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F170

A Graphics Sampler for the D0 Experiment

George Alverson¹, Kors Bos², Toby Burnett³, Florencia Canelli⁴, Don Coppage⁵, Laurent Duflot⁶, Yuri Gershtein⁷, Norman Graf⁸, Sharon Hagopian⁹, Peter Hamel¹⁰, Steve Kahn⁸, Tim McMahon¹¹, Meenakshi Narain¹², Nobuaki Oshima¹³, Onne Peters², Harrison Prosper⁹, Dennis Shpakov¹⁴, Tom Trippe¹⁵, John Womersley¹³, Saul Youssef⁹

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Speaker: Sharon Hagopian

The D0 Experiment has a variety of displays for various purposes. A graphics toolkit and interface for 3-D event displays, including detector elements, reconstructed hits and tracks and physics objects, has been implemented on top of OpenInventor and OpenGL. Displays of all major detector subsystems have been integrated, and levels of detail can be selected. Specialized displays for muon tracking and triggering and for silicon microstrip tracker calibration have also been written. An interactive 3-D event display based on HEPVIS using Open Inventor and OpenGL is under development. A web-based virtual D0 control room JAVA applet is also available for remote viewing of the D0 control room.

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