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Download IDL Programs
Here I'll make versions of our data processing IDL
programs available for everyone and list the dates of the most recent
modification. The easiest thing to do is once you've installed IDL create a
subdirectory called X26A and make sure that IDL knows where it is
(File->Preferences->Path->Add). Put these files in that directory (with the
exception of colors1.tbl, which should go in a subdirectory in your IDL
directory called \resource\colors. Replace the file that's there with this
one.
Additionally, as of the release of IDL 6.0, it's now
possible for me to release compiled versions of our software, which should
allow you to run these using the new IDL Virtual Machine (IDLVM). So you
won't need to own a licensed copy of IDL! I'm still experimenting with this,
so I'll be releasing a few routines at a time. Let me know if you have
problems. First thing you'll need to do is download IDLVM from RSI's
website. So go
HERE, download and install IDLVM.
Then download the .sav files below. You should be able to then just double
click on the .sav file and it should work. Again, let me know if they don't.
IDL 6 Compiled Programs for IDLVM
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X26A Plot-
The X26A Plot program will allow you to plot all 1D and 2D ROI scan data ever collected at
X26A in the BSIF data format. See the computing web page for details on
its use. You'll need to have IDL VM installed as per the directions
above. This is compiled using the recently released IDL version 6.3. I'd recommend folks migrate to IDL 6.3 when possible,
since all future versions will be compiled in 6.3 (well...at least till 6.4 comes yet, eh).
Once you've installed IDLVM you can unzip the .sav and double clicking on this file should start the program.
Please let me know if there are things not working right. In order for the colors to work right you'll also need to
download the color table (colors1.tbl) and overwrite the file that comes
with IDL. So after installing IDLVM go to that directory (usually \RSI\IDL63)
and find the subdirectory \resource\colors. Copy this file there. Then you're ready to go. Good
luck!
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X27A Plot-
This is a version of our X26A Plot program compiled for beamline X27A at the NSLS. It supports their
13-element array detector, but many of the features specific for X26A (diffraction, SDD, etc.) are still enabled. This was compiled in IDL 6.3 and
you must use that version of IDLVM for this to work properly.
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MCA Program-
This TAR compressed file contains the latest version of the MCA program
for IDL written by Mark Rivers. Decompress the program to your IDL directory. Double clicking on the
file mca.sav should allow it to run as an IDLVM routine. You'll need to set the environment variables on your
system described HERE at the bottom of the page. The Specplot program is
a routine I wrote to let you plot within Mark's MCA routine any individual spectra that is saved in the HDF file that's created when you collect a spectrum scan.
The Fitpeaks_hdf program should let you create an hdf file containing peak areas of fits to given fluorescence lines in your spectra for use with x26a_plot. See the
documentation for x26a_plot for details.
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Fluorescence Tomography-
This routine allows for reconstruction of fluorescence tomography data collected
at X26A. Double clicking on the
file x26a_tomo5.sav should allow it to run as an IDLVM routine.
The latest version fixes some bugs that existed with the absorption correction algorithm, streamlines the layout
of the widget, adds support for RGB plots, and begis the implementation of algorithms to reconstruct the
full energy dispersive spectra on a pixel by pixel basis.
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Useful Download Links
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