Check SANS reduction with different time regimes

[Gesner Passos]

Richard will provide some data to check if the reduction works correct with monitors having more time channels.

[Gesner Passos]

First of all, Richard provided a simulated data created by Freddie using the new detector and the new time regime.

[Gesner Passos]

The file is in Babylon in Freddie's folder, and it is SANS2D800024183.nxs (It just add the log to the file Freddie created).

To allow the file to go through it was necessary to apply the patch allow_run_simulated_data_reduction.patch.

Two issues were raised here:

1 - #8906 problem in getting the monitors by guessing its path 2 - The need of a definition of the time channels to Rebin the data and get sensible results.

The purpose of having more time channels for the monitor is that when they are to be normalized in wavelenght, the data in the monitors and the data in the detectors will be compatible (wavelenght depends on the TOF and the geometry). Hence, what is important, is to keep the monitors as they are till the conversion to wavelenght.

The process will be the following:

1 - Allow the users to specify the binnings for the event mode data - #8931. 2 - Ensure that NormalizeToMonitor and TransmissionCalc will be working correctly using the Monitors with more time channels.

[Nick Draper]

Bulk move of tickets out of triage (new) to assigned at the introduction of the triage state

[Gesner Passos]

Peter: By having #8931 implemented, you will probably be able to close this one as well.

[Nick Draper]

Ownership handed over to Peter

[Peter Parker]

Feedback from the scientists in today's catchup meeting was that this ticket is now redundant. Closing.

[Stuart Campbell]

This ticket has been transferred to github issue ​9692