Note: Information from Bill Kells on recombination (no recycling) option for E2

Introduction (Keith Riles)

Plans and needs of the E2 investigation teams:

(Each team leader should outline the plan of investigation, including software tools expected to be used, special running conditions needed, and whether the proposed baseline reduced data set will be adequate for post-run analysis. Click here to see complete nominal list of recorded channels. Click here to see the channels actually available in the data stream on October 24, 2000. The channel naming conventions in the actual list do not agree with the nominal list in many cases, although the meanings are usually clear in both cases.)

• Lock loss (Keith Riles)
• Seismic noise (Ed Daw)
• Correlations (Nelson Christensen)
• Stationarity (Robert Schofield)
• Calibration stability (Mike Landry)
• Gaussianity (Steve Penn)
• Angular fluctuations (Gabriela Gonzalez)
• Impulses/transients (Rick Savage)
• Bursts/chirps (Julien Sylvestre)
• Tidal effects (David Strom)
• End-to-End timing (Daniel Sigg)
• Data integrity (John Zweizig)
• Line noise (Sergey Klimenko) (follow "line noise", then "preliminary plan" links)
• Data compression (Benoit Mours)
• Frequency noise (Rana Adhikari)

A.O.B.