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RadiaCode Spectrum Viewer
Plot and show data from RadiaCode spectrum files
You can see all important data from the XML files and plot it, including the crystal efficiency/energy compensated plot. This compensation is only correct for RadiaCode 101 to 103, not the 103G, since it uses a different crystal. It also includes a peak energy detection. Isotope detection is planned, but not included yet. Comes with PySide6 GUI, Light/Dark theme and a config file to customize the app however you like and more features. It is my first programming capstone project, so... -
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HistogramsApp
Application that generates KDE-PDP plots from geochronological data
HistogramsApp is a Python 3.6 application that generates (KDE and PDP) from geochronological data .HistogramsApp allows to interactively setup plot parameters such as the bandwidth and the peak detection sensibility. To cite the application please refer to: 1) https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00206814.2021.1954556?journalCode=tigr20 Rodriguez-Corcho, A. F., Rojas-Agramonte, Y., Barrera-Gonzalez, J. A., Marroquin-Gomez, M. P., Bonilla-Correa, S., Izquierdo-Camacho, D... -
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QuickNXS
Polarized ToF reflectivity raw data analysis tool
Data evaluation tool for the magnetism reflectometer at the spallation neutron source (BL-4A@SNS). Reads raw nexus files (HDF5) of histogrammed or event mode data to create reflectivity curves and 2D Q-maps.
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