Name: Adam Stephen
Type: User
Company: Infinnovation Ltd
Bio: Mathematician, Physicist and Control System Engineer.
Diverse technical interests. Working to make Fusion Power a reality. Polyglot.
Twitter: 2_71828
Location: Oxfordshire, UK
Blog: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-stephen-b441764b/
Adam Stephen's Projects
Examples and exercises from the Accelerated C++ book by Koenig and Moo ISBN 0-201-70353-X
My Github pages automatic site.
My personal course and study notes on learning Arabic.
My arduino projects and development sketches.
Broadband router statistics. From NOWtv screenscraping to Google Data Dashboard via Google Sheets.
My first test beamline project, exercising the most excellent epics-containers by Giles Knap from DLS
Bluemira is an integrated inter-disciplinary design tool for future fusion reactors. It incorporates several modules, some of which rely on other codes, to carry out a range of typical conceptual fusion reactor design activities.
Calibre
C, C++, Python. Basic demonstrations of interoperability and совместимость.
Copy of the cint C interpreter from the CERN Root project - 5.18 sources as used as ancillary tool for MARTe.
Example OPIs and scripts learning to use the CSS system. See controlsystemstudio.org/
Recommended set of standard command line interface (linux/shell) skills.
Extensible, Platform-neutral, Integrable Components for Real-Time.
Short exercises for learning new languages, techniques, etc.
FPGA-based Multi-Effects system for the electric guitar
Free boundary Grad-Shafranov solver
A collection of maps which detail skills and capabilities that build a training roadmap to fusionics
Building a water level gauge using MPX5010DP sensor and arduino.
Little utilities, mostly targeting Linux/MacOSX users who like to work from the command line.
See what's happening on GitHub in real time (also helpful if you need to use up your API quota as quickly as possible)
System monitoring dashboard for terminal
Pretty print the entire layout of an hdf5 file, including attributes.
Example HDF5 programs and scripts to get started building and using this data library.
The linux environment encourages finding a good protective shell, and upgrading/growing often.
Demonstration of techniques for putting git version information back into code files for run time provenance.
Following along with Jason Turner learning modern C++
SDK for FPGA / Linux Instruments
Simple test repository to check out travis build system before applying it to more complex projects.