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GumTree lowers the barrier between users and complex instrument hardwares. It aims to provide a single entry point to all supporting infrastructures that are required for performing scientific experiment. |
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Instrument Control FrontendGumTree provides user friendly graphical interference to communicate and monitor the hardware via the instrument control system. The current supported control system is the SINQ Instrument Control Software from PSI. Support for other popular control system such as TANGO and EPICS are under construction. |
Data Analysis SuiteGumTree integrates instrument control as well as data analysis feature into a single application. The data analysis suite can be used as a standalone tool, or embedded into the experiment logic. This enable users to perform live data processing, as an important tool evaluate data quality during an experiment. GumTree provides data analysis API such as common data model, error propagation, 1D/2D visualisation, and XML based processor framework to chain up analysis code blocks into a reduction algorithm. |
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Scripting AbilityGumTree uses the Java scripting API (JSR-223) to allow a number of scripting languages interacting with the GumTree at runtime, for example, users can combine instrument control and data analysis features in a single script. Since GumTree is built on top of the Eclipse IDE platform, users can embed existing scripting IDE plug-ins to provide code editing and auto completion. |
Experiment WorkflowWorkflow is a new way of automating a combination of taskes in a graphical manner. It is sometimes referred as visual scripting, or service mashup. Like scripting, a workflow can integrate different kinds of task like instrument control and data processing, and execute as automation. |
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