7 October 2023
Cape Town (South Africa)
Europe/Zurich timezone

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  1. Chris Roderick (CERN)
    07/10/2023, 08:30
  2. Stephane Deghaye (CERN)
    07/10/2023, 08:40

    CERN Accelerator Controls strategy for GUI is based on two technology stacks and two development approaches. In this session, we will explain the scope of the different solutions and give their development statuses.
    Our plans to remove older technologies will also be discussed.

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  3. Vincent Hardion
    07/10/2023, 09:15
  4. Katy Saintin
    07/10/2023, 10:20
  5. Matias Guijarro (ESRF)
    07/10/2023, 10:40
  6. Benjamin Bolling
    07/10/2023, 11:00
  7. Chris Roderick (CERN)
    07/10/2023, 11:25

    A summary overview of the GUI situation & strategy at other participating institutes. It is foreseen to have an open discussion around the various approaches, ideas, challenges, etc.

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  8. Mr Zbigniew Reszela (ALBA Synchrotron)
    07/10/2023, 13:10

    An introduction of the Taurus library [1] (PyQt based) and demos of:
    - The TaurusGUI framework (creation of GUIs without programming but with: a wizard, drag and drop and floating panels)
    - Creating Taurus widgets/applications with the Qt designer.
    - A brief demo of the Taurus evaluation scheme for making quick operations on the model data later on visualized by the widgets.

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  9. Matteo Canzari
    07/10/2023, 13:40
  10. Stephane Deghaye (CERN)
    07/10/2023, 14:10

    WRAP (Web-based Rapid Application Platform) is a zero-code platform that allows anybody to easily configure GUI applications to interact with CERN's accelerator control system. In this session, we will briefly explain the motivation for WRAP, the technologies used, the current status and key challenges, as well as a demo.

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  11. Evan Carlin (RadiaSoft), Jonathan Edelen (RadiaSoft)
    07/10/2023, 15:00

    For the past ten years RadiaSoft has been developing browser based GUIs for accelerator simulations. Recently we have begun integrating these simulation tools with control displays that are automatically generated using lattice files for accelerators and beamlines. Our software automatically configures the display and provides users with visualizations that replicate those seen in the control...

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  12. Anti Asko (CERN)
    07/10/2023, 15:30
  13. Chris Roderick (CERN)
    07/10/2023, 15:55

    Discussion amongst the participants on how charting and data decimation is being implemented in different institutes, what is working well, what challenges people are facing, and what ideas people have in mind.

    Everyone is encouraged to speak up and even showcase things from their institute according to the on-going discussion.

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  14. Vincent Hardion
    07/10/2023, 16:10
  15. Stephane Deghaye (CERN)
    07/10/2023, 16:20

    CERN has extensive data describing the accelerators and their beam-lines and several user communities expressed the wish to be able to leverage the data to produce dynamic synoptic views. While we are still in a prototyping stage, we would like to share with the community our requirements and initial implementation choices in order to gather experience-based feedback.
    In addition, we will...

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  16. Anti Asko (CERN)
    07/10/2023, 16:40

    The deployment of web applications directly in browsers for the accelerators control rooms can lead to integration and UX issues. In this session, we would like to report on our experience with the two leading solutions for the web application packaging, Electron and Tauri. We will present the benchmark results and well as how the development pipelines were set up to include package creation...

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  17. Chris Roderick (CERN)
    07/10/2023, 17:10
  18. Chris Roderick (CERN)

    Discussion amongst the participants on how packaging is being implemented in different institutes, what is working well and what ideas people have in mind.

    Everyone is encouraged to speak up and even showcase things from their institute according to the on-going discussion.

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  19. Chris Roderick (CERN)

    Discussion amongst the participants on how synoptics are being implemented in different institutes, what is working well and what ideas people have in mind.

    Everyone is encouraged to speak up and even showcase things from their institute according to the on-going discussion.

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