Interoperability

Reading data saved by RosettaSciIO using other software packages

The following scripts may help reading data saved using RosettaSciIO using other software packages, in particular when using the HyperSpy HDF5 format.

ImportRPL Digital Micrograph plugin

This Digital Micrograph plugin is designed to import Ripple files into Digital Micrograph. It is used to ease data transit between DigitalMicrograph and e.g. HyperSpy without losing the calibration using the extra keywords that HyperSpy adds to the standard format.

When executed, it will ask for 2 files:

1. The ripple file with the data format and calibrations.

2. The data itself in .raw format.

If a file with the same name and path as the ripple file exists, which has a .raw or .bin extension, it is opened directly without prompting. ImportRPL was written by Luiz Fernando Zagonel.

Download ImportRPL from the ImportRPL GitHub repository

HDF5 reader plugin for Digital Micrograph

This Digital Micrograph plugin is designed to import HDF5 files and like the ImportRPL script above, it can be used to easily transfer data saved using RosettaSciIO to Digital Micrograph by using the HDF5 files following the HyperSpy format specification (.hspy extension).

Download gms_plugin_hdf5 from the gms_plugin_hdf5 GitHub repository.

readHyperSpyH5 MATLAB Plugin

This MATLAB script is designed to import HDF5 files saved using the HyperSpy format specification (.hspy extension). Like the Digital Micrograph script above, it is used to easily transfer data saved using RosettaSciIO to MATLAB, while e.g. retaining spatial calibration information from HyperSpy.

Download readHyperSpyH5 from the readHyperSpyH5 GitHub repository.