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The Liquid Argon Time Projection Chamber (LArTPC) is increasingly becomingthe chosen technology for current and future precision neutrino oscillationexperiments due to its superior capability in particle tracking and energycalorimetry. In LArTPCs, calorimetric information is critical for particleidentification, which is the foundation for the neutrino cross-section andoscillation measurements as well as searches for beyond standard model physics.One of the primary challenges in employing LArTPC technology is characterizingits performance and quantifying the associated systematic uncertainties.MicroBooNE, the longest operating LArTPC to date, has performed numerous suchmeasurements, including studies of detector physics and electromagnetic showerreconstruction. Here we present results on the operation and performance of thedetector during its data taking, highlighting accomplishments towardcalorimetric reconstruction, calibration, and detector physics.

Energy Reconstruction and Calibration of the MicroBooNE LArTPC