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Activity Prediction Software
To envision the radiation exposure in Neutron Activation Experiments
...This software has a XML database which includes nuclear data for frequently used materials in NAA. Neutron Neutron cross section data from ‘‘ Tables for Neutron Activation Analysis’’ , photon cross section data from Berger and Hubbell’s XCOM photon cross sections database [ 2], and isotope decay from from Lund/LBNL database are included in this database. -
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Map Editor for the original XCom ufo/tftd games and starting point for any other isometric game maps.
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This program gives users the possibility to transfer files to and from an HPx9G+ calculator over the USB port. Other devices could be supported when adjusting the source code with a correct productID.
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The SquadX Turn-Based Engine is a game engine for aiding the development of tactical turn-based combat simulations (like the XCOM(tm) series). The project is being developed in C++, using OpenGL, GLUT, and SDL. It will have versions in Linux and Windows.
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EXCOM stands for EXtensible Combat Open Modeller, and is a game engine inspired by the old UFO and XCOM games of the 1990s. EXCOM aims to be flexible and democratic in its approach, and is a fork from UFO:AI supported on MS Windows, MacOS X, and Linux.
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