PAnTHer: An interactive map for the web and touchscreens

PAnTHer (Particle Accelerator on THreejs) is a 3D and 2D map for particle accelerators developed using web and touch technologies. The maps are connected to real-time data from accelerator controls, simulators, and an external component database. The map is generated from a lattice file in JSON format and a bundle of JavaScript components for the 3D version, and an SVG bundle for the 2D version. The JSON lattice file can be generated on the fly taking all necessary parameters from a simulator device server and presented instantly to the remote user among with the visualization of some simulated quantities such as position, beta, eta, mu and sigma Available components are: magnets (bending, quadrupoles, sextupoles, correctors, etc.), pumps, valves, PLCs, racks, mirrors, walls etc. Multiple components can be embedded within a single element. The 3D version offers various configurations, ranging from a fast mode, which runs smoothly even on devices with limited computational power, to a standard mode with enhanced graphical details, and a high resolution mode that uses components derived from mechanical department. The latter requires fairly powerful hardware to maintain optimal fluidity.

Publication Details

Journal
JACOW
Published
2025-11-05
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18429/jacow-ipac2025-thps066
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Particle Accelerators and Free-Electron Lasers
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PAnTHer: An interactive map for the web and touchscreens

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Abstract

PAnTHer (Particle Accelerator on THreejs) is a 3D and 2D map for particle accelerators developed using web and touch technologies. The maps are connected to real-time data from accelerator controls, simulators, and an external component database. The map is generated from a lattice file in JSON format and a bundle of JavaScript components for the 3D version, and an SVG bundle for the 2D version. The JSON lattice file can be generated on the fly taking all necessary parameters from a simulator device server and presented instantly to the remote user among with the visualization of some simulated quantities such as position, beta, eta, mu and sigma Available components are: magnets (bending, quadrupoles, sextupoles, correctors, etc.), pumps, valves, PLCs, racks, mirrors, walls etc. Multiple components can be embedded within a single element. The 3D version offers various configurations, ranging from a fast mode, which runs smoothly even on devices with limited computational power, to a standard mode with enhanced graphical details, and a high resolution mode that uses components derived from mechanical department. The latter requires fairly powerful hardware to maintain optimal fluidity.

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