Speaker
Matthew Cooper
(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
Description
There are multiple approaches to radioxenon data analysis using the net count calculation (NCC) method. This presentation focuses on the 10- and 7-regions-of-interest (ROI) approaches. Analysis of radioxenon data from the Xenon International, a new system developed by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in partnership with Teledyne Brown Engineering, uses the 7-ROI approach, whereas the Swedish Automatic Unit for Noble gas Acquisition uses the 10-ROI approach. The similarities and differences between the two approaches will be presented, along with considerations for improvements and standardization for software sustainability.
Primary author
Matthew Cooper
(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
