Hi, I’m Nestor, an Argentinian researcher on electronic nanodevices (UNSAM - Universidad Nacional de San Martín) and distributed fiber optic systems (https://www.sur-tech.ar/, similar to what @carl commented, some version of the dashboard made with panel can be found here https://discourse.holoviz.org/t/distributed-fiber-optic-sensors-panel-multi-app-with-flask /1508), currently on a two-year sabbatical in Seoul. Throughout my PhD and my first years of research, I used Labview, C and Origin for work. Since mid 2019, when beginning to work with oil companies in distributed fiber optic systems, I started with python for signal analysis and alarm predictions. My collaborators used matplotlib, so a library was needed that could incorporate it to create a dashboard for the operators and supervisors of the oil pipelines that use the systems we developed. That’s how I found the panel library that allows you to combine bokeh with matplotlib, and thus we can use a lot of code already generated in the laboratory. In fact, to this day we still can’t get the same images of certain 1000 * 15000 matrices that plt.imshow provides, and we’re used to seeing it a certain way. The last thing I want to mention is the good community I found here, which helped me a lot in the first times with python and all the stuff, Mark, Philipp, etc… In fact, I still remembered my first PR with one line correction of a relative path for panel.
I hope you are all ok,
best regards,
Nestor.