We think that a common effort is necessary to enable data-intensive sciences. Therefore our software is mostly published at GitHub unter an open source license.
If you want to contribute, don’t hesitate to contact us!
UFO Framework
What
The UFO framework is a C library for fast X-ray radiography, tomography and laminography processing. Due to the provided bindings, it comes with a simple, scriptable user interface.
The source consists of a small resource manager core and a filter suite built on top of the core. The filters are laid out in a graph-structure and executed on the GPU, if possible, for maximum performance.
How
Our installation and user manual gives you a first overview about the software, how to use it as a beamline scientist and how to extend it as a developer. We also provide reference manuals for the core data structures and all filters. All documentation is rebuilt nightly and reflects the unstable source branch.
Contribute
If you want to contribute don’t hesitate to send us a pull request of your branches. If you want to become a permanent contributor, write us a mail with your intentions and your public SSH key attached.
Unified Camera Access
What
libuca is an open source, generic solution to access two-dimensional detectors under POSIX operating systems.
At the moment we support a broad range of pco cameras through our libpco wrapper, PhotonFocus and our in-house camera.
How
A nightly built documentation shows you how to build, install and use the library.
Additional information is available on how to access pco cameras from Linux systems.
Where
You can get the latest source by checking out the master branch at GitHub via Git.
Concert
What
Concert is a light-weight control system interface to control Tango and native devices. It is intended to integrate GPU computing into control systems and to realize image-based control. It can be used as a library or from a session and within an integrated IPython shell.
How
You can read more about Concert in the official documentation at https://concert.readthedocs.io.
Where
You can get the latest source by checking out the master branch at GitHub via Git.
WAVE
What
WAVE is a JavaScript framework for client-side volume rendering. The WAVE client renderer is a subset of the complete WAVE framework. The framework is intended to visualize previews of large volume data sets.
How
The source code of the client renderer is hosted at Github. The project page consists of a README that describes the installation. A demo of the WAVE framework is visualizing an X-ray tomography of a wasp.
Contribute
If you want to contribute don’t hesitate to send us a pull request on GitHub. If you are interested in access to the full framework or you want to become a permanent contributor, feel free to contact us by mail.
ADEI
What
The Advanced Data Extraction Infrastructure ADEI is an AJAX web application to manage time-series data from distributed data sources. It has been developed to provide large international collaborations online access to their experimental data. ADEI can be configured for the most relevant database and file formats and allows one to intuitively navigate through the data.
How
Documentation on ADEI can be found at http://adei.info. It is split in instructions for usage, administration and extending ADEI by additional modules. You will need to install at least adei and one of configuration packages adei-config-*. In order to redirect users from the site entrance to the ADEI, please, install adei-webroot package as well.
Contribute
If you want to contribute to ADEI don’t hesitate to contact us by mail.