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> Analyze spectra for insightful data interpretation I can't see much in the way of code to do that. How can I calibrate for and lock onto the K-U-Th peaks.
by defrost 2y ago
> Analyze spectra for insightful data interpretation
I can't see much in the way of code to do that.
How can I calibrate for and lock onto the K-U-Th peaks.
Where do the stripping ratios go?
Can I generate a NASVD kernel over time and landscape an enhanced sharpened spectrum run over time to clearly see changes from radon gases rolling in, new decay products from (say) a waste catchment breaching and leeching closer to my location.
We had that in gamma spectral analysis libraries in the 1980s and 1990s.
eg: Grasty & Minty (1995) https://www.ga.gov.au/bigobj/GA7667.pdf https://www.ga.gov.au/bigobj/GA7667.pdf covers a lot of the basics for setup, calibration and aquisition. (There are other tomes for analysis).
- cdump0 2y agoThis library is designed to obtain spectrum data from the Radiacode device and manage calibration coefficients for the spectrum. It serves as an interface to the hardware, providing raw and calibrated data, but does not perform advanced spectral analysis itself. The provided examples demonstrate how to use the library for basic data retrieval and calibration. Any higher-level processing, such as peak identification, stripping ratio adjustments, or NASVD-based spectrum enhancement over time, would need to be implemented on top of this library or using its output in external analysis tools. The data it provides can be integrated into custom pipelines for spectral analysis, environmental monitoring, or historical trend detection, much like the analytical techniques used in past gamma spectral analysis libraries.
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