Practice of experiment and data analysis

For the professional analysis of anisotropic 2D scattering patterns of polymer materials, there are no user-friendly standard computer programs because materials scientists do not carry out standard experiments e.g., protein crystallographers). Therefore some program modules must be adapted to the actual experiment every time in order to reflect the actual setup and the actual mode of operation. Such adaption requires computer programming skills. After adaption and the proper combination of modules, the data can be evaluated automatically. The other option is slow frame-by-frame manual evaluation that is prone to inconsistency or incompleteness. 

The sequence of evaluation steps is a function of several parameters like the setup, the individual scattering power of the studied material, and the features of the anisotropic 

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