Last update: Apr 1, 2000 |
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Speaker: Andreas Pfeiffer The fast turnover of software technologies, in particular in the domain of interactivity (covering user interface and visualisation), makes it difficult for a small group of people to produce complete and polished software-tools before the underlying technologies make them obsolete. This is particular true in the domain of high energy and nuclear physics experiments where a close contact to innovation is necessary in order to analyse a huge and increasing amount of data.At the last HepVis'99 workshop, a working group has been formed to improve the production of software tools for data analysis in HENP. Beside promoting a distributed development organisation, one goal of the group is to systematically design a set of abstract interfaces based on using modern OO-analysis and OO-design techniques. An initial analysis has come up with several categories (components) found in typical data analysis tools. Special emphasis was put on reducing the couplings between the categories to a minimum, thus optimising re-use and maintainability of any component individually. The present status of the project together with some implementations will be discussed.
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