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International Atomic Energy Agency D. Abriola Nuclear Data Section Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications 20 th NSDD Meeting, Kuwait, Jan IAEA’s LiveChart

International Atomic Energy Agency A Relational Database for Structure and Decay Data All fields from - Adopted levels & gamma - Decay datasets - etc.. Relational Database A relational database enables very powerful retrieval and presentation of data More than 130 fields KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency zooming and moving single selection nuclide data on mouse-over parents – daughters chain (white - red ) Livechart

International Atomic Energy Agency Fission Yields Mass excess Color code examples Decay Mode Half Life KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Nuclide data detail Ground and Meta states summary All ENSDF data on Levels and bands Gammas Decay radiation + All AMDC data Angeli Radii Stone Nuclear Moments Fission Yields Thermal neutrons σ Plot Level schema and γ Decay schema Beta spectrum Bremsstrahlung spectrum KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Query tool bands end level details plotting Angeli and Audi data decay datasets KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Plot example: A versus Mixing ratio of gamma transactions from a level J 2` to a level J 2 in even-even nuclides starting level J 2’ end level J 2 E2 mixed plot even - even KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Plot A versus mixing of E2 mixed gamma transactions from a level J 2` to a level J 2 in even-even nuclides KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

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International Atomic Energy Agency Select β- n decay and plot A vs Pn Livechart shows the nuclides Plot panel shows A vs Pn Pn KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Latest developments ON THE TECHNOLOGY - A Livechart version completely in HTML to avoid using Java Applets ON THE SUBSTANCE - Decay data querying and plotting - Mass-chain representation KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Deposited energy, β and Bremstrahlung spectra Schema plotting Details for β-, β+, EC, α, ϒ, delayed, electrons, X-ray All ENSDF decay datasets parsed in a relational database. Web-page display overview KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Detail of the decay web page content 1 Decay info - Q from AMDC Link to the ENSDF source Deposited energy, Β, and bremstr. from Radlist

International Atomic Energy Agency D.ABRIOLA NSDDKUWAIT JAN 2013 Detail of the decay web page content 1 Decay info - Q from AMDC Link to the ENSDF source Deposited energy, Β, and bremstr. from Radlist

International Atomic Energy Agency Decay schema plot Software by McMaster University-Nuclear Data Project Detail of the decay web page content 2 KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Detail of the decay web page content 3 Full detail for each radiation type. 29MG 30NA B-N DECAY 1989BA07 ENSDF MG C Other: 1984La03 29MG H TYP=FUL$AUT=M.S. BASUNIA$CUT=30-JUN-2009$CIT=ENSDF$ 29MG H TYP=FUL$AUT=P.M. ENDT, R.B. FIRESTONE$CIT=NP A633, 1 (1998)$ 29MG2 H CUT=1-Jan-1999$ 29MG C 1989BA07: 30NA was produced bombarding a uranium carbide target with 29MG2C 600 MeV protons from the ^CERN synchrocyclotron, mass separated in the 29MG3C ^ISOLDE facility; NE213 scitillator, 2 HPGe detectors and one 29MG4C neutron detector; Measured: EG, RI, GG COIN, G-N COIN. 29MG N MG CN NR$NR from 1989Ba07. 29MG PN 3 30NA P MS MG L 0 3/2+ 29MG CL J$From adopted levels 29MG DN MG DN MG DN MG DN MG DN MG DN MG DN AR L AR B ARS B EAV= AR B 0.02 LT 9.6 GT 1U? 38ARS B EAV= IN L IN E INS E EAV=112 23$CK= $ KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Atomic radiation from RADLST 135CS L CS B CSS B EAV= CS G C 135CS G TH L TH A TH CA IA 77% 4 was measured by 1959Ko58. KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Examples of queries Nuclear medicine: e+ emissions with filter on half-life, energy, and intensity Visualisation on Livechart KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Gamma spectroscopy : peak identification Filter on key-lines Delayed particles Neutrons in β- 2n decays KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency All Mass Chains in one web-page With separations energies, intermediate states, and data for metastable and ground states: Jp, decays, half-lives and Q-values. Clicking on a nuclide opens the a detail page KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

International Atomic Energy Agency Work in progress -Parsing XUNDL into the database SUGGESTIONS ARE WELCOMED ! KUWAIT JAN 2013D.ABRIOLA NSDD

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International Atomic Energy Agency D.ABRIOLA NSDD Thank you KUWAIT JAN 2013