VISION

VISION is and indirect-geometry spectrometer at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. [1]

References

Versions

VISION (default)

VISION

For details on the parameters associated with the VISION version, please see the VISION data.

Models

vision (default)
vision_v1

vision

This is the recommended vision model - it is an alias for the vision_v1 model, which is the model actually containing the data.

Important

vision refers to the best version of this model - using a specific version may run the risk using a model with known bugs or other issues and is not advisable unless replicating the results of a given version of the model.

vision_v1

This section contains the data for the VISION instrument associated with the vision_v1 model. For more information about how the model works and its implementation, please see resins.models.vision_paper.VisionPaperModel. For more information on the model parameters, please see vision_v1 model data.

Configurations: NONE

Data

name: "VISION"
default_version: "VISION"
version:
    VISION:
        default_model: "vision"
        models:
            vision: "vision_v1"
            vision_v1:
                function: "vision_paper"
                citation: ['P. A. Seeger, L. L. Daemen, and J. Z. Larese, Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., Sect. A, 2009, 604, 3, 719-728. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2009.03.204']
                parameters:
                    defaults:
                    restrictions:
                    primary_flight_path: 15.0
                    primary_flight_path_uncertainty: 0.0054
                    sample_thickness: 0.002
                    detector_thickness: 0.003
                    crystal_plane_spacing: 3.348e-10
                    angles: []
                    distance_sample_analyzer: 0.26
                    average_bragg_angle_graphite: 45.0
                    d_r: 1.16e-05
                    d_t: None
                configurations: {}