Orange interface plans for the Sirius IMBUIA beamline

The IMBUIA beamline is the new infrared station to be installed at the Sirius storage ring. This beamline will comprise 2 endstations to be dedicated to multiscale hyperspectral imaging. Since Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM) is an “users open” research complex, researchers from various fields make use of the facilities, so a free and easy-to-use interface is of utmost importance for this beamline. Orange is a powerful interface for data analysis, with many developments' fronts, from image processing to text processing. Currently there is a specific front for spectroscopy, the objective of the work is to assist the synchrotron community in this development. The creation of new widgets aims to develop a complete and fast environment for viewing and post-processing data. In this presentation I will present the planned interface for the IMBUIA beamline and it will be a great opportunity to discuss with the WIRMS audience about the possibilities for inter-facilities developments.