From: Jan Michel <j.michel@gsi.de>
Date: Tue, 26 Nov 2013 16:25:53 +0000 (+0100)
Subject: first draft version
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 \scBookLanguage{de}
 \begin{scAbstract}
 \scLanguage{en}
-\scTitle{TRB-based DAQ systems - A collaborative approach}
+\scTitle{TRB3-based DAQ systems - A collaborative approach}
 \scAuthor{*}{Jan}{Michel}{1}
 \scAffiliation{1}{Goethe-Universit\"at Frankfurt}
 \scBeginText
-Abstract
+
+Modern detector systems have become complex and the demands on data- 
+and event-rates made designing a fitting data acquisition scheme a major task. On 
+the other hand, many small research groups need a fast way to set up a small system 
+for testing of detector prototypes. 
+During the past years, the data acquisition system of the HADES detector at GSI has 
+been rebuilt. During this time, a huge set of electronic components, a network data 
+transport protocol and software for data storage as well as control and monitoring 
+of the detector has been developed. This framework has been further developed, a new
+versatile FPGA platform (TRB3) has been built and can be adapted to many different 
+needs by AddOn and front-end modules.
+
+The full toolchain has been successfully used by various sub-groups of the FAIR 
+experiments CBM, PANDA and HADES. Several other detector groups are interested in 
+and are actively contributing to the project.
+
+This talk will focus on the advantages such a collaborative community has for all 
+participants. Among these is the small amount of work to be contributed by the 
+individual, the fast installation time of new set-ups and versatile software 
+environment to which all users contribute.
+
+
 \scEndText
 \scConference{Frankfurt 2014}
 \scPart{HK}