Logbook
The following guidelines outline the requirements for maintaining a logbook
Ownership and Location:
All logbooks are property of the research group and remain at the research group Clausthal at all times.
After your period at SWZ, logbooks are kept by your supervisor.
In the future, numbered registered logbooks will be implemented.
Content:
Document the goals of each implementation/simulation session, including sample used, equipment/protocol choice, and any deviations from standard procedures.
Note down the time, filename, and conditions of each simulations, including any anomalies or uncertainties.
Add temporary conclusions, calculations, and consistency checks made during simulations sessions.
Clearly distinguish between factual observations and ad hoc conclusions/interpretations.
Tabulate data obtained from digital meters or other devices, specifying units and measurement device.
Data Storage and Analysis:
Typed-in data should be pasted or stapled into the logbook, not left as loose leaves.
After each session, write a summary including the procedure followed, data storage location, notable observations, confidence in the data, and its contribution to the research goals.
Data Processing and Analysis:
Label them with the data filename and processing script/project name.
Describe data analysis methods briefly in the logbook.
Paste equipment specifications, input, and outputs into the logbook as needed.
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