HDF5 as hyperspectral data analysis format

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Final agenda

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• Bring together scientists and software developers to find solutions to data format issues from the data analysis point of view,

• Put in common different algorithms for analyzing hyper-spectral data to see how they could be extended to different techniques,

• Find the most suitable ways to exchange data based on the type of analysis to be performed,

• Do hands-on coding for the implementation and/or testing of discussed approaches, ranging from the data format to the analysis algorithms.

• The aim of the workshop is not to define how data should be stored at acquisition time or for long-term archival. However, there are several overlapping issues and at least the first morning of the workshop will most likely be dedicated to present and discuss HDF5 and NeXus.

The workshop is open to everyone, but limited to a maximum of 30 participants, on a first-come first-serve basis.
Registration is now closed and the tentative programme is available.
Financing: The workshop is free of charge and will be financed from the VEDAC networking activity of the FP7-ELISA project. Participants from partner laboratories can cover their travel and subsistence expenses from the VEDAC budget allocation of their laboratory. Non VEDAC participants will have to cover their travel and subsistence expenses themselves.