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Software ASPRO-NUC: Gamma-ray spectrometry, routine NAA, isotope identification and data management

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The software ASPRO-NUC is based on new improved algorithms suggested and tested in the laboratory and intended for routine analysis. The package consists of the program ASPRO for gammaray spectra processing (peak search, multiplets deconvolution by means of method of moments, computation of correction coefficient for geometry and material of radioactive source), a program for isotope identification and a program for NAA by means of relative standardization. All output information is loaded into a data base (Paradox v.3.5 format) for supporting of queries, creation of reports, planning of routine analysis, estimation of expenses, supporting of network of analytical survey, etc. The ASPRO-NUC package also includes a vast nuclear data base containing evaluated decay and activation data (reactor, generator of fast neutrons, Cf-252 source). The data base environment allows for easy integration of a gamma spectrometer into a flexible information shell and the creation of a logical system for information management.

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Kolotov, V.P., Atrashkevich, V.V. Software ASPRO-NUC: Gamma-ray spectrometry, routine NAA, isotope identification and data management. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, Articles 193, 195–206 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02039875

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