G070105-00-Z 1 New Glitches seen/studied in Block-Normal Shantanu Desai Pennsylvania State University for Glitch Working Group and many others Detchar.

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G Z 1 New Glitches seen/studied in Block-Normal Shantanu Desai Pennsylvania State University for Glitch Working Group and many others Detchar session March 2007 LSC meeting

2 Outline of Talk Block-Normal “glitches” indicates events in S5 with ( DARM-ERR ) Power threshold > 1000 This talk will provide a summary of all “new” Block-Normal glitches which have been studied in detail since last LSC meeting. I won’t talk about all new glitches seen :  L1 autoburt  L1 glitches with AS trigger (Gaby/D. Hoak),  ETMY_COIL saturations (Laura )  ASPD triggered (LSC-AS_TRIGL flag set) (John Z.) and many any others which I forgot about

G Z 3 Dropout in pulsar injections D. Hoak, V. Mandic This was caused by a crash in the injection stream due to problems in communication with awg + some time for injection buffer to empty (Mandic)

4 DAQ Readout Glitches Cause of these glitches due to DAQ readout errors dataValid = 4096 INVALID_DARM_ERR DQ flag available (John) Notice the glitch in DARM-ERR but nothing in AS-Q J. Zweizig, B. Johnson

G Z 5 LLO Travelling wave glitch N. Zotov, M. Fyffe (during shift) No smoking-gun from Q-scan or event Display (seen in ETMX and ETMY pitch and yaw) Diagnosed using J.Giamie’s HEPI templates. Caused by a microseismic wave traveling in X-direction hitting DARM-ERR (before HEPI could take control) No followup has been done to find similar glitches as far as I know

G Z 6 LLO BSC4/5_MIC glitches In July, found a 20 minute period with broadband noise in BSC4/5 MIC channels (distinct from airplane signature) and many DARM-ERR outliers in this period. Follow-up on such glitches (using Kleine-Welle) in progress.

G Z 7 LHO TCS glitches TCS channels glitch a LOT. Low amplitude TCS glitches innocuous. (Patrick S) However, large amplitude TCS glitches affect DARM-ERR H1:TCSX K-W significance > 2000 H2:TCSY K-W significance > 3000 TCS DQ flag available Lot of work also done by commissioners to reduce/understand TCS glitches (Cheryl, Sam W., Phil W., Robert S. etc)

8 Tidal Glitches Malik, Ski (during shift) Many Block-Normal outlier events seen when tidal servo comes out of saturation. Such events seen in earlier science runs. More study needed to determine whether we need a DQ flag for such events B-N glitches seen

G Z 9 H2 ASC overflow glitches (unknown) Since December, H2 has shown many glitches which occur in spurts every few secs). Last seen on Feb 3rd. Most of these have ASC-OVERFLOW flag associated with them Show strong glitches in WFS2 (Yaw) and almost nothing in WFS2 (Pitch) These have returned last week

10 H2 ASC overflow glitches (contd) Some evidence for periodicity of glitches(50 minutes in December and minute in Jan). No clue as to the cause of these glitches (inspite of many Investigations). Same cause responsible for all of these. L. Cadonati

11 (Unknown) Unknowns No clue for about 40 % of Block-Normal outliers or even if the same cause is responsible for some of them. No luck from doing full-frame Q-scans or event displays Maybe some glitches don’t show up in Q-scans/spectrograms of any other diagnostic channels? Example of Lonely glitch Maybe tools such Hilbert-Huang transform /multi-dimensional classification could help understand and/or categorize the unknown glitches.

G Z 12 New Auxiliary channel glitches Out of sequence segment numbers (L. Goggin) Example of a glitch in PEM-EX_WIND 500 miles/hr !!!! Probably caused by a weather station malfunction. Incorrect flagging of “WIND_OVER30MPH” flag for this case.

G Z 13 Conclusions Since last LSC meeting, few more glitches have been identified and studied in detail and DQ flagged. However we still don’t have any idea of the cause of almost 40 % of our glitches.