Software for the Rheology Laboratory

or
"how to get the most out of your rheometry experiment
and still have confidence that the data make sense"

DATA ANALYSIS: The software allows you to import data from any of the commercial rheometers and analyse these data according to your needs. You can also import tabulated data from other sources (published data or data which a friend has sent you by e-mail, etc.). The main functions of the software are

 
     ** SPECTRUM CALCULATION 
     ** TIME-TEMPERATURE SUPERPOSITION
     ** TIME-RESOLVED RHEOMETRY 
     ** SIMULATION
     ** HYBRID RHEOMETRY
     ** INTERACTIVE GRAPHICS 
     ** PLOTTING
     ** DATA STANDARD FOR RHEOMETRY 
     ** DATA STORAGE AND RETRIEVING

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Address:
IRIS DEVELOPMENT LLC, 14 Elm Street, Amherst, MA 01002-2007, USA
Email: Karin Winter - IRISrheo@yahoo.com

The IRIS Mission:
IRIS stands for Interactive Rheology Information System. Our mission is to identify and overcome barriers to understanding and applying rheology. To do so, we use scalable rheology solutions that empower the science and engineering community to solve real-world problems. Our software platform, which supports this mission, has a central hub (IRIS Rheo-Hub) where rheological experiments and advanced theories can be easily juxtaposed so they can be efficiently analyzed, compared, categorized, viewed, “smart-plotted” and parameterized. A Smart Plot (SP) includes all its provenance; a single mouse click returns you to SP’s source data for further analysis and rheological modeling. - Our hub evolved over many years, and with the help of many contributors, and is known for its easy-to-use interface. In this way, the IRIS environment stimulates discovery and prepares for decision making.

10 Year Anniversary of IRIS:
Winter HH, Mours M (2006) The cyber infrastructure initiative for rheology. Rheologica Acta 45:331-338
25 Year Anniversary of IRIS:
Poh L, Narimissa E, Wagner MH, Winter HH (2022) Interactive shear and extensional rheology-25 years of IRIS software. Rheologica Acta 61:259-269