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# dataexplorer2 | ||
## History | ||
March 2021 first commit | ||
June 2021 production version | ||
Aug 2022 add new libraries (tendl.2021 and jendl5.0:) | ||
March 2023 2nd major release | ||
# nds.iaea.org/dataexplorer | ||
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The IAEA Nuclear Reaction Data Explorer is an open-source project to visualize the scientific and public nuclear reaction data. We provide pre-processed evaluated nuclear data libraries and a continually-updated EXFOR dataset alongside powerful analytic and visualization tools to the community. Our aim is to help developments nuclear engineering by enhancing the understanding of nuclear physics, and improvements of the quality of nuclear data. | ||
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# Build Data Explorer locally | ||
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## Download formatted datasets | ||
The EXFOR data were generously compiled by NRDC. We gratefully acknowledge the Authors, Originating and Submitting laboratories of the numerical data published in the publication and the Compilers who put metadata into EXFOR format. | ||
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## Readme | ||
This is a major second release of the Dash/Plotly based web application for the dissemination and visualizing of [TALYS-Related Software and Databases](https://nds.iaea.org/talys/). The application will be available at [dataexplorer](https://nds.iaea.org/dataexplorer/). | ||
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## History | ||
March 2021 first commit | ||
June 2021 production version | ||
Augst 2022 add new libraries (tendl.2021 and jendl5.0:) | ||
March 2023 2nd major release | ||
January 2024 Release for the production as dataexplorer version 2.0 |
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manual = dcc.Markdown( | ||
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This site is aiming to mine data from evaluated nuclear data libraries (ENDFTABLES) and EXFOR (EXFORTABLES_py). | ||
This site is aiming to mine data from evaluated nuclear data libraries (ENDFTABLES) and EXFOR datasets (EXFORTABLES_py). Previous version of dataexplorer with libraries (ENDFTABLES and EXFORTABLES) is accessible via [dataexplorer-2022](https://nds.iaea.org/dataexplorer2022/). | ||
There are 3 main selections for data plotting and retrieval. | ||
##### **1. Cross sections** | ||
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mail: <[email protected]> | ||
[Terms of Use](https://nucleus.iaea.org/Pages/Others/Terms-Of-Use.aspx) | ||
[Terms of Use](https://www.iaea.org/about/terms-of-use) | ||
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""" | ||
##### **Column descriptions ** | ||
This table contains cross-section data near thermal energy (2.53E-8 MeV). | ||
- **Entry Id**: The entry (5 digits), subentry (3 digits), and pointer (1 digit) number taken from EXFOR, formatted as EEEEE-SSS-P. | ||
- **Author**: The name of the first author of the publication. | ||
- **Year**: The publication year of the main publication in `REFERENCE` field in EXFOR. | ||
- **SF4**: EXFOR's reaction subfield 4 (SF4) representing reaction product(s). For example, the 235U(n,g) reaction produces 236U as a reaction product. | ||
- **SF8**: EXFOR's reaction subfield 8 (SF8) indicating modifiers. The list of modifiers can be found [here](https://github.com/IAEA-NDS/exfor_dictionary/blob/b3d79674ea1b55b7c9e889b52cf8dd2e370b5550/src/exfor_dictionary/latest.json#L19984). In many cases, a null value in SF8 indicates that the measurements were done in the monoenergetic environment (or corrected), while `MXW` or `SPA` in SF8 mean the "Maxwellian average" or "Spectrum average", respectively. | ||
- **SF9**: EXFOR's reaction subfield 4 (SF4) representing data types. For example, `DERIV` means Derived data which was not directory measured in the experiment. The list of data types can be found [here](https://github.com/IAEA-NDS/exfor_dictionary/blob/b3d79674ea1b55b7c9e889b52cf8dd2e370b5550/src/exfor_dictionary/latest.json#L20337C24-L20337C50). | ||
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