ID#: D00218MNYCP00 RSIC#: DLC-218 CODE PKG NAME: POINT2003 COMPUTER: Many Computers PACKAGED: 07/16/2003 MOST RECENT UPDATE: ***************************************************************************** Distributed on 3 ISO 9660 CD-ROM Discs readable under Windows or Unix. ***************************************************************************** Directory of D:\ D218.PDF (UCRL-ID-12776 Rev. 2) 03/18/2003 02:44p 8,363 ATOM_AN.gif 05/19/2003 03:41p CD1of3 03/18/2003 02:44p 3,911 OP24HRS.gif 05/19/2003 03:54p 2,922 pt2003.htm (index to view data files) 03/18/2003 02:44p 1,954 STAR.gif Directory of D:\CD1of3 06/20/2003 05:45p Document UCRL-ID-12776 Rev. 2 (PDF & Word) 05/19/2003 03:39p k0 0 Kelvin cross sections 05/19/2003 03:39p k300 300 Kelvin cross sections Directory of D:\cd2of3 05/19/2003 03:39p k600 600 Kelvin cross sections 05/19/2003 03:39p k900 900 Kelvin cross sections 05/19/2003 03:40p k1200 1200 Kelvin cross sections Directory of D:\cd3of3 05/19/2003 03:40p k1500 1500 Kelvin cross sections 05/19/2003 03:40p k1800 1800 Kelvin cross sections 05/19/2003 03:41p k2100 2100 Kelvin cross sections The CDs were written using ISO 9660 format that can be read on almost any computer. One restriction of the ISO 9660 format is that it is similar to DOS diskettes, in that it does not distinguish between upper and lower case characters. Therefore when the data is read from the CDs, on some computers the filenames will be upper case, and on other computers they will be lower case. The three CDs are divided into 9 directories. With the exception of DOCUMENT, each of these directories contains 329 files (one file for each evaluation plus a .htm file.) Each file is a complete ENDF/B "tape", including a starting "tape" identification line, and ending with a "tape" end line. In this form, each file can be used by a wide variety of available computer codes that treat data in the ENDF/B format.