Abstract
As a consequence of the progress in the field of international data exchange, and in compliance with the recommendations of the International Nuclear Data Committee (INDC) to the Director General of the IAEA, the Nuclear Data Unit has established a neutron data compilation center for the purpose of promoting international acquisition and exchange of basic neutron data. The present issue of CINDU is a Catalog of the current data holdings of the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit as of 1 November 1967. It serves a dual function: to act as an essential aid in the international exchange of data, and second, to inform data users of the current holdings in Vienna. In a worldwide distribution of labor the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit shares its responsibilities of data collection and dissemination with the data centers in Brookhaven, Saclay and Obninsk. As the result of this international cooperation, this CINDU catalog includes not only data collected by the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit from its own service area, but also considerable contributions by the other data centers. The user of CINDU will notice that during the last months, a number of data sets have been received which are completely unpublished or will be published
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Good, W. M.;
Attree, P. M.;
Konshin, V. A.;
Lemmel, H. D.;
Lorenz, A.
[1]
- IAEA, Nuclear Data Unit, Vienna (Austria)
Citation Formats
Good, W. M., Attree, P. M., Konshin, V. A., Lemmel, H. D., and Lorenz, A.
CINDU: Catalogue of Numerical Neutron Data Available from the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit.
IAEA: N. p.,
1967.
Web.
Good, W. M., Attree, P. M., Konshin, V. A., Lemmel, H. D., & Lorenz, A.
CINDU: Catalogue of Numerical Neutron Data Available from the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit.
IAEA.
Good, W. M., Attree, P. M., Konshin, V. A., Lemmel, H. D., and Lorenz, A.
1967.
"CINDU: Catalogue of Numerical Neutron Data Available from the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit."
IAEA.
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title = {CINDU: Catalogue of Numerical Neutron Data Available from the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit}
author = {Good, W. M., Attree, P. M., Konshin, V. A., Lemmel, H. D., and Lorenz, A.}
abstractNote = {As a consequence of the progress in the field of international data exchange, and in compliance with the recommendations of the International Nuclear Data Committee (INDC) to the Director General of the IAEA, the Nuclear Data Unit has established a neutron data compilation center for the purpose of promoting international acquisition and exchange of basic neutron data. The present issue of CINDU is a Catalog of the current data holdings of the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit as of 1 November 1967. It serves a dual function: to act as an essential aid in the international exchange of data, and second, to inform data users of the current holdings in Vienna. In a worldwide distribution of labor the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit shares its responsibilities of data collection and dissemination with the data centers in Brookhaven, Saclay and Obninsk. As the result of this international cooperation, this CINDU catalog includes not only data collected by the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit from its own service area, but also considerable contributions by the other data centers. The user of CINDU will notice that during the last months, a number of data sets have been received which are completely unpublished or will be published only in 1968. Other data referenced in CINDU, supersede data that have been published earlier. There are even data and experiments which have not been mentioned at all in the literature, not even in progress reports or abstracts. The existence of such data is made public for the first time by this issue of CINDU. Thus, the DASTAR-CINDU system has started acting as a new computerized publication medium. As with other publications, authors receive proof copies of their data as they have been entered in the DASTAR data file. As soon as a set of data is revised, a second version of the DASTAR table is prepared, and all customers who have received the first version in the meantime, will automatically receive the second version. CINDU references only those data which have been entered in DASTAR. However, an early complete list of references can be found in CINDA, the international Computer Index to the literature on microscopic Neutron Data. In addition to the external reference function filled by CINDA, the present CINDU catalog serves an internal function as the bibliographic part of DASTAR as well. This internal function required slight modifications of the CINDA format, in order to provide more comprehensive information and retrieval capabilities in the overall operation of the DASTAR system. The present form of the CINDU catalog is working satisfactorily; however, suggestions and comments on the system, and in particular corrections to the contents, are welcome. It is hoped that this bibliographical and reference catalog to the neutron data file of the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit will be of value to laboratories and scientists, help promote international data exchange, and stimulate further voluntary contributions.}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1967}
month = {Nov}
}
title = {CINDU: Catalogue of Numerical Neutron Data Available from the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit}
author = {Good, W. M., Attree, P. M., Konshin, V. A., Lemmel, H. D., and Lorenz, A.}
abstractNote = {As a consequence of the progress in the field of international data exchange, and in compliance with the recommendations of the International Nuclear Data Committee (INDC) to the Director General of the IAEA, the Nuclear Data Unit has established a neutron data compilation center for the purpose of promoting international acquisition and exchange of basic neutron data. The present issue of CINDU is a Catalog of the current data holdings of the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit as of 1 November 1967. It serves a dual function: to act as an essential aid in the international exchange of data, and second, to inform data users of the current holdings in Vienna. In a worldwide distribution of labor the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit shares its responsibilities of data collection and dissemination with the data centers in Brookhaven, Saclay and Obninsk. As the result of this international cooperation, this CINDU catalog includes not only data collected by the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit from its own service area, but also considerable contributions by the other data centers. The user of CINDU will notice that during the last months, a number of data sets have been received which are completely unpublished or will be published only in 1968. Other data referenced in CINDU, supersede data that have been published earlier. There are even data and experiments which have not been mentioned at all in the literature, not even in progress reports or abstracts. The existence of such data is made public for the first time by this issue of CINDU. Thus, the DASTAR-CINDU system has started acting as a new computerized publication medium. As with other publications, authors receive proof copies of their data as they have been entered in the DASTAR data file. As soon as a set of data is revised, a second version of the DASTAR table is prepared, and all customers who have received the first version in the meantime, will automatically receive the second version. CINDU references only those data which have been entered in DASTAR. However, an early complete list of references can be found in CINDA, the international Computer Index to the literature on microscopic Neutron Data. In addition to the external reference function filled by CINDA, the present CINDU catalog serves an internal function as the bibliographic part of DASTAR as well. This internal function required slight modifications of the CINDA format, in order to provide more comprehensive information and retrieval capabilities in the overall operation of the DASTAR system. The present form of the CINDU catalog is working satisfactorily; however, suggestions and comments on the system, and in particular corrections to the contents, are welcome. It is hoped that this bibliographical and reference catalog to the neutron data file of the IAEA Nuclear Data Unit will be of value to laboratories and scientists, help promote international data exchange, and stimulate further voluntary contributions.}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1967}
month = {Nov}
}