June 30, 1998

	In the month of June, the Muon group focused on June milestone
items required by the Algorithms group.  We provided Serban with MuReco
code with processed "Hit" classes for all detectors (PDTs, MDTs, WMSCs and
FMSCs).  The code read in chunks of simulated data from D0GSTAR, processed
them using Muon System Geometry and standard RCP package and wrote out Hit
chunks as per D0 EDM.  The official muon geometry code however hasn't been
completed and was not used in the RECO.  We are pleased to report however,
that we have made a lot of progress in coding official geometry and have
test-released some parts of it.  We are testing and debugging code for PDTs
and MDTs and expect to complete them in the next couple of days.  We will be 
working hard to complete the Scintillator Geometry expeditiously. 

	 In the month of June, we have also spent a considerable amount of 
time on an indexing scheme that uniquely describes the active components 
of the Muon system at all levels of granularity.  This MuoIndex scheme, 
(its classes and utilities) we think, will make coding of Geometry, data
unpacking and RECO more elegant and efficient.  Lastly, even though, the 
June milestone requirement was only to produce Hit classes, the MuReco code 
does also segment-finding and writes out segment chunks.  

	During the month of June, we had three meetings with Muon software
review panel.  The issues and software reviewed had to do with Geometry 
classes, MuoIndex and MuReco Hit classes. 

	The focus for next month would be: (1)to make improvements in the
MuReco code based on suggestions of the review panel and discussions within
the Muon group and (2)to make progress on global tracking with TRF++.