Re: Barn Book

[Steve Frey <sfreyohp@SLAC.Stanford.EDU>]

Thanks, Mike Useful reference. 

And, I migh add that the term 'barn' was coined at 
Per-dewwwwwww University.

Boilermakers and the Barn book. Don't leave home 
without them.

Steve  


At 08:15 PM 2/12/00 -0600, you wrote:
>radsafe'rs,
>
>In re the Barn Book,
>
>The Web sites previously cited are perhaps the best sources
>for current information. However, this item may also be of
>use:
>
>Author
>
>                James, J.Z.
>
>  Title
>
>                An Electronic "Barn Book"
>
>  Journal Title
>
>                Transactions of the American Nuclear Society
>
>  Date
>
>                Jan 31 1996
>
>  Identifier p-issn
>
>                ISSN 0003-018X
>
>  Description
>
>                Electronic publication of a comprehensive compilation of
>                neutron cross sections - an "electronic barn
>                book" - can be of immense value to the
>                practicing nuclear engineer, as well as in nuclear education
>                and training. This paper describes such a publication. The
>                files are published on compact disk-read-only memory
>                (CD-ROM), with automatic updating over the Internet. The
>                current version stores the curves graphically, but a future
>                version will take better advantage of the interactive
>                capabilities of electronic publishing by drawing the curves
>                from ACE files "on the fly."
>
>  Journal volume
>
>                74
>
>  Page number
>
>                201-202
>
>  Identifier
>
>                829710
>
>  Subject keyword
>
>                NUCLEAR DATA COLLECTIONS/data base
>                management; CRITICALITY; INFORMATION
>                SYSTEMS; NEUTRONS; US NUCLEAR DATA
>                NETWORK
>
>Search results from "neutron cross sections" on PubScience at:
>
>88 matches [of which the above is one]
>
>http://pubsci.osti.gov/
>
>
>
>
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