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=== Notes from Breakouts === | === Notes from Breakouts === | ||
* [[ | Some notes from the discussion in break-out groups are posted below: | ||
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* [[ | * [[InfoGroupA | Group A]] | ||
* [[ | * [[InfoGroupB | Group B]] | ||
* [[InfoGroupC | Group C]] | |||
* [[InfoGroupD | Group D]] | |||
The round-up discussion led to some agreed actions: | |||
* Everybody needs to advertise the SAS portal. | |||
* Brian Pauw agreed to prepare a poster that would describe the content on the SAS portal that would be suitable for display at facilities and meetings. | |||
* Adrian Rennie has agreed to post a list of papers describing scattering models used in SAS analysis that could be linked from the portal. This is now available from 5 June 2017 at: http://www.reflectometry.net/bkgd/SAS_Models.pdf | |||
* Pete Jemian will liaise with organisers of SAS-2018 and try to arrange a canSAS prize or prizes for short video describing SAS methodology and experiments relevant to the canSAS outreach goals. | |||
* Chris Tassone will start to prepare a list of case studies sorted by subject area for the portal. | |||
* All people from facilities were asked to check that the information about beam lines and instruments linked from the SAS portal (http://www.nanonanonano.net/tmp/smallanglemap/facilities-list.html) is correct and up-to-date. Corrections and additions should be notified via the link on the page. | |||
* Work with data formats now needs to emphasise the exploitation of the agreed n-dimensional format with development of software both to write data and to analyse data. | |||
Previous activities from the information working group are documented at: http://www.cansas.org/wgwiki/index.php/Global_SAS_Portal_Working_Group | |||
Latest revision as of 03:00, 6 June 2017
Notes from Breakouts
Some notes from the discussion in break-out groups are posted below:
The round-up discussion led to some agreed actions:
- Everybody needs to advertise the SAS portal.
- Brian Pauw agreed to prepare a poster that would describe the content on the SAS portal that would be suitable for display at facilities and meetings.
- Adrian Rennie has agreed to post a list of papers describing scattering models used in SAS analysis that could be linked from the portal. This is now available from 5 June 2017 at: http://www.reflectometry.net/bkgd/SAS_Models.pdf
- Pete Jemian will liaise with organisers of SAS-2018 and try to arrange a canSAS prize or prizes for short video describing SAS methodology and experiments relevant to the canSAS outreach goals.
- Chris Tassone will start to prepare a list of case studies sorted by subject area for the portal.
- All people from facilities were asked to check that the information about beam lines and instruments linked from the SAS portal (http://www.nanonanonano.net/tmp/smallanglemap/facilities-list.html) is correct and up-to-date. Corrections and additions should be notified via the link on the page.
- Work with data formats now needs to emphasise the exploitation of the agreed n-dimensional format with development of software both to write data and to analyse data.
Previous activities from the information working group are documented at: http://www.cansas.org/wgwiki/index.php/Global_SAS_Portal_Working_Group
