# Ravel, Bruce Github Repo: https://github.com/NSLS-II-BMM/DUTC ## Tell Us About… ### Your Project - Please describe the project you would like to work on for this course. Try and be as specific as possible. At BMM, I present a summary of a measurement as a thing that I call a "dossier". This is currently a flat html file which presents each individual XAS measurement in a form that is readily conusumable by the user. The current dossier, being a flat html file, depends on hard-coded links to files in the forlder structure written by the beamline software. So long as the user grabs the entire folder of data and drops it as is on their own computer ... the html files work just fine. This has provenm to be a very useful, very successful way of conveying measurements to the user. I would like something more "webby". Happily, I wrote my dossier code with an eye towards today's effort. That is, I have encoded adequate (I think!) information in the start documents of each DataBroker entry, that the equivalent of the dossier could be written on the fly iusing information in DataBroker. So, the thing I would like to build starts with a view of data from Tiled. The user could select a measurement and do something click-y to display the dossier for that measurement. The dossier has all kinds of information in it. There are photo taken at the beamline, there are plots of processed data, there are lists of metadata and baseline motor positions ... all stuff available in DataBroker via Tiled. My immediate goal is a prototype that replicates what I already have, but using Tiled as the data access tool. Eventually, I intend this to be in production and used by all of BMM's users. ### Required Data - What data sets will you be using for your project? Data from the BMM beamline's DataBroker. ### Skills, tools, & technology - What skills, tools, and technology will you need. We will work things you mention here into our workshops to best equip you to tackle your project. I am pretty solid on python and pretty solid on the use of Tiled. What I am lacking is knowledge of the tools needed to display this info in real time in a web browser. Again, I hope to have a prototype prtetty quickly, with the goal of having this available for all data and for all beamline users.