At 14:43 22/04/2005, Angus P. Wilkinson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Do none of the user facilities have a data management system in place
for their instruments?
Well yes Angus :-) For the past 30+ years ILL has stored all
instrument data as simple ASCII files with a data format described in
the
At 14:43 22/04/2005, Angus P. Wilkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
>Do none of the user facilities have a data management system in place for
>their instruments?
Well yes Angus :-) For the past 30+ years ILL has stored all instrument data as
simple ASCII files with a data format described in th
rote:
> Are any of you using a Laboratory Information Management
Systems
> (LIMS) to keep track of powder diffraction and related measurements
in a
> university or government laboratory environment?
> Alternatively, is there any good (and free) software
available
&g
Thanks for the e-notebook suggestion. Do none of the user facilities have a
data management system in place for their instruments?
Angus
At 05:17 AM 4/22/2005 +0100, you wrote:
> Are any of you using a Laboratory Information Management Syst
> Are any of you using a Laboratory Information Management Systems
> (LIMS) to keep track of powder diffraction and related measurements in a
> university or government laboratory environment?
> Alternatively, is there any good (and free) software available
>
Dear All:
Are any of you using a Laboratory Information Management Systems
(LIMS) to keep track of powder diffraction and related measurements in a
university or government laboratory environment?
Alternatively, is there any good (and free) software available
for archiving and
