Druid, event display for the linear collider
Manqi Ruan, Vincent Boudry, Gabriel Musat, Daniel Jeans, Jayant Pande

TL;DR
Druid is a versatile event display tool designed for future linear collider experiments, capable of visualizing physics events and detector geometry, supporting multiple detector models and aiding various analysis tasks.
Contribution
It introduces a dedicated event display software that visualizes linear collider data and detector geometry, supporting multiple detector models and test beam data analysis.
Findings
Supports all latest linear collider detector models
Facilitates verification of detector geometry
Aids in analysis of simulated and test beam data
Abstract
Druid is a dedicated event display designed for the future electron positron linear colliders. Druid takes standard linear collider data files and detector geometry description files as input, it can visualize both physics event and detector geometry. Many displaying options are provided by Druid, giving easy access to different information. As a versatile event display, Druid supports all the latest linear collider detector models, Silicon Detector and International Large Detector, as well as the calorimeter prototypes operated in the CALICE test beam experiments. It has been utilized in many studies such as the verification of detector geometry, analysis of the simulated full events and test beam data as well as reconstruction algorithm development and code debugging.
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Taxonomy
TopicsParticle Detector Development and Performance · Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
