Can't get access to WebAtoms via http://millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov/webatoms/
Dear all, I have a problem to open WebAtoms via http://millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov/webatoms/ http://millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov/webatoms/, is there another server available ? best regards Stefan Mangold
Hi Stefan,
Yes, we know this is down, and sorry for that. In fact, we talked about this at the most recent Larch developers meeting (which is more of a discussion with people interested in influencing its development, so if anyone is interested in giving feedback on these tools or joining such a conversation, let me know). The current plan is to replace it with a web app that interfaces with Larch and pymatgen to generate Feff (and hopefully FDMNES) inputs.
I hope we can get a prototype up soonish, but I think this entire area (CIF/XYS_Structure -> XAS inputs, and maybe related “databases of pre-calculated first shell XAS scattering) are continually brought up as needing more attention.
So, if you or anyone else has thoughts or suggestions on these topics, we would love to hear them.
--Matt
From: Mangold, Stefan (IPS) via Ifeffit
Dear Matt, thanks for the feedback. The advantage of WebAtoms was, it was capable to process files, which larch can’t and it is much more „verbose“. With WebAtoms I got so much feedback, that I was able to „repair“ the files. Typically about 40 % of cif-files, I get within cooperations from partners doing diffraction on the same samples are not compatible with larch. Best regards Stefan
Am 27.09.2024 um 18:25 schrieb Matthew Newville
: Hi Stefan,
Yes, we know this is down, and sorry for that. In fact, we talked about this at the most recent Larch developers meeting (which is more of a discussion with people interested in influencing its development, so if anyone is interested in giving feedback on these tools or joining such a conversation, let me know). The current plan is to replace it with a web app that interfaces with Larch and pymatgen to generate Feff (and hopefully FDMNES) inputs.
I hope we can get a prototype up soonish, but I think this entire area (CIF/XYS_Structure -> XAS inputs, and maybe related “databases of pre-calculated first shell XAS scattering) are continually brought up as needing more attention.
So, if you or anyone else has thoughts or suggestions on these topics, we would love to hear them.
--Matt
From: Mangold, Stefan (IPS) via Ifeffit
Date: Friday, September 27, 2024 at 11:06 AM To: XAFS Analysis using Ifeffit Cc: Mangold, Stefan (IPS) Subject: [Ifeffit] Can't get access to WebAtoms via http://millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov/webatoms/ Dear all,
I have a problem to open WebAtoms via http://millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov/webatoms/ http://millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov/webatoms/, is there another server available ?
best regards Stefan Mangold
Hi Stefan,
For sure, correctly parsing CIF files is challenging, and the error messages we get from pymatgen for why a particular CIF could not be fully interpreted are not always very helpful. Some programs generate CIF but are just missing key information or use tags that are not recognized. OTOH, there are a lot of CIF files that do work.
If you’re having trouble with 40% of the CIF files, it seems likely that other people are having trouble with similar files. Sending a few of those to us might be able to help us figure out if there is a systematic problem that we can fix.
--Matt
From: Mangold, Stefan (IPS)
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Mangold, Stefan (IPS)
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Matthew Newville
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