Inspect and communicate results

This entry point leads from a completed or interrupted measurement to interactive analysis and a deliverable report.

1. Select the appropriate data source

• The autosave pickle resumes an interrupted measurement.

• The after-measure pickle separates completed acquisition from repeatable evaluation.

• The final history pickle contains acquisition, evaluation, and preceding reference datasets.

• DAT and TSV files are flat, readable views for comparison and further processing.

Details and security rules are documented under Measurement history and output files.

2. Inspect a pickle interactively

PExplorer displays the object structure, transfers selected data into a table, and plots one or more Y quantities over an X quantity. Inspect dataset keys, frequency coverage, units, uncertainties, and referenced source data first.

Only load or execute pickles and PExplorer commands from trusted sources.

3. Generate a report

mpylab-tem-report discovers supported sections in a TEMCell history and creates HTML, PDF, and separate SVG or PNG figures. Global laboratory details and measurement-specific metadata can be layered through multiple TOML profiles. See Modular TEM reports.

4. Check traceability

A report does not evaluate the measurement again. Verify that every referenced dataset is available and that frequency coverage, completeness, and warnings support the intended statement. traceability.tsv and report-metadata.tsv provide this information in machine-readable form.