A ROOT-Based General Online Data Visualization System

The online data visualization system serves as a crucial component of the data acquisition (DAQ) system, providing swift, efficient, and comprehensive real-time monitoring of the readout chain. Simultaneously, ROOT, an open-source software framework widely used in high-energy physics, provides a variety of analytical tools. Using ROOT-based online histogram monitoring, researchers can efficiently analyze data in real time and detect potential anomalies promptly. To minimize development costs and enhance deployment efficiency, a general online data visualization system based on ROOT has been designed and implemented. This system consists of three main modules: a configuration module, a readout and decoding module, and a data display module. Each module features specific interfaces for seamless integration and expansion. Additionally, the system employs file-based configuration management for minimal modifications when adapting to different experiments. Currently, it supports data source interfaces for Redis and Kafka as well as display interfaces for 1-D and 2-D histograms. The system has been successfully utilized in integration tests across various experiments, thereby enabling efficient and convenient data monitoring.

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IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science
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2024-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tns.2024.3495676
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Big Data Technologies and Applications
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A ROOT-Based General Online Data Visualization System

X. L. Ji, Yinhui Wu, Wenting Pei, Shuihan Zhang et al.
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science
Big Data Technologies and Applications
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A ROOT-Based General Online Data Visualization System

X. L. Ji, Yinhui Wu, Wenting Pei, Shuihan Zhang, Kejun Zhu, Li Fei, Chao Chen
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Abstract

The online data visualization system serves as a crucial component of the data acquisition (DAQ) system, providing swift, efficient, and comprehensive real-time monitoring of the readout chain. Simultaneously, ROOT, an open-source software framework widely used in high-energy physics, provides a variety of analytical tools. Using ROOT-based online histogram monitoring, researchers can efficiently analyze data in real time and detect potential anomalies promptly. To minimize development costs and enhance deployment efficiency, a general online data visualization system based on ROOT has been designed and implemented. This system consists of three main modules: a configuration module, a readout and decoding module, and a data display module. Each module features specific interfaces for seamless integration and expansion. Additionally, the system employs file-based configuration management for minimal modifications when adapting to different experiments. Currently, it supports data source interfaces for Redis and Kafka as well as display interfaces for 1-D and 2-D histograms. The system has been successfully utilized in integration tests across various experiments, thereby enabling efficient and convenient data monitoring.

IEEE Transactions on Nuclear ScienceVol. 72(9)
Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Institute of High Energy Physics (CN), University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN)
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Big Data Technologies and Applications
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