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Description
The National Synchrotron Radiation Centre SOLARIS, a third-generation light source, is the only synchrotron facility in Central-Eastern Europe, located in Poland. The SOLARIS Centre, equipped with seven fully operational beamlines and three under construction, serves as a key research hub for a wide array of scientific disciplines. The Centre requires advanced software tools to support the analysis of experimental data and has developed a specialized application to assist scientists.
Motors Setup is a GUI app dedicated to beamlines where precise setup of motors is crucial for optimal work and conducting experiments.
App offers motors grouping and creating profiles to easily manage different beamlines' operational modes. Configuration is saved in dedicated JSON file. This feature simplifies operators' work due to automatic restoring all motors’ positions, saved in config files, at once.
Other features include creating history for a selected profile and indicating which version should be set as primary - it eliminates the need to create new versions.
GUI has also implemented functionalities to add or edit description for config files (so-called snaps) to make easier snap's identification.
Proposed solution have been implemented in Python-based Tango ecosystem with Taurus and Sardana frameworks.
Pypleem is an advanced data analysis application dedicated for spectroscopic data stored with PEEM and LEEM microscopes. This approach focuses on addressing challenges related to increasing volume and complexity of datasets by providing an environment with wide range of tools for data postprocessing and interpretation. The framework supports multiple experimental modules, including X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) and X-ray magnetic circular dichroism (XMCD), and enables a unified workflow for handling data structures. Additional features such as three-dimensional visualization of magnetic vector fields support the analysis of spatially complex magnetic structures.
