Peter Kasper's Web Stuff

Position:	Accelerator Division, Division Headquarters
Research:	BooNE (E898) Pierre Auger
Projects:	Accelerator NuMI Upgrade ELM Web Pages
Address:	Fermilab, MS 221 P.O. Box 500 Batavia, IL 60510 My Office: WH13E
Phones:	(630)840-3732 Office (630)879-0837 Home
FAX:	(630)840-6039 FAX
E-mail:	kasper@fnal.gov

• UCM Manual: This is the User's Guide to UCM. A Code Management tool which I wrote and maintain. It is used by a number of HEP experiments to manage their software and is available through the Fermilab Computing Division's Fermitools Project. The Development Version of this guide is for test purposes only.
• UCM Source: The software library containing the source code for the UCM code management package.
• Gammelec: This software library contains a series of routines for simulating simple (1-dimensional) electromagnetic showers in both amorphous materials and, to a limited extent, in crystals.

• Bird Web Page Maintenance: Edit bird diary entries and more.
• World List: Search bird list.
• world list with the Avtax (world) A.O.U. (North America) A.O.U. (Hawaii) S.A.C.C. (South America) Christidis & Boles (Australia) list.
• Fermilab Birds: A compilation of the bird species that have occurred on the Fermilab Site. These pages result from an ongoing survey of the Fermilab's avifauna that I have been conducting since I joined the lab in 1986. Historical records and observations from other reliable birder's are included.

• Crystal Radiator Studies: Calculations of the properties of a crystal radiator are presented in this page. The photon yields obtained with the PB electron beam incident on a silicon crystal radiator are compared with those obtained using a 20% Xo amorphous lead radiator.
• Cone Fitting Algorithms: Studies of the problems associated with reconstructing cones of Cerenkov light projected onto a spherical detector. This work is of relevance to the MiniBooNE neutrino oscillation analysis.
• TR2 Studies: An investigation into the run dependent inefficiencies of the TR2 counters, which formed part of the FOCUS experiment's trigger.