ioda 4+

Name: ioda
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)
Author: Guy Barrand

Guy Barrand

Diseñado para iPad

- 3,0 • 2 valoraciones

- Gratis

Descripción

ioda should be read "IO-DA", for Input/Output and for Data Analysis. It is a scientific application that permits to read files at various formats as FITS used in astronomy, ROOT and AIDA used in high energy physics (HEP), HDF5 with the g4tools data schema semantic, JPG format to store images and FOG developed at CEA/Saclay (France) to describe the LHC/ATLAS geometry. ioda permits to browse these files and visualise some of their data. Since 1.14.x, ioda contains the gopaw (=Good Old PAW) core and can execute .kumac files.

17 jun 2018

Versión 1.15.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Read histograms and ntuples from HDF5 files at the g4tools data schema.

Include the gopaw core. ioda knows now the .kumac extension. The examples/paw_py_root menu item executes all the PAW examples (by using Python for the functions).

edit plot panel : have [grid,inner_frame,bins[0]].[color,line_width] style items.

As examples, have g4b4.hdf5, [pawex1,10].kumac files in the resource directory. Have also a .bsg files with an LHCb event.

Have pages and code at https://gbarrand.github.io

3,0 de 5

2 valoraciones

Horrible, non-intuitive interface and no manual

I just need to view a FITS file while traveling with my iPad. I cannot figure out how to access a file in my iCloud or Dropbox even with the file downloaded to the iPad. There is no instruction manual in the app or online. This should be the simplest task and after a solid 10 minutes of poking around (which is a lot longer than it sounds) I still cannot complete this basic task. I welcome a response from the developer and would be happy to re-review if he can explain how to do this basic task.

Cool app

This app is really rad yo. It really helped me a lot when I was in a tight spot.

Huh???

This has to be the most confusing utterly useless app I've ever downloaded. The interface is cryptic and totally against Apple's HIG (human interface guidelines).

Terrible!