I've written two scripts that others might find useful for the on-line analysis. 
  1. The first is a simple bash script that runs a for loop to run the e143_analyzer.py script for a sequence of start values (-s). You'll need to change the increment and 
start/end of the for loop to set the time resolution.
  2. The second is a root script that takes the above generated scripts, reads the histograms, and then fills a 2D histogram. You'll need to adjust the TH2 bin number to 
match both the bin number of the TH1s and the number of analysed files. I've included a print line to help identify the TH1 bin number.

To see the first results, I've attached a sum of July 1st 22-23h data. Sadly, I don't see any indication of the isomer, or at least the production is very low.

#!/usr/bin/env bash

for i in $(seq 0 0.02 2)
do
	python e143_analyzer.py -t 0.02 -s $i -o 410MHz-07.01.22h_s${i}_t0.02 E143_Data/sparc-daq-02.gsi.de/E143-410MHz/410MHz-2021.07.01.22*.tiq
done