Bluesky Tutorials

Note

For the NSLS-II Users Meeting 2020 Bluesky Workshop we have set up a gitter room for live support and discussion.

Agenda:

• Access Saved Data

• Exposures and Dark Frames

• Slice and Interpolate Image Data

• Monochromator Optimization

• Higher Dimensional Data

• Multi-dimensional Coordinates

These examples address a wide range of questions, such as:

• How do I configure bluesky to work with a new piece of hardware?

• How do I write a custom experiment “plan”?

• How do I visualize my data?

You can run these examples in a live sandbox in the cloud here:

…or browse them non-interactively, following the links below.

Finally, experienced Python programmers who want to run the examples locally may refer to the instructions at https://github.com/bluesky/tutorials#bluesky-tutorials.

Getting Started

• Hello Python and Jupyter
• Hello Bluesky: Reading detectors and scanning
• Access Saved Data
• Supplemental Data

For Controls Engineers

• Epics Signal
• Anatomy of a Device
• Flyer Basics

For Scientists

• Process Tabular Data with Pandas
• Slice and Interpolate Image Data
• Higher Dimensional Data
• Multi-dimensional Coordinates
• Live Nonlinear Fitting
• Let Us Do the Bookkeeping For You
• Export data to files with Suitcase

Applied Examples

• X-ray Absorption Fine Structure
  • Monochromator Optimization
• Powder Diffraction
  • Exposures and Dark Frames