SASView Workshop

Europe/Berlin
Meeting-ID:676 8596 7085
Description

MLZ's Data Evaluation Group Neutron Methods Group and the SasView developers team invite you to register here for an online workshop on the SasView software. This is a follow-up of our DEVA-SANS beginner's workshop and a primer for the upcoming SasView Contributor Camp in Garching. It explores deeper into the existing and new capabilities of software with lectures and demonstrations from SASView experts. As this is an interactive Workshop, places are limited, thus early registration is recommended.

SasView is software for the analysis of Small-Angle Scattering (SAS) data, including Spin-Echo SANS (SESANS) data. It fits analytic functions describing different types of material microstructure to experimental data in order to determine the shape, size and degree of ordering. SasView also includes tools for calculating scattering length densities, slit sizes, resolution, fringe thicknesses/d-spacings, the (Porod) invariant (‘total scattering’), distance distribution functions, and correlation functions.

The latest version can be downloaded here : https://www.sasview.org/download/

 

Registration
Participants
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  • Thursday 23 October
    • 13:20 17:30
      Day 1: session
      • 13:20
        Welcome 10m
        Speakers: Neelima Paul (TUM), Sebastian Muehlbauer (TUM)
      • 13:30
        SASView Introduction 50m

        General intro to the SasView project and to this tutorial, including answers to a few FAQs

        Speaker: Paul Butler (UTK)
      • 14:20
        Break 10m
      • 14:30
        PR and Invariant 50m
        Speaker: Paul Butler (UTK)
      • 15:20
        Break 10m
      • 15:30
        Magnetism and 2D 50m
        Speakers: Annika Stellhorn (ESS), Dirk Honecker (ISIS)
      • 16:20
        Break 10m
      • 16:30
        Overview of new & lesser known features 50m
        Speaker: Paul Butler (UTK)
      • 17:20
        Assignments 10m
  • Friday 24 October
    • 13:30 17:45
      Day 2: session
      • 13:30
        Homework review and discussion 50m
        Speakers: Annika Stellhorn (ESS), Paul Butler (UTK)
      • 14:20
        Break 10m
      • 14:30
        Correlation function 50m
        Speaker: Dirk Honecker (ISIS)
      • 15:20
        Break 10m
      • 15:30
        Model editing: reparameterization of existing models 50m
        Speaker: Paul Butler (UTK)
      • 16:20
        Break 10m
      • 16:30
        General Q & A 50m
      • 17:20
        Discussion: contribution camp projects 25m
        Speaker: Paul Butler (UTK)