| Re: [january-dev] January Adopters |
Jay,
Do you see January as a useful data currency for plotting? It has proved beneficial in DAWN plotting. I think that could be a good encouragement for DAWN plotting to participate in EAVP. (That is not may call, don’t forget.)
Cheerio,
Matt
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Subject: Re: [january-dev] January Adopters
Tracy,
Is it sufficient to say that ICE and EAVP are using January, or would you like some more details on the applications?
If you want more of the details, I would suggest the preprint of the ICE paper (on which Jonah is a co-author) as a starting point and we can refine from there. https://arxiv.org/abs/
1704.01398
Jay
P.S. - Since my schedule is starting to fill up too, I'll be sending another email to Jonah in the next few days about that paper and how to handle corrections/additions.
On Thu, Apr 6, 2017 at 5:59 AM, Tracy Miranda <tracy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Awesome, thanks Matt!
On Thu, Apr 6, 2017 at 10:52 AM, Matthew Gerring <matthew.gerring@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Eclipse Scanning (Used in GDA9 @ DLS)
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=== January is used throughout the scanning project, inside the scan algorithm, when talking to devices and plotting results. The lazy writable dataset object is used to abstract the writing of data to devices used in the scan algorithms. This process ensures that valid NeXus files are written by scanning which can be data processed correctly. January is used in the scan path generation layer in place of numpy for the Jython routines. This allows the same code to generate scan paths in the RCP user interface as is used on python middle-ware servers controlling hardware. January is used extensively in the plotting. We adopted the DAWNSci plotting for visualizing the scan paths and on our cluster for online data analysis. DAWNSci plotting uses January to define the data which is to be plotted and online data analysis uses the lazy datasets to process data as it is written.
On 6 April 2017 at 10:33, Tracy Miranda <tracy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
For a January website we would like to add some short details of project using January, so like a section for showing adopters.
With that in mind, those of you who are using it for your projects could you let me know on or off list the project name & what you use January for and I will follow up to craft something for the website.
Thanks,
Tracy
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