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New types of datasets supported for Delmic HDF5 format #328

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5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion doc/user_guide/supported_formats/delmic.rst
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Delmic HDF5
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RosettaScIO can only read hyperspectral cathodoluminescence .h5 datasets from Delmic. The file reading will be implemented step by step for the various Delmic data formats.
RosettaScIO can only read cathodoluminescence .h5 datasets from Delmic containing a single stream. All the imaging modes are supported as long as only one cathodoluminescence stream is contained in the file. The current supported CL data formats currently include: intensity, hyperspectral, angle-resolved, time-resolved decay trace, time-resolved g(2), time resolved streak camera, and energy-momentum. The file import as a stack of hyperspy datasets will be implemented in the next iteration.
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.. Note::
To read the cathodoluminescence .h5 datasets in `HyperSpy <https://hyperspy.org>`_, use the
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>>> import hyperspy.api as hs
>>> hs.load("filename.h5", reader="Delmic")

For now only the CL dataset is opened with hyperspy, the data extraction as a stack of datasets is the next planned step.
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