Event Reconstruction

Event reconstruction is the process of analyzing data from scientific experiments, like particle collisions or astronomical observations, to piece together what happened during the event. Researchers examine the signals and patterns recorded by detectors or instruments to determine the types, paths, and interactions of particles or objects involved. This helps scientists understand complex processes, verify theories, or discover new phenomena. Essentially, event reconstruction turns raw data into a coherent story of what occurred, allowing experts to interpret the details and draw meaningful conclusions from the experiment.