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Modify existing output save formats to include Polarised SANS reduction outputs #36147
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From Steve K:
My understanding is that they don't accept multiple blocks at present. So would need to modify the Savers and Loaders to save out the |
The existing NXcanSAS reduced data format needs to be modified to include relevant metadata from the Polarised SANS reduction at ISIS. The NXcanSAS standard is agreed by an international working group that determines the file format specifications, so our scientists will need to put together some proposed changes and have them agreed by the working group.
This issue is included in the MVP for the epic.
File Output Spec
See proposal for extending the NXcanSAS standard to support polarised data:
https://wiki.cansas.org/index.php?title=NXcanSAS_v1.1
We are still waiting for confirmation that the proposals have been accepted by the NXcanSAS working group.
Data Workflow
Requirements
The attached document captures information from requirements discussions with our scientists:
Polarised SANS NXcanSAS Metadata.docx
Agreed Solution Design
The below document details the final solution that we have discussed and agreed with our scientists:
Polarized SANS NXcanSAS metadata design.docx
Loading Polarised NXcanSAS Data
In addition to allowing data to be saved out, we will also need to provide the functionality for it to be loaded back into Mantid by amending the
LoadNXcanSAS
algorithm. I've only tested one file, but the current reloading of NXcanSAS files looks like it loads the data but not much metadata from the file. The instrument is not loaded onto the workspace, for example, and the sample logs are minimal. So a sensible first step may be to make sure we can load multiple data blocks rather than worrying about loading the additional metadata into the workspace. We can discuss with our scientists closer to the time.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: