Hi Simon, Is this presentation part of the materials in your web site? If not, I would really like to look at it.
Alex Y Dr. Alexandre (Alex) Yokochi Assistant Professor Department of Chemical Engineering Oregon State University Corvallis, OR 97331-2702 Phone: (541)-737-9357 Fax: (541)-737-4600 -----Original Message----- From: Simon Billinge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 6:21 AM To: [email protected] Hi Radovan, I am happy to oblige. You are welcome to use part or all of it for non commercial purposes provided, as normal, credit is properly ascribed. I will send it in a following email that doesn't go to the list. If anyone else wants a "canned" talk on the PDF (without the words) please let me know and I will send you a copy. btw, the talk forms the basis of a chapter (with the words) in the upcoming IUCr classic on powder diffraction. Look for it in the fall in your local quality bookshop. Take care, S Radovan Cerny wrote: > Dear Simon and Angus, > > I admit openly that I would be also very gratefull for some slides on > the PDF. > > With many thanks in advance > > Radovan > > Angus P. Wilkinson a �crit: > >> Dear Simon, >> >> do you have any canned material that I could use (with >> acknowledgement) to give a brief introduction (45 minutes) to the PDF >> method. This is for use with Chemistry grad students at the end of >> crystallography course so that they have some feel for the information >> that is in the scattering data, but not in the Bragg peaks. Some of >> the material that you used at the NICEST workshop might be appropriate. >> >> Thanks, Angus >> >> >> At 09:57 AM 4/22/2005 -0400, you wrote: >> >>> SNS is developing a rather elaborate Portal (I think it is Al Geist >>> again, who did the enotebook, working on this) system and ISIS is >>> pioneering software for "data curation". These may exceed your >>> needs, and right now I have the impression that it is as much >>> "research" as construction. Only when we start using these things >>> will be find out the value. You can get more information from Steve >>> Miller at SNS. It would certainly be great to have some nice software >>> application to take care of archiving and cataloging data...we >>> perennially fight with this and have not found a satisfactory >>> solution. Let me know when you do... >>> >>> Angus P. Wilkinson wrote: >>> >>>> Thanks for the e-notebook suggestion. Do none of the user facilities >>>> have a data management system in place for their instruments? >>>> Angus >>>> >>>> At 05:17 AM 4/22/2005 +0100, you wrote: >>>> >>>>> > Are any of you using a Laboratory Information Management >>>>> Systems >>>>> > (LIMS) to keep track of powder diffraction and related >>>>> measurements in a >>>>> > university or government laboratory environment? >>>>> > Alternatively, is there any good (and free) software >>>>> available >>>>> > for archiving and managing large numbers of diffraction data sets >>>>> from a >>>>> > multi-user instrument? >>>>> >>>>> While not exactly a LIMS system - you might like to check out >>>>> the freeware Oak Ridge National Laboratory - Electronic Notebook >>>>> Project: >>>>> >>>>> http://www.csm.ornl.gov/~geist/java/applets/enote/ >>>>> >>>>> It is a perl script that works via a webserver (windows or UNIX) >>>>> >>>>> We use it for the C2 neutron powder diffractometer at Chalk River >>>>> (inside our intranet - so not viewable to the outside world) and it is >>>>> brilliant. (especially if you have a habit of forgetting where you put >>>>> down your paper notebook - or have multiple people using an >>>>> instrument) >>>>> If travelling or moving from building, (or overseas at a conference) >>>>> it is easy to find and add information. It >>>>> does not have 100% of the features I would like (and a few annoying >>>>> nuances) - but it gets the job done (ability to search text, >>>>> notarise entries (so they cannot be modified or deleted) - add photos, >>>>> zip files, EXCEL files, zipped data, zipped GSAS results files, etc). >>>>> >>>>> It does require some discipline to use it - especially if in a rush >>>>> or multi-tasking. >>>>> >>>>> For adding hand drawn pictures - using a USB INTUOS drawing tablet is >>>>> probably the most appropriate as it does not need extra batteries. >>>>> >>>>> http://www.wacom.com/ >>>>> >>>>> Lachlan. >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> ----------------------- >>>>> Lachlan M. D. Cranswick >>>>> Contact outside working hours / >>>>> Coordonnees en dehors des heures de travail: >>>>> E-mail / courriel: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Home Tel: (613) 584-4226 >>>>> Mobile/Cell: 613 401 3433 WWW: http://lachlan.bluehaze.com.au/ >>>>> P.O. Box 2057, Deep River, Ontario, Canada, K0J 1P0 >>>>> >>>>> (please use clear titles in any Email - otherwise messages might >>>>> accidentally get put in the SPAM list due to large amount of junk >>>>> Email being received. If you don't get an expected reply to any >>>>> messages, please try again.) >>>>> >>>>> (Essayez d'utiliser des titres explicites - sans quoi vos messages >>>>> pourraient aboutir dans un dossier de rebuts, du fait de la quantite >>>>> tres importante de pourriels recue. Si vous n'obtenez pas la reponse >>>>> attendue, merci de bien vouloir renvoyer un message.) >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Dr. Angus P. Wilkinson School of Chemistry >>>> and Biochemistry >>>> Prof. Chemistry and Biochemistry Georgia >>>> Institute of Technology >>>> Prof. Materials Science and Engineering 770 State St. >>>> Atlanta, GA 30332-0400 >>>> Tel: 404 894 4036 >>>> Fax: 404 894 7452 >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Prof. Simon Billinge >>> Department of Physics and Astronomy >>> 4268 Biomed. Phys. Sciences Building >>> Michigan State University >>> East Lansing, MI 48824 >>> tel: +1-517-355-9200 x2202 >>> fax: +1-517-353-4500 >>> email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> home: http://www.totalscattering.org/ >> >> >> >> Dr. Angus P. Wilkinson School of Chemistry >> and Biochemistry >> Prof. Chemistry and Biochemistry Georgia >> Institute of Technology >> Prof. Materials Science and Engineering 770 State St. >> Atlanta, GA 30332-0400 >> Tel: 404 894 4036 >> Fax: 404 894 7452 > > > -- Prof. Simon Billinge Department of Physics and Astronomy 4268 Biomed. Phys. Sciences Building Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48824 tel: +1-517-355-9200 x2202 fax: +1-517-353-4500 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] home: http://www.totalscattering.org/
