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The ESG-CET system consist of two major components: 1) Gateways that support portal services, which serve as interfaces to end-users who can search, discover, and request data and data products, and 2) Data Nodes where the data actually resides.

This sample code is intended to be publicly released on DOECODE. It is an accompaniment to "n automated approach to the alignment of compoundrefractive lenses". It's two small, mostly self-contained scripts that include the complete details necessary

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QuickView PRO (QVPRO) is similar to QuickView but designed to focus on analysis. QuickView was designed for visualization only, adding analysis capabilities later. This made QuickView complicated when using it as an analysis tool. QVPRO uses the same analysis algorithms in a more streamlined workflow and has a user friendly GUI. QVPRO provides the unique capability of analyzing Photonic Doppler Velocimetry (PDV) data records from different PDV systems and still allows for processing hundreds of PDV data records in a practical manner.

QuickView PRO (QVPRO) is similar to QuickView but designed to focus on analysis. QuickView was designed for visualization only, adding analysis capabilities later. This made QuickView complicated when using it as an analysis tool. QVPRO uses the same analysis algorithms in a more streamlined workflow and has a user friendly GUI. QVPRO provides the unique capability of analyzing Photonic Doppler Velocimetry (PDV) data records from different PDV systems and still allows for processing hundreds of PDV data records in a practical manner.

The CLOMP_TM benchmark was developed to measure the overheads of various mechanisms used to guarantee the generation of correct results in threaded code.

“The code “Certificate Validation Libraries” provides the ability to validate x509 certificates in python using a simple library. These libraries validate certificates in 3 ways: 1) validation that certificate has not expired.

The (B)eam (L)ine (O)ptics (T)ool is a modified stochastic simplex algorithm, created to assist in the task of aligning X-ray optics at scientific beamlines.

AMESH is a simple utility program that we do not consider under current development.