kodi-analysis | Code used to analyze KoDI data

kodi-analysis is a Python library. kodi-analysis has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However kodi-analysis build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

code for analyzing penumbral imaging, and in particular knock-on deuteron & x-ray imaging. the file structure goes like this: - src – various python scripts - main – java files for some of the more time-consuming operations - data – input files (including the file shots.csv) - scans – cr-39 and image plate scan files - tables – stopping power and cross section tables - results – outputs from the analysis (including logs and tables and stuff) - plots – pretty pictures of the reconstructions - data – hdf files of the reconstructions - tmp – dump for temporary files used to communicate between java and python. the typical workflow for doing 2d reconstructions looks like this: 1. get .cpsa files from the lle or mit etch/scan lab. 2. open them in analyzecr39 and export the track data to a .txt file. (in the future i will have this automatically read cpsa) 3. create a shot_list.csv file in the root kodi-analysis directory that lists the shots and lines of sight to analyze. it should have "shot number", "tim", "l1", "magnification", "aperture radius", "aperture separation", "rotation", "filtering", and "etch time" columns. 4. run src/reconstruct_2d.py shot_number [--skip] with the shots you want to analyze passed as an