eniius
A program for processing neutron data in the tradition of
Homer and
Horace, eniius is a utility for
embedding neutron instrument information using (nx)spe files.
Aims
Proper analysis of inelastic neutron scattering (INS) data requires taking the instrument resolution function into account [1], and this in turn requires particular information about the neutron spectrometer (instrument) recording the data. Hitherto this information has been obtained post-facto from the program(s) performing the resolution convolution.
In the interest of FAIR data and
to improve usability, this information should be embedded in the raw datafiles
produced by the instrument, and the aim of eniius is to provide a utility for
just this purpose.
Features
- Instrument data is embedded in a NeXus data file as a NXinstrument group.
- The embedded instrument is at a minimum enough to be imported into Horace for resolution calculation.
eniiusalso has the facility to export this information as McStas instrument files for ray tracing simulations of the resolution function, and can also import certain McStas instrument files to embed in raw data files.- Is compatible with the IBEX data acquisition program as well as the Mantid data reduction suite.
- Has a GUI for visualising the instrument data.
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