ARAMIS Instrumentation Workshop: Data Acquisition & Scientific Computing

Tuesday 19 Jun 2012, 08:15 → 17:00 Europe/Zurich

OSGA/EG06 (PSI)

 

1 Welcome Coffee

2 Introduction (goal of the workshop etc.)

Speaker: Bruce Patterson (Paul Scherrer Institut)

3 Experience from LCLS

Speaker: Amedeo Perazzo (LCLS)

Slides pcds-swissfel-jun12.pdf

4 Experience from EU XFEL

Speaker: Krzysztof Wrona (European XFEL)

Slides K.Wrona.pptx

09:45 Coffee Break

5 Experimental Metadata, iCAT

Speaker: Tom Griffin

Slides ICAT_Metadata_management__for_SwissFEL.ppt

6 FEL experiments speaking EPICS

Speaker: Dr Juraj Krempasky (SLS)

Slides J.Krempasky.ppt

7 Analysis pipeline for crystallographic data from FELs

Speaker: Thomas White (DESY)

Slides SwissFEL-clean.pdf

12:00 Lunch Break

8 General discussion of goals

Short-, mid- and long-term needs for SwissFEL Data acquisition and scientific computing

9 Parallel work groups

Topics to be discussed within the different working groups: Storage & Remote Access (chair: Derek Feichtinger) • Band width requirements • Data storage / data compression / data size / can users take their data home? Technical implications • Remote experiment access • Remote data access • Pre processing of the data be-fore storage (high priority). • Hardware issues: pre-processing transmission on storage. Data Analysis (Chair: Bruce Patterson) • Experimental metadata, software / digital logbook I • Standard data analysis software? Online analysis. Acces to data should be very fast, in order to decide what to measure next. Question Key Notes: How do users get their data? How is data analysis performed? What is the data rate? What is the expectation concerning inside-group IT know how? Typical size of groups IT personnel needed, central services (PSI, SwissFEL) IT personnel needed (user support) Financial resources (hardware, licenses) Comparison requirements FEL vs. synchrotron More information about the past Workshops: http://www.psi.ch/swissfel/swissfel-workshops

15:00 Coffee Break

10 Work group summaries

11 Plenary discussion

Speaker: Mirjam van Daalen (Paul Scherrer Institut)