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Since the start of LHC operations in November 2009, the ATLAS detector has recorded many millions of collision events. With the luminosity increasing rapidly in 2010, it is a challenge for the reconstruction and data distribution efforts to provide physics-quality data to analysts around the world within a short timescale. In this note I will describe how a two-pass system, where calibration constants and corrections are calculated on a subset of the data before being used in bulk reconstruction, provides a robust and well-monitored mechanism for meeting these challenges.

Prompt reconstruction of LHC collision data with the ATLAS reconstruction software