DEVA-Imaging workshop

Monday 16 Oct 2023, 09:00 → 17:00 Europe/Berlin

UYL 0420 (MLZ)

Neelima Paul (TUM, FRM II)

The Data Evaluation Group is pleased to announce a 1-day DEVA-Imaging workshop organised with support of the MLZ Science Group “Neutron Methods” on 16th October 2023. This workshop is intended to train participants in treatment of neutron (and X-ray) imaging data using popular software such as ImageJ, MuhRec, KipTool and VGStudio Max. The lectures and practical sessions with neutron data examples from MLZ will provide the essential tools necessary for an efficient use of the software at a beginner’s level.

The workshop will be held in Garching at the UYL 0420 (JCNS Seminar room). Participants are expected to bring their own laptops. We recommend that participants download the software and data on it beforehand using the links below:

https://imaginglectures.github.io/aunira2021/installation.

ImageJ:  https://imagej.net/software/fiji/downloads 

Please use this link to download dBB correction data set:

https://syncandshare.lrz.de/getlink/fiL7zDcmVQLQr7MZ9UaYQF/

Please use this link to download  ImageJ utorial data

https://syncandshare.lrz.de/getlink/fiP259z3er3Qh65bnJ5byf/ImagingAnalysisWorkshop.zip

 

 

Welcome: Introduction of our group(s), download of data files

Convener: Dr Neelima Paul (TUM, FRM II)

Theory: Basics of neutron Imaging & data analysis

Convener: Michael Schulz

10:15 Coffee

Hands-On tutorial: ImageJ practical session Part 1

Convener: Adrian Losko (Technische Universität München, Forschungs-Neutronenquelle MLZ (FRMII))

12:15 Lunch break

Hands-On tutorial: ImageJ practical session Part 2

Convener: Adrian Losko (Technische Universität München, Forschungs-Neutronenquelle MLZ (FRMII))

Hands-On tutorial: Demonstration of Imaging software MuhRec & Kiptool

Convener: Dr Anders Kaestner (PSI)

15:30 Coffee

Hands-On tutorial: Demonstration of VG Studio /TUM GUI

Convener: Dr Joana Rebelo Kornmeier

Conclusion: Discussion of results, feedback from participants

Convener: Dr Neelima Paul (TUM, FRM II)