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EBSP Indexer
GUI for processing and indexing EBSP from SEMs
EBSP Indexer is a graphical user interface that allows for processing and indexing of Electron backscatter patterns which are generated by scanning electron microscopes. Its goal is to make the rich functionality of the open-source library kikuchipy more accessible to users, without requiring knowledge of python or the library itself. Contribute by using our DOI: https://zenodo.org/record/7925262 -
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The virtual lab is a NASA-funded project to provide simulated instrumentation. ITG has developed a Virtual Microscope (Virtual SEM and LM) for viewing high-resolution, multi-dimensional image datasets. More info and data: http://virtual.itg.uiuc.edu
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Equipment/instrumentation booking and usage accounting system. Designed primarily for use in academic laboratories where a number of users share a set of instruments (e.g. NMR machines, microscopes, fume hoods).
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Computer Controlled Optical Microscopy is a package to enable camera equipped microscopes to generate multi-modal time-lapse image sequences of 3D volumes. This is achieved by periodically changing optical settings, xyz positions and acquiring images.
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