| Introduction to JAS |
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| • | Pure
Java Analysis Environment |
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| – | Data
Format Independent |
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| – | Modular/Extensible
via Plugins/Data Interface |
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| Modules |
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| – | Rich
Easy to use GUI |
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| – | Built
in editor/compiler for writing analysis |
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| code |
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| – | Local
and Client-Server Operation |
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| – | Originally
targeted at offline analysis – but also |
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| used
extensively for online monitoring |
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| – | Written
entirely in Java |
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