Data analysis at European XFEL

The data analysis group at European XFEL can help you process and analyse your data during and after your experiment. Please email us at da-support@xfel.eu with any questions, or about corrections to the information below.

• 1. Overview of European XFEL data
  • 1.1. Trains and pulses
  • 1.2. Sources and keys
  • 1.3. Tools and services provided by European XFEL
  • 1.4. Citations
• 2. Inspecting and processing data during the experiment
  • 2.1. Data display during experiment
  • 2.2. Integrating data analysis pipelines
  • 2.3. Data stream to user tools
  • 2.4. How to use it at the EuXFEL
• 3. Data files
  • 3.1. Data Policy
  • 3.2. Data Files
  • 3.3. Calibrated files
  • 3.4. Reading Data in Python
  • 3.5. Combining detector data from multiple modules
  • 3.6. Geometry files
  • 3.7. Data Format
  • 3.8. Public data from EuXFEL in the CXIDB
  • 3.9. Sample Data
  • 3.10. Download of experiment data
• 4. Candidate frame lists
  • 4.1. Introduction
  • 4.2. Invitation to share list of interesting frames
  • 4.3. The file format
  • 4.4. Overall file format
  • 4.5. Header section
  • 4.6. Data section
  • 4.7. Example
• 5. Compute environment
  • 5.1. User account
  • 5.2. Online cluster
  • 5.3. Offline cluster
  • 5.4. Running containers
  • 5.5. Compute environment FAQ
• 6. Jupyter hub and notebooks
  • 6.1. Usage of Jupyter running on the Maxwell cluster
  • 6.2. Usage of Jupyter running on the EuXFEL online cluster
• 7. Data analysis software
  • 7.1. Software to access and inspect data
  • 7.2. Software with scientific purposes
  • 7.3. Access on online and Maxwell cluster
  • 7.4. Adding extra software
• 8. Specific use cases & deployments
  • 8.1. SCS toolbox
  • 8.2. FXE toolbox
  • 8.3. HED toolbox
• 9. Other resources
  • 9.1. UPEX portal
  • 9.2. Desired support for experiment
  • 9.3. E-Log
• 10. Publications to cite
  • 10.1. Data analysis support
  • 10.2. Detectors and calibration
• 11. Changes to this document