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LiberTEM
Creators
The following people in alphabetical order contributed to source code, documentation, design and management following our Authorship Policy
- Anand Baburajan (Government Engineering College Sreekrishnapuram) ORCID GitHub
- Reshaping and offset for datasets, various GUI fixes
- Abijith Bahuleyan (Government Engineering College Sreekrishnapuram) ORCID GitHub
- Notebook download for analyses, bug fixes, documentation
- Matthew Bryan (CEA-Leti) ORCID GitHub
- Dask integration, discussions, documentation, bug fixes, prototypes
- Jan Caron (Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre) ORCID GitHub
- Discussions, advanced color wheel for vector field visualization
- Rahul Chandra (Chandigarh University) ORCID GitHub
- Test and update of examples
- Alexander Clausen (Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre) ORCID GitHub
- System design, engineering, implementation, documentation, management, majority of the code
- Sivert J.V. Dagenborg (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) ORCID GitHub
- Code, tests, code in related projects
- Shankhadeep Dey (Siliguri Institute of Technology) GitHub
- Added types to libertem.api.Context #643
- Rafal E. Dunin-Borkowski (Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre) ORCID
- Scientific advisory, resources, discussion, publications
- Sayandip Halder (Jadavpur University) ORCID GitHub
- Modifying the documentation to make it more user-friendly
- Daniel S. Katz (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) ORCID GitHub
- Fixes in BibTeX for JOSS paper
- Barnaby D.A. Levin (Direct Electron) ORCID GitHub
- Discussions, ensuring compatibility with data from Direct Electron cameras
- Vadim Migunov (RWTH Aachen University, Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre) ORCID GitHub
- Scientific advisory, discussion, sample data, binning prototype, holography features
- Knut Müller-Caspary (Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre) ORCID
- Scientific advisory, discussion, sample data regarding strain mapping, sample code for MIB reader
- Magnus Nord (University of Antwerp) ORCID GitHub
- Discussions, tests, code in related projects
- Colin Ophus (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) ORCID GitHub
- Discussions, sample code for K2 reader, overview of related projects, reference files
- Simon Peter GitHub
- Help with setting up AppImage building and Continuous Integration
- Levente Puskás (University of Szeged) GitHub
- Issue 805: Implemented XML support for seq files
- Karina Ruzaeva (Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre) ORCID GitHub
- Fast diffraction analysis
- Jay van Schyndel (Monash University eResearch Centre) GitHub
- Fix issue 80 to allow container deployment
- Jaeweon Shin (ETH Zürich) GitHub
- Single pass numerically stable standard deviation
- Sai Sunku (Columbia University) GitHub
- Bug fixes
- Dieter Weber (Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre) ORCID GitHub
- Management, requirements analysis, system design, testing, documentation, communication
- Håkon Wiik Ånes (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) ORCID GitHub
- Continuous integration
Contributors
The following people in alphabetical order contributed to the LiberTEM project in other ways.
- @theassassin GitHub
- Help with setting up AppImage building and Continuous Integration
- Juri Barthel (FZ Jülich)
- Discussions, compatibility with Dr. Probe
- Reimar Bauer (FZ Jülich)
- Help with Google Summer of Code 2019 and 2020
- Julian Becker (X-Spectrum)
- Discussions, system design, funding applications
- Andreas Beckmann (X-Spectrum)
- Discussions, system design, funding applications
- Robert Bücker (MPSD)
- Discussions, sample files
- Phillip Crout (pyXem)
- Discussions, work towards mutual compatibility.
- Simeon Ehrig (HZDR) GitHub
- Discussions, ptychography integration concepts, GPU integration concepts
- Alberto Eljarrat Ascunce (HU Berlin) GitHub
- Nion Swift hackathon, feedback and discussions
- Peter Ercius (Berkeley Lab)
- Re-licensing
ncempy <https://github.com/ercius/openNCEM/>_ under MIT license to allow using it in the IO part of LiberTEM, enabling full K2IS raw file, DM3/DM4, and SER support.
- Andrey Fedorov (Brigham and Women’s Hospital) ORCID GitHub
- Review JOSS paper, help with installation instructions on zsh
- Caroline Fuery (Microscopy Australia)
- Discussions, supporting deployment on Australian eResearch infrastructure
- Patrick Furhmann (DESY)
- Discussions, system architecture
- John Gaida (Göttingen University) GitHub
- Help with Norpix SEQ support #153 #767, testing for TVIPS format #1179
- Wojtek James Goscinski (Monash)
- Discussions, supporting deployment on Australian eResearch infrastructure
- Giulio Guzzinati (U Antwerp)
- Discussions and publication https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.06979 leading to the affine transformation strain map
- Benedikt Haas (HU Berlin) GitHub
- Nion Swift hackathon, discussions, bug reports
- Chris Hines (Monash)
- Discussions, supporting deployment on Australian eResearch infrastructure
- Lothar Houben (Weizmann)
- Discussions
- Huang Chen (Rosalind Franklin Institute)
- Help with quad QD Merlin support
- Martin Huth (PNDetector)
- Discussions, sample files, documentation for implementing FRMS6 support
- Pete Jemian (NeXus project)
- Discussions and support regarding NeXus file format
- Mark Jensen (Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research) ORCID GitHub
- Finishing touches review JOSS paper
- Duncan N. Johnstone (pyXem)
- Discussions, work towards mutual compatibility.
- Christoph Koch (HU Berlin)
- Discussions
- Matus Krajnak (Quantum Detectors)
- Bug report and fix regarding MIB format
- Alexander Krings (FZ Jülich)
- Discussions, requirements description
- Siu Kwan Lam (Anaconda Inc.) GitHub
- Help work around issue with Numba in GMS
- Weng I Lei (Gatan)
- Discussions, Python support in GMS
- Anastasiia Lesnichaia (FZ Jülich)
- Prototyping for scalable implementation of Single Side Band ptychography, WIP
- Emanuela Liberti (Rosalind Franklin Institute)
- Help with quad QD Merlin support
- Penghan Lu (FZ Jülich)
- Scientific advisory, discussion, sample data
- Ian MacLaren (U Glasgow)
- Sample data for peak selector example, discussions, advisory
- Christoph Mahr (U Bremen)
- Discussions leading to the full frame refinement code
- Shane McCartan (U Glasgow)
- Sample data for peak selector example
- Heide Meissner (HZDR)
- Discussions, funding applications
- Andreas Mittelberger (Nion) GitHub
- Nion Swift integration; feedback and discussions
- Grigore Moldovan (Point Electronic)
- Discussions
- Johannes Müller (HU Berlin)
- Nion Swift Hackathon, Discussions
- Eduardo Nebot (Quantum Detectors)
- Support, discussions, sample files, funding applications
- Liam O’Ryan (Quantum Detectors)
- Support, discussions, sample files, funding applications
- Terri Oda (Python Software Foundation) GitHub
- Managing GSoC 2019 and 2020 under the umbrella of the Python Software Foundation
- Marco Oster (TVIPS)
- Help with implementing the TVIPS reader
- Ana Pakzad (Gatan)
- Discussions, support for implementing K2 raw file format
- Thomas C. Pekin (HU Berlin) GitHub
- Nion Swift hackathon, feedback and discussions
- Francisco de la Peña (Lille)
- Discussions
- Tobias Richter (NeXus project)
- Discussions and support regarding NeXus file format
- Robert Ritz (PNDetector)
- Discussions, sample files, documentation for implementing FRMS6 support
- Kunt Sander (DESY)
- Discussions, system architecture
- Marcel Schloz (HU Berlin)
- Nion Swift hackathon, feedback and discussions
- Michael Schuh (DESY)
- Discussions, system architecture
- Sherjeel Shabih (HU Berlin) GitHub
- Nion Swift hackathon, feedback and discussions
- Martin Simson (PNDetector)
- Discussions, sample files, documentation for implementing FRMS6 support
- Peter Sparlinek (TVIPS)
- Help with implementing the TVIPS reader
- Andy Stewart (U Limerick)
- Discussions
- Murali Sukumaran (HZM)
- Discussions, funding applications
- Eugene Sweeney (Iambic Innovation)
- Discussions, proposal review
- Jo Verbeeck (U Antwerp)
- Open data https://zenodo.org/record/2566137
- Paul Voyles (U Wisconsin)
- Discussions
- Benjamin Watts (PSI)
- Help and sample files towards a NeXus Application Definition for pixelated STEM.
- Roger Wepf (U Queensland)
- Discussions, supporting deployment on Australian eResearch infrastructure
- Jacob Wilbrink (Gatan)
- Discussions, support for implementing K2 raw file format
- Lance Wilson (Monash)
- Discussions, supporting deployment on Australian eResearch infrastructure
- Florian Winkler (FZ Jülich)
- Discussions, requirements description
- Markus Wollgarten (HZB)
- Discussions, funding applications
- Wolfgang zu Castell (HZM)
- Discussions, funding applications
LiberTEM-live
Creators
The following people in alphabetical order contributed to source code, documentation, design and management following our Authorship Policy
- Matthew Bryan (CEA-Leti) ORCID GitHub
- Manual triggering for Merlin simulator, packaging, testing
- Alexander Clausen (Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre) ORCID GitHub
- System design, engineering, implementation, documentation, management, majority of the code
- Volker Pilipp (DECTRIS Ltd)
- DEigerClient.py for DECTRIS support
- Dieter Weber (Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre) ORCID GitHub
- Management, requirements analysis, system design, testing, documentation, communication
Contributors
The following people in alphabetical order contributed to the LiberTEM-live project in other ways.
- Lucas Brauch (KIT, Electron Microscopy and Spectroscopy Laboratory)
- Help with implementing and testing DECTRIS support
- Dmitry Byelov (Amsterdam Scientific Instruments)
- Help with ASI TPX3 support
- Rafal E. Dunin-Borkowski (Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre) ORCID
- Scientific advisory, resources
- Chen Huang (Rosalind Franklin Institute, Correlated Imaging)
- Help with improving Merlin Medipix support
- Maurits Kelder (Amsterdam Scientific Instruments)
- Help with ASI TPX3 support
- Emanuela Liberti (Rosalind Franklin Institute, Correlated Imaging)
- Help with improving Merlin Medipix support
- Matthias Meffert (DECTRIS)
- Help with implementing and testing DECTRIS support
- Xiaoke Mu (KIT, Electron Microscopy and Spectroscopy Laboratory)
- Help with implementing and testing DECTRIS support
- Elisabeth Müller (PSI, Electron Microscopy Facility)
- Collaboration on DECTRIS ARINA support
- Knut Müller-Caspary (Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre) ORCID
- Scientific advisory, discussion
- Emiliya Poghosyan (PSI, Electron Microscopy Facility)
- Collaboration on DECTRIS ARINA support
- Achim Strauch (Jülich Research Centre, Ernst Ruska Centre)
- Testing
- Daniel Stroppa (DECTRIS)
- Help with implementing and testing DECTRIS support
- Maximilian Töllner (KIT, Electron Microscopy and Spectroscopy Laboratory)
- Help with implementing and testing DECTRIS support
- Rick Watertor (Amsterdam Scientific Instruments)
- Help with ASI TPX3 support
LiberTEM-blobfinder
Creators
The following people in alphabetical order contributed to source code, documentation, design and management following our Authorship Policy
- Matthew Bryan (CEA-Leti) ORCID GitHub
- Upsampling DFT refinement
- Alexander Clausen (Jülich Research Centre) ORCID GitHub
- Package structure, LiberTEM core, reviews
- Rafal E. Dunin-Borkowski (Jülich Research Centre) ORCID
- Scientific advisory, resources, discussion, publications
- Knut Müller-Caspary (Jülich Research Centre) ORCID
- Scientific advisory, discussion, sample data regarding strain mapping, sample code for MIB reader
- Karina Ruzaeva (Jülich Research Centre) ORCID GitHub
- Fast diffraction analysis
- Dieter Weber (Jülich Research Centre) ORCID GitHub
- Management, requirements analysis, system design, testing, documentation, communication
Contributors
The following people in alphabetical order contributed to the LiberTEM-blobfinder project in other ways.
- Reimar Bauer (FZ Jülich)
- Help with Google Summer of Code 2019
- Phillip Crout (pyXem)
- Discussions, work towards mutual compatibility.
- Giulio Guzzinati (U Antwerp)
- Discussions and publication https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.06979 leading to the affine transformation strain map
- Duncan N. Johnstone (pyXem)
- Discussions, work towards mutual compatibility.
LiberTEM-holo
Creators
The following people in alphabetical order contributed to source code, documentation, design and management following our Authorship Policy
- ** ()** ORCID GitHub
Contributors
The following people in alphabetical order contributed to the LiberTEM-holo project in other ways.
- TODO (TODO)
- TODO