Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1885088 Radiation Measurements 2013 4 Pages PDF
Abstract

This paper describes the development of an automated nuclear emulsion analyzing system, which is constructed of the following three parts, the nuclear emulsion “OPERA film”, the latest automated scanning system “S-UTS” and the three-dimensional track reconstruction software “NETSCAN”. The system is able to operate at a speed of 72 cm2/h and overcame the bottleneck of long time-consuming to recognize tracks in the nuclear emulsion by human eyes. The system is essential for the OPERA experiment, muon radiography, gamma-ray telescope and many other fields with nuclear emulsion.

► We have developed an automated nuclear emulsion analyzing system. ► The system overcame the bottleneck of recognizing tracks by human eyes. ► The system is able to operate at a speed of 72 cm2/h ► The system is constructed of OPERA film, S-UTS and NETSCAN. ► The system is essential for many fields with nuclear emulsions.

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