A web interface to Monte Carlo event file for a super simple X- and gamma-ray detector.
The mass model is a box of CdZnTe, or Silicon, or CsI. The source is a monoenergetic photon beam. The results are plotted using Plotly.js.
Click here to see a demo on the web.
- G. De Cesare - decesare.giovanni at gmail.com
- Valentina Fioretti
Make sure you have node.js installed in your pc
download the Monte Carlo event files (see below) into the "data" directory
npm install
node nodeServer.js
Go to localhost:1337.
You should see:
The Monte Carlo event files in data directory are generated by the Geant4-based BoGEMMS simulation framework (Bulgarelli et al. 2012, Fioretti et al. 2014). You can download these files from here.
This software is licensed under the MIT License.
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Copyright (c) 2017 Giovanni De Cesare IASF Bologna - INAF
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