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This dataset has overall quality of 2.4 Å (CC*=0.5), P1 space group and cell parameters 41.58, 68.56, 87.37, 76.33, 76.69, 81.19. Structure obtained from this data have been deposited under PDB ID 6RZ5. Data processing scripts are described in detail [here](https://gist.github.com/marinegor/96102c9b7ce87509a0832649d11ba927)
This is the supplemental material for the manuscript "Verification, validation, and results of an approximate model for the stress of a Tokamak toroidal field coil at the inboard midplane" submitted to Fusion Engineering and Design. This material includes PDF writeups of the derivations of the axisymmetric extended plane strain model, the elastic properties smearing model, and 20+ MATLAB scripts and functions which implement the model and generate the figures in the paper.
This is the data archive for the paper Lonigro & Zhu 2021 Nucl. Fusion https://doi.org/10.1088/1741-4326/ac2ff3. You can reproduce all the figures in the paper using the data and plotting scripts archived in this folder.
This dataset contains the files (scripts and data) required to produce the figures of the above reference.
Repository containing all the data necessary to reproduce the paper "Inorganic synthesis-structure maps in zeolites with machine learning and crystallographic distances". This content includes: raw data for all results in the article; figures appearing in the main paper; and Jupyter notebooks and scripts containing the code for analyzing/reproducing the results.
"XTL Converter" is a short Python script for electron microscopy simulation. The program takes an input crystal file in the VESTA *.XTL format and converts it to a text format readable by the multislice simulation program ìSTEM. The process of converting a crystal *.XTL file to the format used by the ìSTEM simulation program is quite tedious; it generally requires the user to select dozens or hundreds of atoms, rearranging and reformatting their position. Header information must also be reformatted to a specific style to be read by ìSTEM. "XTL Converter" simplifies this process, saving the user time and allowing for easy batch processing of crystals.
"rsed" is an R package that contains tools for stream editing: manipulating text files by making insertions, replacements, deletions, substitutions, or commenting. It hails from the powerful Unix command, "sed". While the "rsed" package is not nearly as powerful as "see", it is much simpler to use. R programmers often write scripts that may require simple manipulation of text files. "rsed" addresses that need.
ROSSTEP is a system for sequentially running roslaunch, rosnode, and bash scripts automatically, for use in Robot Operating System (ROS) applications. The system consists of YAML files which define actions and conditions. A python file parses the code and runs actions sequentially using the sys and subprocess python modules. Between actions, it uses various ROS-based code to check conditions required to proceed, and only moves on to the next action when all the necessary conditions have been met. Included is rosstep-creator, a QT application designed to create the YAML files required for ROSSTEP. It has a nearly one-to-one mapping from interface elements to YAML output, and serves as a convenient GUI for working with the ROSSTEP system.
HPSim is a GPU-accelerated online multi-particle beam dynamics simulation tool for ion linacs. It was originally developed for use on the Los Alamos 800-MeV proton linac. It is a “z-code” that contains typical linac beam transport elements. The linac RF-gap transformation utilizes transit-time-factors to calculate the beam acceleration therein. The space-charge effects are computed using the 2D SCHEFF (Space CHarge EFFect) algorithm, which calculates the radial and longitudinal space charge forces for cylindrically symmetric beam distributions. Other space- charge routines to be incorporated include the 3D PICNIC and a 3D Poisson solver. HPSim can simulate beam dynamics in drift tube linacs (DTLs) and coupled cavity linacs (CCLs). Elliptical superconducting cavity (SC) structures will also be incorporated into the code. The computational core of the code is written in C++ and accelerated using the NVIDIA CUDA technology. Users access the core code, which is wrapped in Python/C APIs, via Pythons scripts that enable ease-of-use and automation of the simulations. The overall linac description including the EPICS PV machine control parameters is kept in an SQLite database that also contains calibration and conversion factors required to transform the machine set points into model values used in the simulation.
The IonControl software is a set of python scripts and Field-Programmable-Gate-Array (FPGA) code designed to control a trapped ion research experiment. It enables one to generate the pulses (time resolution: 20ns) necessary to control the quantum states of trapped ions and allows one to collect and analyze measurement results from trapped ion systems.
MADSpython (Model analysis and decision support tools in Python) is a code in Python that streamlines the process of using data and models for analysis and decision support using the code MADS. MADS is open-source code developed at LANL and written in C/C++ (MADS; http://mads.lanl.gov; LA-CC-11-035). MADS can work with external models of arbitrary complexity as well as built-in models of flow and transport in porous media. The Python scripts in MADSpython facilitate the generation of input and output file needed by MADS as wells as the external simulators which include FEHM and PFLOTRAN. MADSpython enables a number of data- and model-based analyses including model calibration, sensitivity analysis, uncertainty quantification, and decision analysis. MADSpython will be released under GPL V3 license. MADSpython will be distributed as a Git repo at gitlab.com and github.com. MADSpython manual and documentation will be posted at http://madspy.lanl.gov.
A Git server (GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket) sends event notifications to the Civet server. These are either a " Pull Request" or a "Push" notification. Civet then checks the database to determine what tests need to be run and marks them as ready to run. Civet clients, running on dedicated machines, query the server for available jobs that are ready to run. When a client gets a job it executes the scripts attached to the job and report back to the server the output and exit status. When the client updates the server, the server will also update the Git server with the result of the job, as well as updating the main web page.
The DEPRECATED MAGMA software package is a package created in the R scripting language that reads a SQL database and outputs tables and figures of important data. The SQL database is created by another R package called “rplexos” and uses the .zip solution file output by PLEXOS, which is commercially available production cost modeling software.
SimulatorToFMU is a software package written in Python which allows users to export a memoryless Python-driven simulation program or script as a Functional Mock-up Unit (FMU) for model exchange or co-simulation.In CyDER (Cyber Physical Co-simulation Platform for Distributed Energy Resources in Smart Grids), SimulatorToFMU will allow exporting OPAL-RT as an FMU. This will enable OPAL-RT to be linked to CYMDIST and GridDyn FMUs through a standardized open source interface.
This code can be used to generate a damage map based on the presence of rubble. Rubble is often detectable in images with submeter resolution, and can indicate damage to structures from high winds or earthquakes. The process_images.py script outputs a mask indicating the pixels in the original image where rubble was detected. The mask can be used in a geospatial software application like ArcMap to generate a damage map based on the rubble density. The rubble detection mask will contain some false positives which are usually more isolated than true rubble, so a density map will provide a more accurate indication of affected areas than the indivdidual rubble detections will.
HPC job tracker is a wrapper script which will allow some of the resources a HPC application consumes to be tracked for the duration of the job.