads for those who must evacuate and for emergency vehicles. |
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all-txt-docs | 905343 | 1 TABLE 4b. MONTHLY VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION PUT IN PLACE: 1967-1969 PAGE 1
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED ANNUAL RATE IN CURRENT DOLLARS
1967: TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC.
TOTAL CONSTRUCTION...................... 84310 84033 84702 84831 85954 86047 86912 87142 87792 89505 91630 93289
PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION.................. 58844 58355 59331 59321 60631 61147 61757 62079 62348 64093 65917 66336
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS................ 24401 24434 26527 27159 27787 28544 28798 29246 28929 30834 32584 33217
NEW HOUSING UNITS................... 18237 18475 18658 19112 19810 20705 21627 22443 23246 23991 24767 25172
1 UNIT............................. 13994 14328 14553 15074 15623 16355 17079 17670 18199 18660 19078 19219
2 OR MORE UNITS.................... 4243 4147 4105 4038 4187 4351 4548 4773 5047 5331 5688 5953
IMPROVEMENTS........................ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS............. 25101 24428 23095 22438 22846 22555 22964 22727 23223 23077 23033 22659
INDUSTRIAL.......................... 9345 9475 8444 7820 8183 8224 8486 8308 8841 8313 7660 8061
OFFICE.............................. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
HOTELS, MOTELS...................... 1397 1383 1388 1372 1338 1307 1290 1270 1288 1325 1384 1414
OTHER COMMERCIAL.................... 8663 8158 7975 7945 8123 7728 7858 7554 7677 7971 8368 7790
RELIGIOUS........................... 1276 1150 1068 1152 1067 1037 1089 1168 1118 1067 1140 1117
EDUCATIONAL......................... 1106 1074 1085 1120 1116 1191 1204 1289 1147 1137 1151 1120
HOSPITAL AND INSTITUTIONAL.......... 1603 1459 1467 1455 1482 1563 1532 1573 1525 1588 1550 1603
MISCELLANEOUS....................... 1712 1729 1667 1574 1537 1505 1503 1564 1626 1677 1779 1555
FARM NONRESIDENTIAL.................. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
PUBLIC UTILITIES..................... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
TELECOMMUNICATIONS.................. 1622 1620 1666 1571 1690 1697 1592 1633 1639 1612 1682 1607
RAILROAD............................ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER............ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
GAS................................. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
PETROLEUM PIPELINES................. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
ALL OTHER PRIVATE.................... 437 395 396 395 454 462 485 505 496 448 409 522
PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION................... 25465 25678 25371 25510 25323 24901 25156 25062 25443 25412 25712 26952
BUILDINGS............................ 9185 9039 9438 9730 9880 9896 10018 9949 10045 10029 10208 10280
HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT........... 660 636 732 852 804 696 672 684 732 756 720 564
INDUSTRIAL.......................... 230 168 196 198 229 277 265 221 276 302 344 286
EDUCATIONAL......................... 5828 5818 5868 5924 5934 5986 6034 5997 6007 6000 6118 6299
HOSPITAL............................ 522 516 542 548 594 610 642 662 704 708 713 839
OTHER............................... 1945 1900 2101 2208 2319 2327 2405 2385 2327 2262 2313 2293
HIGHWAYS AND STREETS................. 9229 9840 8977 8909 8584 8347 8227 8202 8498 8399 8240 9224
MILITARY FACILITIES.................. 552 504 504 528 552 708 744 828 864 852 876 828
CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT......... 2393 2168 2220 2076 2088 1864 2152 2127 2046 2083 2184 2137
OTHER PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION............ 4106 4127 4233 4267 4219 4086 4015 3957 3990 4049 4205 4484
SEWER SYSTEMS....................... 1205 1139 1078 1000 1001 1018 1015 1018 1045 1060 1073 1064
WATER SUPPLY FACILITIES............. 1226 1276 1304 1331 1294 1206 1193 1159 1216 1255 1273 1523
MISCELLANEOUS NONBUILDING........... 1675 1712 1851 1936 1923 1862 1807 1779 1729 1734 1860 1896
0
(NA) NOT AVAILABLE, BUT ESTIMATES INCLUDED IN TOTALS
1 TABLE 4b. MONTHLY VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION PUT IN PLACE: 1967-1969 PAGE 2
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED ANNUAL RATE IN CURRENT DOLLARS
1968: TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC.
TOTAL CONSTRUCTION...................... 93422 94031 96243 97017 97090 94496 94363 96730 98085 100221 101662 99780
PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION.................. 66324 66200 69307 69525 68811 67341 67815 69703 69697 71833 72496 71691
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS................ 31836 31266 34258 34115 33803 33171 33919 34650 34803 35360 35805 35761
NEW HOUSING UNITS................... 24747 24666 25902 26353 26469 26295 26369 26610 27224 27836 28352 28716
1 UNIT............................. 18592 18380 19424 19654 19542 19208 19074 19159 19560 20048 20314 20463
2 OR MORE UNITS.................... 6154 6286 6478 6699 6926 7088 7296 7451 7664 7788 8038 8253
IMPROVEMENTS........................ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS............. 23274 23508 23663 24181 23676 22892 22356 23716 23533 24924 25194 24438
INDUSTRIAL.......................... 8626 8341 8352 8515 8352 7762 7467 8422 8401 8868 9304 9232
OFFICE.............................. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
HOTELS, MOTELS...................... 1190 1232 1256 1273 1327 1273 1247 1265 1376 1413 1447 1449
OTHER COMMERCIAL.................... 8353 8778 8737 9282 9008 9057 9034 9266 9190 9781 9517 8960
RELIGIOUS........................... 1186 1161 1203 1136 1151 1230 1180 1113 970 1167 1085 1106
EDUCATIONAL......................... 1328 1386 1432 1339 1302 1176 1123 1150 1197 1226 1297 1196
HOSPITAL AND INSTITUTIONAL.......... 1775 1796 1885 1842 1793 1732 1576 1795 1780 1860 1982 1986
MISCELLANEOUS....................... 816 814 800 795 742 662 729 706 619 610 562 509
FARM NONRESIDENTIAL.................. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
PUBLIC UTILITIES..................... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
TELECOMMUNICATIONS.................. 1646 1692 1675 1465 1606 1583 1844 1703 1699 1858 1802 1807
RAILROAD............................ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER............ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
GAS................................. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
PETROLEUM PIPELINES................. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
ALL OTHER PRIVATE.................... 569 719 625 628 548 551 552 522 536 546 558 547
PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION................... 27099 27832 26936 27492 28280 27155 26548 27027 28387 28389 29166 28089
BUILDINGS............................ 10358 10397 10448 10486 10813 10105 9570 9748 10409 10997 10377 10745
HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT........... 504 420 672 936 996 756 648 684 756 768 780 1032
INDUSTRIAL.......................... 325 299 312 304 354 553 323 392 344 323 364 322
EDUCATIONAL......................... 6431 6502 6203 5983 6124 5829 5746 5823 6261 6521 6012 5881
HOSPITAL............................ 865 882 731 648 656 634 623 622 593 763 682 780
OTHER............................... 2234 2295 2531 2615 2683 2333 2230 2226 2455 2622 2540 2730
HIGHWAYS AND STREETS................. 9392 9881 9199 9815 9931 9192 9125 9196 9034 8947 10605 8859
MILITARY FACILITIES.................. 660 612 588 624 756 708 660 924 948 1140 984 1092
CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT......... 2106 2200 2116 2033 2069 1979 1816 1889 2003 2017 1908 1998
OTHER PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION............ 4583 4741 4585 4534 4710 5171 5377 5271 5994 5288 5291 5395
SEWER SYSTEMS....................... 1055 1019 1237 1372 1384 1810 1981 1985 2136 1544 1496 1438
WATER SUPPLY FACILITIES............. 1627 1772 1505 1375 1423 1343 1328 1256 1755 1948 1562 1500
MISCELLANEOUS NONBUILDING........... 1902 1950 1844 1786 1903 2018 2068 2030 2102 1796 2234 2457
0
(NA) NOT AVAILABLE, BUT ESTIMATES INCLUDED IN TOTALS
1 TABLE 4b. MONTHLY VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION PUT IN PLACE: 1967-1969 PAGE 3
SEASONALLY ADJUSTED ANNUAL RATE IN CURRENT DOLLARS
1969: TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC.
TOTAL CONSTRUCTION...................... 102703 101648 105454 105532 106231 105789 107300 105659 107540 104590 103868 101331
PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION.................. 74740 75250 76933 76372 77291 77202 78753 78861 79465 77851 76586 75355
RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS................ 36514 37295 39160 38622 38291 37773 38079 38114 37480 36272 35161 33804
NEW HOUSING UNITS................... 29766 30382 30241 30080 30075 30048 29536 28948 28518 28374 28148 27712
1 UNIT............................. 21126 21337 20870 20493 20302 20178 19779 19344 18884 18631 18445 18145
2 OR MORE UNITS.................... 8640 9045 9371 9587 9773 9870 9757 9605 9634 9744 9703 9567
IMPROVEMENTS........................ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS............. 26427 26395 26239 26182 27127 27398 28388 28332 29383 28815 28671 28753
INDUSTRIAL.......................... 9599 9594 9483 9122 9526 9593 9719 9675 9910 9705 9471 9703
OFFICE.............................. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
HOTELS, MOTELS...................... 1472 1483 1466 1452 1460 1461 1474 1508 1471 1452 1453 1467
OTHER COMMERCIAL.................... 10226 10123 10232 10180 10630 10819 11481 11313 12011 11774 11750 11697
RELIGIOUS........................... 1020 1123 1064 1167 1103 933 1015 1053 1089 1014 1025 948
EDUCATIONAL......................... 1226 1201 1164 1149 1134 1158 1199 1241 1271 1178 1186 1105
HOSPITAL AND INSTITUTIONAL.......... 2048 2209 2059 2273 2379 2510 2631 2647 2724 2786 2804 2856
MISCELLANEOUS....................... 836 660 771 839 895 924 869 895 907 905 982 978
FARM NONRESIDENTIAL.................. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
PUBLIC UTILITIES..................... (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
TELECOMMUNICATIONS.................. 2078 1926 1964 2057 2128 2074 2211 2208 2363 2424 2318 2523
RAILROAD............................ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER............ (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
GAS................................. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
PETROLEUM PIPELINES................. (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
ALL OTHER PRIVATE.................... 495 436 448 486 729 899 897 957 907 860 843 711
PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION................... 27963 26398 28521 29161 28940 28588 28546 26798 28075 26739 27282 25976
BUILDINGS............................ 10577 10775 12162 11796 12062 11735 11435 10156 10988 10342 10684 9998
HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT........... 966 1181 1426 1326 1014 718 900 872 1061 984 1136 966
INDUSTRIAL.......................... 359 322 348 364 395 461 342 344 353 348 328 337
EDUCATIONAL......................... 5797 5728 6052 6269 7046 6476 5734 5418 5571 5318 5616 5343
HOSPITAL............................ 697 696 690 741 770 814 901 840 921 822 919 807
OTHER............................... 2758 2848 3646 3096 2837 3267 3558 2681 3083 2870 2685 2544
HIGHWAYS AND STREETS................. 9497 8149 8778 9441 9003 9081 9329 9522 9633 9234 9480 9320
MILITARY FACILITIES.................. 802 727 846 931 992 1019 767 950 979 902 788 821
CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT......... 1882 1758 1849 1883 1820 2030 1705 1563 1767 1780 1656 1745
OTHER PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION............ 5206 4989 4886 5110 5063 4722 5310 4607 4707 4480 4674 4091
SEWER SYSTEMS....................... 1299 1381 1401 1483 1680 1062 1313 1232 1323 1377 1403 1194
WATER SUPPLY FACILITIES............. 1649 1528 1380 1544 1388 1489 1358 1180 1274 1128 1044 1124
MISCELLANEOUS NONBUILDING........... 2258 2081 2105 2083 1995 2172 2639 2195 2110 1976 2227 1773
0
(NA) NOT AVAILABLE, BUT ESTIMATES INCLUDED IN TOTALS
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WWUS45 KGJT 112258
WSWGJT
URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAND JUNCTION CO
358 PM MST WED FEB 11 2009
...SNOW WILL INCREASE THIS EVENING OVER THE NORTHERN MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN
COLORADO...
.A DISTURBANCE WILL TRACK OVER THE NORTHERN MOUNTAINS OF WESTERN
COLORADO TONIGHT. EXPECT SNOWFALL TO INCREASE IN WESTERLY FLOW THIS
EVENING AS AN UPPER LEVEL WAVE AND ASSOCIATED JET TRACK OVERHEAD.
WINDS WILL ALSO INCREASE THIS EVENING OVER THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS. SNOW
WILL DECREASE EARLY MONDAY MORNING.
COZ004-013-120700-
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ELKHEAD AND PARK MOUNTAINS-FLATTOPS-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...COLUMBINE...TOPONAS...BUFORD...
TRAPPERS LAKE
358 PM MST WED FEB 11 2009
...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 11 AM MST
THURSDAY...
A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR SNOW AND BLOWING SNOW REMAINS IN EFFECT
UNTIL 11 AM MST THURSDAY.
EXPECT SNOW TO INCREASE THIS EVENING OVER THE ELKHEAD...PARK
AND FLATTOP MOUNTAINS OF COLORADO. TOTAL SNOW ACCUMULATIONS OF 4
TO 8 INCHES ARE POSSIBLE WITH A FEW LOCATIONS RECEIVING UP TO 10
INCHES. WINDS WILL INCREASE LATER THIS AFTERNOON OVER THE HIGHER
ELEVATIONS CAUSING BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW AND LOWERED
VISIBILITIES.
A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY MEANS THAT PERIODS OF SNOW AND BLOWING SNOW WILL
CAUSE TRAVEL DIFFICULTIES. BE PREPARED FOR SLIPPERY ROADS AND
LIMITED VISIBILITIES...AND USE CAUTION WHILE DRIVING.
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|PANGBORN MEMORIAL AIRPORT |3042003|
|WENATCHEE |WASHINGTON |
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|7 |P|3042003|
|N|3042003|
| 472354.9363|-1201254.4936| 900122| 4460|150|3042003|
| 1228.5| |3042003|
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| 0| 1205.0| |3042003|
| 1338| 1222.8| |3042003|
| 2080| 1225.1| |3042003|
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| 2740| 1225.6| |3042003|
| 4460| 1248.8| |3042003|
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|N|3042003|
| 472354.9138|-1201149.6649|2700209| 4460|150|3042003|
| 1248.8| |3042003|
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| 0| 1248.8| |3042003|
| 1720| 1225.6| |3042003|
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| 3123| 1222.8| |3042003|
| 4460| 1205.0| |3042003|
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|N|3042003|
| 472415.7924|-1201254.9772|1350108| 5500|150|3042003|
| 1225.5| |3042003|
| 472413.6974|-1201251.8934| 300|3042003|
| 0| 1219.0| |3042003|
| 300| 1219.9| |3042003|
| 2065| 1225.1| |3042003|
| 2989| 1225.1| |3042003|
| 3628| 1225.7| |3042003|
| 4809| 1231.7| |3042003|
| 5500| 1231.5| |3042003|
| 5700| 1231.5| |3042003|
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|N|3042003|
| 472337.3973|-1201158.4777|3150150| 5500|150|3042003|
| 1231.8| |3042003|
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| 0| 1231.5| |3042003|
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| 1872| 1225.7| |3042003|
| 2511| 1225.1| |3042003|
| 3434| 1225.1| |3042003|
| 5200| 1219.9| |3042003|
| 5500| 1219.0| |3042003|
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|FM (30) | 472137.8718|-1200813.3510| | | | |3042003|
|VOR/DME(EAT) | 472358.9071|-1201239.1047| 1223.7| | | |3042003|
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|ALS (30) | | | | | | |3042003|
|APBN | 472411.6760|-1201224.6482| | | | |3042003|
|PAPI (12) | | | | | | |3042003|
|REIL (12) | | | | | | |3042003|
|REIL (30) | | | | | | |3042003|
|VASI (30) | | | | | | |3042003|
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|7 |C |
|GRD | 472356.58|-1201148.82|1A| 1251| | | 46| 23| 2| -4518| | 169L| 2|3042003|
|RD(N) | 472352.16|-1201149.57|1A| 1262| | | 57| 34| 13| -4467| |* 279R| 13|3042003|
|BUSH | 472353.59|-1201256.17|1A| 1205| | | 0| -23| -44| 115| | 137R| 0|3042003|
|POLE | 472355.73|-1201307.56|1A| 1229| | | 24| 1| -20| 899| | 80L| 3|3042003|
|TREE | 472355.22|-1201307.57|1A| 1249| | | 44| 21| 0| 900| | 28L| 23|3042003|
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|7 |ANAPC |
|OL ON VOR/DME | 472358.91|-1201239.10|1A| 1252| | | 47| 24| 3| -1059| | 403L| 27|3042003|
|LT POLE | 472351.56|-1201246.79|1A| 1237| | | 32| 9| -12| -530| | 342R| 2|3042003|
|BUSH | 472353.59|-1201256.17|1A| 1205| | | 0| -23| -44| 115| | 137R| -43|3042003|
|POLE | 472355.73|-1201307.56|1A| 1229| | | 24| 1| -20| 899| | 80L| -35|3042003|
|TREE | 472355.22|-1201307.57|1A| 1249| | | 44| 21| 0| 900| | 28L| -15|3042003|
|AG EQUIP | 472359.36|-1201310.13|1A| 1234| | | 29| 6| -15| 1076| | 448L| -33|3042003|
|TREE | 472337.21|-1202235.94|1B| 2927| | | 1722| 1699| 1678| 40006| | 1769R| 518|3042003|
|BUSH | 472307.82|-1202238.61|1B| 3037| | | 1832| 1809| 1788| 40195| | 4748R| 214|3042003|
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|25 |AV |
|BUSH | 472353.59|-1201256.17|1A| 1205| | | -44| -44| -44| -4576| | 137L| 0|3042003|
|RD(N) | 472352.16|-1201149.57|1A| 1262| | | 13| 13| 13| 7| |* 279L| 13|3042003|
|GRD | 472356.58|-1201148.82|1A| 1251| | | 2| 2| 2| 58| | 169R| 2|3042003|
|RD(N) | 472354.81|-1201142.47|1A| 1267| | | 18| 18| 18| 495| | 11L| 3|3042003|
|BLDG | 472352.75|-1201132.81|1A| 1280| | | 31| 31| 31| 1160| | 218L| -17|3042003|
#
|25 |ANAPC |
|TREE | 472347.19|-1201149.64|1A| 1322| | | 73| 73| 73| 2| | 783L| 19|3042003|
|TREE | 472350.30|-1201149.62|1A| 1304| | | 55| 55| 55| 3| | 468L| 56|3042003|
|TREE | 472348.95|-1201149.55|1A| 1322| | | 73| 73| 73| 8| | 604L| 19|3042003|
|RD(N) | 472354.81|-1201142.47|1A| 1267| | | 18| 18| 18| 495| | 11L| 12|3042003|
|TREE | 472358.94|-1201141.14|1A| 1268| | | 19| 19| 19| 586| | 409R| 11|3042003|
|TK | 472342.17|-1201138.50|1A| 1311| | | 62| 62| 62| 769| | 1291L| 27|3042003|
|BLDG | 472358.51|-1201134.28|1A| 1273| | | 24| 24| 24| 1058| | 365R| 7|3042003|
|AG EQUIP | 472349.13|-1201134.04|1A| 1281| | | 32| 32| 32| 1075| | 585L| 4|3042003|
|BLDG | 472352.75|-1201132.81|1A| 1280| | | 31| 31| 31| 1160| | 218L| 11|3042003|
|TREE | 472353.10|-1201115.09|1A| 1292| | | 43| 43| 43| 2379| | 182L| -1|3042003|
|GRD | 472404.60|-1200703.12|2A| 2595| | | 1346| 1346| 1346| 19712| | 1004R| 797|3042003|
|BUSH | 472405.22|-1200703.00|2C| 2601| | | 1352| 1352| 1352| 19721| | 1067R| 802|3042003|
|GRD | 472429.24|-1200657.36|2C| 3129| | | 1880| 1880| 1880| 20105| | 3501R| 978|3042003|
|BUSH | 472429.78|-1200657.10|2C| 3128| | | 1879| 1879| 1879| 20123| | 3556R| 969|3042003|
|BUSH | 472343.51|-1200656.38|2C| 2454| | | 1205| 1205| 1205| 20180| | 1132L| 640|3042003|
|BUSH | 472343.34|-1200656.28|2C| 2454| | | 1205| 1205| 1205| 20187| | 1149L| 637|3042003|
|BUSH | 472424.45|-1200637.16|1B| 3209| | | 1960| 1960| 1960| 21495| | 3019R| 1094|3042003|
|BUSH | 472406.17|-1200636.85|1B| 3047| | | 1798| 1798| 1798| 21520| | 1166R| 1196|3042003|
|GRD | 472333.13|-1200612.73|1B| 2742| | | 1493| 1493| 1493| 23185| | 2178L| 706|3042003|
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|12 |C |
|OL ON POLE | 472338.65|-1201205.81|1A| 1247| | | 28| 21| -2| -5053| -4753|* 267R| 15|3042003|
|ANT ON OL BLDG | 472339.64|-1201206.92|1A| 1243| | | 24| 17| -6| -4928| -4628|* 250R| 12|3042003|
|ROD ON OL TWR | 472346.89|-1201218.20|1A| 1245| | | 26| 19| -4| -3860| -3560|* 280R| 18|3042003|
|OL ON WSK | 472412.41|-1201246.10|1A| 1247| | | 28| 21| -2| -674| -374| 190L| 26|3042003|
|ELEC EQUIP | 472420.80|-1201256.67|1A| 1226| | | 7| 0| -23| 441| 741| 276L| 0|3042003|
|RD(N) | 472421.38|-1201257.13|1A| 1236| | | 17| 10| -13| 505| 805| 296L| 8|3042003|
|POLE | 472420.90|-1201308.13|1A| 1253| | | 34| 27| 4| 1006| 1306| 274R| 10|3042003|
|TREE | 472429.63|-1201311.46|1A| 1286| | | 67| 60| 37| 1793| 2093| 189L| 20|3042003|
|PIPE ON BLDG | 472432.32|-1201309.42|1A| 1247| | | 28| 21| -2| 1887| 2187| 481L| -22|3042003|
|BUSH | 472528.68|-1201430.47|2C| 1470| | | 251| 244| 221| 9866| 10166| 576L| -34|3042003|
|BUSH | 472527.38|-1201435.69|1A| 1485| | | 266| 259| 236| 10027| 10327| 230L| -23|3042003|
|BUSH | 472531.49|-1201430.06|1A| 1533| | | 314| 307| 284| 10048| 10348| 798L| 24|3042003|
|BUSH | 472538.91|-1201422.22|1A| 1594| | | 375| 368| 345| 10198| 10498| 1710L| 81|3022003|
#
|12 |ANAPC |
|TREE | 472410.93|-1201307.12|1A| 1276| | | 57| 50| 27| 241| 542| 939R| 15|3042003|
|ELEC EQUIP | 472420.80|-1201256.67|1A| 1226| | | 7| 0| -23| 441| 741| 276L| -5|3042003|
|RD(N) | 472421.38|-1201257.13|1A| 1236| | | 17| 10| -13| 505| 805| 296L| 4|3042003|
|TREE | 472415.87|-1201307.29|1A| 1276| | | 57| 50| 27| 604| 904| 593R| 24|3042003|
|TREE | 472417.78|-1201308.03|1A| 1271| | | 52| 45| 22| 778| 1078| 493R| 24|3042003|
|TREE | 472418.41|-1201311.24|1A| 1276| | | 57| 50| 27| 978| 1278| 604R| 34|3042003|
|POLE | 472420.90|-1201308.13|1A| 1253| | | 34| 27| 4| 1006| 1306| 274R| 11|3042003|
|TREE | 472429.63|-1201311.46|1A| 1286| | | 67| 60| 37| 1793| 2093| 189L| 28|3042003|
|BUSH | 472531.49|-1201430.06|1A| 1533| | | 314| 307| 284| 10048| 10348| 798L| 34|3042003|
|BUSH | 472531.45|-1201431.10|1B| 1534| | | 315| 308| 285| 10096| 10396| 744L| 39|3042003|
|POLE | 472538.94|-1201422.89|1A| 1666| | | 447| 440| 417| 10233| 10533| 1680L| 37|3042003|
|POLE | 472539.03|-1201430.62|1A| 1674| | | 455| 448| 425| 10616| 10916| 1311L| 88|3042003|
|TRMSN TWR | 472539.03|-1201442.51|2C| 1584| | | 365| 358| 335| 11194| 11494| 733L| 56|3042003|
|POLE | 472538.95|-1201503.16|1A| 1590| | | 371| 364| 341| 12192| 12492| 277R| 33|3042003|
|POLE | 472539.25|-1201512.77|1A| 1583| | | 364| 357| 334| 12681| 12981| 723R| 11|3042003|
|POLE | 472550.92|-1201514.04|1A| 1604| | | 385| 378| 355| 13579| 13879| 52L| 6|3042003|
#
|30 |C |
|OL ON WSK | 472412.41|-1201246.10|1A| 1247| | | 15| 15| -2| -4826| | 190R| 26|3042003|
|ROD ON OL TWR | 472346.89|-1201218.20|1A| 1245| | | 13| 13| -4| -1640| |* 280L| 18|3042003|
|ANT ON OL BLDG | 472339.64|-1201206.92|1A| 1243| | | 11| 11| -6| -571| |* 250L| 12|3042003|
|OL ON POLE | 472338.65|-1201205.81|1A| 1247| | | 15| 15| -2| -446| |* 267L| 15|3042003|
|TREE | 472329.28|-1201141.87|1A| 1251| | | 19| 19| 2| 1390| | 227R| -15|3042003|
#
|30 |ANAPC |
|TREE | 472350.30|-1201149.62|1A| 1304| | | 72| 72| 55| -494| | 1355R| 6|3042003|
|TREE | 472348.95|-1201149.55|1A| 1322| | | 90| 90| 73| -394| | 1262R| 26|3042003|
|TREE | 472347.19|-1201149.64|1A| 1322| | | 90| 90| 73| -272| | 1131R| 29|3042003|
|TREE | 472333.96|-1201200.77|1A| 1248| | | 16| 16| -1| 135| | 358L| 16|3042003|
|TK | 472342.17|-1201138.50|1A| 1311| | | 79| 79| 62| 629| | 1314R| 41|3042003|
|LT ON BLDG | 472328.07|-1201153.00|1A| 1237| | | 5| 5| -12| 935| | 401L| -9|3042003|
|TREE | 472327.22|-1201153.45|1A| 1256| | | 24| 24| 7| 974| | 484L| 1|3042003|
|AG EQUIP | 472332.79|-1201139.87|1A| 1260| | | 28| 28| 11| 1235| | 576R| 5|3042003|
|TREE | 472329.28|-1201141.87|1A| 1251| | | 19| 19| 2| 1390| | 227R| -4|3042003|
|TREE | 472320.60|-1201130.40|1A| 1263| | | 31| 31| 14| 2570| | 164R| -16|3042003|
|TREE | 472319.76|-1201128.42|1A| 1270| | | 38| 38| 21| 2726| | 201R| -12|3042003|
|TREE | 472055.94|-1200919.34|2C| 2283| | | 1051| 1051| 1034| 19317| | 3807L| 125|3042003|
|TREE | 472054.63|-1200907.61|2C| 2282| | | 1050| 1050| 1033| 19982| | 3328L| 176|3042003|
|BUSH | 472050.50|-1200833.46|1B| 2455| | | 1223| 1223| 1206| 21939| | 1959L| 497|3042003|
|GRD | 472039.06|-1200802.41|1B| 2230| | | 998| 998| 981| 24270| | 1263L| 314|3042003|
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|ARP |HCT |
|WTEE | 472401.68|-1201226.42|1A| 1236| | | -13|33054| 598| -7|3042003|
|OL ANT ON BLDG | 472404.54|-1201221.01|1A| 1276| | | 27|35826| 912| -34|3042003|
|ROD ON OL TWR | 472346.89|-1201218.20|1A| 1245| | | -4|13611| 1016| 14|3042003|
|OL ON VOR/DME | 472358.91|-1201239.10|1A| 1252| | | 3|26923| 1037| 11|3042003|
|HGR | 472358.24|-1201205.70|1A| 1264| | | 15| 6201| 1329| 18|3042003|
|ANT ON OL AMOM | 472351.01|-1201204.35|1A| 1270| | | 21| 9146| 1485| 14|3042003|
|LT POLE | 472351.56|-1201246.79|1A| 1237| | | -12|23609| 1582| 11|3042003|
|HGR | 472348.80|-1201245.40|1A| 1257| | | 8|22529| 1596| -9|3042003|
|ROD ON OL APBN | 472411.68|-1201224.65|1A| 1292| | | 43|34225| 1599| -66|3042003|
|ANT ON BLDG | 472349.63|-1201200.41|1A| 1268| | | 19| 9306| 1788| -12|3042003|
|ANT ON OL BLDG | 472339.64|-1201206.92|1A| 1243| | | -6|12542| 2052| 12|3042003|
|OL ON POLE | 472338.65|-1201205.81|1A| 1247| | | -2|12539| 2178| 13|3042003|
|HGR | 472358.16|-1201151.38|1A| 1274| | | 25| 6635| 2304| 16|3042003|
|RD(N) | 472358.13|-1201149.58|1A| 1265| | | 16| 6657| 2427| 6|3042003|
|RD(N) | 472352.16|-1201149.57|1A| 1262| | | 13| 8112| 2447| 9|3042003|
|TREE | 472350.30|-1201149.62|1A| 1304| | | 55| 8532| 2479| 25|3042003|
|TREE | 472348.95|-1201149.55|1A| 1322| | | 73| 8832| 2519| 23|3042003|
|TREE | 472347.19|-1201149.64|1A| 1322| | | 73| 9223| 2569| -3|3042003|
|TREE | 472359.00|-1201147.50|1A| 1259| | | 10| 6518| 2579| -13|3042003|
|TREE | 472333.96|-1201200.77|1A| 1248| | | -1|12546| 2766| 1|3042003|
|LT POLE | 472349.46|-1201305.37|1A| 1221| | | -28|23910| 2873| -32|3042003|
|TREE | 472339.09|-1201149.31|1A| 1247| | | -2|10716| 2972| -31|3042003|
|TREE | 472358.94|-1201141.14|1A| 1268| | | 19| 6625| 3013| -19|3042003|
|AG EQUIP | 472359.36|-1201310.13|1A| 1234| | | -15|25842| 3145| -7|3042003|
|BLDG | 472358.51|-1201134.28|1A| 1273| | | 24| 6756| 3479| -26|3042003|
|AG EQUIP | 472349.13|-1201134.04|1A| 1281| | | 32| 8325| 3552| -51|3042003|
|TREE | 472415.87|-1201307.29|1A| 1276| | | 27|28656| 3561| 5|3042003|
|TREE | 472327.22|-1201153.45|1A| 1256| | | 7|12548| 3615| -15|3042003|
|TREE | 472326.34|-1201153.28|1A| 1257| | | 8|12628| 3694| -22|3042003|
|TREE | 472417.78|-1201308.03|1A| 1271| | | 22|28856| 3715| 12|3042003|
|TREE | 472341.91|-1201133.48|1A| 1331| | | 82| 9412| 3799| -68|3042003|
|AG EQUIP | 472332.79|-1201139.87|1A| 1260| | | 11|10930| 3873| -26|3042003|
|TREE | 472418.41|-1201311.24|1A| 1276| | | 27|28746| 3931| 0|3042003|
|TRMSN POLE | 472448.34|-1201138.87|1A| 1530| | | 281| 1258| 6179| 131|3042003|
|TRMSN POLE | 472443.48|-1201127.71|1A| 1526| | | 277| 2124| 6214| 127|3042003|
|TRMSN POLE | 472451.38|-1201145.79|1A| 1505| | | 256| 745| 6227| 106|3042003|
|TK | 472444.99|-1201127.52|1A| 1497| | | 248| 2038| 6341| 98|3042003|
|GRD | 472453.68|-1201143.06|1A| 1555| | | 306| 821| 6518| 156|3042003|
|POLE | 472501.83|-1201306.84|1A| 1445| | | 196|31851| 7282| 46|3042003|
|TREE | 472504.64|-1201323.47|1A| 1386| | | 137|31210| 8053| -12|3042003|
|TRMSN POLE | 472514.71|-1201208.76|1A| 1581| | | 332|35007| 8060| 182|3042003|
|TRMSN POLE | 472515.55|-1201220.15|1A| 1575| | | 326|34431| 8077| 176|3042003|
|TRMSN POLE | 472516.48|-1201232.57|1A| 1524| | | 275|33830| 8183| 125|3042003|
|GRD | 472505.59|-1201107.26|1A| 1662| | | 413| 1919| 8846| 263|3042003|
|GRD | 472442.93|-1201034.50|1A| 1673| | | 424| 4008| 8954| 274|3042003|
|TRMSN POLE | 472529.98|-1201318.73|1A| 1505| | | 256|32100|10232| 106|3042003|
|GRD | 472538.41|-1201219.31|1A| 1831| | | 582|34420|10394| 432|3042003|
|GRD | 472537.87|-1201305.92|1A| 1642| | | 393|32657|10714| 243|3042003|
|TRMSN POLE | 472532.96|-1201328.86|1A| 1554| | | 305|31808|10780| 155|3042003|
|TRMSN TWR | 472443.63|-1201004.56|1A| 1711| | | 462| 4538|10786| 312|3042003|
|TRMSN TWR | 472446.29|-1201002.18|1A| 1738| | | 489| 4446|11054| 339|3042003|
|TREE | 472530.87|-1201352.46|1B| 1402| | | 153|31012|11360| 4|3042003|
|TRMSN TWR | 472519.42|-1201030.28|1A| 1960| | | 711| 2512|11557| 559|3042003|
|TRMSN TWR | 472437.93|-1200946.63|1A| 1568| | | 319| 5054|11678| 169|3042003|
|TRMSN TWR | 472539.02|-1201051.67|1A| 2101| | | 852| 1346|12252| 644|3042003|
|BUSH | 472528.68|-1201430.47|2C| 1470| | | 221|29941|12775| 71|3042003|
|BUSH | 472527.38|-1201435.69|1A| 1485| | | 236|29807|12927| 86|3042003|
|BUSH | 472531.49|-1201430.06|1A| 1533| | | 284|30038|12968| 134|3042003|
|BUSH | 472541.14|-1201412.56|2C| 1617| | | 368|30729|12990| 218|3042003|
|BUSH | 472538.91|-1201422.22|1A| 1594| | | 345|30433|13201| 188|3022003|
|BUSH | 472544.24|-1201413.53|2C| 1666| | | 417|30801|13287| 254|3042003|
|POLE | 472539.03|-1201430.62|1A| 1674| | | 425|30239|13573| 251|3042003|
|TRMSN TWR | 472539.03|-1201442.51|2C| 1584| | | 335|30006|14109| 134|3042003|
|TRMSN TWR | 472612.29|-1201127.16|1A| 2676| | | 1427|35816|14375| 1118|3042003|
|POLE | 472538.95|-1201503.16|1A| 1590| | | 341|29605|15094| 91|3042003|
|POLE | 472539.25|-1201512.77|1A| 1583| | | 334|29429|15598| 59|3042003|
|POLE | 472538.86|-1201524.67|1A| 1605| | | 356|29226|16188| 51|3042003|
|POLE | 472550.92|-1201514.04|1A| 1604| | | 355|29720|16477| 36|3042003|
|GRD | 472610.64|-1201452.09|1B| 1607| | | 358|30543|17005| 10|3042003|
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converted_docs | 650834 | # Trichinae Herd Certification
The Trichinae Herd Certification Program is a pre-harvest pork safety
program that will provide documentation of swine management practices
which minimize risk of exposure of swine to the zoonotic parasite
*Trichinella spiralis*. The program establishes a set of criteria that
enable producers to market swine which are not considered a risk to
human health due to exposure to this parasite. This program has been
developed as a cooperative effort among the USDA agencies (Animal and
Plant Health Inspection Service \[APHIS\], Agricultural Research Service
\[ARS\], Cooperative States Research, Education and Extension Service
\[CSREES\], Food Safety and Inspection Service \[FSIS\]) the National
Pork Producers Council \[NPPC\], and the pork processing industry. The
concept of risk management for control of *Trichinella* in the domestic
swine population is endorsed by the U. S. Animal Health Association, the
National Institute for Animal Agriculture and the American Association
of Swine Practitioners. It is also recognized by the International
Commission on Trichinellosis in their Recommended Methods for Control of
*Trichinella* in swine. This Program is seen as model for future on-farm
animal agriculture food safety programs.
Even with evidence that trichinae infection is becoming very rare, if
not nearly non-existent in humans and swine, the perception of trichinae
infections from pork still exists with some consumers. The lack of a
national testing or on-farm program to address trichinae may also be an
impediment to the U.S. Pork Industry reaching its full market potential
internationally.
In response to consumer perceptions and to further the development of
U.S. pork export markets, the National Trichinae Research Project (NTRP)
was undertaken in 1994. This is an ongoing collaborative effort between
the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC), government - USDA's
Agricultural Research Service (ARS), Animal and Plant Health Inspection
Service (APHIS) and Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), and
allied industry. The following summarizes the project progress and
program development to date.
Prevention of human trichinellosis resulting from the ingestion of pork
is variously accomplished through meat inspection, through processing of
pork products by heating, irradiating, freezing or curing, and through
consumer education with respect to meat preparation. In modern pork
production systems there is essentially no risk to pigs of acquiring
*Trichinella* infection, and the absence of the parasite from domestic
pigs raised in these systems has been established through extensive
testing. Documentation of trichinae-safe good production practices is a
viable economic alternative to individual carcass testing to assure
product safety.
A pilot trichinae herd certification study was conducted in three states
in the Midwestern U.S. (Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota) to evaluate a
process verification system for the production of trichinae-free pork.
An on-farm audit, consisting of 55 questions, was developed for use in
determining the presence of risk factors for exposure of pigs to
potential sources of *Trichinella*. The audit was administered by
trained, USDA accredited veterinary practitioners on 198 pork production
sites in the 3-state area. All pigs raised on sites where audits were
conducted were slaughtered at a single packing plant and a sample from
each carcass was tested by pooled diaphragm digestion and an
enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). Few production sites met all
criteria established within the audit for risk-free management
practices. Most of the deficiencies were noted in the lack of a regular
rodent control program around swine rearing buildings. However, it was
estimated that greater than 85% of these sites could meet good
production practice criteria with minor improvements in management. From
a total of 221,123 carcass samples tested from audited farms during a 6
month period, no *Trichinella* positive carcasses were detected by
diaphragm digestion or ELISA. Based on the outcome of this study, an
improved, more succinct audit was developed with objective measures of
good production practices which reduce or eliminate risk of exposure of
pigs to sources of *Trichinella*. The new version of the audit will be
used in the planned large-scale pork production chain pilots of the
certification program that will lead up to the implementation of the
voluntary program in the U.S.
The large-scale pilots of the system will take place starting this
summer with continuation through the end of 2001. These pilots will
involve a packing plant in Minnesota and a packing plant in Iowa. The
pilot production sites that supply pigs to these plants will be located
in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, and South Dakota. The pilots will follow
the flow events as has been proposed for the program (see Flow of Events
in Certification diagram). In order to test the flow of information for
this program there may be some participation needed by the state or
federal regulatory offices in the states where the plants are located
and in the states where the production sites are located.
# Pilot Timeline
June 1 -- Producer participation contacts initiated (letter outlining
objectives and procedures that will come from NPPC and the packing
plants).
June 15 -- Packers will follow up with a phone call to answer any
questions.
June 30 -- Producer and veterinarian educational packet delivered.
July 1 -- Qualified accredited veterinarian training announcement
release.
\~July 15 -- Producer orientation sessions initiated.
\~July 30 - Qualified accredited veterinarian training sessions held.
\~August 20 - Qualified accredited veterinarian training sessions held.
\~October 20 -- FSIS and plant personnel training.
\~November 1 -- Plants testing systems set up.
\~November 20 -- Trial sample collection and testing. Trial carcass
tracking in the plant. Tracking database developed.
\~February -- Pilot "certified" pigs begin coming into the plants and
full system testing begins.
## **Flow of Events in Certification**
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## Producer request | ## | ## Accredited veter |
| s program Information | | inarian requests qual |
| | | ification information |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | ## | ## |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## Producer as | ## | ## Vet |
| sesses good managemen | | erinarian receives tr |
| t practices and makes | | aining and is awarded |
| changes as necessary | | Qualification status |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | ## | ## |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | ## Producer | ## |
| | requests program app | |
| | lication through Qual | |
| | ified Accredited Vete | |
| | rinarian or APHIS VMO | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | | ## |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | Audit is conducted | ## |
| | and application filed | |
| | with appropriate fee | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | | ## |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | Program status | ## |
| | decision made by | |
| | APHIS Administrator | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | ## | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## Program statu | ## | Program status denied |
| s granted (by APHIS); | | |
| and production site | | |
| can market animals as | | |
| trichinae certified | | |
| if in Stage II or III | | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | ## | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## Certifi | ## | Producer works with |
| ed animals (Stage II | | their herd |
| or III program status | | veterinarian or the |
| ) enter marketing cha | | Qualified Accredited |
| nnels with TIN number | | Veterinarian to |
| ; animals are identif | | implement Good |
| ied through sale and | | Production Practices |
| slaughter by identifi | | necessary to achieve |
| cation or segregation | | program status |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| | ## | ## |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| Packer verifies the | ## | ## |
| TIN number when | | |
| receiving animals for | | |
| processing; carcasses | | |
| are tracked through | | |
| the slaughter and | | |
| fabrication | | |
| processes; FSIS | | |
| monitors packer | | |
| records of certified | | |
| animals | | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| | ## | ## |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| Blood or tissue | ## | ## |
| samples are collected | | |
| from a subset of | | |
| certified animals for | | |
| testing by digestion | | |
| or ELISA by plant | | |
| personnel on a | | |
| monthly basis | | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | ## | ## |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## FS | ## | ## |
| IS monitors results o | | |
| f testing and reports | | |
| any positive results | | |
| with site trace back | | |
| information to APHIS | | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| | ## | ## |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| Loss of program | ## | ## |
| status by any | | |
| production site is | | |
| immediately | | |
| communicated to | | |
| producers (by APHIS) | | |
| and to the packer (by | | |
| the producer), and | | |
| entered into the | | |
| trichinae | | |
| certification status | | |
| database accessible | | |
| via the internet | | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | | ## |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
| ## | Periodic auditing of | ## |
| | certified production | |
| | sites and spot audits | |
| | assure maintenance of | |
| | good production | |
| | practices (APHIS), | |
| | audit integrity, and | |
| | program consistency | |
+-----------------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+
The proposed certification process includes the following elements: 1)
Veterinarians, trained in good production practices relative to
trichinae, work with their producers to ensure that trichinae risk
factors are minimized on their farms; 2) The on-farm audit will serve as
a method to document the absence of trichinae infection risks. Audits
will be done periodically to ensure that good production practices
relative to trichinae remain in place; 3) On a regular basis, a
statistical sample of the national trichinae certified herd will be
tested at slaughter using diaphragm digestion or ELISA to verify the
absence of infection; and 4) USDA veterinarians will conduct random
"spot audits" of certifications to ensure completeness and the integrity
of the program.
**Contacts for further information:**
Ray Gamble
USDA, ARS, Parasite Biology and Epidemiology Laboratory
Building 1040, Room 103, BARC-East
Beltsville, MD 20705
301-504-8300
Fax: 301-504-6273
<[email protected]>
Dave Pyburn
National Pork Producers Council
Director, Veterinary Science
P.O. Box 10383
Des Moines, IA 50306
515-223-2757
Fax: 515-223-2646
<[email protected]>
Larry Miller
USDA, APHIS, VS
Unit 43
4700 River Rd.
Riverdale, MD 20737
301-734-7718
Fax: 301-734-7964
<[email protected]>
Lowell Anderson
USDA, APHIS, VS
Federal Bldg. Rm. 891
210 Walnut St.
Des Moines, IA 50209-2105
515-284-4140
Fax: 515-284-4156
<[email protected]>
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all-txt-docs | 781552 | This is the accessible text file for GAO report number GAO-04-191T
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Testimony:
Before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate:
United States General Accounting Office:
GAO:
For Release on Delivery Expected at 2:00 p.m. EDT:
Thursday, October 23, 2003:
BusineSs-Owned Life Insurance:
Preliminary Observations on Uses, Prevalence, and Regulatory Oversight:
Statement of Davi M. D'Agostino, Director, Financial Markets and
Community Investment:
GAO-04-191T:
GAO Highlights:
Highlights of GAO-04-191T, a testimony before the Committee on
Finance, U.S. Senate
Why GAO Did This Study:
Business-owned life insurance is held by employers on the lives of
their employees, and the employer is the beneficiary of these
policies. Unless prohibited by state law, businesses can retain
ownership of these policies regardless of whether the employment
relationship has ended. Generally, business-owned life insurance is
permanent, lasting for the life of the employee and accumulating cash
value as it provides coverage. Attractive features of business-owned
life insurance, which are common to all permanent life insurance,
generally include both tax-free accumulation of earnings on the
policies cash value and tax-free receipt of the death benefit.
To address concerns that businesses were abusing their ability to
deduct interest expenses on loans taken against the value of their
policies, Congress passed legislation to limit this practice, and the
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Department of Justice pursued
litigation against some businesses. But concerns have remained
regarding employers ability to benefit from insuring their employees
lives.
This testimony provides some preliminary information from ongoing GAO
work on (1) the uses and prevalence of business-owned life insurance
and (2) federal and state regulatory requirements for and oversight of
business-owned life insurance.
What GAO Found:
GAOs preliminary work indicated that no comprehensive data are
available on the uses of business-owned life insurance policies;
however, businesses can purchase these policies to fund current and
future employee benefits and receive tax advantages in the process.
Federal bank regulators have collected some financial information on
banks and thrifts business-owned life insurance holdings, but the
data are not comprehensive and do not address the uses of the
policies. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the IRS, state
insurance regulators, and insurance companies told GAO that they
generally have not collected comprehensive data on the sales or
purchases of these policies or on their intended uses, because they
have not had a need for such data in fulfilling their regulatory
missions. In an effort to collect comprehensive data, GAO considered
surveying insurance companies about their sales of business-owned life
insurance. However, based on a pretest with six insurance companies,
GAO determined that it would not be able to obtain sufficiently
reliable data to allow it to conduct a survey. GAO found, however,
that some insurers have voluntarily disclosed information about sales
of business-owned policies and that some noninsurance businesses have
included examples of their uses in annual financial reports filed with
SEC.
As part of their responsibility to oversee the safety and soundness of
banks and thrifts, the federal bank regulators have issued guidelines
for institutions that buy business-owned life insurance. Also, they
told GAO that they have reviewed the holdings of many institutions
with significant amounts of business-owned life insurance and
concluded that major supervisory concerns do not exist. SEC officials
said that the agency has not issued specific requirements for holders
of business-owned life insurance, relying instead on its broadly
applicable requirement that public companies disclose information
material to investors in their financial statements; SEC did not have
investor protection concerns about public firms holding business-owned
life insurance. The IRS had some requirements related to the tax
treatment of business-owned life insurance and expressed some concerns
about compliance with these requirements. State laws governing
business-owned life insurance differed; the four states regulators
that GAO interviewed described some limited oversight of the policies,
and these regulators and NAIC reported no problems with them.
www.gao.gov/cgi-bin/getrpt?GAO-04-191T.
To view the full product, click on the link above. For more
information, contact Davi M. D'Agostino at (202) 512-8868 or
d'[email protected].
[End of section]
Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee:
I am pleased to be here today to discuss the preliminary results of
GAO's work on business-owned life insurance, done at the request of
Senators Akaka and Bingaman. Business-owned life insurance--including
corporate-owned, bank-owned, and trust-owned life insurance--is held by
employers on the lives of their employees. The employer is the
beneficiary of these policies. Some of this insurance protects against
the loss of key executives--called key-person insurance--while some of
it covers larger groups of employees and is called broad-based
insurance. Unless prohibited by state law, businesses can retain
ownership of these policies regardless of whether the employment
relationship has ended. Generally, business-owned life insurance is
permanent rather than term life insurance, lasting for the life of the
employee and accumulating cash value as it provides coverage.
Attractive features of business-owned life insurance, which are
features common to all permanent life insurance, generally include both
tax-free accumulation of earnings on the policies' cash value and tax-
free receipt of the death benefit.
To address concerns that businesses were abusing their ability to
deduct interest expenses on loans taken against the value of their
policies, Congress passed legislation to limit this practice, and the
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Department of Justice pursued
litigation against some businesses. But concerns have remained
regarding employers' ability to benefit from insuring their employees'
lives--specifically, whether (1) employers should be considered to have
an insurable interest in employees' lives that allows them to hold
business-owned life insurance, (2) employers' insurable interest should
continue after the employment relationship ends and, if so, under what
circumstances, (3) employers should be required to obtain their
employees' consent before purchasing business-owned life insurance, and
(4) businesses should be allowed to receive tax advantages from owning
these policies. Proponents of business-owned life insurance point out
that, among its other purposes, businesses use these policies to fund
broad-based benefits for their employees, including pre-and
postretirement health care.
We currently have work underway, and today, I will provide some
preliminary information on (1) the uses and prevalence of business-
owned life insurance and (2) federal and state regulatory requirements
for and oversight of business-owned life insurance.
To obtain this information, we analyzed the financial reports that
banks filed with their regulators as well as the corporate annual
financial statements that publicly traded insurers and noninsurers
filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In addition,
we interviewed officials of the IRS, SEC, the federal bank regulators,
four state insurance departments, the National Association of Insurance
Commissioners (NAIC), two life insurance associations, and six life
insurance companies. We began our work in February 2003, and it is
still ongoing.
Summary:
Based on our preliminary work to date, no comprehensive data are
available on the uses of business-owned life insurance policies;
however, businesses can purchase these policies to fund current and
future employee benefits and receive tax advantages in the process.
Federal bank regulators have collected some financial information on
banks' and thrifts' business-owned life insurance holdings, but the
data are not comprehensive and do not address the uses of the
policies.[Footnote 1] SEC, the IRS, state insurance regulators, and
insurance companies told us that they generally have not collected
comprehensive data on the sales or purchases of these policies or on
their intended uses, because they have not had a need for such data in
fulfilling their regulatory missions. In an effort to collect
comprehensive data, we considered surveying insurance companies about
their sales of business-owned life insurance. However, based on a
pretest with six insurance companies, we determined that we would not
be able to obtain sufficiently reliable data to allow us to conduct a
survey. We found, however, that some insurers have voluntarily
disclosed information about sales of business-owned policies and that
some noninsurance businesses have included examples of their uses in
annual financial reports filed with SEC. As part of their
responsibility to oversee the safety and soundness of banks and
thrifts, the federal bank regulators have issued guidelines for
institutions that buy business-owned life insurance. Also, they told us
that they have reviewed the holdings of many institutions with
significant amounts of business-owned life insurance and concluded that
major supervisory concerns do not exist. SEC officials said that the
agency has not issued specific requirements for holders of business-
owned life insurance, relying instead on its broadly applicable
requirement that public companies disclose information material to
investors in their financial statements; SEC did not have investor-
protection concerns about public firms holding business-owned life
insurance. The IRS had some requirements related to the tax treatment
of business-owned life insurance and expressed some concerns about
compliance with these requirements. State laws governing business-owned
life insurance differed; the four states' regulators that we
interviewed described some limited oversight of the policies, and these
regulators and NAIC reported no problems with them.
No Comprehensive Data Were Available on the Uses and Prevalence of
Business-Owned Life Insurance:
Neither federal nor state regulators collected comprehensive data on
the uses and prevalence of business-owned life insurance. Although no
comprehensive data were available on the uses of such policies,
businesses may purchase life insurance to ensure recovery of losses in
the event of the untimely death of key employees and to fund pre-and
postretirement employee benefits. Accounting standards require that the
future costs of postretirement benefit plans be recorded as liabilities
at their present value on current financial statements. The accounting
standards do not require that such liabilities be directly offset with
specified assets. However, businesses may choose to fund such future
costs using life insurance, thereby becoming eligible for tax-free
policy earnings and tax-free death benefit payments on the
policies.[Footnote 2] When businesses use nonqualified plans to provide
postretirement benefits, they avoid the funding and other restrictions
of tax-preferred qualified plans, while retaining control over the plan
assets.[Footnote 3]
Federal bank regulators did not collect comprehensive data on the uses
and prevalence of business-owned life insurance by banks and thrifts,
although they collected some financial information on such policies as
part of monitoring the safety and soundness of individual institutions.
Regulatory officials said that they collect this information to support
their supervision of individual institutions. For supervisory purposes,
banks and thrifts are only required to disclose the cash surrender
value of business-owned life insurance and earnings from these policies
in their quarterly financial reports to the regulators if the amounts
exceed certain thresholds. For example, the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation (FDIC), Federal Reserve Board, and Office of the
Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) require the institutions they
regulate to disclose the cash surrender value of policies worth more
than $25,000 in aggregate and that exceed 25 percent of "other assets,"
which include such items as repossessed personal property.[Footnote 4]
The Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) requires the thrifts it
supervises to report the cash surrender value of policies if the value
is one of the three largest components of "other assets." In addition
to the banks and thrifts that meet a disclosure threshold, other
institutions sometimes voluntarily provide data on their business-owned
life insurance policies.
Our preliminary results indicated that about one-third of banks and
thrifts, including many of the largest institutions, disclosed the
value of their business-owned life insurance holdings as of December
31, 2002, either voluntarily or because they met the reporting
threshold.[Footnote 5] The remaining two-thirds either did not meet the
reporting threshold or did not own business-owned life insurance. We
found that 3,209 banks and thrifts (34 percent of all institutions)
reported the cash surrender value of their policies at $56.3 billion.
Twenty-three of the top 50 banks and thrifts--ranked by total assets--
reported owning policies worth $36.9 billion, or 66 percent of the
reported total of all banks and thrifts. Overall, 259 large banks and
thrifts--those with assets of $1 billion or more, including those among
the top 50--held 88 percent, or $49.4 billion, of the total reported
cash surrender value of business-owned life insurance.
The quarterly reports that commercial banks and FDIC-supervised thrifts
submitted did not require them to categorize business-owned life
insurance policies according to their intended use. OTS-supervised
thrifts, in contrast, were required to report the value of their key-
person policies and the value of business-owned life insurance policies
held for other purposes as separate items, if they met the reporting
threshold. However, since the disclosure threshold applied separately
to the two categories, OTS-supervised thrifts could be required to
report on only one type of policy, rather than the total value of their
business-owned life insurance holdings, even if they held both key-
person and other policies.[Footnote 6]
According to SEC, agency regulations do not specifically require public
companies to disclose the value or uses of business-owned life
insurance in the financial statements submitted to the agency. The
federal securities laws that SEC administers are designed to protect
investors by requiring public companies to disclose information that is
"material" to investors in their financial statements--that is,
according to SEC, information that an investor would consider important
in deciding whether to buy or sell a security or in making a voting
decision related to a security that the investor owns. SEC officials
said that for most companies, business-owned life insurance holdings
are not likely to be material to the company's financial results, and
therefore would not be subject to SEC reporting requirements.
IRS officials told us that the agency has not collected comprehensive
information on the value of or income from business-owned life
insurance policies, and agency officials said that they do not need
this information. Specifically, businesses are generally not required
to include the earnings or death benefits from business-owned life
insurance in their taxable income. Businesses that are subject to the
alternative minimum tax include income from death benefits and earnings
from insurance when calculating the tax, but they are not required to
list the insurance-related values or the uses of the policies on the
alternative minimum tax form. Also, businesses that are required to
complete Schedule M-1, Reconciliation of Income (Loss) per Books with
Income per Return, as part of their Form 1120, U.S. Corporation Income
Tax Return, would report earnings on business-owned life insurance as
part of the income recorded on their books but not on the tax return.
However, according to IRS officials, these earnings might not be
separately identified as they are often "lumped" with other
adjustments.
State insurance regulators, concerned with state requirements, rates,
and solvency issues, have collected extensive financial information
from insurers, but not at the level of detail that would describe the
uses or prevalence of business-owned life insurance policies.[Footnote
7] State insurance regulators use insurers' financial statements to
monitor individual companies' solvency, and aggregate information on
business-owned life insurance has not, in state regulators' views, been
necessary for such monitoring. Insurers' financial statements list the
number of all policies in force and premiums collected during the
reporting period, but broken out only by individual and group policies,
not by whether businesses or individuals owned the policies.
In an effort to compile more comprehensive data on business-owned life
insurance, we worked with the representatives of six insurance
companies and the American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) to develop a
survey of the uses and prevalence of business-owned life insurance
sales. Although the insurance companies' representatives cooperated in
a pretest of the survey, and ACLI representatives said that they would
encourage their members to participate in the survey itself, the
results of the pretest led us to conclude that we would not be able to
obtain sufficiently reliable data to allow us to conduct the survey.
These representatives told us that they do not have a business need to
maintain the comprehensive data on business-owned life insurance that
we needed for the survey. They said that insurers do not routinely
summarize information on the numbers of policies and insured
individuals, cash surrender value of policies, and uses of business-
owned life insurance. They explained that various factors made it
difficult to obtain summary information, including that individual
businesses may own multiple policies; that the same individuals may be
insured under multiple policies; and that when purchasing policies,
businesses may state multiple policy uses or policy uses may change
over time. They also explained that extensive efforts would be required
for insurance companies to obtain information from their computer
systems and, in some cases, paper files to identify business-owned
policies on employees where the business is also the beneficiary.
Our preliminary review of the financial statements of 32 life insurance
companies that filed 10-K annual reports with SEC and that were among
the 50 largest such companies ranked by assets, disclosed some
information on business-owned life insurance. Although SEC did not
require insurance companies to identify business-owned life insurance
sales in their annual statements to the agency, nine insurers reported
over $3 billion in business-owned life insurance premiums from 2002
sales. Five of the insurance companies also reported that total
premiums from 2002 business-owned life insurance premiums ranged from
10 to 53 percent of each company's 2002 total life insurance sales
premiums. In addition, three insurance companies reported the value of
their business-owned life insurance assets as totaling about $28
billion as of December 31, 2002.
Insurance companies have also reported business-owned life insurance
sales in response to industry surveys. CAST Management Consultants,
Inc., conducts research on business-owned life insurance and, in a
summary report, estimated 2002 annual business-owned life insurance
premiums of $2.1 billion, based on the survey responses of 20 insurance
carriers increased by CAST adjustments.[Footnote 8] CAST
representatives declined to provide us any information about the
complete survey, which is available only to "qualified market
participants." We could not, therefore, determine whether CAST was able
to collect the information we sought to obtain by conducting our own
survey. In addition, a representative of the A.M. Best insurer rating
company said that the company collects information on business-owned
life insurance, but does not currently report the data. A.M. Best
reported aggregate premiums from business-owned life insurance for 1998
(the last year for which it reported data) as more than $10 billion for
20 large insurers.[Footnote 9]
Some businesses included anecdotal information about how they intended
to use business-owned life insurance in the annual financial statements
they filed with SEC. Our preliminary analysis of 100 randomly selected
Fortune 1000 public companies' financial statements filed with SEC
showed that 15 of the selected businesses referred to owning such
policies, including 11 that provided information about their intended
uses of the policies. The most commonly cited use of business-owned
life insurance was to fund deferred executive compensation.[Footnote
10] One business reported using policies to help fund postretirement
health care benefits, and another reported using the policies to help
fund an employee benefit plan for management employees as well as
executives.
Some businesses have also provided survey responses on their uses of
business-owned life insurance to fund executive benefit plans. Clark/
Bardes Consulting conducts an annual executive benefits survey and
reports on the uses of business-owned life insurance by companies to
fund nonqualified deferred compensation plans and supplemental
executive retirement plans. In the 2002 results from its survey of
Fortune 1000 corporations, Clarke/Bardes reported that 65 percent of
those companies that fund nonqualified deferred compensation plans and
68 percent of those that fund nonqualified supplemental executive
retirement plans do so using business-owned life insurance.
Finally, the federal government estimated that the current tax
exclusion of earnings on the cash value of business-owned life
insurance results in over a billion dollars in foregone tax revenues
annually--these estimates do not reflect the exclusion of additional
income from death benefit payments. In its "Estimates of Federal Tax
Expenditures for Fiscal Years 2003-2007," the Joint Committee on
Taxation estimated that the foregone tax revenues resulting from the
tax exclusion of investment income on life insurance for corporations
would total $7.2 billion for 2003 through 2007. Similarly, the Office
of Management and Budget, in its fiscal year 2004 budget "Analytical
Perspectives," estimated foregone tax revenues of $9.3 billion for 2003
through 2007 resulting from the tax exclusion of life insurance.
Regulators Had Guidelines or Requirements Applicable to Business-Owned
Life Insurance but Did Not Identify Significant Regulatory Concerns:
The federal bank regulators, SEC, the IRS, and state insurance
regulators had guidelines or requirements applicable to business-owned
life insurance but did not identify significant regulatory concerns.
The federal bank regulators had guidelines for purchases of business-
owned life insurance by banks and thrifts. OCC and OTS guidelines
describe the permissible uses of business-owned life insurance and
require national banks and OTS-supervised thrifts to perform due
diligence before purchasing policies and to maintain effective senior
management and board oversight.[Footnote 11] According to agency
officials, FDIC and the Federal Reserve Board follow OCC's guidelines.
The guidelines that are common among the regulators state that banks
and thrifts can only purchase life insurance for reasons incidental to
banking, including key-person insurance, insurance on borrowers, and
insurance purchased in connection with employee compensation and
benefit plans. Before purchasing policies, a bank's or thrift's
management must conduct a prepurchase analysis that should, among other
things, determine the need for insurance, ensure that the amount of
insurance purchased is not excessive in relation to the estimated
obligation or risk, and analyze the associated risks and the bank's or
thrift's ability to monitor and respond to those risks. The guidelines
also state that a bank or thrift should consider the size of its
purchase of business-owned life insurance relative to the institution's
capital and diversify risks associated with the policies. The
guidelines require banks and thrifts to document their decisions and
monitor their policies on an ongoing basis. In addition, banks and
thrifts using business-owned life insurance for executive compensation
should ensure that total compensation is not excessive under regulatory
guidelines.
The federal bank regulators we spoke with said that their risk-based
examination programs target any aspect of banks' and thrifts' purchases
of business-owned life insurance that would raise supervisory concerns.
The regulators monitor institutions' safety and soundness through their
risk-based examinations, which they said assess banks' and thrifts'
compliance with guidelines on business-owned life insurance on a case-
by-case basis. For example, all of the regulators said that if the
value of the policies exceeded 25 percent of the regulator's measure of
the institution's capital, they would consider whether further
supervisory review or examination of these holdings was warranted. The
regulators said that additional review or examination would be likely
if the policies were held with one or very few insurers.
As of December 31, 2002, 467 banks and thrifts reported business-owned
life insurance holdings in excess of 25 percent of their tier 1
capital.[Footnote 12] We asked the bank regulators to explain their
oversight of 58 institutions with the largest concentrations, all in
excess of 40 percent of tier 1 capital. Bank regulatory officials said
that their agencies were monitoring these institutions' levels of
holdings, had conducted preliminary reviews or detailed examinations,
and concluded that major supervisory concerns do not exist.
SEC officials said that the agency's regulations for public companies
do not specifically address business-owned life insurance; rather, SEC
has relied on its broadly applicable disclosure requirements to surface
any investor protection concerns. SEC requires public companies to
prepare their financial statements in accordance with generally
accepted accounting principles (GAAP), which would require them to
disclose information about business-owned life insurance policies when
such information is material. According to SEC officials, however,
following GAAP would rarely require purchases of and earnings from
business-owned life insurance to be shown as separate line items
because they typically are not financially material to the company. SEC
officials also said that the agency would have an oversight concern if
it became aware of a public company's failure to disclose material
purchases of or earnings from business-owned life insurance, or if
problems developed in accounting for these policies. However, they said
that, to date, such problems have not arisen, and they have not had
investor-protection concerns about public companies holding such
insurance.
The IRS had some requirements related to the tax treatment of business-
owned life insurance. The Internal Revenue Code defines life insurance
for tax purposes and sets out the current limitations on permissible
tax deductions that businesses can claim for the interest on policy
loans against life insurance policies. Federal laws and IRS regulations
have changed some aspects of the tax treatment of business-owned life
insurance. While policy owners may access the cash value of their
policies by borrowing against them, policy owners' ability to deduct
the interest on such loans was limited by the Tax Reform Act of 1986
and further limited by the Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996, which amended Internal Revenue Code
section 264.[Footnote 13] Before these limitations, some businesses
were leveraging their life insurance ownership by borrowing against the
policies to pay a substantial portion of the insurance premiums. Known
as leveraged business-owned life insurance, these arrangements created
situations where businesses incurred a tax-deductible interest expense
while realizing tax-free investment returns.[Footnote 14] Various
sources have reported that HIPAA curtailed new sales of leveraged
policies, although such policies that were purchased in the past remain
part of the life insurance policies currently in force. However, IRS
officials expressed concern that HIPAA did not eliminate the tax
arbitrage opportunities available through business-owned life
insurance and that banks and other highly leveraged financial
institutions may be indirectly borrowing to purchase policies on
employees.[Footnote 15] IRS officials said that the agency is also
concerned that banks are using separate account policies to maintain
control over investments in a way that is inconsistent with the
Internal Revenue Code.[Footnote 16] These officials said that the
agency is continuing to study these business-owned life insurance
issues at selected banks. Finally, in September 2003, the IRS issued
final regulations on the tax treatment of split-dollar life insurance
policies--policies in which the employer and employee generally share
costs and benefits. Under the regulations, corporations cannot provide
tax-free compensation to executives using split-dollar policies.
State law requires that one party have an insurable interest in another
to be able to take out a life insurance policy on that person and
defines the conditions for one party to have an insurable interest in
the life of another person. Historically, insurable interest related to
a family's dependency on an individual and a business's risk of
financial loss in the event of the death of a key employee. The
significance of employers having an insurable interest in their
employees is illustrated by the 2002 decision of a federal district
court in Texas. The court found that Wal-Mart did not have an insurable
interest in employees' lives under Texas law, given the nature of the
policies taken out on each of 350,000 Wal-Mart employees, and that
under Texas law, Wal-Mart could not collect on the death benefits paid
under policies covering deceased employees.[Footnote 17]
NAIC, a membership organization of chief state insurance regulators
that helps promote coordination among the states, initially developed
model guidelines for business-owned life insurance in 1992 and revised
them in 2002. The 1992 guidelines suggested that states consider
including in their laws provisions that recognize employers' insurable
interest in employees, including nonmanagement employees who could
expect to receive benefits. The 2002 revision added a recommendation
for states to consider requiring employee consent to be insured and
prohibiting employers from retaliating against employees who refused to
grant their consent.
Since NAIC adopted the revised guidelines, several states have passed
legislation requiring employers to obtain employees' written consent
before taking insurance on them. In some states consent provisions
apply to life insurance policies in general, while in others these
provisions specifically address business-owned life insurance. Our
preliminary analysis indicated that, as of July 31, 2003, more than 30
states required written consent, including several states with
provisions specific to business-owned life insurance. However, most of
these states exempted group life insurance policies from consent
requirements. Also, in some states consent requirements were satisfied
if an employee did not object to a notice of the employer's intent to
purchase a policy. Additionally, at least one state required employers
to notify employees when purchasing business-owned life insurance, but
did not require employee consent.
Officials of NAIC and four state insurance departments--California,
Illinois, New York, and Texas--stated that, in recent years, some state
legislatures adopted laws broadening the definition of employers'
insurable interest to include broader groups of employees in order to
permit using business-owned life insurance to finance employee benefit
programs, such as current employee and retiree health care. The
officials said that such laws responded in part to Financial Accounting
Standard 106, which took effect in 1992 and requires businesses to
report the present value of future postretirement employee benefits as
employees earn them. Also, our preliminary analysis showed that several
states limit the aggregate amount of insurance coverage on
nonmanagement employees to an amount commensurate with the business's
employee benefit liabilities. In addition, a few states recognize an
employer's insurable interest in employees, provided that businesses
use the proceeds solely to fund benefit programs.
Insurance department officials from the four states also told us that
they primarily address compliance with their respective laws through a
review of the proposed policy forms that insurers must submit for
approval before marketing policies in their states. For example, in New
York, the insurance department developed a checklist of items that must
be included on forms that will be used for business-owned life
insurance policies to ensure that the forms comply with the state's
notification, consent, and other requirements. While NAIC officials
said that state insurance regulators would generally have the authority
to review policies currently in force for compliance with any state
requirements, the officials from the four states said that they had not
examined policies sold to confirm that employees consented to be
insured or, where applicable, to test whether the amounts of coverage
were appropriate. Officials in the four states said that their
departments would investigate business-owned life insurance sales
through their market conduct examinations of insurers if they observed
a pattern of consumer complaints about such sales.[Footnote 18]
However, the officials said that generally they had not received
complaints about business-owned life insurance. Also, NAIC officials
told us that the organization maintains a national database of consumer
complaints made to state insurance regulators and that business-owned
life insurance has not been a source of complaints.
Mr. Chairman, this completes my prepared statement. I would be happy to
respond to any questions you or other Members of the Committee may have
at this time.
FOOTNOTES
[1] "Banks and thrifts," as referred to in this testimony, are the
commercial bank and thrift institutions regulated by the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Federal Reserve Board, the Office of
the Comptroller of the Currency, and/or the Office of Thrift
Supervision. However, our testimony does not cover bank holding
companies and foreign banks with domestic branches.
[2] If a business owns life insurance policies, the earnings and death
benefit proceeds are among the factors that could make the business
subject to the alternative minimum tax. In general, the alternative
minimum tax is based on a corporation's regular taxable income adjusted
for certain tax preference income items, such as exclusions,
deductions, and credits. The amount due is the amount by which the tax
computed under this system exceeds a corporation's regular tax.
[3] Nonqualified employee pension benefit plans, unlike qualified
plans, are not subject to the requirements of the Internal Revenue Code
and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 as to who can
participate, the amount of benefits provided, and how the plan is
funded. Further, in contrast to qualified employee benefit plans, the
assets of nonqualified plans are not beyond the reach of a business's
creditors in bankruptcy proceedings.
[4] FDIC, the Federal Reserve Board, and OCC regulate commercial banks,
and FDIC regulates some thrifts.
[5] The data do not include bank holding companies or foreign banks
with domestic branches. The Federal Reserve Board started collecting
data on business-owned life insurance from bank holding companies in
2003, but the data were not available at the time of our analysis. The
federal bank regulators did not collect business-owned life insurance
data on foreign banks with domestic branches.
[6] OTS has proposed requiring all the thrifts that it supervises to
report the value of both their key-person and other business-owned life
insurance policies, beginning in 2004. "Proposed Agency Information
Collection Activities; Comment Request--Thrift Financial Report," OTS,
68 Fed. Reg. 3318 (Jan. 23, 2003).
[7] In commenting on this testimony, New York state insurance
regulators said that while they did not collect detailed information on
the prevalence or uses of business-owned life insurance, information
about insurers that have a high volume of business-owned life insurance
sales would be useful to them in conducting market conduct
examinations. They also referred to survey data that they have
collected since 2000 on business-owned life insurance, and we have
requested this information from them.
[8] "CAST 2002 Corporate-Owned Life Insurance Market Survey, Respondent
Summary," CAST Management Consultants, Inc. (Apr. 2003).
[9] Cynthia Crosson, "Capturing COLI/BOLI," Best's Review, Vol. 100,
No. 9 (2000).
[10] SEC requires companies to disclose information pertaining to the
compensation of top officers. Therefore, the fact that companies most
frequently disclosed the use of business-owned life insurance to fund
executive compensation does not mean that this is necessarily the most
common use of such policies.
[11] Department of Treasury, OCC, "Bulletin 2000-23" (July 20, 2000).
Department of Treasury, OTS, "Regulatory Bulletin RB 32-26" (July 31,
2002). These bulletins rescinded previous guidelines.
[12] The ratio of cash surrender value to tier 1 capital illustrates
the institution's overall exposure to risk, including credit risk (the
risk of counterparty default), since tier 1 capital is a measure of the
equity cushion that banks have available to absorb loss, including
credit losses from their holdings of business-owned life insurance.
[13] The limit on interest deductibility does not apply to policies
purchased before June 20, 1986.
[14] In addition to the legislation addressing leveraged business-owned
life insurance plans, the IRS and Department of Justice prevailed in
three cases involving the proper treatment of loan interest related to
such plans. These plans covered over 55,000 employees. The courts found
that the leveraged plans lacked economic substance, making the interest
deduction unallowable. See In re C.M. Holdings, Inc., 301 F.3d 96 (3rd
Cir. 2002); Am. Elec. Power v. United States, 326 F.3d 737 (6th Cir.
2003); Winn Dixie Stores v. United States, 254 F.3d 1313 (11th Cir.
2001), cert. denied, 535 U.S. 986 (2002). The taxpayer prevailed in a
fourth case. See Dow Chemical Co. v. United States, 250 F Supp. 2d 748
(E.D. Mich. 2003).
[15] The Congressional Research Service has reported that businesses
could use overall indebtedness to indirectly support tax-preferred
investment in business-owned life insurance. Since debt is fungible and
businesses can deduct interest expenses to support investments, some
businesses may borrow for purposes unrelated to life insurance and
thereby have funds available to purchase these policies. Under such
circumstances, it would be difficult to distinguish debt that is used
to finance business-owned life insurance from that which is not.
Congressional Research Service, The Library of Congress, Corporate-
Owned Life Insurance: Tax Issues (Washington, D.C.: updated June 26,
2003). Congressional Research Service, The Library of Congress,
Taxation of life Insurance Products: Background and Issues (Washington,
D.C.: July 18, 2003).
[16] In separate account life insurance, an asset account is maintained
independently from the insurer's general investment account. This
arrangement permits wider latitude in the choice of investments,
particularly equities.
[17] Mayo, et al., v. Hartford Life Insurance Company, et al., 220 F.
Supp.2d 794 (2002). Texas law on insurable interest was changed after
Wal-Mart purchased the policies in question to grant an insurable
interest to third parties who take out life insurance on those giving
informed consent.
[18] New York insurance department officials said that other factors
might also cause the department to investigate an insurer. For example,
they said that the department would investigate, as part of its market
conduct examinations, insurers that sell a significant amount of
business-owned life insurance.
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**[INITIATIVE DE PARTENARIAT DU MOYEN-ORIENT]{.underline}**
**[Formation des Entrepreneurs du Moyen-Orient (MEET)]{.underline}**
**[Dossier de Candidature]{.underline}**
**Date limite de dépôt du dossier 5 octobre 2007**
Sous le patronage du Ministère des Affaires Etrangères des Etats-Unis
Bureau des Affaires du Moyen-Orient
Office de l'Initiative de Partenariat du Moyen-Orient
Réalisé par l 'Institut Beyster (BI)
Ecole de Gestion Rady
de l'Université de Californie à San Diego
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**[Description du Programme]{.underline}**
**[Formation des Entrepreneurs du Moyen-Orient (MEET)]{.underline}**
La Formation des Entrepreneurs du Moyen-Orient (MEET) est un programme
de formation innovateur conçu pour identifier, développer et soutenir un
nouveau groupe de chefs d'entreprises et d'Organisations de la Société
Civile (CSO -- Civil Society Organizations) pour la région du
Moyen-Orient et de l'Afrique du Nord (MENA).
MEET offre une formation d'approfondissement des aptitudes, une gestion
de réseaux professionnels, et des systèmes de soutien aux anciens
participants en vue de consolider les compétences entrepreneuriales et
gestionnaires des entrepreneurs et cadres de sociétés, des cadres d'ONG
et des entrepreneurs sociaux. L'objectif du programme est d'aider les
cadres, les dirigeants et les entrepreneurs doués à réaliser leurs
aspirations pour monter avec succès des organisations durables, en
expansion et prospères qui contribueraient ainsi à la croissance
économique, au changement social et démocratique et au bien-être de la
société dans la région du MENA. La participation des femmes dans le
programme est fortement encouragée.
MEET est un programme de l'Initiative de partenariat entre les
Etats-Unis et le Moyen-Orient (MEPI) du Ministère des Affaires
Etrangères des Etats-Unis, une initiative présidentielle destinée à
soutenir les efforts de réforme dans les domaines économique, politique,
et éducatif de la région du MENA en vue d'accroître les possibilités
pour tous les peuples de la région, notamment les femmes et les jeunes.
L'initiative s'efforce de tisser des liens entre le Moyen-Orient,
l'Afrique du Nord, les Etats-Unis, les entreprises mondiales du secteur
privé, les organisations non-gouvernementales, les éléments de la
société civile et les gouvernements en vue de développer des programmes
et des politiques innovatrices pour l'accomplissement de cet objectif.
MEET est géré et développé par l'Institut Beyster de l'Ecole de Gestion
Rady de l'Université de Californie à San Diego.
**[Description de la formation]{.underline}**
Le programme de formation MEET est conçu pour les entrepreneurs doués et
plein de potentiel, les cadres et les chefs d'entreprises qui ont fait
preuve d'une capacité d'initiative et d'action dans leurs entreprises et
la société et qui offrent les promesses d'un meilleur avenir pour la
région.
Le programme de formation MEET couvre trois groupes distincts : un
séminaire pour les cadres supérieurs, un séminaire pour les
organisations de la société civile et un séminaire spécifique à certains
secteurs pour les cadres commerciaux.
- Chaque programme durera deux semaines et s'adressera à 20 chefs
d'entreprises de société commerciales ou d'organisations de la
société civile.
- La formation aura lieu dans la région du MENA. Chaque programme sera
tenu dans un lieu différent. A des fins de planification, le
séminaire pour les cadres supérieurs se fera à Casablanca, au
Maroc ; le séminaire pour les CSO aura lieu à Alexandrie, en Egypte
et le séminaire spécifique à certains secteurs se fera à Amman, en
Jordanie. Le MEPI et l'Institut Beyster se réservent le droit de
changer le lieu de réunion de chacun ou de tous les programmes de
formation en fonction des conditions politiques, économiques et de
sécurité au moment de la session de formation.
- Les participants devront répondre à des critères d'éligibilité
rigoureux (énumérés pour chaque séminaire de formation spécifique)
mais ils devront en général avoir une expérience professionnelle
dans le secteur qu'ils auront choisi, avoir fait preuve d'une
participation active dans la société, et démontré un potentiel
d'esprit d'initiative et d'action dans leurs entreprises et la
société.
La connaissance de l'anglais est utile mais pas obligatoire. Le
programme MEET offrira une interprétation simultanée en arabe et en
français.
Chaque programme couvrira les frais de voyages et de transport dans la
région, de l'aéroport le plus proche au lieu de réunion du programme,
l'assurance médicale de secours, le logement et une indemnité
forfaitaire journalière pour les repas. Tous les participants au
programme seront invités à participer aux rencontres particulières avec
d'anciens élèves après leur expérience de formation.
**[Processus de candidature et de sélection]{.underline}**
La compétition pour le programme est ouverte, basée sur le mérite et
juste. Les candidats seront évalués en fonction de leur poste actuel et
de leur expérience professionnelle, du volume d'affaires et du potentiel
de croissance de leur entreprise, des perspectives de travail dans un
environnement professionnel international, de leur éducation, de leur
volonté d'apprendre et de former les autres, de leur esprit d'initiative
et d'action et des recommandations personnelles.
Le programme MEET interdit toute discrimination basée sur le sexe, la
race, la couleur, l'age, la religion, l'origine ou l'handicap. Cette
politique est conforme aux lois et règlements en vigueur aux Etats-Unis.
**Les personnes des catégories suivantes [ne sont PAS
éligibles]{.underline} au programme de Formation des Entrepreneurs du
Moyen-Orient (MEET) :**
- Les citoyens et résidents permanents (détenteurs de carte verte) des
Etats-Unis ;
- Les personnes participant actuellement à des programmes académiques,
de formation ou de recherche aux Etats-Unis ;
- Les personnes résidant ou travaillant actuellement à l\'extérieur
des pays participants ;
- Les personnes qui ont participé à un programme d\'échange patronné
ou financé par le gouvernement des Etats-Unis ;
- Les employés, et membres de la famille immédiate, d'organisations
sans but lucratif qui administrent le programme MEET au nom du
Ministère des Affaires Etrangères des Etats-Unis. Cette disposition
n\'élimine pas les membres de la famille qui vivent indépendamment
de leurs parents ;
- Les employés locaux des missions américaines à l\'étranger qui
travaillent pour le Ministère des Affaires Etrangères des Etats-Unis
n'ont pas droit aux subventions pendant la durée de leur emploi et
pendant un an après la fin de leur emploi ;
- Les membres de la famille immédiate (conjoints et enfants à charge)
d'employés du Ministère des Affaires Etrangères des Etats-Unis
pendant la période de l'emploi de leur conjoint/parent et pendant
une période d\'un an suivant la fin de leur emploi. Cette
disposition n\'élimine pas les membres de la famille qui vivent
indépendamment de leurs parents ;
- Les personnes condamnées pour un acte criminel.
**Avant de remplir ce dossier de candidature, veuillez lire
attentivement les instructions ci-dessous:**
- **VOUS DEVEZ REPONDRE A TOUTES LES QUESTIONS.** Si vous n'êtes pas
concerné par une question, écrivez (N/A), n'oubliez pas de spécifier
l'indicatif du pays et de la ville dans votre numéro de téléphone.
- **Vous devez remplir complètement ce dossier**. Les candidatures
seront acceptées **en anglais uniquement**. Avant de soumettre votre
candidature, vous pouvez y retourner à tout moment, en utilisant
votre adresse électronique et mot de passe pour compléter votre
candidature.
- **Joignez votre curriculum vitae** en anglais à la candidature.
Télécharger le document à la fin de la candidature.
- **Joignez une lettre de recommandation**
> Cette lettre sera écrite par un supérieur, un collègue ou un associé
> qui peut témoigner de votre carrière professionnelle et de votre
> esprit d'initiative et d'action ou de votre potentiel. Cette lettre
> peut également comprendre des commentaires sur votre participation à
> la communauté ou aux activités de soutien de votre communauté.
- **Entretien personnel**
> L'Institut Beyster sélectionnera les candidats pour un entretien
> personnel avec un comité de sélection local. Ce comité formé d'anciens
> participants au programme MEET, du personnel de l'ambassade
> américaine, et des chefs d'entreprises et de CSO de la région, sera
> chargé des entretiens pour la région et du placement hiérarchique des
> candidats. Ces entretiens personnels sont une condition du processus
> de sélection.
- **Semi**-**finalistes**
> Les comités de sélection locaux sélectionneront et recommanderont, au
> Ministère des Affaires Etrangères des Etats-Unis, les candidats pour
> la nomination. La sélection définitive et l'invitation au programme
> seront effectuées par le MEPI, commanditaire du gouvernement
> américain.
**Instructions à suivre :**
- Répondre à **[toutes]{.underline}** les questions sur le formulaire
de candidature. Vous pouvez être éliminé du processus de nomination
au programme si vous ne répondez pas à toutes les questions.
- Tous les espaces sur la candidature doivent être remplis. Si
l'information demandée n'est pas applicable, inscrivez N/A.
- Vous devez sauvegarder l'information de **[CHAQUE]{.underline}**
page de la candidature avant de continuer ou de quitter.
- Après la sauvegarde de l'information, vous pouvez quitter la session
et retourner à votre candidature à tout moment et jusqu'au point où
vous pouvez soumettre la candidature (« **[SUBMIT ]{.underline}**»)
pour être considéré.
- Une fois soumise, la candidature ne peut être modifiée qu'avec
l'aide de l'administrateur technique de l'Institut Beyster.
- Vous ne pouvez soumettre la candidature que lorsque toutes les
sections sont complètes.
- Utiliser les options Statut (« **[Status]{.underline}** ») en haut
et en bas de la page pour revoir les sections incomplètes.
> Choix du programme de formation :
>
> **Séminaire pour les cadres supérieurs** (du 20
> au 30 janvier 2008) (prévu pour Casablanca, au Maroc)
>
> Ce séminaire combine une documentation importante, des études de cas,
> des plans d'actions individualisés et de l'accompagnement de cadres de
> façon à maximiser les résultats pour chaque participant. Les candidats
> sélectionnés pour ce programme auront démontré qu'ils peuvent tirer
> parti d'un curriculum de formation interactif qui met l'accent sur la
> planification stratégique, le développement de l'esprit d'initiative
> et d'action et les points clés qui touchent le secteur commercial dans
> la région du MENA dans l'économie mondiale. Notre programme de
> formation de cadres comprend une méthodologie de formation éprouvée
> qui met l'accent sur quatre éléments : la gestion, les marchés,
> l'argent et la mystique.
>
> Le candidat idéal du séminaire pour les cadres supérieurs devrait :
- avoir plus de 10 ans d'expérience dans les affaires
- pouvoir faire état de son activité dans la communauté
- montrer un potentiel important d'esprit d'initiative et d'action au
sens large dans leur entreprise et leur communauté
- être un cadre exécutif, un directeur ou un entrepreneur avec de
l'expérience et bien informé, qui prend à cœur d'améliorer son
esprit d'initiative et d'action et ses capacités de gestionnaire
- montrer clairement qu'il a du potentiel pour assumer un rôle
d'entrepreneur plus important tant dans le secteur public que privé
- faire état d'une réalisation importante et présenter des signes de
débrouillardise, d'initiative, de pouvoir d'adaptation à de
nouvelles situations, de créativité et d'innovation, ainsi que
d'aptitudes à la résolution de problèmes
- montrer qu'il est prêt à servir de mentor pour d'autres
**Séminaire pour les chefs d'organisations de la
société civile** (du 16 au 26 mars 2008) (prévu pour Alexandrie, en
Egypte)
Le programme est basé sur les connaissances et les meilleures méthodes
des praticiens de la région du MENA et des Etats-Unis pour examiner les
trois thèmes clés du CSO : l'esprit d'initiative et d'action, le
plaidoyer et développement de programmes et l'efficacité au sein de
l'entreprise.
- Le thème de d'esprit d'initiative et d'action explore les éléments
critiques de la vision et de la mission de l'entreprise, les
aptitudes entrepreneuriales personnelles, la gestion et le travail
avec un conseil et la planification stratégique
- Le thème du plaidoyer et développement du programme met l'accent sur
le plaidoyer, l'élaboration d'une coalition et les alliances, la
mesure de la réussite et la commercialisation pour le changement
social
- Le thème de l''efficacité au sein de l'entreprise se concentre sur
la connaissance et les aptitudes de participants et sur les
aptitudes à garantir une gestion financière saine, la philanthropie
dans la région du MENA, la collecte de fonds et la préparation
d'offres
> Le candidat idéal du programme CSO :
- possède 5 à 10 ans d'expérience en gestion et direction d'ONG et de
CSO
- peut faire état de son engagement envers la communauté
- montre un potentiel important d'esprit d'initiative et d'action au
sens large
- montre son consentement à apprendre et à entreprendre de nouvelles
tâches et responsabilités, à participer pleinement et à contribuer à
la réussite du programme
- montre clairement sa volonté de se développer de façon continue, des
points de vue personnel et professionnel
- peut présenter des preuves de réalisations et des signes de
débrouillardise, d'initiative, d'adaptation à de nouvelles
situations, de créativité et d'innovation, ainsi que d'aptitudes à
la résolution de problèmes
> **Séminaire spécifique aux différents secteurs**
> (du 11 au 21 mai 2008) (prévu pour Amman, Jordanie)
>
> Ce programme est conçu spécifiquement pour mettre en évidence les
> aptitudes de planification, de gestion et d'esprit d'initiative et
> d'action des entrepreneurs de petites et moyennes entreprises ainsi
> que de plus jeunes directeurs de grands entreprises de la région qui
> sont encore en train de former leurs plans de carrière. La formation
> met l'accent sur les activités d'apprentissage interactif et sur
> l'apprentissage basé sur l'expérience dans des domaines clés tels que
> les capacités de négociation, le développement de l'esprit
> d'initiative et d'action, le financement de la croissance, la mise en
> œuvre de stratégies et l'encouragement à l'innovation.
>
> Le candidat idéal du séminaire spécifique aux différents secteurs :
- possède 5 à 10 ans d'expérience commerciale
- peut faire état de son dévouement pour sa communauté
- montre un potentiel important d'esprit d'initiative et d'action au
sens large
- montre son consentement à apprendre et à entreprendre de nouvelles
tâches et responsabilités, à participer pleinement et à contribuer à
la réussite du programme
- indique clairement sa volonté de se développer de façon continue des
points de vue personnel et professionnel
- peut montrer des preuves de réalisations et des signes de
débrouillardise, d'initiative, d'adaptation à de nouvelles
situations, de créativité et d'innovation, ainsi que d'aptitude à la
résolution de problèmes
**[Biographical Information/Information Biographique]{.underline}**
**[Personal Identification Information / Information d'Identification
Personnelle:]{.underline}**
Preferred Title/ Titre Préféré: □ Dr./ Dr. □ Mr./M. □ Mrs./Mme. □
Miss/Mlle. □ Ms./Mme.
Last or Family Name / Nom de Famille: First Name/ Prénom:
Middle/Other Name/ Deuxième/Autre prénom:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
***(Enter your name [EXACTLY]{.underline} as it appears on your
passport)/ (Veuillez inscrire votre nom [EXACTEMENT]{.underline} tel
qu'il figure sur votre passeport)***
Job
Title/Fonction:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Organization Name/Nom de
l'organisation:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Gender/Sexe: Male/Homme: □ Female/Femme: □
Date of Birth/Date de naissance: Month/Mois\_\_\_\_\_ Day/Jour\_\_\_\_\_
Year/Année\_\_\_\_\_\_
Place of Birth/Lieu de naissance: Country/Pays :\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Province/Province:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ City/Ville:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Other
information/Autre information: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Current Citizenship/ Nationalité actuelle:
(Country/Pays)\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Other/Dual Citizenship/Autre/Double nationalité:
(Country/Pays)\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Country of Current Residence/Pays de résidence
actuelle:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
**[Contact Information/Information de contact :]{.underline}**
Residence Address (including postal code if applicable)/Adresse de
résidence (code postal compris si applicable):
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Mailing Address (including postal code if applicable)/Adresse postale
(code postal compris si applicable):
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Work Address (including postal code if applicable)/Adresse du travail
(code postal compris si
applicable):\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Preferred address /Adresse préférée
□ Residence Address/Adresse de résidence □ Mailing Address/Adresse
postale
□ Work Address/Adresse du travail
Home Telephone \# (including country and city
code):\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Téléphone du domicile (y compris code du pays et de la
ville) :\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Work Telephone \# (including country and city
code):\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Téléphone au travail (y compris code du pays et de la
ville):\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Mobile Telephone \# (including country and city code)/
Téléphone portable (y compris code du pays et de la
ville) :\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Fax \# (including country and city code)/
Télécopieur (y compris code du pays et de la ville) :
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
E-mail Address/Adresse
électronique:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
(Highly recommended/Fortement recommandée)
Alternate e-mail Address/Autre adresse
électronique:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Company or Organization Website/Site web de la société ou de
l'organisation:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
[**Passport Information**/**Renseignements sur le
passeport**]{.underline}
Please provide the following information regarding your international
passport. If you are selected to participate in the program, this
information will be used to facilitate your visa application:/Veuillez
fournir les renseignements suivants qui figurent sur votre passeport
international. Si vous êtes sélectionné pour participer à ce programme,
ces renseignements seront utilisés pour faciliter votre demande de visa:
Do you have an external (or travel) passport?/ Avez-vous un passeport
externe (ou de voyage)? □ Yes/Oui □ No/Non
Series/Number/ Série/numéro:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Country of Issue/Pays de délivrance:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Passport Expiration Date/Date d'échéance du passeport:
Month/Mois\_\_\_\_\_ Day/Jour\_\_\_\_ Year/Année\_\_\_\_\_
Have you ever applied for a U.S. visa?/Avez-vous jamais demandé un visa
américain? □Yes/Oui □ No/Non
What year?/Quelle année\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Where?/Où
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Have you ever been turned down for a U.S. visa?/Le visa américain vous
a-t-il jamais été refusé? □Yes/Oui □ No/Non
Have you ever applied for an immigrant visa to the U.S.?/Avez-vous
jamais demandé un visa d'immigration aux Etats-Unis? □Yes/Oui □ No/Non
What year?/En quelle année? \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Where/Où?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
**[Educational Information/Cursus scolaire:]{.underline}**
List all post-secondary education including professional education,
beginning with most recent / Indiquez toutes les formations supérieures,
y compris les formations professionnelles, en commençant par les plus
récentes :
----------- ----------- ----------------------- ------------- ----------- ------------ -----------
Start End Institute/University/ Location/ Major Minor Diploma or
Date/Date Date/Date Institut/Université Emplacement Subject/ Subject/ Degree
de début de fin Sujet Sujet Conferred /
principal secondaire Diplôme ou
degré
obtenu
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**[Professional and Employment Information/Renseignements professionnels
et sur l'emploi :]{.underline}**
***Please remember to submit a professional résumé or CV with your
application/ Veuillez joindre un curriculum vitae professionnel à votre
dossier de candidature.***
List your business and employment history for the past ten years,
beginning with most recent, attach additional pages if needed / Indiquez
votre expérience professionnelle des dix dernières années en commençant
par les plus récentes, joignez des feuilles supplémentaires si
nécessaire.
+--------+-----------------+-------+-----------------+---------------+
| Dates | Compa | City/ | Position/Ti | Res |
| /Dates | ny/Organization | Ville | tle/Poste/Titre | ponsibilities |
| | Name/Nom de | | | & |
| F | l'Organisa | | | Duties/Re |
| rom/De | tion/entreprise | | | sponsabilités |
| To/A | | | | et |
| | | | | obligations |
+--------+-----------------+-------+-----------------+---------------+
| | | | | |
+--------+-----------------+-------+-----------------+---------------+
| | | | | |
+--------+-----------------+-------+-----------------+---------------+
| | | | | |
+--------+-----------------+-------+-----------------+---------------+
| | | | | |
+--------+-----------------+-------+-----------------+---------------+
| | | | | |
+--------+-----------------+-------+-----------------+---------------+
| | | | | |
+--------+-----------------+-------+-----------------+---------------+
**[Professional Affiliations/Affiliations Professionnelles
:]{.underline}**
List any professional associations, non-governmental (NGO) organizations
or other organizations in which you currently are a member or with which
you have been involved / Indiquez toutes les associations
professionnelles, les organisations non gouvernementales (ONG) ou les
autres organisations desquelles vous êtes membre actuellement ou
auxquelles vous participez:
List all U.S. government-funded programs in which you have participated
/ Indiquez tous les programmes financés par le gouvernement américain
auxquels vous avez participés:
+--------+---------+----------------+--------------------+-----------+
| Start | End | Program Name | U.S. Government | Program |
| Date/ | Date/ | | Sponsor/ Sponsor | Topic / |
| | | Nom du | du gouvernement | Thème du |
| Date | Date de | programme | américain | |
| de | fin | | | programme |
| début | | | | |
+--------+---------+----------------+--------------------+-----------+
| | | | | |
+--------+---------+----------------+--------------------+-----------+
| | | | | |
+--------+---------+----------------+--------------------+-----------+
| | | | | |
+--------+---------+----------------+--------------------+-----------+
List any significant publications, honors, awards, projects or other
accomplishments you would like to highlight to the selection committee /
Indiquez tous les honneurs, publications, prix, projets ou autres
accomplissements significatifs que vous désirez mentionner au comité de
sélection:
[Date/Date]{.underline} [Item / Title/ Elément/Titre]{.underline}
[Description/Significance/]{.underline}
> [Description/Importance]{.underline}
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**[Statement of Experience / Déclaration sur
l'expérience:]{.underline}**
Please answer the following questions. Your answers to these questions
are very important in the selection process. / Veuillez répondre aux
questions suivantes. Vos réponses à ces questions sont très importantes
pour le processus de sélection.
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1\. Explain how you demonstrated leadership to solve an important
problem or take advantage of a significant opportunity in your
professional experience. / Expliquez comment vous avez fait preuve
d'esprit d'initiative et d'action pour résoudre un problème important
ou tirer profit d'une importante possibilité dans votre expérience
professionnelle.
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2\. Describe what you have done to overcome adversity or resolve a
difficulty. / Décrivez ce que vous avez fait pour surmonter une
adversité ou résoudre un problème ?
3\. Explain how you came up with a unique or novel approach to a
challenge in your work or life experience. /Expliquez comment vous avez
trouvé une approche unique ou nouvelle à une difficulté rencontrée dans
votre vie professionnelle ou personnelle.
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**INITIATIVE DE PARTENARIAT DU MOYEN-ORIENT**
**Formation des Entrepreneurs du Moyen-Orient (MEET)**
**Lettre de recommandation confidentielle**
Une lettre de recommandation doit être soumise.
Une lettre de recommandation doit provenir du supérieur du candidat ou
d'un cadre supérieur.
Les candidats propriétaires d'entreprises et/ou ceux qui travaillent à
leur propre compte, peuvent présenter une lettre de recommandation
venant d'une personne au courant de l'expérience professionnelle du
candidat. La lettre de recommandation doit porter principalement sur les
aptitudes professionnelles du candidat mais également témoigner de la
participation du candidat à la vie sociale.
Le candidat doit remplir la première partie du formulaire et l'envoyer
ensuite à la personne qui le recommandera. Cette personne devra ensuite
remplir complètement le formulaire et l'envoyer par courrier
électronique à Andrea Rudiak à l'adresse
<[email protected]>. La candidature ne sera acceptée que
sur ce formulaire.
La lettre doit être présentée pour le 5 octobre 2007 au plus tard.
**The following information should be completed by the applicant/**
**Les renseignements suivants doivent être fournis par le candidat:**
Applicant Name/Nom du candidat :
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_Country/Pays :
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
**(*[exactement]{.underline}* tel qu'il apparaît sur le passeport)**
Supervisor's Name/ Nom du supérieur
:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_Title/Titre :
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Organization or Employer/ Organisation ou employeur
:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
**The remainder of this form should be completed by the applicant's
supervisor/ Le reste de ce formulaire doit être complété par le
supérieur du candidat ou par la personne qui recommande le candidat :**
How long have you known the applicant / Depuis combien de temps
connaissez-vous le
candidat?\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
In what capacity do you know him/her?/ Dans quelle capacité le
connaissez-vous?
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
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**[Program Description/Description du programme]{.underline}**
La Formation des Entrepreneurs du Moyen-Orient (MEET) est un programme
de formation innovateur conçu pour identifier, développer et soutenir un
nouveau groupe de chefs d'entreprises et d'Organisations de la société
civile (CSO) pour la région du Moyen-Orient et de l'Afrique du Nord
(MENA).
MEET offre une formation d'approfondissement des aptitudes, une gestion
de réseaux professionnels, et des systèmes de soutien aux anciens
participants en vue de consolider les compétences entrepreneuriales et
gestionnaires des entrepreneurs et cadres d'entreprises, des
responsables d'ONG et des entrepreneurs dans le domaine social.
L'objectif du programme est d'aider les cadres, les dirigeants et les
entrepreneurs doués à réaliser leurs aspirations pour monter avec succès
des entreprises durables, ayant des possibilités d'expansion, qui
contribueraient ainsi à la croissance économique, au changement
démocratique et social , et au bien-être de la société dans la région du
MENA. La participation des femmes au programme est fortement encouragée.
MEET est un programme de l'Initiative de partenariat du Moyen-Orient
(MEPI) du Ministère des Affaires Etrangères des Etats-Unis, une
initiative présidentielle destinée à soutenir les efforts de réforme
dans les domaines économique, politique, et éducatif de la région du
MENA en vue d'accroître les possibilités pour tous les peuples de la
région, en particulier les femmes et les jeunes. L'initiative s'efforce
de tisser des liens entre le Moyen-Orient, l'Afrique du Nord, les
Etats-Unis, les entreprises mondiales du secteur privé, les
organisations non-gouvernementales, les éléments de la société civile et
les gouvernements en vue de développer des programmes et des politiques
innovatrices pour l'accomplissement de cet objectif.
L'Institut Beyster de l'Ecole de Gestion Rady de l'Université de
Californie à San Diego est chargé de la réalisation et du développement
du MEET.
# Application Evaluation / Evaluation du dossier de candidature
In the rating chart below, please mark one box in each category that
best describes the applicant:/ Dans le tableau d'évaluation ci-dessous,
veuillez marquer, pour chaque catégorie, la case qui décrit le mieux le
candidat :
------------------------ ----------------------------------- ------------------------- -------------------------- --------------------------- --------------------
[Category/ [Excellent/Excellent]{.underline} [Good/Bien]{.underline} [Fair/Moyen]{.underline} [Poor/Faible]{.underline} [Unable to
Catégorie]{.underline} Judge/Incapable de
juger]{.underline}
Leadership ability □ □ □ □ □
/Capacité d'initiative
et d'action:
Resourcefulness and □ □ □ □ □
initiative/ Ingéniosité
et initiative:
Adaptability to new □ □ □ □ □
situations /
Adaptabilité aux
nouvelles situations:
Creativity and □ □ □ □ □
innovation/ Créativité
et innovation:
Communication skills/ □ □ □ □ □
Aptitude à la
communication:
Risk taking /Prise de □ □ □ □ □
risque:
------------------------ ----------------------------------- ------------------------- -------------------------- --------------------------- --------------------
Please describe why you believe the applicant is prepared to benefit
from this leadership training program. Examples from the applicant's
professional background that support your conclusions would be very
helpful/Veuillez expliquer pourquoi vous pensez que le candidat est
préparé pour profiter de ce programme de formation. Des exemples de
l'expérience professionnelle du candidat supportant vos conclusions
seraient très utiles.
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Please share a concrete example of a specific accomplishment the
applicant has made in his/her professional work./Veuillez citer un
exemple concret d'un accomplissement particulier du/de la candidat(e)
dans son expérience professionnelle.
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In what ways do you see this applicant making a difference when he/she
returns after the training/ A votre avis, le/la candidat(e)
sera-t-il/elle prêt(e) à faire des changements après son retour de
formation ?
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Reference Name and title (please print)/Nom de référence et titre
(veuillez écrire en
majuscules):\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Place of Employment/Lieu du
travail:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Address/Adresse:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Telephone #/Téléphone \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
E-Mail address/Adresse
électronique:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Signature/ Signature:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Date/ Date:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
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converted_docs | 194262 | **NSLDS Back-up Detail Distribution**
**for Annual Reasonability, LPIF and AMF**
Organization's Name: GA Code: GA
Street Address:
City: State: Zip:
Please select from the following options. To indicate a combination of
distribution options, both may be selected.
Our organization would like to receive back-up detail files through SAIG
for the following message classes:
Our organization would like to continue to receive back-up detail files
via tape or cartridge, but would like to update our distribution options
for the following message classes:
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| **GALPFDOP** - Loan Processing | Person Responsible: |
| and Issuance Fee back-up | |
| detail | Business Address: |
| | |
| | City: State: Zip: |
| | |
| | Telephone #: ( ) - |
| | |
| | E-mail: |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| For SAIG, please enter the TG | |
| mailbox number below: | |
| | |
| TG | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| For Tape or Cartridge, please | |
| select the from the following | |
| choices: | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| 3480 Cartridge | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| Magnetic Tape (specify type) | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| > 800 BPI Reel 1600 BPI Reel 6250 | |
| > BPI Reel | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| **GAAMFDOP** - Account | Person Responsible: |
| Maintenance Fee back-up detail | |
| | Business Address: |
| | |
| | City: State: Zip: |
| | |
| | Telephone #: ( ) - |
| | |
| | E-mail: |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| For SAIG, please enter the TG | |
| mailbox number below: | |
| | |
| TG | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| For Tape or Cartridge, please | |
| select the from the following | |
| choices: | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| 3480 Cartridge | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| Magnetic Tape (specify type) | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| > 800 BPI Reel 1600 BPI Reel 6250 | |
| > BPI Reel | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| **GAARQTOP and GAARYROP** - | Person Responsible: |
| Annual Reasonability back-up | |
| detail, quarterly and annual | Business Address: |
| calculations | |
| | City: State: Zip: |
| | |
| | Telephone #: ( ) - |
| | |
| | E-mail: |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| For SAIG, please enter the TG | |
| mailbox number below: | |
| | |
| TG | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| For Tape or Cartridge, please | |
| select the from the following | |
| choices: | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| 3480 Cartridge | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| Magnetic Tape (specify type) | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| > 800 BPI Reel 1600 BPI Reel 6250 | |
| > BPI Reel | |
+-----------------------------------+-----------------------------------+
| en |
all-txt-docs | 107640 | FILENAME: STL_WDAMS
DOCUMENTATION DATE: JANUARY 25, 1995
DATA THEME: WING DAMS
DESCRIPTION: Wing Dam centerlines as arcs.
ABSTRACT: This coverage contains arcs representing the wing dams on the Mississippi
River starting at river mile 0, at Cairo, Il, to river mile 300, at the border
between the St. Louis District and the Rock Island District. Each arc represents
the centerline of the wing dam as detailed on the 1 inch = 400 feet scale
hydrographic survey sheets maintained by the St. Louis District.
STATUS: 90% done
GEOGRAPHIC AREA: Mississippi River, St. Louis District.
MAP PROJECTIONS: Universal Transversal Mercator (UTM) zone 15.
MAP UNITS: meters
DATUM: NAD27
SOFTWARE VERSION: ARC/INFO v. 6.1.1 Sun Sparkstation
INTENDED USE OF DATA: This data was designed to be used as a means to locate wing
dams in the St. Louis District and to be able to quickly access information
pertaining to that wing dam.
LIMITATIONS OF DATA: The levee centerlines were digitized off of USACE St. Louis
District Hydrographic Survey Sheets (scale 1 inch = 400 feet). The accuracy is
estimated to be within 15 feet of its true location.
COVERAGE DEVELOPER: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island District
CORPS CONTACT: Thomas DeWitte, US Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island District,
Operations Division, Clock Tower Building, P.O. Box 2004, Rock Island, IL 61204-2004.
Phone # (309) 794-5674.
ORIGINAL SOURCE INFORMATION:
MEDIA: Paper copy of map.
AUTHOR/AGENCY: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
PUBLISHED DATE(S): Hydrographic photo 31 January 1989
SCALE: 1:4800
PROJECTION: Missouri East Stateplane
PROCEDURE USED TO CREATE THE DATA:. Wing Dam centerlines were digitized on an
ALTEK digitizing table using the software ARC/INFO. ARC/INFO software was then
used to project the digitized stateplane coordinate coverage to UTM zone 15
coordinates.
COMMENTS: None
ARC Attribute File Items (AAT)
DIKE_NO. This gives the river mile (with river mile 0 at the point where the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers meet) plus the side of the river that
the wing dam is located. (L for left hand side, R for right hand
side while facing downstream).
RIVER_MILE This is the distance in miles from the origin where the Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers meet.
NOTICE: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers assumes no responsibility for errors in
the information. Similarly the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers assumes no responsibility
for the consequences of inappropriate uses or interpretations of the data made by anyone
to whom this data has been made available. The Corps bears no responsibility to inform
users of any changes made to this data. Anyone using this data is advised that precision
implied by the coverage may far exceed actual precision. Comments on this data are
invited and the Corps would appreciate that documented errors be brought to staff attention.
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