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This study compares and proposes new alternatives for remotely connecting to visualize the experimentsoccurring in a particle accelerator located in Rokkasho, Japan. Three different platforms have been consideredfor remote access: the existing X2GO client, Guacamole with Control System Studio (CSS), and Phoebus web.While X2GO is a standard client for remote access to a server desktop, the other two platforms are proposed toimprove the access, the response time, and the user experience for the researchers The servers for this study andthe Operator Interfaces (OPIs) have been placed in our laboratory located in Granada, Spain, and the acceleratordata, by means of Process Variables (PVs), were obtained via a VPN. Additionally, these platforms have beentested in two ways: with direct access to the PV data for each connection and using a local EPICS (ExperimentalPhysics Industrial Control System) Gateway. The results prove that these new platforms, with a stable connectionto the accelerator, could eventually enhance access to the experiments and balance the load of researchersconnecting to the facility. This would allow the international team of researchers to participate in experiments asif they were physically in the control room. |
