Summary of this application - MSI-T¶

The Leginon "MSI T" application uses JAHC Finder (Template Hole Finder) nodes to perform automated hole finding. This hole finder uses a template image of the the hole for correlation. Users should read Multi-Scale Imaging Applications in General chapter and consult this chapter when it comes to Hole Targeting and Exposure Targeting. We have the plan to consolidate the hole finders into one, but not in this version, yet.

Related pages:

Pre-MSI Set-up: Prior to setting up Leginon for the day, make sure that Leginon has been previously set-up (this step is in case the ambitious user decides to proceed to this section for the first time and hasn't gone through all the calibrations...).

MSI preference and configuration: The comprehensive MSI preferences and configuration example.

MSI Quick Start checklist: A short check list for users who are familiar with the application and have saved preferences.

MSI set-up in more details: The more complicated MSI Leginon application set-up that should be completed before collecting data.

Queuing option: An option that groups human interaction together by putting the submitted targets from different images at the same level of target finders into a queue and process them later.

Trouble shooting: This trouble shooting sections addresses some of the possible challenges a Leginon user may face.

In this chapter:

• Creating Template
• Hole Targeting Set-up for MSI-T
• Exposure Targeting Set-up for MSI-T

NOTE: JAHC stands for Joel's Amazing Holey Carbon, the experimental holed carbon support that is now sold as C-flat from Protochips Inc. Since it lacks the lips around the hole, this hole finder is especially useful.

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