Dear Giulia,
- How should I use/call the "usrbrea.f" file to get formatted data file?
My input file is produced by process in Flair.
- I tested saving the E data in ASCII format! In the resulted
FileName00#_fort.98 I got the (ten column) matrix of the data. But I
don't know how to:
1- associate each data value with its corresponding x,y,z (voxel)
coordinate value!
2- Differentiate data from error (or the errors are not included here?)
Best regards,
Tamer
On 24.02.2020 14:14, Answers wrote:
> Dear Tamer,
> the fourth column in the FileName_98_plot.dat is the error (in %)
> related to the measured quantity.
>
> In order to have 3D data, you can run the simulations as you did, and
> then you use usbrea, available in $FLUPRO/flutil. Usbrea reads an
> unformatted file and returns the equivalent formatted file,
> including the standard deviations, if the input file was produced by
> usbsuw.f (or by Process in Flair).
>
> Alternatively you can save the data in an unformatted (ASCII) file.
> In your output file you will have a header followed by a matrix of
> values,
> where each value is the measured quantity (in your case E)
> in a given voxel of coordinates (x,y,z), if you are scoring with
> Cartesian binning.
> In other words, the values you will read in the file are the energies
> associated to the different voxels.
> However, in this case you cannot merge output files from different
> cycles.
>
>
> Please keep in mind that USRBIN results are normalized to bin volumes,
> calculated automatically by the code.
>
> Hope this helps.
> Cheers,
> Giulia
>
>
> On Fri, 21 Feb 2020, Tamer Tolba wrote:
>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I am using USRBIN card to score Energy deposited in some block using
>> Unit: 98 BIN, and run it for 10 iterations/cycles. Then, I merge the
>> data of the 10 produced "Filename#_fort.98" files using
>> Run->Data->Process. For 2D post-processing I plot the different
>> projections (xy, xy, yz) using the generated binary *.bnn file, I also
>> get the exported 2D data (of the projected plot) in the
>> FileName_98_plot.dat file. I have two questions:
>>
>> 1- When projecting on the beam axis (i.e. the z axis), I get the x and y
>> data, so I expect the FileName_98_plot.dat file to contain 3 columns x y
>> E, but I get 4 columns x y E something?? What is the fourth column?
>>
>> 2- My main question, actually I need to export the data ( deposited
>> energy distribution) in the whole volume, i.e. I need to export 3D data
>> in *.dat or *.txt format (i.e. in the form in the form x, y, z, E)! How
>> can I do that?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Tamer
>>
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