Aurora speed and storage calculator
Description
This calculator will take some basic information about an experiment and will estimate:
- How much data will be generated in GB's.
- How long it will take to deconvolve the data-set.
The deconvolution speed estimates will assume the deconvolution is performed during the acquisition. However, it will also provide estimates based on deconvolving with a stand-alone workstation, or just the standard acquisition workstation.
Instrument specifications
This section will provide a basic summary of the instrument configuration.
Experiment Summary
This section will provide a basic summary of the experimental details.
Storage requirements
This section will summarize how much storage will be required.
Deconvolution times
This section will summarize how long it will take to deconvolve the data-set.
Experiment Inputs
Below you can input the basic information of your experiment. When you are done, please press calculate.
| Immersion medium | Valid range: 1.33 to 1.56 | |
| Average exposure time | milliseconds | |
| Total acquisition length | hours | |
| Time between stacks | minutes | |
| Field of View Width | microns | |
| Field of View Height | microns | |
| Stack size | microns | |
| Number of channels | ||
| Number of positions |
Instrument Inputs
This section allows the M-Squared team to select the correct optical properties for the system in consideration. Prospective users should not need to edit this section: please follow the link that was originally sent to you to pre-populate this section with the values that are correct for you.
| Detection objective | ||
| Tube lens | mm | |
| Step size | microns. DO NOT change unless under M Squared advice. |