Difference between revisions of "GammaUser 2014 Intercomparison exercise"
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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
| − | Here you can find information on the intercomparison exercise held in conjunction with the GammaUser 2014 workshop. | + | Here you can find information on the intercomparison exercise held in conjunction with the GammaUser 2014 workshop. You can download all the relevant files in a single zip archive [http://www.gr.is/wp-content/media/2014/07/intercomparison_data.zip here]. |
==Report form for results== | ==Report form for results== | ||
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==Spectra== | ==Spectra== | ||
| − | There are two spectra provided for your analysis. The first | + | There are two spectra provided for your analysis. The first is in a zipped archive containing: |
| − | + | * spectrum to be analysed (ICEX1401) | |
| − | + | * calibration spectrum (CalibN4) | |
| − | + | * background spectrum (BGRDN4) | |
| − | + | * setup and calibration data (phd + xlsx) | |
The spectra are in two formats (ORTEC chn + phd ascii format). | The spectra are in two formats (ORTEC chn + phd ascii format). | ||
| − | The second file contains | + | The second spectrum file contains |
==Filter sample== | ==Filter sample== | ||
Revision as of 10:12, 3 July 2014
Introduction
Here you can find information on the intercomparison exercise held in conjunction with the GammaUser 2014 workshop. You can download all the relevant files in a single zip archive here.
Report form for results
Make sure to report your results using the provided reporting form. This will simplify the comparison of different teams' results.
Spectra
There are two spectra provided for your analysis. The first is in a zipped archive containing:
- spectrum to be analysed (ICEX1401)
- calibration spectrum (CalibN4)
- background spectrum (BGRDN4)
- setup and calibration data (phd + xlsx)
The spectra are in two formats (ORTEC chn + phd ascii format).
The second spectrum file contains
Filter sample
Please download the information document. Sample material is powdered glass fibre air filter containing remains of recent nuclear power plant accident fallout. Air filter material is Camfil glass fibre CS 5.0. The exposed filter has been grinded to a coarse powder, mixed and divided into individual samples each containing approximately 2 grams of grinded filter material. Activity contents of each sample have been determined individually to ensure homogeneity. The overall artificial activity within each sample is well below 10 Bq. This ensures that the samples can be shipped and received as non-radioactive material. Participating laboratories can keep the sample material following the exercise. Samples shall be shipped to registered participants using conventional mail. Please register by sending an email with your lab's name, contact person, email address, telephone number and mailing address to gammauser2014@gr.is. Samples will be shipped with tracking numbers as non-radioactive shipments. Contents shall be labeled as “scientific sample of no commercial value”. Shipping arrangements for participants outside EU countries expecting customs clearance issues are asked to discuss these issues with the organizers in advance to ensure delivery without delay. Tracking numbers will be provided to participants via email following sample dispatch.
