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Introduction to the available software

last modified 13-10-2008 15:57

Short introduction to the available data reduction software at ID2

CorImgMenu	graphical interface in SPEC (MSENSI application) to setup the image correction parameters
Fit2D	program for viewing and processing 2D images
SAXS programs by Peter Boesecke	off-line data reduction
Standard PC programs (Origin, IgorPro, ...)	display and analysis of ASCII files
SAXS utilities by Michael Sztucki	on-line processing and analysis of SAXS data

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