Workflow engines for FAIR analysis of photon, neutron and muon data

Monday Sep 23, 2024, 9:00 AM → 12:00 PM Europe/Paris

CO 110 (ESRF Common Building)

Leandro Liborio (Scientific Computing Department, STFC, UKRI, UK), Patrick Austin (Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC, UKRI))

In this session we will present the use of workflow management systems, and how they can enable FAIR analysis of photon, neutron and muon data. It will be a mixture of presentations and open discussion. Contributions from facilities or user communities using their own solution for workflow management are welcome.

Zoom link for remote participation

1 Introduction to Galaxy

IntroductionToGalaxy.pptx

2 Galaxy for Muons

3 Galaxy for X-rays

202409 NOBUGS Galaxy for X-rays.pptx

4 Galaxy for Neutrons

10:20 AM Break

5 EWOKS

This talk will present the Extensible Workflow System (EWOKS) used to automate online data processing for experiments at the ESRF and make data processing more reproducible and traceable in accordance with the FAIR principles (Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability of data).

To ensure the longevity of workflows and their maintenance, EWOKS has been designed as a meta workflow system. A meta-workflow system is capable of supporting multiple workflow engines through its flexible architecture and implementation. This design choice ensures that EWOKS workflows are as independent as possible from a specific workflow engine used for their creation, editing, execution and automation for online data processing.

Speaker: Wout De Nolf (ESRF)

2024_09_NOBUGS_workflow_satellite_wdn.pdf

6 Discussion